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EUGENE DAILY GUARD
CiUAKD PRINTING CO. (Inc.)
Published every day of the k
Sunday exwpted. Address al com
muiiioitlons and make all remittance,
payahla to til Kukib Uuard.KiJKoue,
Oregon.
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Delivered by carrier, per month. .
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application.
Entered at the postofllce at KiiKotie
Oregon, aa second-class matter.
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER.
WEDNESDAY, JUNK lit
Work of ligation
Irrigation la beoomluK the Rreatoa
factor In the work of lioinebiiildliu
in America, and IU Importance in be
oomliiK moro fully recognized evorj
day. Tha New York Hun said in o r
oent editorial that the men who an
pushing IrriKatlon Into tho arid re
glona of the great WoBt am benolltlm
more of the populuoe of thla oou-itrj
directly and indirectly than any
other body of men who are Interested
la publlo work.
More Irrigation meane more pro.
dilutive home for Individual farmers
and homes that, once oooiipiod, will
not be deserted, as urops aud prosper
Ity are Insured to the farmer who hi i
the water supply under hi control.
irrigation mnana moro truffle for
the railroads, more and bolter food
for the people who live whore fooi
ia anaroe and lugh. it develops those
regloui of the country that moat need
developing; it relieves congestion ii.
the older agricultural regions bj
affording! now and attraotivo Hold
for the progressive yonng moil. H It
work, that should bo more appre
ciated and eurour.igod.
Mrs. Anna Lorcni, of Cincinnati,
ii suing for a dlvoroo, and If elii
states facta should hnvo it. Shi
charges that her husoand was in the
habit of appearing before hor gnrata,
bliislilng young high Buhool glrla am'
othera, in Ills bare feet and would
sit down In the presenoo of tho oom
pauy and dellbeiately wr'.gglo hlB toos
In order to humlllato hr frloudt,
"There was no quoatlou of hta no
knowing hotter," she Bald, "uocuiise
he nover acted so when wo won
alone, lie would return from tho ult)
on Sunday nftornooiiB and exi'liniiR.
Ills good clothes for Ills worklni
clothes, nad then after roniorlng lib
shoos would come Into thn parlor
where my girl frlonds wore, mid pro
oeed to wrlgglo hl oo. "
Advertising Is a pretty sure IntUv
of the volume of business ilouo by i
atom or company. Taking It for i
number of yours it Is as rellablo a tout
as can bo aakod or glvon. "It la oas
ler," aald a morohant tint lung ago,
"to pay a bill of fits) when there la I
balance of txts In thn bunk than It I
to pay ffiO with only 7n In Ilia tmnh.
That la about tho proportion lllairal
advertising litis directed fur inn."
A dally and weekly advertisement Ii.
the Guard goes to 111 (10 siihsnrlliflrB
and they always Dgure llvo readors to
a aubanritair, which mimus ln,nll() road
era. That means, at tho advl rtialuir
rates charged hero, tho chonpost pub
llcity lu tho world.
They generally lilt thu tutsohall um
pire with a bat, but at Dover, Dl
aware, the other day Ihey shot him
through a shoulder anil a bystander
through tho heart. Two negroes did
tha shooting. Karthvr south well,
flit her south matters would have
beau promptly attended o at onoo,
so thou uegioea could do. no more
shooting. Hut they havo negroes t
spare down south.
Thirteen thoiiNMiil giillons of whis
key went into lleiinoti cm k, Ken
tucky, Hie oilier day through an nivl
dent to a dlntlllery located on IN
bank. ThuuNinds of fish rendered
temporarily helpless by thn mixture
ore caught. The Midi raion In I he
surfaca In dntv-M, rled alauit and
eut fantxtlc papers.
