THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD.
UUAKD PRINTING CO. Inc.
day of the weeK
vic'o piOident wit:. ui. J. Mryau.
ifu has nothing but bis mooey to re
commend biiu and it !q time the
party learned that the (eople desire a
mull 'or second place as well as first.
Pul.liMlifM VftT
Sunday excepted. Address all com- Democrat' liave frequently made the
Buuicatioua and make all . J""9 i miatako of handicapping their preai-
Sttyabl to tho Eugene liuaiu,,ugeue, r
iregou. dentlul nominee by selling the vice
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presidency to the highest bidder.
The editor of tho Salem Journal haa
HATKH - DAILY
. I. a ir.
Delivered by carrier, per ween . . i-
by mail,oiie year ( .li advance) . '. ' 5 1X1 . heen ait: iug up nights figuring of late
Not in advance j l. and this is the result of his calculation:
Six month uu aumnuoj y
One month
Siugle cupius uu
Advertising
applicaliun.
rate made known on
Entered at the postofrlce at r.ugeue, ; 1IV(.8t t(10 crop aI(j
rv .. ..iMitiH-i'hiAri matter. 1
"ro ' ithat $1,5(I0.1XI "(11
glowers in wages.
AUKXTS roll THE OO - RD
The tollowing are authorized 'otae
q.' receipt for subscriptions or trans
On or near the llrat day of September,
40,000 people will begin woraiug in the
hop yarda of the Willamette valley.
it will require about four wei ka to
it is believed
to pa'" out by
Tho collectors!! i p of the Port of
act other business for the Daily and I Portland ia tho beHt political job in
Weekly Guard
W. C. Conner, Cottage Orove.
Lester Stacy, Coliurg.
J. L. Clark, Creawell.
AX IXUKPKNiJKXT PAP UK.
WoXDAV, AUGUST VI
Oregon and the Journal thinks that
Hun. J." M. Shelley will land it.
Xothing is too good for a Eugene man
in fact it taken something more
thau an ordinary Inducement to en-
I (Icq a leaidont of this city away from
lii'i home.
METHODS of THE GRAFTERS
By FRANK MOSS of New York. Veteran Munlelajl Reformer
CIII 5 country is not passing through a unique crisis. Other
countries have passed through such conditions from time to
time. PERHAPS JIORE SERIOUS CONDITIONS
were shown to exist in English life some years ago. I used
to wonder how it was that New York police officers were able to do
such thing! as they were guilty of and manage to survive a night in !
the face cf tho popular indignation. Tho timo camo when I was
auie to qir.-stion tno olliccrs themselves as to why tliey were willing
to follow vicious leaders and to accept dirty money. Tho answer L
got was:
"Wouldn't I be a fool if I didn't? EVERYBODY" ELSE IS i
GRAFTING." j
That is tho secret of police corruption. If I should speak of the
iffe insuranco trustees and fHr!'. Jko kara been exposed I would !
pity. THEY ARE CREATURES OF CIRCU.M-
They have done oidy what they thought all others
Why Guard Was Late
Saturday strolling when tbo Guard
went to press an accident to tho preas
delayod the issue neatly two hours.
While no serious damage resulted, the
new presa not having been thoroughly
adjusted, it was nearly seven o'clock
before tho carrier boya began to leave
the office with their papera.
In tho meantime tho (:uard ofllco
telophoue waa kept ringing and there
were a hundred calls from aubacribers
who bolieved that they had been
misud in the delivery ot papers. lha
moral to be drnwu from this Incident
is that the Dally Guard Is cuualdored
almost a lrusehold neoeaslty in this
city, and when poiple fail to get it
tbo; want to know the reason why.
