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' THE Wm DAILY GUARD, j ' CiUA KD PK1NT1NU CO. tine. ) ii u. r-r ' Published every day of tbe week' Bi'udsy ecopU)d. Address all cum omnicatiuus aud make ail remittances payable to tbo Eugcue (iuaid.Eugeue, Oregon. HUBSCKIPTION KATES - DAILY Delivered by carrier, er week $ 15 Delivered by carrier, r month., on By wail.oueyear (ill advance... " "u Not lu advauee j isi Bis months (iu advance) i Que month Single cop'" U5 Advertising rate made known on application. Entered at the poHtofllce at Eugene, Oregou, aa second-cluse matter. AN 1NDEPKNDENT PAPKIt. FBI DAY, JULY 0 Our Growing Business The atoady Increase in the circula tion of the Dally (Juard indicate that the people of Lane county appreciate a real dally uewspaiwr. 'J he liuard la made up lu the modern form, the news well displayed and given to Ha leaders the day it hapiiena not the day afterward. The Uuard baa lung maintained a leading place among Weutern Oregou newspapers and its recent enlargement to a seven column page, with eight pages on Saturday, has placed It far III the lead of all competitor. The growing business of tho Uuard In all lines has forced tho publisher to order a complete new plant, oon- sluting of a fast modern newspaper press, Job presses and Job and adver Using type. This machinery was shipped from New York Juno 13, mid Is air ady overdue. When It arrives and la Installed the Uuard1 plant will be the moat complete of any pa per Id Oregon, outside of tho oity of Portland, and we will be prepared to make even a better paper than evei before. Still, we have no ideu ol overworking the Held simply propo e to vo right along giving all the news of interest to the readers lu our Quid and making just a good a paper as builneBB Just I lies. The Uuard I not aoouatomed to peddling hot air or lu dulglug in lrridescout dreams, and make no promises that It cannot ful fill. When It aaya that tbo Uuard will bo Improved steadily with our new facilities, It make no ."pulogy for the bright, newsy paper that la giving Eugene pooplo "tuday'a news today. The Portland ol'.y ooiiucil delayed and dallied around over that l'Ynnl treat franchise as lung and Inexoiia alily a Eugene has oror tbo applies, tlou of the Willamette Valley Co. Then they It ml ly turned down the application of the Wlllametto Vnlln) Traction Ou., who wero acttiuily con strut' ting a lino from Salem and de sired mi entrance Into the city, giv ing the valuuhlo right to tho United Hallway Co., a hot air concern that nobody knew anything about. 'J In result I that the people at the pioacul time do not know who own the fnin oliiae, or what I to bo done about ii. The Eugene council will make the name mistake If they are misled l fake propositions emanating f , inn tin. kuuwu sources, possibly the Kuril man peoph, whu want no opposition tu the Willamette valley. Such con cern always stand ready to auhacrlbo to any unbusinesslike terms, because they do uot have any Intention of ao tually building road, but most wish to keep real Investor out of tbo Held. The Wlllametto Yalliy Co. own street and suburban electric road In lloiae aud elsewhere, and want the franchise hero for their own use, and they should receive a fair, businesslike treatment from the city if wo want to ecu re rich enterprises at a'l. The action or that New York City eliool board sustaining a rinolutl charged with hugging a teacher, nt tbe as mo time raising tbo hugged ttirPa Ntlarv. mav result In mote hilar ' " glutf In the schools all over tbe conn- try. People .rewliliiiK to take .. vantage of an agreeable precedent. I Instead of trying to hang (ieorgo 1 , . , ,,,,. . ' Mitchell for .laying Holy Holler Cref- Held, that Seattle district attorm jr