Columbia county, on tha rlvnr Inf
low Portlaml, was one of the count 'iw
to go dry, leaillug the SI. Helen's
Mist to remark: "W must have a
n ill of some klr.d, and since the git:
iiiHIh are compelled - to eloee theli
doors next mouth wo trust koiiii, oik
will bo good enough to build a saw
mill. "
The doctors took out a man's hear.
the other day, sowed up u wound ii '
it, but it buck in place aa!u and tin
patient still liviw. Tliut'a a prott,
big newspaper story until you con
.Jilor that tho subject was a Philadol
hla man aud that there was plontj
f time between heart beats for tin
ioctors to operate without disturbim
ilia regukirpulo action.
"Undo Joe" Cannon roiilly beliovei
hut he may bo proaidout yot, thereby
furnishing a pointed illtiHtration of
the siiylmr that "there ia no fool likt
in old fool. "
J. Edward Addloks, llko hopo.
pilngs otcrnnlly for Unit covetei
senatorial toga, only to ie n rlv. 1
snatch it. Now ho suya It's ueud ea y
next time
Colonel Henry A. Dupniil, tho pow
dor nuiKiiate, has got into the tonnt
it lust. It is to lio hoped thut ho will
create no explosions in that seduti
body.
full for I ho elocl nc road, it wil
luublo the vuluo of every pieco ol
real oatatn In Kiigouo and liioronsi
the price of every pound of furii: pru
luce.
Tho PanniiiH raiuil bids fair to cos
is much us a genuine Panama hat n
ho rato thoy arc spending money rn
it.
Alice Ijiiugworth fuilH to receive
mlf the spuco ill tho uowspapera that
Alice Itonsovelt 'isad lo.
Delaware has got rid nf Addloks.
nit Oregon still has llouruo on hci
hands.
Mow thn grass along tho strode
ind on tho vacant lots.
Twelve' Murderers Ile Toarether.
Twolvo natives sentenced to death
for tho murder of Sublnspoctor Hunt
and Trooper floorgo Armstrong of tho
Nntnl pollco woro executed nt ltlch
mond and met tholr death with won
ilcrffll stoicism. They wero tnkon out
in two groups to n placo whero graves
had boon dug. Hero a minister prayed
with them and tholr eyes woro band
aged. When tho word of command was
uttorod thirty-six rlllo shots woro llrcd
at tho samo tlmo. Tho bodies of the
txocutod men wero literally riddled.
Ilril Shirt Rnvea n Train.
Ail Italian employed by tho Illg Four
railroad saved n fast train hound for
Imlliumpolls recently. A heavy rain
fall caiiHcd a creek to rlso rapidly and
wash nway ft part of the trestlo near
tho city of Marlon, Ind. The Italian,
knowing that tho passenger train wn
duo, took off Ilia red flannel shirt unit
used It na a dangur slgnul to ling the
train, which was stopped lu tlmo to
savo n disastrous wreck.
The lllrls' lien.
To girls who work or who nro trying
to lmprovo themselves lu any way a
den la a necessity. This la a place
whero work may bo left about without
fear of Ita being spirited away by a
tidy maid, where overy sort of Industry
may be carried on whole hoartcdly and
without fear of Interruption. Tho moth
er of tho family should consider tho
don as tho property of her daughters
aud only visit It at their urgent Invi
tation. It Is well for tho different
nivmlHra of a family to keep some
placo to themselves, for tho mother's
boudoir to be a sacred place to which
the husbnud ami children ftol It au
honor to be admitted, for the daugh
ter's room to bo a swift, homely place
whero tho wholo family. If the vrlrl
wishes It, may assemble when tho iaft
werk la dona.
The Welcome Shock.
The breoics they
At times K"l Kay,
Quite ton familiar, ono woiltit say.
When thoy illm-losa
A bit of hose.
It's very allocking, goodness knows.
It's not a kind
Tblna In the wind,
But If you notlc you will find
That thona who knock
Will walk a block
or ovt-n two to avt ths shock. q
His acucmc
Thft In-mnn has, to work his plot, '
A vrry nwil tlnvlcv.