Disaster ounstitutes tho nccostdty
that is tho mother of a recent inven
tion. The object ot rho Inventor is
' to provont collisions at son. He has
a very ingenious device and it is con
fidently expected it will prove a suc
cess in practical oporatlou. It is
described in this mamior: liy tho
invontor's system vessels are supplied
with snecial wlrelesa telegiapliiu ap
paratus which acts over a short air
cult, even aa abort a distauco as hnlf
a mile. As soon as a veaael enters
wtuln a ci rtaln diatauoo of unothor
veasel, this tolegni"hlo apparatus acts
automatically in such u maimer as
to close the steam tube to tho screw
on each vossel. Tho machinery is
thus Instantly checked, nud the
steamers have time to roverae their en
gines or reduce spood. Such an In
vention, if successful, will provo a
boon to humaulty. Rooont sea trag
edies have emphasized the proncuosa
of man to ho careless and bia pon.
chant for taking unnecessary ohnnoes,
and if this Invention will furuiah an
increased measure of protection auto
matically the travelers will be per
fectly willing that tbo sea captain
bull continue to occupy a pot-itlou
more ornamental than useful.
Here Is one of tho latest stories on
Brynn-aud it Is a good ono: Tho old
gag of "seeing tho next president1' of
tho United States was sprung on the
Nebraak'in In London lecontly by a
couple of ladles who called ou him.
"Ves," replied lliyau. Then speak
ing with charming good uiituro. he
added: "If that's what you want,
Indies, lot mo advise you to see all
the Americans you can, because the
more you see tho grrutor will bo the
likelihood of your meeting tho right
person."
Governor Chamberlain thus ex
presses himself regarding a Imtiniml
divroelaw: "1 believe that there
exists iu the Uutted Stales an urgent
ueed of a uniform marriage and di
vorce law, nud that tho submiaalon
by eonrgews of a constitutional
amendment directing the enactment
of such a law g desired hy the people I
of the state of Oregon, unci that such
au amendment would bo rntilled by
the legislature of this state "
Newspapermen are especially con
siderate of their fellow workers. Since
Charlio Xickell hna been ennuvlctcd
of land frauds no Oregon editor has
Arisen to remark that he "looks like
Ore cents. "
An island of volcanic origin !..
been discovered.- First appearing in
Juno it is now (100 feet high. Steam
rlaea from iU summit and tho wt tor
i.rouuci it boils continuously. 1 hia
oviduiice, cupled wiUi liio recent
hot Bpoll, stronglty substantiates the
claim that hades is not so remote as
many ot our friends had hoped.
If Tom Llpton fails again this year
to "lift the cup," plenty of men
down in this dry sootion of Oregon
will extend llieir heartfelt sympathy.
Portland has a reform adminiBtra-
Hon. -Hhia rotrfb! cuoonts for the
fact thut there aro only i'l'i saloons in
tho city.
Coming to Eugene
Air. Schubach, nianagor of the Fort
laud auction rooms, of Portland, will
b at tho Holfmau Houbo Saturday
and Sunday, August 11 nnd 12. Ho
says ho'il buy anything, from a chair
tn a piano, iu tbo fuinituro line or
household goods. Also anything in
storo flxtruos, such as show cases,
cash registers, etc, etc If you have
anything tu soil leave word or address
at tho Holfmau Heme.
The democrats will fmake a mistake
If they run Senator V. A. Clarke for
Eastern Excursion Rates
June 4, 0, 7, 2.i, 25, July 2, 3, Au
gust 7, 8, 0. September 8, 10. On the
above dates round trip tickets will
bo sold from Eugene to St. Paul aud
Missouri river points f o? 0!i. 7!, St.
Louis 871. 2u, uud Chicago 875.25.
Limit, 90 days. Call at the local
tlokot ofllco for particulars.
L. G. ADAIR, Agent.
The End of the World
o' troubles that rubbed E. II. Wolfo,
of Hoar Grove. Ia., of nil usefulness,
camo when he began taking Electric
Hitters. He writes: - "Two years ago
Kidney trout lo caused me greut suff
ering, which I would have uovor
survived had I not taken Eleotrio
Hitters. Tliey uIbo cured me of gen
eral do'illily. " Sine euro for all
stomach, liver and kidney complaints,
blood diseasoa, hohdache. di.ziiioss
and weakness "r bodily d-clmo.
Price 50c. Guaranteed by V. L. De
Lnuo's drug store.
Hop Pickers Wanted
Piokors wanting wcrk at my yard
please mill up Fnrmora 12x2. Moved
to nnd from tho yard. Potatoes
f urn lulled.
all PKNNIXQTQN.
Storage! Storage! Storage!
