Eugene weekly guard., June 24, 1909, Page 6, Image 6

BUSINESS
Prosperous People Patronize and Peruse
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HAS BEEN DULY
THE GUARD’S CLASSIFIED PAGE BEGAUSE IT IS THE REAL MARKET PLACE OF LANE COUNTY
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FOR -4ALK (Conliiiu.il. )
FOR SALK
FOR SALK Stuaebaaer sewing ma­
chine wagon in good order. Inquire
Smythe Transfer. Theatre blk. tf
1NÌR SALE —Lots in me Blair add
at the Oregon Land Office.
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WOOD FOB
SALE—Telephones:
Main 651 aud Farmers 61. K. A.
Maltxan.
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FOR SALE—New Underwood type­
writer. has been used only about
a week. Address Typewriter, care
of »rtrtcd.
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FOE SALE—Complete line ot house-
lupMShings. for cash or credit.
Campbell Fellman Company, cor­
ner Eighth and Olive streets tl
FOR SALE—Beautiful rt-ictly mod­
ern seven-room bungaiow, with all
improvements. 1st West ?lth st.,
or phone Black 5681.
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FOR SALE—27S acres well Improv­
ed farm 1-2 mile from Blachly
postoffice:
will sell on easy
terms. For particulars address,
George Ehrhart. Blachly, Oregon.
A BARGAIN—New 5 room bouse
lot 100x300, young orchard, good
soil, at London Springs;
price
$70#.
Address Mary A. Pedigo,
London, Ore.
SEVERE QUAKE
IN CALIFORNIA
CAUSE OF PANIC
FOR KENT
I nlcsa you know • per*»«—
uulcws null per»o«i c»»m«e into
your life in some way—yow are
not greatly concerned «bout
w het)H>r hr ia good or bad. de­
sirable or otej»*ction«ble.
It's m > witli a »tore. The peo­
ple who never visit It care noth­
ing about it one way or the oth­
er. It doesn't exist—for them.
Rut when they are |>enuaded to
patronize it—when they come
to turn the s|axliglit of ttielr at­
tention on it—wheu it come,
to have a part in their lives, as
Mime store« must bare in all
lives—then it'« different; then
it does» matter whether it strives
to win confidence; it does mat­
ter w liether or not its price con­
cessions are genuine. d»-pcnda-
ble.
If it meets all tests that a
good store must stand when it
is advertised—when it thus in­
cites the critical attention of the
people—tne n advertising will
"make" the store. If it fails in
most of the vital tilings—-if it
proves, under tiie light of pul>-
licity not to be much of • store,
THEN ADVERTISING WILL
NOT PAY—for it will empita-
size tlie shortcomings as well »’
merits.
For these same reasons it is
generally
assumed that the
«tore which dews not advertise
is seeking to avoid close inspec­
tion and comparison, and that
the store which does is court­
ing them.
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Grass Valley. Cal.. June 33.—
Theater ♦ An earthquake, the most severe
♦ in many years, al 11;35 o'clock
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♦ last night, almost caused a pan­
FOR RENT—Fumista«*». flat. En­ ♦ ic here and at Nevada City.
♦ Many people rushed Into the
quire at Schneider's flat.
♦ streets.
A second and lighter shock
FOR RENT—5 good-sized. conven­
11:40. Reports
ient housekeeping rooms. 617 Al­ ♦ occurred at
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from Marysville. Chico i|nl Col­
der street.
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♦ fax, say those towus were se­
FURNISHED Rt.OMS—Three nicely ♦ verely shaken
furnished rooms, with or without *
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»»em« Nev., June 23
There
board. 493 Lawrence street, tf
♦ was an earthquake here at
FOR RENT—-Furnished room with ♦ 11:35 Hast night, but no dam­
or without board, electric light; ♦ age was done.
stiAim heat aud bath. Enquire of «
DaAgS Depart inent store.
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WANTED—A cook at the
Cafe at once.
FOR RENT—Two nice front single
rooms. $8 and »10 furuaee heat,
< :. ctrie lights, phone and bath. 154
Ninth street, corner High.
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LONE ROBBER
HOLDS UP STAGE
IN CALIFORNIA
FOR RENT—Stock pasture by E M.
Warren. 3 1-2 miles southwest of
Eugene. See G. W. Grow, tn j
charge of the place, known as the
Nevada City. Cal.. Jun»> 33.—The
Wallis homestead.
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Downieville stage, which left this
city early today tor Sierra county,
FOR RENT—Three office roems in carrying five passengers, was held up
the Warren block, or will rent to and robbed by a lone masked high
small family
for
housekeeping wayman a short distance from this
rooms. Mrs. M. E. Warren. 442 city. The robber took »90 from th«‘
Lawrence street, corner 6th.
passengers and the Wells-Fargo ex­
press box.