Th pries h chnrsi-s makes us hot.
And then Wfi need mora tc.
Cin Be McodrA
"He Is a marriage broker."
"A broker T What doe ho break?"
"Oh. nothing but hearts."
Why Some College Men Fail
In the Battle of Life
' By & F. THWINC. President Western Reserve Unlvertlty. Cleveland
IX earlier dayB mcmljcrs of college faculties wero not Treat
scholars, but GREAT PERSOXALITTES. Tho regard paid
to scholarship lins increased, but not regard to personality.
M'ro nttontion is paid to conveying of truth than to formation
of mnnl'.ond. Truth should ever bo a PRIMARY aim, but colleges
must train men of energy, of high moral standards and good fellowship.
COLLEGE GRADUATES FAIL, WHEN THEY DO FAIL, FOR ANY
ONE OR ALL OF THREE REASONS INDOLENCE, WICKEDNESS OR
INABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH THEIR FELLOWS.
H poem for Coday
I.)
LEATHER
By John Gardner
JOHN O. C. nnAINAHD was horn In New London. Conn.. Oct. 21. 175.
llo was KruduaU-d from Vale collcftn In 1X15. He studied law. but nhun
doncd that profession for newspaper work. Ho was for live years editor
of Hie Connecticut Mirror at llnrtlurd. He died Kept. 2ti, 1N2K. Hevcral
editions of Ills poems have bec-n published. (Inc. issued In IKS1. Is accum
panted by a memoir of the poet by John U. Whlttler. His poem of
"leather SlocklMK." Riven IhHow, lu bused on an Incident In Cooper's
novel of "Tho Pioneers." when lca!hur Stocking quits the settlement of
tho white men and with his dos and Kun starts for tho unexplored
forests of the dlstunt west.
JAU away from tho hillside, tho lake and the hamlet,
X I The rock anil thedirook and you meadow so gay;
I I I From the footpath that winds by the sliio of the streamlet;
I 1 From his hut mid the grave of bis friend, far uwuy
llo Is gone whero the footsteps of men never ventured,
Whore the glooms of the wild tangled forest arc centered,
Where no beam of II ic sun or the sweet moon has entered,
No bloodhound has roiisod up the deer with his bay.
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Light be tho heart of the poor lonely wanderer;
Finn be his step through each wearlsomo mllo
Fur from the cruel man, far from the plunderer,
Far from tho truck of the menu and tho vile.
And when death, with the laat of Its terrors, assails hlin.
Anil all but the lust throb of memory fulls hlin,
He'll think of the friend, far nway, that bewails hlin,
And light up the cold touch of death with a smllo.
And there shall the dew shed Its sweetness mid luster;
There for his pull slmll tho oak leaves bo spreud
The sweethrlnr slmll bloom and the wild grnvo shall cluster;
And o'er hlin tho leaves of tho Ivy bo shed,
There shall they mix with the fern and tho heather.
There shall the young eagle shed its first feather;
The wolves, with Ills wild dogs, shall lie there together,
And moan o'er the spot where the hunter is laid.
Damp Bait.
Ono of tho petty annoyances of the
table Is dump salt, and housekeepers
tvho lire solicitous and particular about
everything elso seem to be singularly
obtuse hi this matter. Aside from the
dampness of the salt, little attention la
paid to tho quality. It seems to be
taken for granted that salt Is Rfdt,
without any degrees of excellence.
Nothing should bo used but prepared
tablo suit, which can always bo got,
i nd little trouble Is now experienced lu
citing salt so prepared that It will
ihako out freely.
In any euau, tho dllllculty can always
bo ovorconie by heating tho saltcellars
before each meal, or by mixing corn
starch with the suit In tho proportion
if ono part of cornstarch to tuu of
inlr. This proportion should bo curo
'ully preserved, as too much corn
'lurch detracts from tho suusoullig
iropertles of thq salt.
