Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 13, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. OUAKD PKINTINU CO. (luo.) Publiahed every day of Hih v-ock' Sunday excepted. Address nil cum muiiicatiuiiH mid make all remittances payauie to r-u: w..., i thtt Kukw' ( vrs B4v. Oregon. t- BUBSCKlPrrbN RULS-- 1U.1LY nniiaaM.I l.v Mirr-lur. ier truck. $ li' hv ejtrrir. oer month .-.-- f u tiiuil fiiiH VHRr (in udvunce).. u 00 xMolMH- advance " "" Blx months (iu advunce) 2 H OM mwitli " Hintflt) copies. . .... .--'V AilvurtialiiK ruM Mario" kifoVrl uA pplluutioii. . Entered al the posloflloe at Kugene, Oregon, w'VVVvliw maltao, AN HiftBPBNMJNT PAI'KH. A Knotty Problem iffi'li klMiiir Hir'mng Mitchell1 by lila demjuted "iijter adijH aiiothorlytr ror'tu the evlni' "which have followed in Uw.tiluiof Holy Holier ei'ufcn. And thoiulu la presented one of the hardest prohlema with which popular, free government baa to dual. Per sonal and 'religious liberty the basic principle upou which the whole fiihtioof our free; iustltuti jus Is rear ed,, aud whura to draw the line bo tweenlreliglon and "fuuatiuisiu is as difficult to determine as to distin guish ueweeu certain logitinuito pro. fesslons aud tbe practices of quack ery. As Jang as this fellow Croflleld, who seemed to possess a certain hyp notlc or niagnetlo power over bis fol lowers, oomniitted no actindoriniliiul act, the law was powerless o Jjior.- fere with blm. Puhllo sentimeut at . Oorvallis fouua 'eut7 ?b'is frequent ly the cuHiifi uioisla mid 'Urufllhltl was tarred and fuuUierud.und dulven from the oommunlty where lie Jiad .H 1 I brouglit shame aud sorrow to so many homes. Mob rule Is nearly always au ex pression of the' Inadequate' roach, or, lax Enforcement of the Jaw,, and It ;la notjaiways to bo .coudeiuiiod ; rather It uhould'bo tuken by flfflolaU torhoaii thai) there ''are existing ouudltioiis that they should 'bend- thoir ouerglus tu oorreot. In tliis oaso the 'warning was put . hooded ; aud when Crotllulil was shortly after oonvldtod of u' stiit- utory'tdTeitse'thn trial jndgo'was Von-; lent In passing souteuon, instead of putting htm out of thoway of work ing barm fur as long a time ns pos sible. Released front' 'frtiAin, Crof lleld . pruueedetl to - rosume his mischief ani agulff 'the law was powerloss to preveut bis operations under tbo 'guise of reftgidii. Another manifestation of nio'u law, was shown i. . in the deteruiiuatiuu of his victims to wreak summary vengeanco on the Impostor, resulting In his death al tbe bunds oftaurgeiJilltcheltvn'U'hiil public sentiment .would have licqillt ted any ouo oMialf a dozen men foi' killing OrerileTd g6os' without anyloK. Their 'wives, '(hniuht'ors and aisler. had uotonlv bean illsgruceil and do tiled, but a -.demented condition were blindly following a leader who subjected them to continued Indig nity ami privation with the only ap parent purpose of siitiatiskrhl bestial lust. Mitchell, was an earnest yniiuc man who (lid n bloody tleetl for the sake of removing his sister's evil gu- ius, anil the--public applauded ' the jury's verdict of acquittal. Tbe latest chanter is the saddest. most pathetic; tbo killing of the brother by his sister, still deluded by the false religluus' teachings that have turned 'her mind. ' - ' '' The problem of donl I ng with siii'h religluus iiiuvemeuts as Holy