PASTURE FOR RENT—I will take
The rumors that he got a big haul
in stock on my place, 3 1-2 mile« from the box cannot be confirmed.
southwest of Eugene, on what Is
known as the Mathew Wallis land.
E. M. Warren, 442 Lawrenoe st.,
Eugene. Qs.
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The first meet lug of the commi»-
slon'-rs of th«> Port ot SluHlaw was
held Tuesday afternoon at I o clock
tn the Odd Fellow»' hull in Flor
Th*
I «•nee. sa.va the Ftorenv»» West
»xinituiaeionen» having I ikon oath >f
office th»» me4»tlng wm calle»!
to
order by 1 H I’ushinan »«nd tem­
porary organization was effe«-le«l by
eliwtlng Mr. Cuahtnan «-hairman and
T. A Yoet secretary
They
then
lebs-ted permanent officer« a.-» fol­
lows: 1 li Cushman, president. I'
E Jackson, vice-president;
E.
I’
Waite, «ecretAry; T A Yoel trees
urer. Trey then |iro«-eed»xi to draw
for terms of office. M cmki ' h Cush
man. Canid and W aite drew the long
< r four years' term, anil
Messrs
Jackson ard Y'o»t th»' short ti-rm
Th»- First National Hank ot Eugene
wtis deslgnaltsl as thu d»'posltoi'y for
th»* funds of th«* port, with the un
dervtandlng that when a batik I*
opened in Floretn-e that a portion of
the fun«ls may be dep«i«ited her»* It
was d*'clde»| it Iwue luinds for
»100.090 to be sold as soon as I»-'»
sible to the hlgh«*st bidder,
said
bonds to* bear lnter«*st at flv«* per
cent, pavable s<-ml-aannually at the
First National Bank of Eugen«* I'eti
thousamt dollars to become due In
1920 and ten thousand each suc­
ceeding year up to 1939. Hqn 1.
E. Bean was «»nipkiyed as attorney
for the commission.
ATT»WIIC>MT.|4w
ARCItlTKUTH
T
CARDS
<1 HIRl». ARCHliECT of many d. F. SKIPWORTH. AttormTTr'
.iftlcv ov».r l.iun « 1)| I1M
yeara' ».»perleuce In Hau Francia
co. Now p«rmuu«»utly I< h ’« ì < h 1 In
thè Chcrry bulbilli«. Rootn
IL U BILYEU, Attorn»,r tt Uw
l’Ians and »iHHltlcationa prepalred
over Vera»'. Mho.. «t„r,. g*®*
for relnforced coucrete aud ateel
frum<>».
Al»o all olher kluda of
bulldlnga
*r LEON R. EDMUNH on Atterw^
taw; rooms 1 and I, K< xuu. i *’
FREE THOMAS, architect. Sketches
A Having« Hank
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aud plans drawn, blue print« am*
specifications General supervision
over building« In coupu’ o» «on L* M. TRAVIN, Altern»; »• |lw.
five over Eugen« 1>J# , A u"', *
■tructlou
If thinking of build­
Bank. Eugetve, Or
** *•«
ing, larg« or small, see me. Terms
r«a»>nabl«. Room 7, Chrisman
8. I>. ALLEN, Attorney at-law- a,
block.
flee over Eaton ■
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J. ARMSTRONG. Architect and
WUlamette slr««i.
Pbow
Superintendent
R«x>m 309 White
Temple.
Residence
13 th and
luiwrenco streets.
Phone Black
O. A. WINTERMEIKlt. iltUru„_
8881
,f
law; laud title« aud prohat, ¿2
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It WELLS Architect
ROOIU
in. First National Bank building
I'hone Main 3U3.
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It FORD—AreJUtect, 37 West 7t'n i
st. Uhoue. Black 3633, Eugens. Or
TT
la It lea Office over Chamber» h
tow Bank.
PAUL
MERRILL Attorney ,od
counsellor «1 law. room» » in(1
McClung building, corner Eight»
aud Wlllaxuvtto »,i»ms. Eug-n,
Or. Telephon« Red 1161.
W ALTON a NEBS, A»tort,,*ys al ias
J. J. Walton and 8 1* s««
practice In all courts In th» »tata.
Offlc«. room 3, Waller blue». £».
gene. Or.
THE LANK COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., Rooms 3 and 1. Warren block
Eugene. Or Prices reasonable.