Tho heating of the suit vessels Is the
preferred method. The samo observa
tions to some extent apply to pepper.
Keep the boxes dry by hunting before
Linoleum.
A household economics authority
Bays: "lu caring for linoleum do not
uso Bonpsuds ns for scrubbing a floor.
It stands to reason thut soup Is going
to Injure tho varnish ami the finish. On
a farm whero there Is plenty of milk
a cloth wrung out of sltlm milk is the
best means of taking up the dust and
brightening the linoleum. Whore milk
Is source or needed for food use luke
warm water to which has been' added
naif a cupful of kerosene oil or some
good furniture polish. W'riuir II,,. ,.iih
rnllier dry from this a ml go over tho
iiiioieum inter sweeping, and It will
bo unite new und brl- lit and tho tin.
Ish uninjured. Most housewives scrub
oilcloth and linoleum us though It wero
a bnro floor. It Is dusty ruther than
dirty, slnco everything rcinulns on the
bun and for this reason a clean cloth
lllghtly damp Is all that Is necessary."
A Fnnt Trst,
A test for the perfect foot Is made as
follows: Pin vo.17 fist I II TV,I ho- n-
flour, then walk Olllcklr nml ntn,t.
)y across a liaro Moor. Now turn and
evnuuno me tracks made. If they
show the outer rim of the foot straight,
but tho Inner line breaking, leaving a
strong heel murk and a strong Impres
sion of the ball of the foot with a
break In the line on the Inner stde
where the hollow of the foot escapes
the floor, your foot Is a strong, well
arched one, and you should use your
best endeavors to keep It so by wear
ing good and well inuile shoo Anther.
If. on the other hand, the Inner bor
der shows a continuous line, ns does
the outer, nil Is not well, and measures
should He taken to alleviate that which
la wrong, either In the shoe leather
worn or In the habit of wnlktng.
rrnmH Chirk 9nlad.
For salad there Is a very nice one
called creamed chlckeu salad. As Ita
It seems the height of bard luck to
have cxisTlenco gold brick us.
living a little foolish Is often tanta
mount to having a great pleasure.
STOCKING
Calkins Brainard
following the Flag
When our soldiers wont to Cubi
and tho Philippines health was tin
I must Important consideration. Wllllt
j 1. Mm gun, retired Commissary 8r
' grant U. S. A., of Hiirnl Koiito 1,
i Concord, N. II., says: "1 wua two
youri in Culm and two years in the
PliillipiiinnH, and being subject to
colila 1 took Dr. King's Now Discov
( ( ry ior t'orsui- ptioti, which kept nit
j in perfect health. And now, in Nev.
! Hampshire, wo find it tho best mcd
! ioino In tho world for coughs, colds,
bronchial troubles and all lung dis
eases. Uuarantoed nt W. L. DoLa
no's, druggist filco, 50c aud $1.
Mini bottle free.
Fine Place for Outing
If you want all outing for health or
ploaauro no bettor placo than Al
Montgomery's, l2 miles east of ICu
gi nc, on the McKonzio road. Fine
llahlng and hunting ami n good tablo
limits for rivor and guldos. Uooit
accommodations for team. For fur
ther particulars nddross Al Montgom
ery, Vldn. tf
Storage! Storage! Storage!
Publlo luul private. Storage of nl
kinds of goods and material, otc, nt
reasonable prices, (ioods receipted
fur. Hup storage solicited. Partio
having hops to store will do well to
' tiKt). '1'. II A 1,1, & SON.
An Alarming Situation
fi'iMinenlly results Itoni neglect ol
clogged bowels and torpid liver, until
constipation las'oii.es chronic. Tlu.
coiidit ion Is unknown to those who
use Dr. King's Now Lite, Pills, the
best and gentlest regulators of ttom
ach and bowels. (Iiiaraliteed by Y.
U DeLnuo, druggist. Price i.Tie.