lloller lam, Duwlelam and the worst phases of Mormon linn is still -unanswered-. Thore are many remedies proposed, but all are uhjmitloiiulrfu'iii'siiuie ro peoU. Home, reformers dosiro more tatutury enactments, others assert that as nearly as possible absolute freedom (rum laW'ls cure all that will remedy many of the evils from which society suffers. Ylio can say with a certainty ,t,ere is a remedy at all? As a practical view we think that the leuleuoy of the Judgo who" sen tenced Oreffleld, when once lie was In the miii of the lawLwas ln. large measure responsible for Ihe later deplorable derelopiusnts Mi Holy KollerlJiH. Tbe lluard bat a fortw uf mmi lumy ltt Uewaiaer (jrowi uvvr tniiight to i Western Oregon with the exception of one in Salem. It will enable us to print a better puper aud do it quick er, and Is In line with the policy of improvement inaugurated by tiie Guard Printing Co. , recently incur piloted. A uturiul was inoiiL of otijor wVh m a work jciIj ?ea will be KiikIhiiiI urctipiod Kgypt ill 1870 to put down a mild form of revolt anil ! has hehl it ever- eiuuer -altnonirlr1 thef Khedive is th 4iiuial-rtilt.rJ'J!!'j has had fair him Ri iifetillint t life country, hut iLtqipeur aciMirdiug Ui John Uillou, that lirufiil Hoggings mill x cutliiiiluuisjjt iisj content. The Suez ciinnt being the mill n roufe to" Tnillii,' Kngliuiil will tleltuilLjiitXhiirtf'liiil lecKne' apparent there. It is a cold day when tin I'ortliind papers do not spring a new electric line up the Willamette valley. lately tlinf are bi'iililiiik them 'clear through to Kugene and have the curs running ui, .ajxly jlays. i.iJut i that Is.-JaHt as easy. Hidum Journal. But most I'liiliiiiijSiiinibuilt.oii pa per llrst. They'll be luying the steel and stringing the trolley wiros a most before you realize it. lOvuryhody Is looking toward Kugoiio it's the bub of Western Oregon. Captain Dreyfus' acquittal l an lnsUinc6 of Idng (l'ernycd jim jco, but the soldier's triuinph is so complete that it almoHt recompenses, for the weary yours of uiHleserved'siilfL'riiig; EUGENE'S MARKSMEN " I HOME FROM SALEM Kugnno.'siniMltluilinii who'tnuk1 lwl ill the O. N. (I. com letltive shoot 'lit Siilem returned home last night. Tbe hoys made guud scorns, hut' did not hind uuy prizes, Co. I), of Itosoburg, won tbo cup for the. company shoot, Prlviitu.UhliililN,. of the snmo com pany, won the Individual nieilal in tbo rapid tiro coutest,8ergiuiiit Ho J ill, of, Portland, winning tbo 'medal for shiw lre.. Following nre the scores Hindu by members of the locul 'com-' pun in in tbs individual shuot: ' Ooilipauy A Private Maxwell, 'JL'OI Private McUornack, lll.'lf " Prlviitl' Itobne, 171 , Private Porilew, 1(15 ;Oor' pond I''iirnlsh, Kit.. . Company V Skirmish not Includ ed Corporal Kviiiis, .llif,; Hergennt llilbnrt, i:i8: Private Mognnsen, HI; Musician Williams,. 