mlgbt bettur t)ii..ijr his piiutkiph In proK.utlng for criminal negllgeuee ,,, fwl ,, two or three other fellows for Hot do- ( llsloii. When he t jjits shlew he. how Ing til Job before Mitchell got the tyvr- " 'dud fwit K0 l'twwn tht i)liatUC4. rf "' " Pioneers 111 1 tho time-honored Kourlh of .Inly cehbrition of forinur yt'irn. It la hallowed in tin" r im in oriea ait u day of fervid putriotiMti and ftati rnal sentiment. It nan at such rural ImlAav 1. hriiti.in. that Clay, Wobder, lit-nton, Lincoln mid men of lessor fame sroko eloquently of the great deeds dona in 177U and aiihseiucut years. 1 lie day is nowa daya given over to amusements, the real Bigiitllcaneo of the eelobrntiuii be ing loat sight of. Columbia rivi r and tributary navi gation i likely to lie seriously atfect ed by irrigation projects. It is esti mated that half the volume of several tributary branches of the big river is now being taken for irrigation. This will eventually compel the build- inis of ilfiinH it, id m-i.rviilrrf ttt ri.ulrtiin 1 and hold the water that falls in rain i or anow during the wet season for use during the low water season when it; Is most unfilled. Since the eruption of Mount Veru. viiib the N'nplei pnslotllce has had to handle over ten thousand smail boxes containing ashes emitted by tho vol cano, uh.ch were sent by visitors to every part of tho world. Muglaiid and America will rcce vo the laigest aluiro of these souvenirs. At ovoiy one of tho boxes mis sent by regis tered urn 1 1, tho postotllce there prollt ed by tho eruption to the amount ol uonrl, 8111,(100. Today' news today that 'a tho platform that the Dully Guard stiuul,. on. As Others See Us Portland Daily J'.Mirml. Many citizens of Oregon will watch with much interest the result of the loeal detection in s-ivmil counties. Two of the most populous and weal' thy coiiuliea of the Willamette valley, f.lnu uud Lnun, have "gone dry"; iny they desire no more saloons, 1'hey may reverse this opinion, 'lossi oly,two years hence, but we doubt it. Ilentoii county, Hint went "dry" two vein's ago, did the same again I month ago, which is at least prion acle evidence that I lie people m Miore like it. Corvallls lias grown nnd prnspen d oellor during ho past two y-lira than ever before ill its life of half a cen tnry. Allianv and I'.ugeue will pirh illilv do the , mio lit least Kugene, which is a univoisity town. Kugcnc, Corvallis, Korest Grove, Monmouth and Weston arc ail school towns mid the sentiment lu Invnr of keeping I hem dry is strong. Tho prohibition sentiment is grow, lug, and the results of the recent elec lion certainly Indicate the pioli.ilill it v that still more cnuulic" will go try two years hence. In the exercise of the right of local option tho major ity of the people must rule. It may work hardship and Inconvenience, 'tut nevertheless tile ponplu'e will :uust lie obeyed Citizens of I. Inn, Line, It ntm lid other counties cue aluays et a rink if Ihey come to I'ortliiuil, A Mi-nNi'iiner. 'Jltla lark hy tho senslilu stand. XVatchlmr tlio settliiR sun. 4s runs to the hpitch at fiventlda. Tor his day of play I donu. His fnthcr hns Rnne to tlio China sons For a piriise of a year and morn, and llttlo Jnek Is left hKhlliil On tho rdge of Ieng: Island shore. He klsnpfl his hand as the sen sl.ikn d.wn And murmur a mrssnirn tow, 'When you ahlno on fattier tomorrow morn. Jlint tell him Jnrk any 'Hello.' " "SupiMsr la rrady!" tho lilaek niiraa call. Jack answer: "I can't eom. Plnnh. The un has a mrssaKo to Rlvo to dad. I'll wait till ha seta In China." -at. Nleholua. A I'nleliit'N Prophecy. But whatever may lie our fare, lie nnsiiivu uiai mis ncciarntloii will I taiiii. ll may cost treasure, nnd I It may cost blood, hut it will stauil. ! ami