Old clothes made to look like new.
l.-: Willamette street. Kiigeue Dye
Works.
Sen our line Standard Paragon
.towing machine.! at only liars' im.l
-l.., fully guaranteed in nil r-
pectH. You ran try them beroro you
buy them, and 1 think ou will airce
with nio that they are wonderliillv
imk! machines. :tl Fjist. street Ninth
NOTIl'K OF FINAL SK'lTi.KMK.N'I'.
Kstnte nf Kliznhcth J. S. Ifrldgo, de
ceased. None Is hereby given (lint. T. (i.
Hendricks and s. It. F.uk n, executors
of the estale of t.li.ils III j SelrrbU-e,
deceased, have lllisl their llnal ac
count for be settlement of said es
tnto ami Unit .Mim.'ny, the ICth day
of.lulv, 1I Hi. nl ten o'clock in the
iiiomilig of said day. has been set by
the court for a settletii) lit nf said es
late and Inuring nhitioiiB to thn
tinal account, if an..
Datixl this, the !th daj of June,
I '.Mi,
T. II. il-.Di;i('KS AND
S. It. F.AKIN.
I'.ms-uIoi-s and Trustees.
tiF.O. II. viKl,-;s,
Attorney lor the estate.
(S3)
MA UK
SieMI. Building: Locations
If you wunt a home building place
where you have plenty of room are
not crowded by neighbors yet within
ton minutes walk of the business part
of town, see J. It. Campbell ubont
those two sightly Iota where you Ilrst
will strike the mine of College hall,
turning west bv Chapman's planing
mill, then south to got thye. Hood
sidewalk to property and streets oi.
both sides of lots graded and grav
eled. Tho grading on botli sides
leaves the lots ono to two foet above
the grade with a gentle slope on both
streets. Splendid view of tho valley,
mountains and town from the loca
tion. An ordinary gait in w-lking will
take you thoro from tho busine..s part
of town in ton min-ites. At cud of
lengthwise board wulk on left.
Woodsawlng
Have your wood sawe 1 by a
gasoline wood saw. It furnishes it
.iwn fuel and does not burn yours
too the point? Suws by a gauge. Foi
prompt service ring up lb'd 1"! "
Jill at 775 Ferrv street. W. F IIODDY
J. ALAUX CO.
Merchant Tailon
! 8 East 9th St., Eugene, Ore.
We carry a very nice stock of cloths.
AH this month we will sell at great re
duction. Every man who orders any
suit oi us gets the best quality, most ele
gant cot'ingand fitting at the very low
est price, we also do ne.it reparing and
''-.liv'ee work on gents and ladies cloth
i . tviveus a trail, you'll be satisfied
W. S. BUMPS
VIOLINIST, LEADER OF BAND
AND ORCHESTRA
.ate leader of Washington Theatre, Spo
ane. Instructions given: music (urnishei
or parties, etc. 284 M.idiscc St,
CHAPPELL & GIRAiU)
Succefttcrt to O. W. Taylor
HOUSE MOVING
)f all kinds and descriptions. Prices rea
onable. Give us a chance to give you ai
stimate on your work.
131 West 3d Street. Thone Red 272
EUGENE. .... OREGON
First National Baiik
OF EUGENE
'id up ctiflh capital .
ndsurplnn' $150.00C
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
oe on rrasonable termi. Sight draft! on Chlcagt
FrrncHco and Portland. Bills ol Bxchnnee - told o
orelun countnrs. LVpojIH rcct?ivc4 iub)ecl lo chect
tr certificate or depoilt. All collections In misled to u
receive prompt at tent loo
r 0 HBNnmCKS, President. S fCRAKIN, Vice Pn
tSNOIXJRASS Cuhlei. L H P01TER Ant Cart
Mr. J. Mon Foo,
an experienced compounder
of
Chineise Medicines,
Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, ol
Albany, Oregon, is now prepared to fur
nish Chinese medicines to all. The un
dersigned recommends him and guaran
tees satisfaction
Call or write him at No. 117 Test
Second Street, Albany, Oregon,
JIM VESTFALL.
