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1 1 THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. GUARD PKINT1XU CO. Inc. Published every day of fne week' Sunday excepted. Address all com munications and muke all remittances payable tu tho Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon. would be to euable blm to give even larger contributions to the mission ary fuud. Anothoi big bank, this time in con servative Philadelphia, bas failed be cause its president speculated with its funds. Tbe arguments in favor of stricter banking laws are multiply ing daily. SUBSCRIPTION KATES - DAILY Delivered by carrier, per week . $ 15 Delivered by currier, per mouth.. 50 By mail, one year (in advance).. 5 00 Not in advance.. (J Oil Six months (in advance) 2 ! r. i. rji 8ingle copies""!!. ....... .... (jo!"i;eLU' u'9 "lost commendable act . j was the "flung" of Portland's bunch Mayor Harry Lane bas been mak ing good over since he went into of- rates made Application. Entered at the postoffice at Eiufoijo, Oregon, as second-chus matter ofao-caUeddetectives. AGENTS FOR THE GUARD The tollowing aro authorized to take 01 receipt for subscriptions or trans act other business for tho Daily and Weekly Guard, W. C. Conner, Cottage Urove. Lester Stacy, Coburg. J. L. Clark, Creswell. AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2U A Lively "Off Year" For au "oft year" the campaigns of 1906 are rousing unusual public intorost, says the New York Evening PoBt. lu four statos Massachusetts Rhode Island, Ohio and Virciua governors aro to bo elected. In Pennsylvania a stato treasurer is to be chosen, and in Maryland a suf frage nmondmout, which bas led to a floroo campaign, is to n submitted to the voters. Georgia is the sceno of an exciting canvass for tho Dem ocratic primary nomination for gov ernor, and in a number of other states legislatures are to be chosen that will have the election of a Unit ed States seuatorship. Among tiieso will he Now Jersey, where a successor to Senator Dryden Is to he chosen, and Tennessee, where Sonator Car mack and ox-Guvornor Taylor aro fighting fo; control of the legislature. Vat'oiis municipal cumpalgus have also developod into contests of country-wide importance like tho three oornered nmyorulity fight in Now ork city, Jerome's Independent ap peal, the city paity revolt in Phila delphia, tile Johnson-Boyd content In Cleveland, and the ntitl-Sohnilt, cnin- pnlgu in Sun Franoisoo. NEWS FROM THE CLERK'S OFFICE JtEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. E II mid Cluta G Ingham to O 8 Frank; 20.8x111 feet in Mulligan's donation to Eugene. S55O0. Geo F Warner et al to Thomas E Warner J 2.C2 acres in tp 18, s r 1 w. 81. Thomas E Warner to School Dis trict No 83 i 2 02 acres In tp 10, s r 1 w. 815. ii A and Mary A Washburne to II li Buekhol. ; lots 10 and 11, Wash- burno's ad to Springfield, 8475. U S to Thomas A King ; 100 acres in sec 17, tp 17, s r i e. Patent. US to James R Magneen; 121.90 acres in eo li), tp 10, s r 5 e. Patent. A C Woodcock to Coustantine Mor ton, Chas II Chick and Everette P Lowis; 157.05 acres in sec 15, tp 1,6 s r 5 e. $3150. Wm T and Marguerite Campbell to Coustantine Morton, Chas 11 Chick and Evoretto P Lewis; 121.69 acres in sco 19, tp 10, 8 r 5 e. 92410. Idaho F Campbell to Constantino Moitou, (J Ins 11 Chick and Everotte P Lewis ; 80 acres in sea 15, tp 10, e r 5 e. 81000. S II and Mathilda Friendly to Phil- ena Yates ; lots 3 and 4, blk 4, and lotl , blk 5, Irving. $650. Juntos W and Emma Ii Shumate to Charles II Chick, Constantino Mor ton and Evoretto P Lewis; 08.80 aoroa iu sues 17 and 20, tp 10, s r 0 e. 81000. W 8 Nickersnn to Fully A Jordan; lots 3 and 4, blk 9, extended survey of Springllol.l. 8850. NOTARY