Public and private, Storago of al
kinds of goods and material, etc., at
reasonable prices. Goods receipted
jor. Hop storage solicited. Partie
having hops to storo will do well to
see GEO. T. HALL A SON'.
Woodsawlng
Have your wood snwe I by a
gasoline, wood snw. It furnishes its
awn fuel and does not burn yours
soo tho point? Saws by a gauge. For
prompt service ring up Ked 1771 or
call at 775 Ferry street V. E. UODDY
Constipation, bowel Irrevuliirlto
headache, despepsia, torpid liver, laid
Kiuucya, rneuiiiaiinm, disorders In
cidont to wdentary lire, positively
cured bv llolllaer's Rnckv l,,ni..i..
Ten, the greatest American renieily.
Tea or tablets, 35 cents. Linn Drug
Co. B
do so wit'i
STANCES.
were doing. j
Years ago the Third Avenue Railroad company was considered
as solid as a rock. Tho money of widows and orphans was heavily !
invested in its stock. Tho time camo when it was necessary to change
the motive power employed. Before it could get tho licenso to do so
it was forced bv the politi:-ir.:is to give the work it was about to have
done to a POLITICAL CONTRACTOR. Otherwise it would have
been refused the use of certain streets. I had cause to investigate
the affair, and I found that the grafting was not chargeable to one
party only. Both parties had perpetrated that injustice. Soon aftet
the stock of tho road began to decline in value. A widow camo to
me and asked if she should sell. I went to a man who was on tho
"inside" and asked him. He told me to advise her to HOLD ON
to hor stock.
Then came a time when every ono was saying, "Sell your stock."
Still my friend on the "inside" said, "Tell her to hold on to her stock."
Then the Metropolitan Railroad company issued a statement say
ing that it would not have the property of tho Third avenuo line as a
gift The stock went to nothing. Then tho Metropolitan bought
it up. Where was tho money of tho widows and orphans? Imme
diately the valuo of the stock went back to its former high figv.ro.
THAT WAS HIGH FINANCE.
THE POLICE AND THE POLITICIANS SAW THIS COMPANY
TAKING THE MONEY FROM THE POCKETS OF THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS.
Three Facts tor
You to Consider
o
A shoemaker by trade can se
lect good shoes, where others re
ly on statements made by the
seller.
A shoe house paying: heavy
rent and other heavy expenses
puts the additional price on the
stock you buy.
If you will study the facts
above you can plainly see why
it is a fact we save you money
and give you goods that wear.
Miller's Shoe
Store
41 West Eighth Street
East Room io
Schneider Block
Half Block W
of Post of lice
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Want 'Ad RateS
ALL 'CLASSIFICATIONS.
1 to 6 times, per issue, I cent
per word first issue, cent
per word each subsequent
insertion.
One month per line 25 cents.
GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE One hundred acres of
land near city limits. For partio
ulnrs call ou owner at 52 East Ninth
Htrpt't. EtiirpiMi. Or. tf
S. E. STEVENS,
Will arteDd to Piano and Organ tunicg
and repairing.
Careful work and reasonable charges.
Leave orders at Rankin's Mi'sic Stoie,
or residence, 134 West Twelfth street
Phono, Ked 705
Office! Phone Black 1141
Res. Phone Red 2742
Williams Co.'Transfcr
Light and Heavy Hauling
IWCOD FOR SALE
405 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon.
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H Bymn for Coday
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WAGES
By Lord Tennyson
OIIY ot warrior, glory of orator, glory of song,
raid with a voice Dying hy to ho lost on an endless
of Virtue, to fight, to' stniRslo. to right the
wrong-
Nay, hut she alined not at ghiry, no lover of g'.ory she;
Give her the glory of going ou, aud still to'he. T
Tho wages of sin Is death: If the wages of Virtue be dust, $
" Would she have heart to endure for Hie life of the worm nnd the fly? ?
She desires no Isles of the blest, no quiet seats of tlx? Just,
To rest lit a golden grove or to bask In n summer sky:
Give her tho wages of going on and not to die.
4 4
CALL UP
PHONE MAIN 68
And get your MEAT delivered to any
part of the city at any lime of the day
jltjtjt by special delivery. Jtjtjtjil
E. T. BUSHNELL
277 !3th and Patterson Sts.