104.; Lieutenant Hunter, JIM. ... ;' NEWS FROM THE ' " ' " ' CLERK'S. OFFICE HlOAIi .KHTATK. THANSKKKS. -II A and Mary A WiiHhiiuriie to 10 M (!nstuel; lots. 1 and li, lilk 71, WiihIi (Wile's Hiili-ilivlsloii' of the Spring h'ldi 1 A, 1 Cos nil to Sprlnglle.il. m: i ' Frederick Q Joliusou to Miirgnict lohiisoui 40 acres In sic 0,' tp IS, a l i w , ! l m. ' ' U , to, Adam W Henm ; 1K1.5T) ncrei In seo 1, tp 17, s r 4 K. PnfiqU.' ' ' W W' mid Anna J Ciilkius to Annie V Kyboltl lots 12 null 111, lilk 14, l'air iiiount, Kll llangH to Irene Hangs j hair Inl ill WixlUI feet In Mulligan's ilonatliin to Kugene. f lllj ' ' ' K l'( and Mary Warner, to Amor A TuHilug; hair lut In cnitaln mining hilins, Caliipnoia and ' lllu o Kiver district. LTi(). US tuCliiruS limle; Kin, IK) acres In sec L'8, tp a r II W. Patent Allen M lliuley to' O t: Whor; lot 11 mill 10, lilk a), Creswell. ?,10. " A D licKoy to Ona M Lclioy; half lut In following mining claims, Ho hemla district: 'Ihree llrotlii'rs. Hlue Jacket, Pueblo, llhick Jack, Denver, Ouray, Homestake, Oversight and Pilot Hoy. 1. U B to t'rml llunzicker 100 acies In sen 14, tp 17, t r U w. Patent, (luy llovev to M O Careyi til nines' III tp ai, s r 4 w: (I. ' Maluila II Carey to H P' Ness; m acres In sos 11 and 14, tp LM, s r 4 w 1. j (leo II and .Mary KintJov to .S i .'. and lizzie M nineocnlt ; o iicts in i sixi o and 11, lp 10, s r 1 e. 7oo. Homy A and (lertrude II Tronqi to! Itoliert V Allison; 100 acres In Wv (1, i ti 17, s i ll w tl. ., . MAliKlAUH I.ll'KNSK. Charles C Ckiiiiisi' ami (1 AJice Hull ; Henry S Champie, wit NOTAKY PI HLIC. ComniiHi'ioii us liotiiry pulilic llh d by S li WilliiiuiH, or Kugene. l'OWKH ()!' ATTOIiXI'.Y. ' Mnlmla D CaiMj-, or ll,.im, p county, Minn, In Twifurd P. Hughes, of the same place. Ihrgo m Vacations Are Coupons On the Bonds of Industry By MARCUS M. MARKS. President Nallonsl Auoclslion of Clothltrt have no rurlit twlivo menus, .aj 1 .y early, cultudle attlste comes so gbi'irljiaLiii tJui-giiiiicii liusincss tliut Inter-on lie CAXNOT be happy without it. Afterjiojias coiiiiictenqe.bo Qntio ues in trade, like the squirrel cuing around tlio wheel, for, luck, jf soinotluHg better to do. Ho cannot enjoy leisure, thougli ho haa lairly JJrhfJ It. " H 3li79 A'ol fi Rlilifit fisjtjijl a vacation in his life." I could not I'aro flio coupons on tTTe bonds of UaMWTi t fTSicoupons "fi vitalized and earn interest. It marygecm to boiiio that vacations nro a loss,-an extravagance. Qfp tlio,C4iijtrary; they aro ECONOMICALLY A PROFIT. As jlB-nial? call nithe long run do better work in six days thtui jn seven, ,so ho can uo ueuer worK in six monins man m seven, oome mereuuuis have tlio conceit that they cannot be spuriutl .Lot tUent go' avay; ahd their VANITY will receive a SHOCK. They will in ino(st. casa discover that tho macliino will move smoothly without tlieir presence. ""V A JMAN'8 IDEA' OF' HIS"NDI6PENSABIUTY.I8 REALLY-WELL FOUNDED HIS BUSINESS ORGANIZATION IS A FAILURE. , ,1 I. L .111 . J , " t '- 11 ' ...4.H.4.4... H pociri for Coclay DELIG Ht I N By ft.dbert BWEKT dlHonlcr In Hit' dress , . Ivimlh'M lu Hnt.ln'9 a watitoiu's: A lawn ubmit the all mldt'is thrown Into a Hut (li-jlrai'fioli. An Lrrlnjf I:i(,x whh-li hvro ntu tlierii KnthralH'tho oritimon Rtoinachor; A niff iK'hflful, and thereby ItlliliotiK to flow couftiseilly, , . X A wiiluhij? wave, deservhiK nolo, X In tbe teiiiHrtfnoiiH iietticoat, ? A oftroless BluMJKlriuK. Iu wIioho tie f ( i fHn a,vlll vivUU-- i ' ' ,M ' ' Uii'inore bewitch ine than when art J , ' Ih tub precise In every part, ti J Lowell Items "Lowell, July 11. I-owoll and viciii; Ity showed thoir patriotism hy ee!e briiliiiK with their liclulilinrti (J rSprhiKfli'l.l, Thurston and Wiuborry, where all report a good "time. At Winbi'rry Ihoru was a lino dinner, and Tree leiiiiiiindn, with HiiinetiiiiK.nior