A. LOMBARD.
Dealer In Ad
Cement, Lime, Hard
Wall Plaster.
Contractor for all kinds ol mason work.
Enquire ol Billmire Bror... Draymen.
FOR
CIGARS
JULIUS GOLDSMITH
Cht New Chjncnc enamel
Tor FLOOiVS. FUlNITUREL
- 11
mm
WALK ON IT.' S.,ih. i, lh .
' " n.mm.f,orp.ur
w..r on It .nd ..tl,f, j.our,.u
it .el, , enrk mr turK mti
SUM
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
KOR SALE
KUli b.U.K-'lo m-ros, inobtly la.t-
I
totu land, ootivi'iiioiu in "
miivoMity, new h-mao of aix rooniB,
cliiokon Iiiiiim;, t-Ui. Somo f'' "l l
out Owimr, i.W r-'iut
out h Btn-et, Kill-'oln!.
e;HM I t Hi b.VUK-A H7 aoro tnrlll
for wile. AoroHs tlie Unit ball treuk
hri.lL'o, 10 iiiilm from Kutiono. i rt
iM.ttoiu Intnl. A.l.ln-aa llifodoro
( limpoy. Jimpor, Orwim.
.Oli SAL. hi OK l'KAUK-A to-to-,y
houho. Hourly new, 11.7 Went S'xtli
lruet,for cottinre or lot. fciiqiiiie at
tioiniiliV dun Ktoro d&wjU
I'UK liuuaeliold liirnitiire for
wilo. lnqiiira nt oiico.
Kovontli Bircot.
M West
'OK SALE Nearly now heavy wbk
oii, littlit horse null eolt S ill ex
clinuuo for cattle or horse weitjliiiiK
VJM or i:HK) pounds. . For piuticu
lurs address box 01, K. D. 3, hi;
ene, Or. dAtwjlO
uiami i.dlt SA1.1C A Bood piano
for sulo at a baritiiin. Impiiro of
Mrs. lloruer, 11!) West r'ltth streoi.
l-'OK SALE A co-cart, Imby liiiwy.
Cull at olio Lawronca str-Jet. jU
FOR RE.MT
t''OK KENT Furnished ur uiifiirniHh
ed rooms for rout in our now brick
block ut 07 East Ninth stroot.
HiiildiiiK is equipped with electric
lights, toilets, butlis and nil inodori
improveinents. lleo. T. Hull A Son.
A)K KENT A 11-room Hat, nowlj
arniiieod, papered and piiinteil ii
brick on Ninth struct, for loss thai
Sl.fK) a room per month, or sopiirnti
to suit tniiant. Eutpiiro E. 11. Inu
hum, 'phono Alain U-ll.
MOUSE TO RENT Or for sale. Oil
at 112 Lincoln Ktreot. jlH
MISCELLANEOUS
iUCiS WOVEN TO OKUEK Fioii
your old enrpete. Prices rensoiuilili
and work Kuiiriintced ttpml to host.
Freitfht charges paid. Prompt ox
edition of orders. Write toduy fin
particulars. A. L. Foriinutoii, Al
bany, Or. tf
JOOK WANTED-At the llote
Sparks immediately. Write Doxte.
Spnrka, lilue liivei. Oregon. tf
-UKE WATEK Puro water from bed
rock welis. 1 can bore or drill out
for yon cheaply. Why not havo tin
best water? Call on or address J.
E. Kilboru, 2111 Jelfersoti atruet, oi
O. K. Uordiiiier. 11IK) Vilinrd ave
line, Fairniouiit. Telephone Kcc
ii.H.
VIONEV TO LOAN On real estate al
low rates. Jesse CI. Wells, attor
ney-iit-lnw, room G, 5U7 Willauiotti
streut, EuBono, Or.