it will richly compensate fur both. 1 iiirougii tno iiiick gloom of the pros- ; em I ee uie hrlghtuiws of the future 1 tho sun lu hen veil. Wo shall make tills a glorious, an Immortal day. When wo are lu our graves our children will honor It. They will eclehrale It with thanksgiving, with festivity, with bon flnHi and Illuminations, in lis annual return they will ahed tears -copious. gushing tenrs-not of aubjectloii ami slavery, nut of agony nnd distress, but uf exultation, of gratitude nnd of Joy. " vl ni""j "'in uiHircKM, out of exultation, of gratitude nnd of Joy. ,. (W, ..ouirrtm V'lir l)K Trota Hliletvtns. ' '"Id that a ting trota aldewlse ao "mt Ida bind feet will not strike hit ,, .,.,,, , hie explnnattoii. for If he he harnosed lo n Hiiinll wujrmi, ItotwM. ntm ft?. l.aa ...... 1.1, ... Vire feet and the other outside. Follow the Pure In Heart, Not Self Peeking Demagogues By RICHARD WATSON GILDER. Editor of Century Msealine p-JlIL"nE is no exiru in our cluy of intense attention to the A -.1 .:.! ,.t . n Illiirill niuu 1.11 1.1, ii. a jwi iiy VA J CHRISTIAN OR-EVEX LI V ABLY RK.SPEC'i'AL.LIi IF HE cither actively or passively ASSISTS IX THE j u.,lVe Kail Creek at ":: a. m., CORRUPTION Of GOVERNMENT. Furthermore, if ho bo us- arriving at Eugene at li; leave Eu si.,ts ho may find himself self accused of that contemptible trai I "' '' '" an1 urr,v Mt 1" MORAL COWARDICE. j u,.o ordets for freight and paB- Dangers subtle and deadly lurk and will still more thickly lurk ! soiigora at of lice of Barnard West l.r.t ontnts f t.;,.tr,rv fb.o nf tl,r.n .'nnirora tlmt. tl.reuipii at stables, Eugene, and I riink Blair, every point of tho compass is tho MENACE OF THE BOGUS AND INTERESTED REFORMER, tho plausible political SELF SEEKER AND FRAUD, and of his dupo and sustiiincr, tho man of warm sympathy and inferior judgment, who cannot tell the differeneo between honest leadership and leadership that is buse, hypocritical and corruDtiiic. Let us refu.se to follow foul and desitrnin'' lianils. I do not follow in reform only the absolutely sinless for who shall cast the first stone r but let us trust nnd FOLLOW NONE BUT THE SIN- CERE. Fraudulent loadersliiri means a cause betrnved. Lot us choose for our standard bearers not the shameless purchaser of popularity and pluco, not the demagogue and the hypocrite, BUT THE PURE IN HEART. H poem .I-ImI,,!, ! ,fr,M-l-H-M-H-K-rW I THE SHEPHERDESS J By Alice Meyncll AI.IOR TIIOMPflOrf was liorn In Limdon, educated In that city nnd passed much of her childhood In Italy. In 1V she l.eciime Ihe wife of Mr Wliried Meyncll. editor of Merry Knsilniul. Siie 1ms wrltl.-n. I:sldea several volumes of verse, two or three hooks ol essays: "The Color of Life." "Tho Ithylhm of Life" nnd "The Children." l.;.l..,j..;-l-l-!"l-'i"l"H"I-l-l-H-H-l-l"l' 1 The Serious Fifth. Let us wither up the flnirers l ying nil around our w:iy As mi aftermath that IliiKers From the pleasures or tho d:iy. I't us Hliek tho ears and nos. Contly on with senlitur wnx Anil prepure some soothln'r do -os That will cover up tho tracks. Let us flx tho llttlo filers Ho that they will do to wenr, Put tho oyehnlls in their plneoi. Trim the shared nnd matted hair. Let us. If wo can, diseover Kume relrent In which to wait Quietly till we recover From tho day wu colehrato. Onr-e a year It Ib n iilensuro l-'rom the fathers luindi-d down V;;h hiirrnh and hrhiimiiat nnasura To aet out and p.ilut the town. Per our diddles Hiked the Urlttah, And they dliln't even try, Bo you will not llnd us sluttish On tlio feurtti of each July. It Is sport Intense, cxeltlnir, If you don't caro what you say, To aet noisy tools of flithting; And to celebrate the day. It's a horse of different breeding In recover from the