VIIYHKIANM AM* Nl’BUKONM
WALLER * 8WITI1 Mr». Olive GEORGE II. DORRIS. Atturn«y-«p
law, office Hovey building, Mr-
Waller. Mlu A M Smith Oeteo
ner Eighth aud Wlllamett« »trwu,
pathic phyHlclans, Cherry block,
ruotili I and 3, upstairs
Sixth aud
Willamette streets
Phone Main 741.
WOODCOCK A POTTER Attorney«,
FOR
SALE—Rubber-tired Bailey
at-law, A. C. Woodtxxk «od £ <j.
DR
ANNA MAURER. Oateopathl«
buggy aud single harness: also a
Potter
Office un» Mock south H
physician, All curable disease»
saddle, at bargain. Call at 790
Chrisman block, Eugen«. Or
Women and children »
treated
Willamette street, or rooms 1 and
NEWS NOTES FROM
ilffl.e
over
F.
E
«perla 11 y
2. Chrisman building.
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WILLIAM» « BEAN. Attwrneyswi-
Red 1631.
Dunn's. Uhoue
I
law. J. M. Williams, L K iteti.
THE
LOWER
SIUSLAW
FOR SALE—By owner, two cnolce
Practice In all courts of tbs (Ute
|>R H. L STUDLEY,
Oateopathl*
lots in Sladden addition; fenced;
and before U. 8. land office Of.
physician
Office over Chambers
well: fruit trees and garden, go­
B»*st»ie Brund. who lias b«*cn
In
tic«« 11, 1«. 1« and 15 M c CI sm
518
Willamette «•
ing cheap. Enquire at 468 Jef­
j
MARRIED
♦ Eu«**ne for s»*v<*ral months, cattn* store.
building.
Phone Black 1331. Consultation
MISCELLANEO Ut»
ferson street.
h
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home Tuesday by way of Gardin«*r.
free,
Realdence.
62
7
Pearl
street
Msrgr«*ta Brund returned
home
I. N HAIUUVOH. Attorney at he.
FOR SALE—A seveu-room hoase
phone Black 3207.
ROOMS—AND BOARD—70 W. 5th. i
of
yest«*rday
after
an
alisenc«»
vpocUwt .tientton given to dlvirees
with barn and woodshed, well im­
At the home of the groom at 248 several weeks at outside points.
Mid wttUment of Mitatee Agalli
C. H. Cannon, M D
Homeopathic
MILLINERY—Spores and Hawkins.! I-awrene«‘ street. Eugene. June 82,
proved lot, 12 bearing fruit trees.
(i
Mia
T
M
Martin
»nd
Mn
W
FOR SALE—TONTI.’» V ED.
for Continental Inaurane« Ce«-
physician.
Chronic diseases and
^4 West 7th street.
tf 1909, Claude F. Drew and Miss Ger­
Offered at a bargain if taken at
Martin cam»* In from Eugene a few
5. First Natloul
pony.
Room
diseases of women and children ■
once. 128 Washington street
trude F. Bowen. Rev. O. C. officiat­ days ago for a breath of the ocean
FOR SALE—Gasoline range. Good GASOLINE WOOD SAWING.—Tele­
Hank building, Eugene. Or.
specialty. Ee-.-tr.c, Vibratory and
ing.
breeze.
\
condition. Will sell cheap. • Call
phones: Main 651 and Farmers 61.
Light tr><atmeul. Offlc«, suite 305.
FOR SALE—-If sold this week,
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Hon L. E Bean, of Eugene, was
68 E. 11th street
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R. A. Maltsan.
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206, 207 and 30* White Temple JJÜ84SE G. WE LUS. lawyer; 4*1 Wil­
good lots on 16th and Harrison
in the city Tuesday and Wedn«*sday
lamette atmet. Eugvni- <>r Glvm
Phone Main &40. Boards Hoffman
streets. Price. »1.000. half down,
assisting the commissioners of the
spécial attention to eXautlnaVùa »I
Hou»«, Phone Main li.
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balance one year. 8 per cent, or FOR SALE-—Barker * sawmill In T'MBER BROKERS—Timber land X
BORN
J
Port
of
Siuslaw
tn
get
the
business
bought and sold. Moved from the
abstracta, drafting qf wiua,
Eugene. Or., for sale or lease. See
will sell separately at tjpO. each.
of th** corporation started right.
McClung building to Rooms 201
Regular h)»l
K. A I KEl' M It
Terms. W. H. Kay, MaflP642. tf
I. N. Harbaugh, over First Nation­
Hing of estate«. con,Pyftn(M *nq
C.
E.