FOR SALE Cheap, one black nmre,
huiriry and harness ; price 915.
Will sell horse alone; ia a good
worker and driver, at SCO. Vrie
or 'nhoue V. C, Kdwards, Lowell,
al8
HOUSES FOR SALE Kitty head of
pood youiift horees. well bred. Will
h at Barnaul &. West's Ktahle ou
Wednesdays and Sa'nrdays, Price?
reasonable, T. F. Kumunson. al7
FOR SALE -One of tho iiuest cottage
hoiiEes in the city. Fine flowers,
fruit and garden. Call and see the
place. 370 West Sixth street. tf
FOR SALE Three horsepower
Backus water motor. Call or ad
dresss the Guard, Kit erne, Orccon.
FOR SALE Ten -room modern
house, on SUxlGO foot lot. with
fruit, only uue block from Wil
lametto street ; very cheap if sold
soon. Investigate this. Call nt 407
Oak street.
FOR SALE A piece of .Eugene busi
ness property under live year lease
to pood tenant, paying ten per cent
on price asked, monthly in advance,
and tenant to make all repairs dur
ing term of lease, offered for sale.
See or address J. R. Campbell, Eugene.
A. LOMBARD,
JJ Dealer In Jtjl
Cement, Lime, Hard
Wall Plaster.
Contractor for all kinds of mason work.
Enquire ol Blllmlre Bros., Draymen.
Eugene-Fall Creek Stage
Barnard & West stages now leare
l gone and Full Creek each morning
except Sunday, returning in the
aftoruoou. '
Leave Kugone at 6 a. m. , arriving
at Full Creek at 10:30; leave Full
Creok at 2 p. ni. and arrive at Eu
gene at 0.
I.eavo Fall Crook at 7:30 a. m.,
0. R. & N, THE
BEST TIME SAVER
at 12 ; leave
aud arrive at
En-Fall
Franklin was right when he said:
"Lost time is never found again." .
The O. K. & N., .n addition to giv
ing you 200 miles along the nmtchless
Columbia river.saves youl"ihours to
Chioago. It Is the
Short line to Lewiston.
Short line to the Palouse country.
Short line to Spokane.
Short line to the Coeur d'Alene
country.
Short line to Salt Lake City.
Short line to Denver.
Short line to Kansas City.
Short line to Omaha.
Short lino to Chicago.
Short line to all poiuts east.
Thran llna ..li n.-i- -
pri,e, The cost of moving pictures, j s :15 a" T m. TU C
Portlaud Special" is as line as the
tlnnst. Every comfort of home.
For particulars ask any agent of the
Southern Pacific Company or write,
A. L. CKA1U,
arriving at En
gone at 2 :30 p.
Creek at 7.
Leave ordois
Bengers at ofllo
stables, Etigon
Fall Crock.
freight and pas
Barnard & West
nd Frank Blair,
tf
Book and Art Goods Sale
Whilo wo are getting ready to move
into our new bui'ding we will sell
our books and art goods at very low
General Passenger Agent,
Portland. Or.
Lodging house, up-to-date, electric
lights, good well nnd city water ; pa
pered and painted np In llrst-class
stylo, for reut. Close to Central
school. Wb want a good, first-class
renter that will stay one year or
more.
tf WILLIAMS A CARTM ELL,
Lawn and porch chairs will ba sold
at cost for 30 days. Soo north show
window.
Chambers' Hardware Co.
pottery, china, etc., is ootisidunible
ou accuuut of the danger of injury,
and It will be better to sell these
goods nt cost than to move them.
liouds can be paid for by Install
ments if desirable. This will be a
good opportunity for thoso who enjoy
good books and things.
dtf. ALLEN EATON.
Notice to Hop Pickers
Hop pickers wanted nt L. 1). For
rest's yard threo miles nnd a half
above Waltorvllle. Will pay 1 cent a
pound, pasture furnished for horses
nnd cows for families. Plenty of ap
ples aud fruit free. Yard ia free
from weeds, nnd on the bank of the
McKeuzie nver, flno camping crry fU Hn of plumbing fixtures
grounds. There will be a dance free ! ' Plumbing and sewer work,
for the pickers twice a week with I A,a0 general jobbing in tin an
Iron woik promp
180 Willamette.
Loggers Wanted
Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to
$3.25 per day.