PUISLIO. Notarial co.umission of A II Kelso is lllcd. HOP CONTRACT. W J Canaday to Kola NeiB Hop Co 18.000 pounds of bops, delivored at Eugene, at 13 couts por pound. Tie Portland To'egrnm prints railroad map of WoBtorn Oregon, showing tbe Eugene-Weed route, which is said to be destined for the main line of the Southern Paoiflo Into California. It's all tight excopt that our Bister city of Springfield is Ignorod, although it Is sure to come In for a good share of tho prosperity and buslnoBS resulting from the bn!Mlng of the now road. A wide- n-.vnko rivalry between Eugene, and Bprlugflold, if both will light fair, would be the bst thing that could happen for both towns because it will keep them awako to every oppor tunity for advancement Competi tion 1b admittedly the lifo of business and that It will prove a boon to both towns in this case is our prediction That's why we would like to bavo seen the sawmill oity on the map where It belongs. Galveston's Sea Wall .nakos life now ns safe lu that oity a on the highor uplands E. W. Good loo, who residors on Uultou St., in Waco, Tex., needs no sea wall for safety, lie writes; "I hove nsed Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con sum ptl hi the past live years and it keeps nie safo and well. Before that timo I had a oough which for years had been growing worse. Now it's gone." Curos chronic ooughs, la- grippe, croup, whooping cough and prevents pneumonia Pleasant to inke. Every battle guaranteed at W, 1.. DoLnno'S drug store. Price 50a and 81.00. Trial bottlo free. The slaughlor at the Stolvpln re ooptiun In St. Petersburg recently was marked by utter dopernllon on the part of the assassins. Two of them wore killed and two wore badly wonuded. They all noted with a do gree of coolness and audacity that must spread torror, Inasmuch ns thoro aro moro left of snoh revolu tionists. Thev aro plentiul in Mos oow as well as St. Petersburg. Mod ern history teaches that tho Russian system of oppression cannot ondiiro. Instead of relying on bayonets Cznr Nicholas should give the Russian pooplo'a lirdnd measure of liberty and place full reliance on it. Eastern Excursion Rates June 4, 0, 7, 23, 25, July 2, 3, Au gust 7, 8, 9, Soptember 8, 10. On the abovo datos round trip tickets will bo sold from Eugene to St. Paul and MUsourl river points for 863.75, St. Louis 871.25, and Chicago 875.25. Limit, 00 days. Call at the local ticket office for particulars. Ii. G. ADAIR, Agent, Storage! Storage! Storage! Publlo and private. Storage of al kinds of goods and mnterial, etc, at reasonable prices. Goods receipted for. Hop storage sollcltod. Parties having hops to storo will do well to eoe GEO. T. HALL & SON, Notice to Hop Pickers ' Hop picking will Degin at the Wm. , Neisa hopyard one mile above Spring-1 Held on Tuseday, Seraember 4. Fine hop yard, plenty of glakwood on place, furnished free. Unit 4 A. Will pay 50c a box. d&w s3 WM. NEIS. Hop picking will commence on the Patterson Island September 7tb ; a ' big yard and a lung job; will be a store on the ground; groceries aud regetables furnished at Eugene prices. Will pay 81 per hundred : pounds. J. W. THORNSBURY d w si Hop pickers wanted on the lower half of the Campbell & Walker bop yard, conducted this reason by J. K. Campbell. Will commence Wednes day morning, Septomber 5. Wired yard, strictly cleun ground and heavy hops, with little leaf. In bottom be-1 tween road and railroad, a mile cast of university. Yard went 2500 ' pounds to the acre lust year and up- j pears as good this seaBon. I will begin picking on Thursday, August 30. You are invietd. a30 W. R. WALKER. Hop picking will begin Wednesday, August 29, at Palmer Ayera' yard. a29 I will commence picking hops on my place across tho river, adjoining the Linton place, on Monday, August 27. ' Fine camping grounds, nice yard and near town. si MAO BOMERVILLE. Hop picking will begin at tbe An- dorson yard, three miles northeast of Eugene, September 3. Will pay one cent por pound. 