Harwood
returned
hrttiic
yes
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and 202. White Temple. Hammitt
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clan and surgeon. V^iratory, elec I
al Bank.
collection»
^(f0 jo B||
& Wood.
trie aud hot air treatment» Xlven
At Vida, June 17, 1909, to F. A. terday kcc»'ni|>anl«*d by bls broth»*r
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two draft
nt*
11
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Phone
M*ln 10»
Frank, after a fouple o»’ weeks' alt-
Obstetrl.a
u specialty. Of’lce
Pepiot and wife, a daughter.
stallions, one a black Belgian and FOR SALE—A good top buggy in
Outside
|K>lnt-
Th
>
SAY
—
When
you
want
auythlug
in
al
sence
good
condition.
C.
S.
Frank,
189
room»
218
aud
219,
White
Tempi«
the other a black Percheron, for
the housekeeping line go to Camp-
East Ninth street.
)n
Office phone Main 788 H' »ideuQt
In the McKenxle Valiev. June 22 brought In sev.-ra! l ea l q (
sale or trade. Inquire of Duncan
bell-Fellman Comoany’s store, cor­ 1909. to H. II. Skidmofe and wife. cattle.
CHESTER 8. FREELAND M Am.
phone Black 1251.
8cott. Eugene.
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ner Eighth and OJve street«. They a son.
The boys and young men of Flpr-
»30 French Ostermoor mattresses
8oc C. E. Civil «ml Uonsulu»«
have it.
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VNHEHTAKKR8.
for »18.50; special
sale price,
ence have or^anlzed an athletic
Engineer.
Estimate«. Vila*(ion*,
FOR SALE BY OWNER—Large and I
club which will meet regularly for
Chambers Hardware Co.
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ftepórt«. Plu*’“
bpc’lficatloM,
modern house just completed. 12
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DON
’
T
FAIL
to
»»re
Chezein
if
you
amusement.
The
l\
’
MEMOIIIAM,
practice
and
for
J. W. KAYS A CO., undertaker» anti
of Ehs-trlc, Steam an.l Logglag
rooms, close in; three year's lease FOR SALE—Two »«cona-hand Peta­
want
bargains
in
real
estate.
.
We
offlc»*!.-»
ch«.»»n
are
Mr
Gat»-»,
presi
­
funeral directors.
Eugen«. Or.
good rent. If you are soeking an
llullwaya.
and
El»-« trie 1’uwrt
luma incubatoi», good as
new.
buy and sell farms and city prop­
March Violet, daughter of Oscar dent; Leonard I ji I v *. vice-president. ■
investment, call on F. C. BEAN,
Plants.
Blue printing at rclkutt-
Cheap. Chambers Hardware Co.
erty.
improved
and
unimproved.
and
Abbie
E.
Brewster,
was
born
at
Earl
Edwards,
dfCrstary;
Wilkie
F. WALKER Funeral Dlr«*ctor.
Berger-Bean Hdw. Co.
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nbl»* rates, 32 East Ninth »tre»L
I W Phone
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Timber and mining Block. H. Che- Mabel, Lane county. Oregon, March Yost, treasurer.
Main 4 4. day or night t------------------------------------------------ -----
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cem.
I
10,
1888.
Sh«
fell
asleep
in
Jesus,
T.
G
Hendricks
and
Darw
in
Hl
tal
­
fikrlngfield. Oregon.
FOR
SALE—Span heavy
brood FOR SALE—At a bargain, a good
MINING ENGIM EIW
June 7. 1909, ag»‘d 21
years, 2 low. president apd assistant cashiet' DAY fc IIENDEiiboN. ugdertakeri
mares, one with young colt, the
gentle saddle pony. Inquire Hull'3 GENERAL REPAIRING — If you months and 27 days.
of the First National Bank of Eu­
other with foal;
both bred to,
and embalmer«, corner Wlllaa
HERBERT LEIGH, mining engins»
want any repair work done about
Drug store or
731
Willamette
March became obedient to the
»
heavy draft horse. Also one rid-;
ette and Seventh streets.
and expert metallurgy'
K.-ll*bl
the home, store, fronts, office fix­ Gospel about four years ago and gene, w«re looking over Florence
St.
,
t
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last Friday. This Is the flrat time
ing horse anl two sets work har­
Information furnished to Ittendlng
tures, etc., phone to E. R. Wells, lived a consistent Christla n till the
ness. San be seen on Second sL, FOR KALE—Hack, harness, saddle,
Investor«.
Examinations an« re­
architect; r,om'10. First Nat’l time of her death, Here was Indeed Mr Hendrtcks has visited th»* Rho­ W. T. GORDON, funeral director
dodendron City for about sixteen
3 b’ cks west of Blair.
port« on minea and ore tre.itmeot.
State licensed embalmer.