j e.Viei(t' to no to Alnjiletuii next week than one hundred people, of the snr- .and coiumoneft ivork for l'.oiiie Hun roiiiidinu eontitry or M,(dile ,l''ork, yji-ktir, who is lbKKin near the head Kn.vpt, Uiicr Wiiihorry, Fiill, Creek i or tide. ' mid Lowell present. , . ,j. Mr- nI1(j j1ra. r,iriet spent the Tony Mat hews Is on the roiid to Kouith in Junction City. They re Waldo Lake witli a lonil ot provisions ' port a kooiI celebintion. for the Soul hern Piieille surveyors. I ,,,.., pnint ,, ,.,'if,, ,U fn r ,r.. Ho will have to moss the Ciihi'ikIo range and chino'llr to'tiie'Lake 'from the KtiHteru side." ThG' surveyors 'of H19 Oregon Short line ' are camped' ueiir the liigiloil station this sidu' of the Biunuilt' ten miles: "' ' ' Mna ('liiw of Ruxhltiland has taken his. witnesses to Kugene to prove up on his homiiHt.eii'il, proof will Lie made lieforo Judge Walton. ( Eugene-Fall Creek Stage j llai'iiiu'il & West stages, now leave Kugene and Kail Creek each morning e.eept. Sunday, returning iu (he iiftnriioon. Leave Kugeno at tl a. m., arriving at Kail tVpek at ;lU.:(IOj leimo, KsJI Cioek at 1' p. in. null arrive at Ku geno at. li. , . Leave Kail Creek at 7::!0 a. In., urrlviiu; at Kugene at S: leiix'o Ku gene at 'Jllltl p. in, and arrive ut Kail t'reek at 7. " Leave iinleis for freight and pas sengers at ofllee of llarnard & West slaliles, Kugene, and . Prank Jllai.r, Kail Creek. ' " tf Notice To Ice Consumers Until further notice the price of all lee delivered in less quantities than 100 pounds will be l.eents per poun I. No ill-liveries will be made to private residences on Sundays. Ice can be had at the factory unt il 11 a. iu. on Sundays ; mine. In the nfliir noon. tr Twenty Year Battle "I was A loser ill a twentv venr Iml- tle with chronic piles mid malignant snres, uulil I t r I iliirkliii's Arnicji Halve j ohii'h turned the tide, by eur-i lug both, till not a trni'e reiualns. " wi'ltisA. M.llnu-e.or Kainiville. Va. Hest for old ulecrs, euts, burns and 'wounds. . l'.ki at W. I DoLano, drug gist. Take ymir cleaning, ' itvelhg iiinl pressing to Willnlllette St. Lug- ene Steam I lye Works. . dtf S. E. STEVENS, Will attend to Piano and OtKn tnninn , and repairing. ' Careful work unit reasonable charges. Leave orders al Rmkin'i Mesie Store. or tesidence.134 Wesi Twellth streei 1'l.oos, lied jyj ' O , I on! to do Lusine.3 Busintfes'U K y:--II-a isini man unpsi mn,i foi-tlie- higlicr thiitpt in life 'he Lo- mo with prido that he "never took understand his pride. Vacations industry that SITVTTTRE SE1II- regularly, so that they in their turn DISORDER Horrick .. . . -. j, j, j. -TTTttTtTTTT Greenleaf Items . Oroenlenf, July 11. Kverybody 1 .haying. . A good inniiy have finished and soino aro just cull inn. There is a lino crop of liny on tho creek this year. . . , Andy Alumni and' (?. S. Woolrlilne buiu this morniui!, whero they Intend to duo for Mr. Pf pint's mother in ilulluitely. . . , . . Albert Heed moved his .household .goods down to his rented ranch on .IJeadwood li e llrt of the week. His family Is still at.tliQ.lidte. A. j J. llnesou and family, of Eu gene, nre eiinipiiiKmtt'KrenVlVpiot's piano and having a line timo in gen eral.; ... Letter List ICngKiie, July V2. lloouo, Win. llrown, Mrs. Anna. Cathurn, Mrs.' ni "unn, K ll, Kvans, .Mr. nod Mrs. W. II. ' Koli-y, J., 2. Hughes, (leo. T. Jiiekman, Mrs.