3 el Hop pickors wanted at L, D. For rest's yard three miles and a half above Waltorville. Will pay 1 cent a pound, pasture furnished for horBes and cows for fumilies. Plenty of ap- plos and fruit free. Yard is free from weeds, and on the bank of the McKenzle liver, fine camping grounds. There will be a dance free for the pickers twice a week with good music. Picking will begin Wednesday, August 29. Families desiring nn outing please communicate with me at Leuburg. si L. D. FORREST. Hop picking will begin at Miller Bros, bop yard Septomber 1. Pickers are wanted, si Hop picking will begin about the Ird day of Septembor at the old Oomph yard, live miles down tbe river road. Will pay one cont per pound. si WM. FORRESTER. Tkree Facts for Y to Consider A afcesmaJcar If imie can se ta gooi 9rw vKtN others re ly on stafeorMta T th seller. A shoe housa pay-rag rwavy 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 In Half Block w" Schneider Block . of Postoffice CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Want Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. I to 6 times, per issue, I cent per wore! first issue, cent per word each subsequent insertion. One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. MINING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer, cxp-rt metallurgist. Reliable infor mat on furnished o intending in vestors. Examination and reports on mines and ore treatment. Eu gene Oregon. UNDERTAKERS DAY & HENDERSON, undertakers 1 1...1 ....a- Ylrltl..,,.i.ti-U ' UIIU flUIHUHIClD, jwiii; .....U.U....U and Seventh stieets. FOR SALE FOR SALE 10-foot windmill. C. S Frank. tf V. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed enibalmor. Resi dence 025 Olive St. Phono black 4:1. Ofllce iu Godou block, 9th and Olive sts. CONTRACTORS FOR SALE One hundred acres of t jvj, KONEY, contractor, doulor iu laud near city limits. For partio-! cemeut, lime and had wall plates, . ulars cull on owner ut 52 East Ninth , j . " street, Eugene, Or. H 1 PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS S. B. Finegan General Black smithing Makes a specialty of fine norseshoeing and 'placing of rubber tires on buggies. Cor 8th and Olive Sts S. E. STEVENS, Will attend to Piano and Organ tuning and repairing. Careful work and reasonable charges. Leave orders at Rankin's Music Store, or tesideDce,134 West Twelfth street Phone, Red 795 Aya & Son For Yc r Plumbing, Tin ning and General pairing. No. 34 W. 8th St. 'Phone Red 135 1 QIGARQ Julius Goldsmith Theodore Hooscvolt broke the gen eral rnlo wheri he becamo a successful politician after writing a bonk in tact, a whole library of them. This leads ns to the conclusion that he may even bo able t remodel the Eng lish langungo without being ridiculed Into oblivion. " Perhaps John D. Rockefeller's oil trust U only buying up all the diet 111 arlei of the country just to close tbem. A good Christian like tbe billionaire would not think oi mak tng money selling wuiakey ftnlesi It Gasoline Wood Sawing w. li,. uodiiy will save you money on wood snwlng. All wood sawed with gago. Prompt service. 'Phone Rod 1771. Residence 775 Ferry street. Lodging house, up-to-dnto, clectrio lights, good well and oity water ; pa pored and painted up iu first-class style, for rent. Close to Central school. Wo want a good, llrst-class router that will stay one yenr or more. tf WILLIAMS A CARTMEIX. MA II I i 1 Sen our line Standard Paragon (owing machines at only 119.50 mid 121.50, fully guaranteed In all re poets. You rail try them before you buy them, and I think you will agree with' mo that they are wonderfully ood machines. 