Offlc»
Bank bldg. Phone Main 302.
bicyAe, fine rifle, shotgun, camp
h beautiful character, Helpful, pa- years.
and residence, Tenth and Ollvt
Eugene, Or.
stove, typewriter, gravel screen.
tlent and loving, she was a blessing
FOR SALE—80 acres good
fruit
Mr». Bind and son, la-wls,
l«»<t
streets. Phone Red 4 431.
At Fire Station.
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to
(he
community
in
'
which
she
T
land, 25 acres open ready for the
Wednesday
afternoon
for
Eugene
to
WANTED
MASSAGE PARLORS.
lived, loved and respected by all a’'t,-n»| commencement exercises at'
plow; the balance oak and fir
VETERINARY SURGEONS
—. — — .
grubs; at least 1.000 cords of FOR SALE OR TRADE—Practically BOARDERS WANTED—671 Patter wh.Q knew her,
'he State University.
Her son.,
1'A it I,OR—
SAN1TOL REA UT Y
new 3-inch wagon, or will trade
Her life was full of devotion tn Jesse. Is it member of the gradual-' DR. J. CHRISTIE. Veterinary (ur
wood and fine fruit land when
son street.
Tsmplrf
Room 312 I. O. <). F
for
good
mare,
hay
or.
grain,
In-
her loved ones and an abiding faith Ing class. Her daughter, Mrs. Bak-,
taken off.’Price 1750. A. M. Hen-
geon;
county stock
Inspector
Phone Black 6231. Hcalp and fa-
quire
of
J.
D.
McDonald.
tf
dricks, 820 South Oak bet. 13th
WANTED- Experienced dining room­ In God. which remained unshaken ter. wlll return with her to S|»end
Phone Main 613, Eugene Or
clal treatment and manici.ring.
and 14th st. Phone Black 1802. FOK SALE—Two good corner lots,
girl. Apply Griggs Hotel.
J-25 to the end. enabling her to say. "I some tlui« In Folrence.
, g~ . - -T- -
have
not
a
doubt
nor
a
fear
for
the
W.
F*
u
8
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I),
8r1
HKgiHtgnf
pf
th»*
all fenced, with barn, chicken WANTED—Small refrigerator; must
future, though I would desire to U. 8. engineers in 1'brt.land. arrived'
LOTS FOR «ALE BY OWNER—Two
house and parks;
small house,
be cheap. 4 45 Willamette St. j-25 live longer for mother's sake."
lots and 8-room house; barn; fine
here Wednesday to collect Informa­
fruit and berries:
garden
up;
The funeral services were con- tion in cotifjei'tioo with harbor kb
land for garden; on Fourth Street,
price cheap; terms,
of Imi-ol.ette.
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Address
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WANTED
—
Girl
to
cook;
good
i
ducted at the hoihe, by W. A. Wood, provement Mr. Carroll «as here on
near mill race; lot 160x95 feet on
care of Guard.
ike io tne times, or
-« Jy-11
wages.
Apply 657
Willamette. I on* Monday evening
The remains th»* General Wright In !>*»*♦ and sur­
Twelfth and Alder streets, just
Do you not realize,
Tel. Main 2.
‘
tf were taken to Eugene on T uesday veyed the bar. also a rock '/»»arrv at
north of Patterson school. J J. FOR SAIT—High-grade northern
onitnenclng to cn*t
Walton. 515 Willamette street, tf
grown nursery stock Yakima Val­ WANTEO —Girl for general house- ' for Inlerment.
Point Terrace. He* will remain» for'
a pollili al i andldati. I
“They're gathering homeward from aom«- time
ley Nursery, North Yakima, Wash.
work. Ajfply a» J. M. Pipes' law
I« » In-iiio iaf or a
every land
FOR SALE — All the furniture in 4
M. Christopherson, agent, Eugene.
Last week Ira Hoffmitn «old his'
because he. to their
rooms in Roach building, 61 E.
One by one—on« by one;
I
homestead on the river about tw»*lv»*l
iresent th«-m
rallier*
Ninth street. Purchaser has priv­ FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good gen­ W ANTED.—To rent *ight or nl-ne- Their feet are now
pressing the mil»« above Florence, where hu has
i typify the coh<'*!va
ilege of renting rooms
Apply at
shining
strahd,
tle driving mare, weight 1150. Al­
room, modern house, near univer­
lived for about thirty y»*arx. to Mr
der? Do you not '
61 E. Ninth St., or phone Main (
so good new $25 harness. A bar­
sity. Address L. A. Morrleon.li^'. °,np b' ‘,n; ,
EE fleiiedlct,
”
for the
sum Of
63. ____________
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Their
travel-stained
'Monts
tire
nil
gain if taken at once W H Kay.tf
I ¡1st I
$4.500.