, M. McLaughlin,
Waltcrville, Oregon.
FOR SALE I have decided to sell
my Altamont Driving mare. She is
sired by Altigo, with a record of
2:08'4, and dammed by Sntinette,
with a record of 2:20. She is stard
ard bred on both sides. She has
great Kpeed and is kind and gentle.
A lady can ride or driie hor any
plaec. Price, 8300. 'Phone or write
Frank E. Blair, Fall Creek,Orogon.
tf
FOR REMT
FOK RENT Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, inquire at
o83 Oak streot. tf
HOUSE TO RENT (Jood seven-room
house at East Sixth and Pearl
streets. Call on I. E. Stevens.
nl3.
WANTED
FOR
CIGARS
JULIUS' GOLDSMITH
WANTED TO BUY National cash
registers. Highest cash price paid.
State serial number aniFprico ex
pected and buyer will call prompt
ly. PO. Box 458, Portland, Or. tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Ay a &. Son
For Your Plumbing, Tin
ning and General
Repairing.
No. 34 W. 8th St. ' 'Phone Red 1351
S. B. Finegan
General
Black smithing
Makes a specialty of fine
horseshoeing and placing
of rubber tires on buggies.
Cor 8th and Olive Sts
HALL & SHUMWAY,
good music,
Families desiring nn outing please
communicate with me at Leaburg.
1 L. n. FORREST.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
sheet iron work,
lv attended to.
'Phone Black 1201.
CHAPPELL & CIRARD
(moot to O. W. Tiyk
'HOUSE MOVING
Oi iu Jftid. tad oVscrlBHoiu. Prices re
sonablt. Give ui a chance to give you an
eitimate on your work.
131 We3d Street. Thooe Red 272
EUCENK,
OJUCGON
The Oregon Fire Relief
Association of McMinnville
Will save money (or you. If your
insurance is about to expire see J. H
Daniel, Lane county agent, and learn
how we save you fifty per cent on your
insurance. Bnck buildings a specialty.
Eugene Office, McClung building
room 8. opr. Loan and Savings Bank.
PURI'l WATER Pure water from bod
rock wells. 1 can bore or drill one
for you cheaply. Why not have the
best wator? Call ou or address J.
E. Kilborn, 21!) Jelferson street,
'phoue blnc'r 1'872 or O. E. Gord
iuier, 1106 Villard aveuue, Fair
mount, telephone Ked 1502.
LOST AND FOUND
STRAY HEIFER A yearling Jersey
heifer with crumply horns came to
my place in the western part of the
city Wednesday, August B. Owner
can have Ler by calling at mv place
and paying charges. F. U.Vuughan,
West Eleventh street. 17
Galveston's Sea Wall
.flakes lifn nnor na onfn ! tul :.-
on the higher uplands. E. W. Uood-
100. wno residers on Uutton St., in
WaCO. Tev.. Iinurla nn cna ..ll f..
safety. He writes: "1 have used
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumpti n the past live years aud it
keens mn fuifn uml wall l4nfn u..t
time I bad a cough which for years
wen gruwing worse. iovr it's
gone." Cures chronic conirha. I.
grippe, croup, wi-ooping cough and
prevents pneumonia Pleasant to
take. Every bottle imarauteed at W.
1.. DeLano's drug store. Price ouo
and Sl.uu. Trial bottle free.
TRAOt
When you break your bike
lust take a hike
And look for Mike.
He will Hz it good for pricea right.
MIKE WALD'S
Repair Shop,
In rear of Cbamberc'Hardware Store.
152. Olive Street
MARK
CD
Eugene Transfer Co.
Successor to Clark
All kind of trallm ud torn work,
iwouty. wood rot Sl. iKntt.