33 Kaat street Ninth. Hop picking will begin nt my yard Sop torn bor 4th. Throe weoks' pick ing or moro. Please lot mo know wliou you want to be moved. Farm ers 12x2. a31 P. PENNINGTON. Picking will begin in my yard the first weok in Soptomor. All persons who have picked for mo In past years, also new pickers, kindly send In their names immediately that 1 may re serve a plaoe for you. EDITH B. LINTON. Hop picking will commence at tbe Presley Cheshire yard Sopembei 8. Wood turnlBhed on tho ground. slO Hop picking will commence at the yard on the L. D. Hunt place five miles down the river, Sept. 3. si Hop picking will commenoe in the Chase yard anorss the river Sept, 3rd and in the Toipouing yard on Patter son Island as soon as the Chase yard Is finished, so there will be three weoks or more of the best kind of picking, as the bops are very heavy and thoro is very little foliage. The yards are lu the boat of shape to ena ble pickors to piok fast. Make appli cation to J. Chase at the, ChaBe yard, or Mr. Singlotnry at tbe Terponing yard, or to Geo. T. Hall, Sr., at Hall & Sou's store, GEO. 1. HALL, SR. Picking will begin Tuosday, Sep tember 4, Pickors please report nt that timo. Any who have not spoken for places please apply nt F. E. Duun's store. Campers will receive excellent accommodations and elfects moved on call. Is THE DUNN LAND CO. At Seavey Bros, Yard Hop picking will- begin Soptember 0 at Senvey Hios. 1 hopyard, live and a half miles northeast of Eugene on the McKouizo river. Picking will lust 20 days. The price is l per 100 pounds. Good camping ground nud best of water, wood and pasture furnished free. Pooplo moved from Springfield, Coburg and Eugene fiee of chai go. d w s0 Makes children eat, tleen and grow. Makes mother strong and vigorous. Mitkee a healthy family. Thflt's what Hollltter's Hocby Mountain Tea does. Tea or tablets, To oeuts. LIunGlrug A. LOMBARD, JJ Dealer In Jtjt Cement, Lime, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor for all kinds ol mason work. Enquire ol Blllmire Bros., Draymen. FOR SALE -One of tho finest cottage houses in the city. i' luo nowers, fruit and garden. Call and seo the place. 370 West Sixth street. tf FOR SALE Thieo horBopowor Backus water motor. Call or aa dresss the Guard, Eugene, Oregon. FOR SALE A barber shop nt a big bargain. Must sell quick, write at once to S., P. O. box 422, Eugeno, O-e. a31 FOR SALK 5 2-3 acres garden land near Springfield. Will take one or two horses iu part payment See K C. Chamberlain near Henderson Station. si MRS. ANN A MAURER.osteoputh phy. siciuu. All curable diseaaes treated. Women and children a speciulty. Offices over F. E. Dunn's. 'Phone red 1031. DR. M. O. E. BEN N ET T, suooeBsor to Dr. II. E. Peulaud, osteopathic pbysican. Acute and cbronio dis eases treated. Office corner Sev enth and Willamette sts. 'Phone red 1371. Rosidenoo red 4002. DR. GEO. WALL.sureery and general practice. Office Roney building, over telephone exchange, Eighth street. 'Phone blick 1001. Resi dence address, room 1, Hull build ing, Ninth street. Eugene Oregon. pnp PTrniPtt l.flTS fin north side of West Sixth street, Known as me Purkersou &. yuimoy auuiiiuii ; iuii bearing fruit trees ; cheap, terms to suit; see D. M. Purkerson, 114 Blair Btreet, or A. E. Wheelor, at the abstract office. s20 FOR SALE Ten-room modern house, on 80x100 foot lot, with fruit, only one block from Wil lamette street ; very cheap if Bold soon. Investigate this. Cull nt 407 Oak street. HORSES FOR SALE Three young, well-broken horses, weight about 1300. Apply to J. N. Cobb, 204 West Seventh street. a30 FOR SALE A piece of Eugene busi ness property under live year leimo to good tenant, paying ten per cent on price asked, monthly in advance, aud tenant to make all repairs dur ing term of lease, offered for salo. See or address J. R. Campbell, Eugene. FOR SALE I have decided to Bell my Altainont Driving mare. She is sired by Altigo, with a record of 2:08, and dnmmed by Satinotte, with a record of 2 -.a). She is Btard ard bred on both sides. She tins great speed and is kind and gentle. A lady can ride or drive her any plaeo. Price, 8300. 