- Llssie. ' Kriuise, Joseph. Lei;h, Joe. . " Logan, Lew. '' MoCiiuloy, J. Krauk. McCrendy, II. K. Momarts, ,1. II. Slijol, .V ise lil idys. Starr, S. C. Wliliaina, W. A. J. L. PACK, P. A Hard Lot of trdulilos In eontend, .(villi, spring form torpid liver and blockaded bowels, unless you awaken them to tlieir proper ai'tioii with. Dr. King's New Life Pills ; the plea.-antest mid most ell e five cure for constipation. They vreveiit appendicitis and ton,, up the system. Sv nt W. I.. l)e Lano'. drug store, We will make that old summer suit look' like a new one at Ihe Kugene live Works, t.ill Wi limnetic si reel. Mr. J. Mon Foo, , In rxprrirticrd conipounclrr . ol Chinese Medicines, Su.-.v lo llif l it. Hong Wo Tons, el Alhiny. Otrj;oii, is new prrp.irrd to lur nish Chuir-r mr,1i,iiiri to jll. i'he un drigirci i.-oiiiinrnds him and guaran tor ilisl.lctien Cill or wntr him al No. 117 West Slrct!, Albany. Orrgv-n. ' ' JIM TESTFALL. i ml All Walks . Are r Alike I I . i M ' i Tp h! i oman w ho weour r slices. Whether "she wolks on the h ird city pavements or on nature's carpet ol grass, she 'feels ''.He same springy rebound , L at evf ry 4tep, the same cool, even pressure of the so r o( her lout and the same sense ol immun'ty from corns and every : other loot ill. j j Buy your shoes from in expert 'J shorman Ihats what we are. : Repairing while you wait. Miller's Shoe ;i Store ' 41 WestaEigbth Street. East Room in Hall BlocK w Schneider Block ol Poslollice The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnyille I Will save money lor yon. If your insurance is abo.d to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county aaenl, and learn how we savelyo'J fifty, per cent on your insurance. Brick buildings a specially. iEugene .Office,. McClun building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Bank. j When you break your bike I fust take a hike 1 ' And look for Mike. HewjllJi.jt gojd for pricesj-lghl. ! N IKE WALD'S Io rear of Chjmbers'HarHvare Store. ,j; 152. Olive -tree! f' ' ,,n CHAPPELL & GIRARD Succeikcrs to O. W, Taylor HOUSE MOVING. Of! all: kinds and descriptions." Prices rea sonable. Give us a chance to give you ar estimate on your work. - - 131 West 3d Streei. 'Phone Red 272 EUGENE. OREGON Vihceht's Restaurant : i'J 37 W. 8th St. 'i Good, substantial meal for only) J5 cerlts. ' J ry us and get your j money's worth. Eugene Transfer Co.- I , ' Successor to Clerks All kind or hauling and team work. Piano movlne ! . , ' spcr.ially. Wood ro, Sale. Storage. Omce-. Jsl Ktalrwnv south ol Loan and Savings Banl , OnlccTi lephone Red 1011. 'Rei. Phone Red 1011. 1 '..'..FOR -i CIGARS JULIUS GOLDSMIT H CALL UP . jj PHONE IV1AIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city al any time of Ihe day by special delivery, ,l.(.4t E. T. BUSHNELC 277 13th and P.!tterson Sts. A.jLOtVB AID. .. Dealer In . Cement, Lime, Hard !W4 faster. . Contractor for all kindaol mason work. Enquire ol Billmire Bros., Draymen. I Made, in: Oregon. j' "The' T HOOD Cigar F.C. POTTS MANUFACTURER. MQUN CLASSIFIED COLUMN Want ,4..:' ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. 