thing Willi your iliiKera sin nii ami blaedtng And your whiskers la a slmg. HE RANG OUT LIBERTY. The Crave ol Wllllnm Hurry Added in l'ntrloll. nr. Landmark. an. . .... Tho grave of the man who llrst rang Uie I.llierty bell has been found. For hiiiny years all trace had been lost of . , , , , , the bell ringer who obeyed the Injuuc- tlon icttei-ed on tlio stillchouse Im-11 lu I'hlladclphln, by ringing It vigorously nnd "proclalinlng liberty throughout the land and to the Inhabitants there of." It was known to few hlstorh'ns In n vague way that his name was William Hurry and that lie was a man well ad vanced lu yearn on that Imiuni'lal day. but the r.iinllinr piaun. 'The Liberty Ucllinan," with Its Ihrllllug Hues "Kins!" he shouts, "rthut, grandpal Hhnx. oh. rliis for liberty!" "And strniKhtwtiy at the slRn.U 'lhe old lielltnna lifts his :im! And sends tie- Kood news nT.il.lt. s "" niusic throush the lun. I. had surrouiiihil Hurry with a legcndnrv ntiiuwuhero that tnmlc I1UII1V oetsimid regard him as a s nt of myth. ,,,,1 , I i i . i ,1 eMiin it ions nun iiistoriiius nun millie frotiueiit scinches f ir the body to prove Ills reality. If miililug mure, tint these were till In vain until recently the graveyard of the old Pine Street Pros b.vtcrlnii church. Kourlh nnd Pine streets, Ph.hnlelphhi, was discovered to la- the h,, riMlng phtce of the fa- uions Iievolutlnniir.v .character. ' nun tor mis uisciverv u.ics to .In- reqit tor tins tiiscivcry g.n-s to .Tn- cob Low. sovton of the church. When Low came . Hurry's B:,,e the headstnne was sunk almost out of I sl;:ht. Only two letters. "It" ami "V.' ,,.,., , i oi me name iturrv were v s i e. Low a curiosity was ,.n.sl. and. nils- I Ing .he stone wit I, tvire l precautions npalmit bri-ak nB It. he clean.l It of the nioss anil inold and was overj.iycd to dm! that It marked the grave of the i.iiH.rty "' , , I An .-tanilnatlon of the t,a,e show, that at the time he rang the licit Hurry oorn tc . ... 1..1. liurrv 1 uctlvlty lu the cause of freo- ..-:.:.,.. 'vc Ttrrvw mf SPT V uiu.t;u a j a ass.. 11 tho flair of civic virtue umicld by say that wo should work with and -....;,.,........i..i..;......-H-I-M"1"I' 1 I i I 'H-I-W-i-j- for Coday i III! walks the luily of my delight A sliopheriless of sheep. Her flocks are thoughts. She keeps them white; She guards them from the sleep. She feeds tlicin on the rragianl height And folds them in for sleep. She roams maternal hills and bright, Dark valleys safe and deep. Into her tender breast at niaht The chastest stars may peep. She walks the lady of my delight A shepherdess of sheep. . l-H-4H-H-W-rW-:--W-iW-!-l-H-t dom'tlTd" not stop with the ringing of the old bell, now nest to tlio orlglnnl drafts of tho Declaration of Independ ence nnd the constitution of the United States the most prized relic connected with the birth of the nation. He voluu- ' tcered for service In the Continental nrniy nnd served with distinction In a number of battles. His signature ou cnll for volunteers Is still In possession of the old church. It Is a somcwbnt pnthetlc circum stance that Hurry did not live to sea the complete triumph of tho colonists over (treat rtrltaln. Ho died In 1781, two years before the surrender of ( Cornwullls. Washington Tost. I iTHE FOURTH AT BAMBANQ. Hon They Celebrate Independence Dnr In the Phlllpplnea. Tho Inhabitants of Nucvii Ecljn din not neglect to celebrate the Fourth In rt substantial way at llambitng, ns the following programme Indicates, says n Manila American of last July. Tho Hestn almost rivaled that lu the cupl- tal. Tho prngrnmmo follows: National snluto at sunrise. 