PASTUKE TO LET tlood pasturi
for lot) head of cattle or horses, wel;
fenced and watered. John lnchnm,
Euuone; call up Fnrmers ltlxo. j It
LOST A cold horseshoe pin will
horse's head sot with ruby eyes and
setting around. KowHi'd tfivuu foi
return to thii oftice. jlO
WANTED Gentleman or lady witl.
wood reference to travol by rail oi
with a ritf, for a (Inn of $250,tKH).
Salary, y Kli2 per year and exneuses
Hillary paid weekly mid o.xpoiiaet
ailvmiceil. Adilritt'H, with stHinp,
Jos.A. Aloxmidor, EtiKeiio, Ore. jit
WAN 1' ED A (food cook and nei.t
tmiiMikeopor in small family, lu
quire at ofil Williimetto street.
Deadly Serpent Bites
lire ns Cnilllllonn in Itwlin nu nr., ulnn.
ach and liver diHiirdors with us. For
uio intt.nr, However, thoro is a Hin t
remedy: Electric Hitters; the ureal
resturutivo medicine, of which S. A.
ilrOWll. Of Itoiiliol.tMVilln k i.
"Tllev rostnrod niv u)ifn ti,fr,nr.....
noniin, nuor years of sulleriiiK with
dyspepsia and a chrouicully torpid
liver' Elni'trln llift..r ..l.:u
. ... .,.vv...a ITIUIIK
and fever, miliaria, liiliousiioss, lame
hack, kidney troubles and hliuldoi
disorders. Sold on KUiirauteo by V
L. lieLano, driiKiat. Prico, Mi
cents.
Bargains in Property
lo acres of rioli lii.tl..,., I... .1
... : ouik-
iililo for piiilon, hops or frr.it,
omi miiM tiiui lot, 1 hirtconth
street, Hp.:, location. A simp.
Choice rosideitrn li.tu i,. n... Lin
ton's mlditioii. The best in the city.
mi , , "0!lt K'r!hlh street.
Phono ltlnck 4L".I2.
Death From Lockiaw
I'lTiJi f"!ll,wa ".' 'I'jury dressed with
',' , "i '"u onire. its antisep
tic and it Hit, ,, . .
i, . i . .'.ui nt.!, proveiu.
blood poisonini-. Chas. Oswald, mar-
i neuseinorsvi o, IV V
writes: "11 '.,. . '
. - ....-.i ofin Duron, or
his place, of the tidiest sore on his
...... . Haw. i;un8 cuts.
WooiiiIm 1.iip,.0 1 ... . ..
-. ......,.......,, Bllrl.s, SM! llt w
,U DeLnuo a drun store.
Residence With Barn tor Sale
Six-room residonon l .i
tlironuhout, witli rntiniv lux...
sale. Price. Mam, ,,art ,ime jf
-les.reil. Withi,, convenient distance
of business part of t.,w i .
laiiipladl at Guard oflii-o.
Wool and Mohair
ie. T Hall .1 Son nill r..-
Mii-vt jri7e mr wool and mol ai-f-
"A I.I. A SON.
Dnnn's hrr-,,,) , ninde from potato
y.-.H and has tlt ,,, ,,,,
lasln von like.
We mill ni.iL.. !... . i .
HALL &. SHUMWAY
tarry a inn iiiih ui luunililu,, (,lu
i Fliiuibiuu aud tvvm Vut
Also uouoriU jubbius iT
i ...... . 1
Irou hji k
I'rotup,
ly nttoiKlvd to
I 'Phuue llliiok 1201,
4( Willamette
m.Y &. HENDERSON "
Undertakersaa Emkalraerfc '
,Corner Willamette and Seventh Streth.