Eufaula. Washington.
then
pur-
■'socialist." vbilr senseless wall
laid down,
I ’•hased W Mr S Hoffman
i-onnld*
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r_
believe,
r«,giird1cH»
ol
pa
i
i
Brewer's
ranch
lying
about "demstedgery" and "fak-
TAKE NOTICE-—Wnen you want a FOR SALE—10 acres close in. This WANTED—To biû on «he wiring of Their brows are domed wS « o liv­ <n the opposite side of the river and
have fallen ii|».»vi unheeding ears »■ration, Wisconsin Is prmi't of !*•-
is a snap. Owner must leave the
ing crown;
fine Residence lot at the right
your house. All kinds of bell and
short
distance
down
stream
from
Follette.
While he I» In th» .•linst*
■ many year«
city. C. N. Murdoch, Hotel Griggs. .
fcarice, don’t fall to see the Wll-
annunciator work. Prompt atten­ And clothed in white raiment
.. r.-
4,300. Mr. Brower reserved a f.’W
Wisconsin will al ¡east he
A*»
a
Popiilat*
Lender.
tf i
rest on 'I'-' shore
j.xmette Valley ’^:nd company.
tion given to small repair work
-»eres from the upper part of the I
heard from,
led,
Wisconsin
will
be
He
■ Is a lorfaor of the people bo-
Th» 'y have them tear the car line
G. M. Taylor, Phone Red 3301. 115 Of the river < life forevermore.”
¡»la» e.—Florence West.
and Wisconsin will >>«• on III* right
cause • they belli*ve _ In his _ ___
.....
sincerity;
1n ts 'ie Gross addition. Office in FOR SALE.—36u acres farm land.l
becatme
he is a titan of the'¡¡«•»ipie; I *ld«.
one mile north of Eugene. Price WANTED—C ooks who inslnst on us­
Th e ax re block- Willamette st. tf
MN ALLY.
ing our Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
reasonable.
Address John De­
because he can
lnterpi-»*t
their
DEFENDS POLICIES
brick, Eugene Or.
j-2 4
and Buck Ranges. Save time, fuel
wishes; because dtSfrltp ev».*r.v effort'
(Sqei'ttl ctrrespondence».
TOR
E—B u 8KX harness, single
and steps. Campbell-Fellman Co.,
i 'y »it have made to kllTWim politically.!
Ixist Valli’. June 21. The latest
«nd dot b’eJ, ; rubber-tired Bailey
corner Eighth and Olive stteets. tf is “I-ost Valley will celf'brntP.’’ The
OF LA FOLLETTE he was never yet so '♦¡rtllv beaten i
TH I MININ ITKMs
l'ASgy. sí ddle; half ton of hay; FOR SALE—Twenty head eastern
Oregon horses, broke and. unbrok­
that he gav»* up the s'vitggle, be-)
Dexter Gl» .■ And Athletic Club met
best
blooded driving
°“e of th*.
1
WANTED
—
Ixtan
of
»2000
or
12500
en. climated and in good condi1
cause th»* p»*opl<* of th»» si..'v> t,f WIs-[
and her year-
on the 1
«nares |n tht t country
]
(Hpoclal ('»»rreafiond’mi
for a period of one to four years. hold a celeb I Inst, and decided to
The following Is a small portion
tion, will be*sold reasonable at
Ung filly. v '1 at a bargain, Call
■atlon on Saturday, July of a lengthy letter from Frank T cousin Ilk*- a»flghl»-i', i*.j]>o» lit.lv’ when
I...
First-class
real
estate
security;
»Thurrton,
Jtinc 23
farm five miles west of Junction,
b<- is fighting In their Inter,ho j
3rd. There will be a program In
at 790 WRiaa ette street, or room
a su
M Nally of Superior t»i,the Wllwau- cause his private life fH I h - vop ,*1 r><- June I9th, there wn
will pay 8 per cent Interest. Ad­ the
Lane county, Oregon. E. B. Bar­
tf
morning,
at.
an
I
ra
es.
tug-of-war
1 an<i 2. Chrian. an ddg.
e of
dress A. S. D.. care Guard.
kee Sentinel and published in that]
rows, Manager.
Jl-12
and ball gam. in the afternoon,
pr.iaeh: b«a-aii»»e h<- |s »,>,<■
l>hl.*P<- piente at thè realdei and
paper June 2. We have not space'
Mrs. II» ts . Relative
A. B. Addingt«. . and R. ft. Dun- for
FOlt SA .y__ •
_e stock and
man
who,
In
an
ago
of
corrupt
poflt
-i
th" entlr»- letter:
. Were pranent and a very
dsiry
'-"I lira» tires. In an ago of mal.-rla,'-1
. cieek and FOR SALE AT »1250—Five year WANTED—District managers in Ore- ten killed two large
_ COlIRfll.-
las»
ich. .nr n,
was enjoyed by all
gon Portland.