8 a. m. tlnind military nnd civic parade. Eleven thousand school children were In "ne ln c,'ia formation, followed by floats, lne band of tho town of Solana, the In- ,ir ,, provm,,,,,! nielals. tho otllelala and prominent citizens of Solium, the ''i!',"',0.' ',,"?i'!.'L''; , ?llk'hu" un'1, 'rum,l"e"t citizens of llaadad. the rtumhiinK bund, oiHeials and prominent citizens of Uum- D""' "ni1 "lsi nnd then the Keneral public. A special feature of the parade was a Hunt reprosenllnff a steamboat, with the full complement of officers nnd crew, and another float with forty-Hve Plliplnn Klrls rcprcscntlCR forty -Ave states. There were American eiiales, wild Isorrotes. HoiiKut, s and l'nlnjancs dnne Iiik war dunces nnd other spectacular fea tures. j I a. m.-Publlc spenklnir In the phutn. I 10 a. m. to Noon. Kormal Riiurd mount by tho coiistnbiilary of the provinca. pa trlotlc sonits by leg school children, an opera by tho crew of the steamiHiat nnd ! athletic sports, ImiudhiR a fool race. po. ihito nice, sack race, hurdlo raeo and three Ii'krciI nice. I Noon -tlrand dinner to the general pub. tile. This was an obliterate affair, live deer, numerous wild hoi;s and one Lirua beef beliiR served lu Imrbecue style. 2 to 6 p. m. Ilieycle nnd horso races, Korty horses were enteriMl for the "nniilo de hlero" nml rii.i.il,T r .u 1-1 ----- ........ iiiv imtfr noon passeil orf w th Rreut (.nlli,,ul..u... '""' "s Rre.it as that which greeted the moriihiK'fl fcntlvltlca. p. m.-liraiHl lull at the prraluencla. SuK8rr.atlona For Firework. No matter how warm and wearied a mutt iti.ii. I,., n n. , own hlJ 8hlrt r, ,lm. "nounait it,,.. i... i....... . .... - . . ,,,,,,.1 .,, . ,,, , , . P"", Z tJ'tT aw "Ll TH .,,.,.. . . "' oi I'li'iniiiiiia pieces ror 1 nrceriioker Is n tlnrfy hat. or. la-tter .mi ,., f . t,,,ll Pv,.nll. ,..,.,,,,., h to ,, ;' plnwh.H.t ,0 a lace cur ,. , h . mat, 1, to the fuse aud see what tbe r.reiueii 1) 1. Some , ,y prefer a plate Bla W. ,! fr skyrm ket targeh hut the host nutli.nlthw ngriH- that It ,",, New Yt)rk ,.r.lM "Eugene-Fall Creek Stage ; Harnurd A Went stages w leave Eugene and Fall Creek each morning except Sunday, returning in the afternoon. Leave Eugene at 0 a. m.. arriving at Kail Creek at in :: i leave r all ; -- ,, ..I i, m mill arrive at EU and arrive at !" " Kail Crm-k. " Storage! Storage! Storage! Public and private. Storage of al lri.i.1 nt ininilM Hint lllllterilll. CtC. , lit i -.m,,.,,,,!,!,, prices., (ioods receipted : ror. i I i storage mlicited, l'artie , having '! to t'-owill " ) to GEO. T. HALL & SOX C3 Sen our tine St'i nuu n I Paragon .lewing maciilMcl at onlv fill lil' and fc'l.oo, fully giiaraiitei d in all re pei'tn. Von can try ihom liefore you buy them, and I IIiiiik joii will agree with me that they are wonderfully good machines. Xl ICast street Nintli. Mai.iri A- Hell. K"ig"e. .iilf teu"l' Ilnt"i i.iiplyi'i Made in Oregon. The T HOOD Cigar F.C.POTTS MANUFACTURER. L. N. RONEY, CONTRACTOR. Dealer In cement, lime and hard wall plaster Mr. J. Mon Foo, an experienced compounder of Chinese Medicines, Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, of Albany Oregon, is now prepared to fur nish Chinese medicines to all. The un dersigned recommends hint and guaran tees satisfaction Call or write him at No. 117 West Second Street, Albany, Oregon, JIM WESTFALL. Miinroe's Second Hand Store 67 W. Eighth St. We are now located in our new room, 67 W 8th St. (Lane's Hall) and are now better prepared to serve our customers than ever. First National Baivk OF EUGENE ''aid tip cash capital . . nd surplus. $150,000 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINr.iS lone on reasonable tenni. Slent drafts on Chlcaco, lan Frrnclico and Portland, Bull ol Racl an'e told on lorelvn counlrica. Depnjlla rrcrlved uhcct lo rhech it certlDcate ol deposit. All collections Intrusted 10 