'Phone or write Frank E. Blair, Fall Creok,Oregon. tf DR. McDOUGAL, physician and sur geon. In addition to genernl prac tice special attention given to dis eases of women and children. Of fice over Preston & Hnlos. 'Phone black 1031. NOW IS THE TIME Summer is Best Time to Cure Cs laim njamei sold Ui Guarantee Summer is the best tlm.'i. ii r me treatment of lIfJ uies, and Hiiii8 druu . i1 everv reailpr .,r .1.. bllB nfc Hyomei now and toftEE I IllM bn 4-1. ! mruugu a neat nm-lru ' 1 or that nniiiA. in . " 0(el lot, balcaniio healing ir ,'enetr, 'I',d : most remote parts of the aeT S 1: cuturrh irorma n ,,u ...... uu "ill. piratory organs and south' '1 any irritation there may 1. H mucus meinbiane. 10 III Hyomei is not alone the onl, lira! treatment for catarrh hni -H the OUlv Olio Bnlrl ,,...1.- ' m guarantee to rnfnmi n.. - it gives satisfaction. It t?&t.' euso germs and restores tbe 2 membrane nfc tl, n. 0 tii lungs to prcfectly heultUly 1' ..v oAiiu uotuea, 00o n il draff store Bella ll., H r)""iun Li-u tu ioih rt th , it -toes lint rlro coi,Vf...r CB U no risk at . . . entaernmed; '""".IU - n i n i . ' a She is the nink of prettiuesj. (Jirl e careful of youi coraplexioni. x" . ,. . "u'ulv" "i -nmKe up." T,l lolhster's Rocky Mountain ?J eaves mukinu nn " 'r.. . . .Il . . " . ui inn, cents. Linn Drug Co. A Mystery Solved be 35 W. O. PROSSER, physician and sur geon. In addition to general prac tice of medicine and surgery spec ial att'ntion to all diseases of the ear,nose,ttiront and eye. Residonce, corner 14ch and Pearl streets. Of lice, Keck with building. Telephones Office, Black 1201 ; residence, Red 501. VETERINARY SURGEONS DR.J. CHRISTIE, veteiinnry surgeon, M. R, C. V. S., Edinburg, Scot land. Secretary and treasurer of tlie board ot veterinary medical ex aminers: Domestic animals of nil kind treaced on scientific princi ples Located at Bangs' stable, Eu gene. Re. corner luth and Olive. 'Phone red 2011. 'now to keep oft periodic atUcJ . u..,u..ouM ami minimal coui( iew xjiib i-ins soivea tor me " rilin N Vl..t li. ! nn niilv mllo tlm! ...... , . . a,D Kimrameed give perfect Butisfaction to ererjk muiiey inumicu. uniyiicit DeLeano's druu store. House Paint and Varnishes ai I The H. C. Morris baukruDt stwl bouse paints aud varnishes Tin sold at cost for the next 60 davs, uhanibers' Hardware. Wagon and Carriage Shd At tho river bride- linrnwl-l loss, no insurance ; to raise mere; pay tor new snop ana tools sire h work. Every little helps. Let tk build you a new rig. FOR REMT FOR RENT Throe rurnislied rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire at 1183 Oak street. tf FOR RENT One room for store down stairs and the whole upstairs of new building on Seventh Btreet F. A. Rankin. dtf ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEON R. EDMUNSON, attorney-at-luw. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Saving Bank. x WILLIAMS & BEAN, AttorneyB-at Law.