O
Fiw foorlDf a
Odlct ltl tulmr tcoth or Urn nS.rtr,Srak
See our flue Standard Paragon
siiwlug imicliineii at only lia.oii and
Vl'l.nu, fully guaranteed in all re
pects. 11 oa can try them before you
buy them, and 1 think you will ngree
with me that they are wonderfully
ood machines. 33 East street Ninth.
m- HEJBETLSciT
Mining Engineer
" oei.iura, l- "H J
nient. aa or, ,, 1
EUUEXE ""l
DAY &lliNDERSfd
Undertakers aadu..i0fi
Corner TilUmtb& ,
V.T GORLrW-
umce m i.0,don Block. 9.,
L. N. R ONEy;
1 RACT0R.
Dealer In an u.l.V.tr, il6 Ul(i
JWESSIONAL COLyif
rs. Anna MaurciT
OlitGODuth n)T-o;..i
diseases treated Women and cS'l
" " . " "luces over v
Dunn's. 'Phone Red 1CM.
Dr. M. C. E. BENNET?!
Succcio, io Df. H. E. fMlJ ' 'I
Osieonathir DK,:.:
Ofiice corner Sevenuj anjVm" J
'Phone RM137L D w,Uj"''1iSJ
"locnceKtd
VR.. GEO. WAi i
Surgery and General Practk
Office-Roney Building, over lelS
exchange, Eithth Sir-,1 s
Phone Black 1661.
. Rer?jflece, Address, Room 1, Hall f
tugene,. . . . Oregon
DR. McDOUGAL
PHYSIQAN AND SURGEC
in Huumon to general fi .ftj
ipeciai aueution given io disema c
women and children.
Office over Preston & JIaloa
'Phone Black ICS,
W. O. PR.OSSER,
, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
. . .uu...vu u Kcperai practice Of mrabre n
urii;ry, special attcnUoo to all dilutes of U a, ,
Residence, corner 14th and Pitarl itreeti.
Telephones Offlce. Black 12V1; Beilileoct, tt vl
LM. R. C. V. S., EDINBURGH. SC0UAa
Dr. J. CHRISTiE,
Veterinary Sureeoii.
Secretary and treasurer of the Boird of VMttiriJ
ncuiut nxbinmeia; uorneciic animal i oi ill b
tieaieooDicteDtinc pnnctplei:
Located at Bangs' Stable, Eugene.
Ret. Corner 10th and Olive. Phone Red 2611.
LEON R. EDMUNDSOn
ATTORNEY-AT-LA.
Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan aod San:J
Bank.
J. M. Williams U H Ueul
Williams Bean,
Attorneys-at-Law
Practice in all the courts olto
state aud before the U. S. Laud 01-1
flue. Ofiiues 12, 13, U, 15, iMcClntd
oiug.
HelmetisW Thompson Chas.il.Hirij
THOMPSON & HAEDT,
Attorneys-at-Law
Offlce over Yoran's Shoe Store, EJ
gene, Oregon.
Practice in all the courts.
D. B1LYEU,
Attorney-at-Law
fOfflce over Yoran's Shoe Store, m
gene, Oregon.
L. M. TRAVIS,
Attorney-at-Law
Offlce Over Eugene Loan 4 Sa itpl
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
J. J. Walton S. P. SI
WALTON it NESS,
Attornevs-at-Law
Will practice in all the courts In tbl
state. Ofllce-Koom fto. J,
ton Block, Eugene, Oregon.
UEO. B. DOHK1S,
Atttorneyat-Law
Office west side of Willamette itA
between Ninth and TeLth streets. j
JOHN H. BOWER WILLIAM 0. - I
BOWER (Si. MARTIN
Attorneys-at-Law
WM Practice In Ail Courts
wvrr namoers-onsww
Wool and Mohair
Geo. T. Hall & Son will pay the
highest price for wool and mohair.
UEO. T. HAU. Jt SON.
S. D. Read, dentist, office oror
Hall's grocery store. 'Phone Black
1731.
Beanta
fiigvatua
OABTORIA.
S. D. ALLEN,
Attorney-at-Law.
Room 1, Fhst National Bank Boll1-
1 IT.. OroLTnil. I
I. N. HARBAUGH, Lawyer-
Special attention to dirorcs
settlement of estates. Age"'
tinental Insurance Company-
e t-: . iu. 1. li.ii illDA
o, rirsi. iatioumiMiiin -gene,
Or.
A. C. Woodcock &0.Pt,,,
WOODCOCK A POTTER
Attorneys-ai-iJi"-Of
flee One-half block south
"""" " lr" nil. Km. rkoo, Ked ion.
man Block, Eugene, IW