0 lll receive pnimpl allenllon rG IIRNDKICKS, President. SB KAKIN, Vice Pre, t I SNOIX1KASS Cashlei. t II POTTER AnlCasb F. L. CHAMBERS, H. E. ANKENY. President. Vice-President, DAr?WlN BRISTOW, Cashier. Chambers-Bristow i Banking Company! Of Eugene, Oregon. .j Paid Up Cash Ctpital $50,000 Notes and Mortpaees booohl. M.. loaned on approved security, i ite est paid ! on time cerlificat-: -iep-s:t g'neral' banking bustnesr transact - J. The Gratifying Growth 'In business made by this back in the past) year is an evidence of successful manage ment and satisfactory service. Cur DrposiM havelncrra ed JI50.0J0 in the past twelve monlhs we ' gaining blends each In the rssrntial delaili nl h...ln,n ... i-i. . . ' '"' , ,ow and mos' approved methods and we are always ready to give our p.itror.s i'iy accommodation consislenl with pruden tanking. We shall be pleased to have an opporlun- j tyol serving you. I Eugene Loan and ! Savings Bank, Established 1092. Capital and Surplus $100,000 T R A 0 f. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Want Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS, t to 6 time. p iKor, I cent ptr word first issur, cent per word each substqutnt insertion. One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. l-'OB SALE KUlt SAl.K- A nice tauiily cow, fc Apply Lincoln street. jl I'Olt SALK A nice new cottage ou corner lot one t hick from university at a bargain. Knipiire at Garn-tl's real estate ufflce, i.oom .", .MctMung block. J"1 W'NTKU TO liL'V National cash registers. Highest cash price paid. State serial number and price ex pect! d uud buyer will call prompt ly PO. Box 458. Portland, Or. tf Full SAl.E-Une of the llnest cottngo bouses in the ctiy. r mo iiowers, fruit and garden. Call and see tlio place. 371! West Sixth street. tf KOK SALK Ten-room modern lioiiso, on Wixliiil foot lot witn fruit, only one block from Wil lamette st reet ; very cheap if sold soon. Investigate this. Cull ut 407 Oak street. l''Olt tiALK Kotir or live liny lialers, h good as new, at halt price. Kn quire at tho huge no Excelsior Works. clAwtf FOR RE MT I'D It KIO.NT Two iesiralilo ofllce rooms in centre of town. Addn ts llox I I, Eugene, Or. tf 'DH KENT Three famished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire at oKI Oak street. tf KOK KENT A six-room house on Pearl street between Ninth and Tenth. Inquire at tiKl.Oak street. tf MISCELLANEOUS WANTED A boy Hi to 18 years old to barn the shoe business. Enquire at Voran's shoe store. jl" SACKS WANTKU lligliest price paid for sacks ut Waruock's iced stable. HOP TKA1NEKS WANTED A good man or two wanted to train hops. Apply to foreman ou lower part of Campbell & Walker hopyai'd, one mile above university ou raiirond. PUKE WATEK Pure water from bed rock wclis. 1 call bore or drill one for you cheaply. Why not have the best water? Call on or address J. E. Kilborn, 211) JeH'ei'sim street, or C. E. tioi'dinter, lllili Villard ave nue, Eairmuuiit. Telephone Ked 47IU. ItlUND liy a nun, her ot Eui:ein ladles, that tbe old carpet rns muih in Albany excel all others. 1 p:i,. the freight. See Oscar h'nust, Pislie'r Laundiy, local agent, A. L. Kci ring- t'ln, Alimiiv. Ore. tf Woodsawlng Have your wood sawed by r gasoliiio wood saw. It f.urnislios its .nvn fuel and does not burn yours seo tlio point? Saws by a gaugo. For prompt service ring tip lied 1771 or call at 775 Eorry street. W. E. HODDY Bread that makes brain and brawn Dunn's Vincent's Restaurant 37 W. 8th St. Good, substantial meal for only 15 cents, i ry us and get your money's worth. J. ALAUX CO. Merchant Tailors 8 East 9lh St., Eugene, Ore. We carry a very nice stock of cloths. All tins month we will sell at great re duction. Every ma,, w10 mdm lny uit of u-. fits the best quality, most ele rant cutti.iir and filling at the very low est price. We alco do ne.it reparing and cleaning work on gents and ladies cloth ing. Give us a trail, you'll be satisfied. n'J.1 ,5 n TO Cht New Ch.K. enamel For FLOORS. FUrVNITUMS. RATH t) . . r WALK ON IT. S.nh. M i,h . hammer, or pour on It , ,,,fv ,our..H. th.l W's .arnts ,ili no, crrA- , ,urn mnlt "D SALE BY Overton Wall ?ifxt and pa;nt Co 1 .Ay iy-M---vm. 1 ?zz.