Pendleton.
lease and furniture of 21 room
fl nd week. A. ~
_ treed the first
from Eugene,
«¡.'.
tan-»
high»-»-,
better
B.
’
s
dog
forth
for
a
higher,
better,
«ut »-..„^
.«.'»»xf Thuraday thè frleml
Eugene.
Exclusive contract for
ge ; 2* œ , i « a
To the editor of the Sentinel:
board and lodging house. Owner
house, barn,
uc >' r American.
»lo
one
at
dusk
the
evening
of
the
I
__
Sth,
large territory. A necessity
19 room
retiring on account of falling
In th»- issue nt your paper of May
of and A.
I)(> >’<»" realize that there are In! Ora' **'* glv<t n •pieni»- ai 'b
trees, gar-
3 Iota, fruii
life permanently cheapened one- The see B. shot the cat by firelight, 20 you take It upon yours.-U to crit­ his State today thousands of young on
li.'*^ Miim»» place In lionoi
health. Enquire at 419 Willam­
“nd shade
‘
race. Eu-
rtond
was
treed
the
afternoon
den ground, near mill
half. Every family needH and will ci the
icize and belittle th** motives which men who me .-listing nboiit to s»-l»-rt blrthdn *•
ette street. The New Underwood.
at
Guard
gene. —
10th
and
R.
G.
was
the
suc-
Enquire M. E. ji .
have it. Demand constantly _
prompted the Superior friends of an American statesman for mt li|ea||
tf
in- cessful
The \\’bitak<,ri» wlll gì'1'
tf
office.
creases.
Large margin of profit anyone marksman, A. B. »ays if Senator LaFollette to gather together Aiiieri.-itn. on»* who shall be th** « i|,|., crcam
«ocl
*' '*,e,r ho,n'’ -
'
wants
cougars/killed
to
call
FOR
SALE -Six-room
house
in
and
formulate
pians
for
fils
re-elec
­
for
district
managers.
Our
district
lebrato
Ing light of |ter footsteps as reg.-irds ••venlng
'
ne\ *• *”
on him and his dog.
FARM FOR Saee
Springfield;
corner
lot
88x120;
tion
to
th»*
senate.
managers
report
"Ninety
per
cent
- -n ÖPugias »
l»ubll< conduct in affairs
hi what;* pletlon of th '*r new house,
T. H. T'enton ________
_______
returned Wednea-
tJr-
miles C- '
small fruit trees and shrubbery.
of
installations
result
-Men
of
All
Parties
Welcome.
in sales." day
manner »ire you assisting these young! to
1 th<> »-ounlry.
<90 acres; 200 acres of
Will take »795, as I am going
Your attitude in regard to this
Director of State of Georgia Agrl- been from Philomath where he has
men to form un Ideal? You point
attending commencement cxer- meeting Is below the rtnndard or
U?]?,no’ PAs’cre and s ' 6tiltlrnu
Peter (' nlvy’ t '
away soon House is rented at all
a
cultural
Experiment
Statlon writes else« of his Alma Mater.
te.tatfln*nr
"■”rn
l"'h 1 are lyi e frolli G
»Yr
*»tfred. (Wo so®« timbe,
times at »7 per month. Address
fair
critic.
It
was
not
a
"party
cau
­
"You
are
public
benefactors."
Hcfati, Bryan and LaFollette
B. E. Williams has finished his
♦ h rough place; g^ f reeks rv/> »
You|day' '
F . care Guard or phone Black
cus.” rather a gathering of Mr. La-
Pres. 1900 Washer Co. tells us,
• ■
«®°<i soli; a nwn“/mak;;
buildings ■
contract of logging and has closed Follette's friends. Men of nil par­ ridicule them i ‘•“..'•"'»K
*h»-n re-,
dalrylng |
7121, Eugene.
tf
"You
may
use
my
name all you down his camp.
tormers. You ridicule
Will
>»e worth tWirb the priY <
ties witc welcome. The only re­
’want.”
............
winr,,r ,,n*' "f '>'1'' "<
Standard Utilities
Cor-
’
d
in
movement
hi
Wisconsin,
Hay
crops
generally
are
short
In
IAIN FOR YOU—Store house,
a few years: Price
’
a d-'i'y f«rm soni
quirement for admittance was that Iteopl»- of other stales hon,„ 'tl-'i'
poratlon, Scranton, Pa.