1 to b times, per Issue, 1 cent per word first Issue, J4 cent per word each subsequent Insertion. One month per line 25 cents, GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. r-QR,SJLEf lIK HA UK -A Ul'jjVjllg muse... er,v bid. unint; Inigfty and Inn itess. T J'hone IXt, S ringtleld. J-M. . SALK Kour or live buy lialers i good us new.tgt half Qieieo. Kn uire at the . Kugeiui Kxcelor., KOU iAXKml aiiutj-iieWT ruJUier- tare Innffcy, Ihist, fl-l."; lirt eash takes it. Address "L, " euro (.lui.rd olllce. jlH KOK SALK A nice new cottage on eiii Her lot' oml I lock from university at a hamiiii. Knuuiro at tinrrett's real estate ofllce. Loom !,. llenkw ith ' block. jb' WANTBU T() JIL'il National cash registers. Highest cuhIi prino paid. State serial number and price ex- nneti d anil buyer 'will 'cull "prompt Iv. PO. Ilox 4i"H. Portland. Or. tf KOK SALK -One of the linest cottage houses in the city. Fine llowtrs, fruit and garilin. Cull and see the place. :t"li West Sixth street. tf lOK SALK IVn ruum " molt.'rtV Iiuuhc. on 8ixl(W foot lot with fruit, only one JbUu-k ,fnjni, Koon. InvostiKiilu tli ib. Call tit 4C Oitktitrcet PUPS KOK SALK Kour toll blooded KiKiiuru ol.luun Kistl at the SprhiKliold Jlotul, SpriiiL;liul(l. ,KOK SALIO-reA pio(!H.of KuBiihHHi-J " iH'SH'prorrcrry rtndt five" year " ftat-e to irood ttMiatir. nav lib;. Uni-, pttff emit otl HfO H'skidi' inoi inhiy iu ailvnt.ee, (all retiairs' dur- and tenant to tnak iiiK term of lease, o Seo or address J. K, une. ered for sale. Cam () bell, Ku- VOK SAIfK 1 hare ilecjdfd to ull my Altamont DriviiL; mare. She its Hired by AltiK". fith h reeord ol ":(iSl4, and danmufd hy Satinette, V .Ui.ft rej'urd of 2:1. r She, is slard UI I lllt-tl UU (HIIIl h Uit'S. (31 IO lltlh Kr at upeed and a kind und untitle. A lady can ride of driie her an ph-. Priee, 300. lujue urt.wri r imiik rj., nair, jr uiir t;reeK,ureK(Hi FOR REMT KOK liKT-lVo ilt-ainihlo ofllce rooms in oontre of town, .1hln14.- IWfSGetLANEOUii' - . WA NT K0-1 flank I erri8 to r canning. C!ali hL."i!H UJive atrvot. fitU-tWTftl). -Kor ir ui'iutnil Iniorin '.?l!e S.t(ml toifr!i.i.(nr Liui koy, 1(15 WiishitiKton utroet, Kiikbiip. - tf S ANTpU-rA utroiiK bojt to drive h Hinlo ri and rlelimr ice., Must li iiWlHUiiileiUnlio west iurt of the oily. Entiniioiit tho'ioo vvorka. tf MOXKV l'OUM)-'l'o tho pnrtv who ihwiTilies-rorTeotlf aitfl pnya for this notiun, win have imckimn of ey found in tho Hou iMiin-hp Ht.nro. W A N T 111 ) Wcnvors nnil Hiiinnt.rn Oreuon City Wnolon Mills, Oregon City, Or. Highest si'hodulo 011 the noiiaU.oSloady oinploj intmt. j'JI WAN'TUIlll, ...i - - . r, v....iii.i niuin-ii.iu yetirs 4,op4iviM)o wodl wiir. fiictfhHC. L lal' i-u i,niJ.11.l ies' gol wnuiii n(, rtie I'ahicii of y. nyiiay,. jiy T.Hr-nse roiitrn to 1 a nee of Swocta ami roceiro Biiit n I ilo rcwtird. fl l.K A 1KU Pure water from licd ro, k wi-lis. I can l,ie or drill one fur yon dimply. .Why not have the ,,''s ..wa,''1' ('H "li or nildrcsa J. K KillHirn. -Jl'l .l,.tr..-soii street, or , I''- ionlini,.r, 110(1 Villnrd nvn. inie, l ainnoiintk Tvlophoiitt. i;ed ''i il'.MV-Hy a nil m her ' of f.UKene Indict., that the old carpet rnKa made ii .Mluiny excel all others. I pv lie freight. See (l-nr I'nnst. Kisher In T- lwe,,t- A' L- fcri iiiK- lour AHiaiiv. Ore. jj cut ft inn ll, r. . .i-i,iiin irreLron ClililllH will llittl tlirect with io four millions, cruiser anil save e.vnenie -ll -....