W. T. GORDON, FuneraT;
STATE LICENSED EMBALMER
Residence ii26 Olive Bt. l'hone b, . '
Otbce m (Jordon Block. 9ih ,ai 0,sJ
S. E. STEVENS,
Will attend to Piano and Organ tuaiiu
and repairing.
Careful work and reasonable charge.
Leave orders at Rankin's Mvsic &.
or residence, 134 West Twelfth it,.!l
Phona, Ked 795 m
When you break your bike
Just take a hike
And look for Mike.
He will fix it good lor prices right.
MIKE WALD'S
Repair Shop,
In rear of Giambers'Hardware Store,
(52. Olive Street
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.
DR.. F. E. SELOVErT
General Practitioner.
Office and residence In Beckwilh blurt
Telephone Red 159J.
DR. McDOUGAL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEC
In additiou to Boueral ri jtia
-ipeoial attontion Rivou to disoasjs ol
women and children.'
Ofllco ovor Preston & Mali
'Phono lllack 1G.H.
W. O. PR.OSSER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG1.0N.
lo BOdltioQ to genera! practice of mwlci.,. m
lllrjiry, ipeclul atlcnUon lo all diicaic ol M, . 1
hroat and eye.
Kuldence, corner 14th and Pearl streeu
Olllre, Bcekwltti building.
Telephone. Omce. Black IWl; Reliance, tf ui
Mrs. Anna Maurcr.
Ostoopath phyaician. All curabl,
liseasos treated. Womon anil childreD
i specialty. Offices over i K
Dunn's. 'Phone Ked 1(131.
0r..M. G. E. BENNdtT,
Succesior to Dr. H. S. Pcnland.
Osteopathic Physician.
Acute and Chronic Diseases Treated.
Oflice corner Seventh and Willamette Sa
'Phone Red 1831.
M. R. C. V. S., EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND.
Dr. J. CHRISTIE,
Veterinary Surgeon.
tecretary and treuuier of tbe Board of Vtlerlnrf
ledlca) kxAmtncrs; UomctUc aatnun of all lid
reaicd on iclcutinc phncipiei:
Located at Bangs' Stable, Eugene.
Res. Coiner lOlh and Olive. Phone Red 2611.
CiEO. a DOKHJS,
Atttorncy-at-Jjiiw
Ofllco wost e of Willamette stmt,
botwoe inili and Tunth Htreeta.
LEON R. EDMUNDSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAV.
Rooms I and 2, Eogene Loan and Saviof
Bank.
J. M. Williama L. K Bm
Williams Bean,
Attorncys-nt-Law
Prnctico in all the courts of the
stnto and before tho U. S. Laud 01
lice. Ufllcea 12, 1:1, II, 15, AlcClaog
lildK.
I. N. HARBAUGH, Lawyer.
Special attention to divorce sod
settlement of estates. Audit for Con
tinental Insurance Company. Rm
, First Kittioimllinnk BuildiliK, t"'
Kone, Or.
A. C. Woodcock
K, 0. PotW
WOODCOCK 4; POTl'KB,
A ttorncvs-at-Law.
Office Ono-hiilf Mock south of Chrto-
ninn lllook. Kiip-no, Orfiioa.
J. J. Walton S. P.
WALTON & NKSSi
Attiiroovs-at-laff
Will practice in all tho courts in
state. Olllco-lioimi o.
ton lllock, lOuitcne. Oretron.
L. iiilvi;u.
Attorney-at-Law
Oflice ovor Yoran's Shoe Stoy.
Rone, Oropin.
U M. TRAVIS,
Attoriiey-at Ijiw .
Ofllco Over Kuuene Loan Saf"'
Hunk, I'.iiKciie, Orenon.
llelmetis W Tliolliison t'lian.
THOMPSON. A II A KM
Attorneys at la"
Ofllco over Yoran's Shoe Ji10''
Kclie. Orepin.U
Practice in all the coiirl.
S. D. AI.LKN,
At'. :rne- at !.
K.c.a 1 t'lr Nit.oiiH.
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