„» Iscou i (.ntuiii.... ..
*»n. ware-room 16x40. stock of
per i
this locality.
Easy
or \V
you
were an
American citizen, »Io for having taken th<* Inltlatl,.-
J »ere.
1*--" »ro
8y. term«
Y^ali.Ado%e” Hel- J ß
m
Mrs.
E
H.
Gaming,
of
Eilgene.
general stock, of about
...... —Ivo In
J J.
friendly to the movement which Ln
t„rn. I
Jyl
returned home after a three weeks’ Follette typifies, namely, the wrest­ tl s movement. What you t*rm
LOHT AND FOUND
invoice.
Lot 40x60, also
Koödk
Wisconsin«
peculiar
brand
of re-!
visit
In
the
valley.
She
wan
the
“s of land, with dwelling
»3.5tR>
ing of the control of this gov»*rn- ; form," I__ ___ _
has recently been dlactissed!
rn and some fruit. Must. LOST—Lane county warrant No. guest of Mrs W. H. Fenton, who tn»-nt of ours front the corporate In­ ’"it!.
five an;
by such states as Kan as, Oregon
8748, for »15 drawn la favor of ac<om|>anled her to Eiig<«ie.
Come in and make us
house, X
Co V ,tl0Bai c°-°per*tl»e Realty
terest« who now control It and res­
Several of our neighbors attended toring it to the people,
huath"‘
w"h-the result
the Guard Printing Ge.
Finder
Fleming & Van VHet
Oo.. Notary Public for
h“ sold,
where It hat
these states are removing front
please leave at this office and re­ I he Pleasant Hill picnic last Satur­ rightfully belongs.
tf
an offerì
I hi senate some of the fosslllzd ar-
ceive reward.
tf day.
Has party allegiance grown so hlocrats who misrepresented them
dorn
nine-room
The Dexter Glee and Athletic CltMi strong, partisanship so bitter,
that and arc s< ndlng In their stead pro^
the
meeting was held and
FOR
SAI. f T^ c
s from car line IXtST OR STOLEN A valuable Air­ will conduct a stand for Ice cream
fair-minded men mn«t rwfuse assis greaMve men.
1
board of directors were re­
ool. W'ill rent
dale pup. A suitable reward will and candles at the Trent picnic Hat tanco to a righteous cause,
bouse, two l!Î&k
or to help
lax
,'n ,'hc- ranks of the scorned, de-
on Investment,
Dexter and Fall
be paid for information leading iirdav, June 26.
nnd Patterson ?*h
a courageous man simply because h<
mile east of
th,
"' h '1
<>r today
to the recovery. Notify Web- Creek will croM bats at the picnic. wears th»* badge of repuhllcnnlsm’’
‘o Pa.v 12 per cèn| %
■'^r,’tlna!,', rily Pr°Perty for SS.’e JC
AH
the really great Americans
100 yards
ster Kinsai-t, 3t
East Ninth
h X6” t " nber '
l'alr-iiilnd»il Democrats; hav»* helped
gon«:
Xngbu.^:r
housands of young m< n. who are
• south of
street..
J-26
( lilt IGO WHEAT MARKET.
”ale. sawmlll vRidn
Wo don’t rare If you are skepti­
to
tiiaki-
possible
th»-
reforms
In
Wis
­
-> tdliatlng from the .’olleges ,,t , jo, cal; we don’t care M you have no
Might
¿oiyo'r;doOMr,,!ralir(,he^n70 c°i °r 160 ncrP8 tlmborj 3 cm
consin. Blind allegiance to party
-operty.
'
"'■nlry
today,
ye
taking
these
,n»m
,
FOUND—A white knit jacket Friday,
Uhicago, June 23.—Close, July, has helped Io make a millionaire's
•onridenci.
|t makes no differed1 •*
, r,’B’ on Cayote Cr.-clr
fot Ideals
And It 1« well that they to uh .
phon*
the Itafh, at Minnesota picnic. Ap- $1 13 11; September, 11.87 3-4, club out of ottr
d
l8**1 yOBr hooie " - r’ -
Hollister’s Rocky Moiinl»!»
national senate
are
so
doing.
Rather
let
them
look
tf
ply at Guard * office.
*“
J-24
December, $1.06 3-8; May, »1.09.
price U all right.
Tea will do the work or no pa)’"*
Blind loyalty to party principles has
upon Bryan, LaFollette, Roosevelt, that's fair, 35 cents.
FOR SALE—Neat office stationery,
such as bond and linen letterheads,
and envelopes to match, at Page’s
Printerv,
626
Willamette fit..
Phone Red 1041.
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