-.. null or Incut inn resilience Hid exoeritmi'i "In il... irnniiitiiiii's. l'rtl J. Wells, Men Jlil ihiw, Or. Will ..i. . . . P-l-l r. ' R'"1 l I" ' . tjnackeiilinsii A Sons. jic, e are ni-i.r.t....t-...i :.. . ,, .. , olil papers tl,,...,,r.lf,ce. (',,, ,, ke ""U-wttv ,lt ,Vora VTU,p (fKe (fW. s VTOllNIST, O I". LEADER OF BAND ' AND ORQ1RSTDA kw.'',,l7liI;'on Theatre. Spo .o.partie.r'0"' o HALL & SHTJr,ftvAY Curry a lull linn uf pli,iu Plnml.ii.g end sev.,r ,ur Also general jilsl-i -r ,. Bin-. -i. i.wii num. 11.,. U1J m lendccN. ' lA I '"""P 'M I...- DAY & HENDERSON Undertaker t- . . ' w s.mDain Hmerv Corner Willamette and Seventh Sirt( W. T. GORDON, Funeral Diclot STATE LICENSED EMBALMED Residence VOi Olive St. Phone Bhr. 4 Ottice in liomon Block, 9io and o!Vs,5 7 O "SjJJJ-j - ITT Vi.. If. IL. SELOVlfO ' Caneral Practitioner- Office and residence in Beckwith block --r- ,s ,B Surgery m GSheFal PracffC( Office Roney Buildine, over exchange. Eighth Street. "lepho"' Phone, Black, 1661., , Eugene, -.1 Oregon Mrs.' Anna Maurer. . 'inieojiiiLu iniyHioiiin. ' A!I t'lirable disiMHi'S tii'iiti'd, Woinon and children tt 8iWiinlly. ' Ofllcos oAV" K " t. Dunn's. 'Phono Keil UEH. Dr. M. G. E. BENNitTT Successor toUt. H. E. Pejnd. ' Osteopathic Physician. Acute and Chronic DisaaseiTxeated. Otliorcet?Silvtinth Jifd Wrflamelle Sis. 'Phone Red 1371. Residence Red 4662 .. .. : ., IMia DR. McDOUGAL. , J PlWsAAN ANB'silKGEC1' f' In addition to Koneral i spcciiil altmition (,'iroii 10 dioasa 0f womoii and chiltlion. jOljlty pvorJrCHtuixJfeJlal'taJt 'Phono Illiick'U;:)!. W. Oi-PRiOSSER,"'" PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOM. .u Rwmui. ,u Kencrai practice or medicine ltd itirirvy. special ailcr.ou .lo;all tliteatn ol tM J thjofil rfnd eve. T Reffldence, corner 14th arid Peprl streets... i I Tr)epn.m..s Oliice. Bladt'l2')l: Residence, Ren 11 M. R. C. V. S., KDIMJURGli, SCOTLAND, Dr. J. CHRISTiE, Veterinary Surgeon. iecrclarr and trouurer of (be boara of elcrlnatj ledica; aooHoen: DiofWic aiau of aU kind rcai co on ccieaiinc poqcid'cs: . Located al Bangs' Stable, Eugene." tea. Cnincr 10th and (Hive. Photic Red 2ft ipf J. M. Williiima Williams ($b gen, urniMtKil Wiiiw wPractiuo in nil. (Into mid liclin c tho U. IS. I. I Of- .icu. Ollluea la, 111, 11, 1.-), McClima hlrl. LEON R. EDMUNDSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Saving iBank. JOHN H. BOWER Lawyer 1 ' -' ' All kinds of legal business transacted. ..Over Cluuiibscs-Bristow Brnik. & Hugene, Oregqn. j llulmetisW Thonipsoii Chaa.il. Hardy THOMPSON & HAIiDV, Attorncys-iit-Iiiw Ofllco erver Vonin's ShOe Store, En- irmio, Oregon. Practice irjftill the ooflits. C . U.L I iV, T , Tttoriioy-rit-Ltttt'. Uoom 1, Fhst National Hunk linild- in, IOiiuoiio. Oriittn. WHO. li. DO UK IS, ' ' Atttorney-at Law Ofllce west side of yilluuivlt . street, between Ninth nin'l Tei Hi'ufreets. I. N. HARBAUGH, Lawyer. Special iiltentiou. .to divorce awl settlement of estates. Aiteiit for Con tiiiental liisiirancec Cinp.in.v- Kn" " 3, l''irst 5"UiiialLlniik HiiiMini!, Kii Ki'iie, Or. A. C. Woodcock J:'.. O. PuluJT - WOOUCOClif & POTTKI!, j W dRtinir.ys-Rr-r.Hff. man Block, Lunelle, Oregon. J. J. Walton S. P Ne i WAr.'riiv .e- Vi"4 .J Atlorney-iit Law , Will prirctice In nfl the 'courts in atnto. Oltlce-Koom No. :t. Wal ton Block, Kugene, Oregnn. IHLVKU, Attorney -nt Law Ofllce over Voran's .Silioe Slnre, Ym f ii'Si. tuaVis. ' Attorney -at Ijiw Ofllce Over Kugene Loan i SvluH Ijauk, Luueue, Oregon.