&r 'V.-yv.ai HALL &. SHUMWAY Curry ii full ii'..- of plurnhj,,,. Plumliing a; d -ever wnrk ' Also general ji bbin,. jt ,;' sheet Hon work, iron KUl, lv attended o ITOttip 'Phone Hlnck Dl "illan,,.,, DAY & HENDERSON I I I-.1,-... ! I .- . . i viii.iHn,uiiii troouinieri I Corner Willamette and Seventh Street. W. T. GORDON, Funera, DirecloI i STATE LICENSED EMBALMER Residence 'i'f Olive St. l-hon . ' ; Orbce in Gordon Block. 9:n aud 0.""4uV S. E. STEVENS, Will attend lo Piano nd Organ tunin, and repairing. Careful work ana reasonable charBe, Leave orders at Rankin's Music Sioi or residence, 134 West Twch ite e Phone, Ked 7U5 Uc-' DP.. F. E. SELOVER, Ccr.eral PracUt-ioncr, ,. niii I .j . . . valine no rcsioence in rJeck with block Telephone Red 1591. JOHN H. BOWER Lawyer All kinds of legal business transaclsd Over Oiambers-Bristow Bank. Eugene, Oregon. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN, DR. McDOUGAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEC In addition to general p jtiee special attention given io diseatis ol women and children. Ofllce over Preston & Hales. 'Phone lilack 1(1:11. W. O. PR.OSSER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. fn admilon lo ceneral pmllce of mMleu, M unciiy, .uncial olleniiQD 10 all diaio ,he " Ihnwit and eye. nu Rwldcnce, corner 14th and Prarl Itiecu Omre, Bceltwith buildlni-. Teli-i-aonrOrlir.. a-aik I Jul; tnMnct. i Mrs. Anna Maurer. Osteopath physician. All curable diseases trealud. Women nnd children a specialty. Ol'llcea over P. K Dunn's. 'Phono lied 1(1111. Dr. M. G. E. BENN&TT, Successor lo br. 11, K. Penland. Osteopathic Physician. Acute and Chronic Diseases Treated. Ofiice corner Seventh and Willamette Sli 'Phone Red)371. Residence Red 46o2. UKU. Ii. DttHKIS, Atttorney-at-Lnw Office wost side of Willamette street between Ninth and Toi th st reels LEON V . itLMl NDSON, ATTOI-NEY-AT-LAW. Rooms J and 2, Eugene Loan and Saving Bank. M. R. C. V. S EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND. Dr. J. CHRISTIE, Veterinary Surgeon. Secretary and treasurer or the Board of Veteilturr ttedical Kx&mlners: Domestic aolinail of all kind '.realed nn fdenliric principles: Located at Bangs' Stable, Eugene. Res. Coiner loth and Olive. Phoue Bed 2011. J. M. Williams L. K liean Williams j Ben, Attorneys-at Law Pract ice in all the courts of the sbito and before the U. H. Lund Ut flco. Oftlces 12, 111, II, l.'i, AlcClimS . Iihln. I. N. HARBAUGH, Lawyer. Special attention to divorce anil sett lenient of estates. Aiteiit for Con tiui-iit.il Insurance Company. Koom o, First. Niitiiiimlihiuk Ituilding, K" tcene. Or, A. C. Woodcock K. 0 Potter WOODCOCK ,t PO'lTKI!, Attorneys-at Lbw. Orilce One-half block south of Chris man Hlook, Kugene, Oregon. J. J. Walton S. P. Ne" WALTON & NKSS, Attorneys at Lmv Willrrnctico in all the courts in thl state. Ollleo-lionm No. H, ! ton Hlock, Kugene, Oregon. L. B1LVKU, Attomey-at I-aw Ofllce over Yortin's Shoe Store, Eo gene, Oregon. L. M. THAVIH, Attorney -at Ijiw Ofllce Over Kugene Loan Savings liaiik, Kugene, Oregon. llelmetisW Tlmmpsou Chas. A-Hanlf THOMPSON A IIAHI'V. - Altorneys-at-I-aw Office over Voran's Shoe Store, gene, t treuoti. Practice in nil tho courK a. I). ALLKN, Attorney-st iJiw- Uooml, Kit st Xtdionsl Hsu BulM' Ing, Eugene, Oregon. I