- J. M.. V-liams, L. E. bean, Practice in all the courts of the state and before the U. S Land Of flee. Offlces 12, 13, 14, 15, Mc- Cluug hldg. CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city at any time of the day JtJtJtJt by apeclal delivery. JtJtJtji E. T. BUSHNELL 277 13th and Patterson Sta. WANTED SVANTED A girl to pack candies at Otto's confectionery stoie. tf MEN WANTED Four good men wanted ai Ream's brick yard, near the cannery. Good wages. En quire at the Onard office or at the brick yard. tf WANTED To purchase relinquish ment of timber claim, or will buy claim outright if price is right. Ad dress 'O," care Guard office. d w slO? Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clark Allklodlof hauling and learn work. Piano moving a fpeclalty. Wood for Sale. Storage. Office lit italrway aouth of toan and Savlnge Bank Office Tt lephon Red Kill. flea. Phone Red 1011. Home for salo at a bargain ; terms to suit purchaser. K II. Ingham, 'Phone Main 23, Eugene. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville Will save money for you. If your insurance is about to expire see J. H Daniel, Lane county agent, and leam how we save yoa fifty per cent on your insurance. Brick buildings a specialty. Eugene Office, McClung building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Rank. When you break your bike lust take a hike And look for Mike. He will fix it good for prices right MIKE WALD'S Repair Shop, In rear of Chambm'Hardware .Store. 152. Olive Street Office Phone Black 1141 Rea. Phone Red 2742 Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOR SALE ,. ,, 504 Willamette St, Euge oc, Oregon. WANTED TO BUY-National cash registers. Highest cash price paid. State Berial number and price ex pected and buyer will call prompt ly. PO. Box 458, Portland, Or. tf WANTED- 600 mon and women to draw salary while disnblod fr-m sickuess or accident. Inquire of A. J. Sheridan nt the Garrett roal estate ofllce, 547 Willamette street, 814 THOMPSON & HARDY.Attorneys-at law; H. W. Thompson, O.A. Hardy. Oftioe over Yorau's Shoe Store Eu geno Oregon. Practice in all the courts. L. BlLYEU, Attorney-at-Law. Office over loran's ehoe store, Eugene, uregon. L. M. TRAVIS. Attorney-at-Law. Of flee over Eugene Loan and Savings xiaua, rjugene, uregon. WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at Law : J .1 Wnltnn nnri P .. Wi1! nrnftlllA In nil fha finnffo in the state. Offloe, Room 3, Walton iuck. ,ugene, uregon. GEO. B. DORR1S, Attorney-at law. Office woBt side of Willamette street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. BOWER & MARTIN, Attorneys-at Law ; J. H. Bower, Wm. O. Martin, will practice in all oourts. Over uuambers-Bnstow Bank, Eugene, Oregon. S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-lnw. Room , rir-r, ,auouai rsiillK minding Eueene, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS PUKE WATER Pure water from bed rock wells. I can bore or drill one for you cheaply. Why not have the best wator? Call on or address J. E. Kilborn, 210 Jefferson street, 'phone lilac1 2S72 or C. E. Oord inier, 1100 Villard avenue, Fair mount, telephone Red 1502. LOST AND FO'IND LOST On road between Brownsville . and lleklnnp Springs, purse contain, lug about ?10, Jo in " gold and bal ance in silver, and a small trunk key. Finder please lenve at this of fice. i w I. N. H ARR A FTfJH Onoi.,l nn given to divorce aud settlement of eainies. ngeui ior uontluental In surance Company. Room 5, 1st Na tional Bank Building, Eugene, Or. WOODCOCK POTTER, Bttorneys-at Law. A. fV Wnnilonol m: Ci rtfn Ofllce one block south of Chris man Block, Eugene, Oteeon. In Self Defense maior Hiimm, editor and manager or me (jonstitutioiiali8f, Emiuence, ny., wnen ne was liercely attacked four years aco. bv nilek. hnmrlit. i box of Bucklen's Acnica Salve, of which he says: "It cured me in ten days and no trouble since." Quick eat healer of -burns, sores, outs and wounds. 2oo at W. L. DeLano's drug store. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DRUG STOKE STOCK AND FIIXTURCS. Notioe is hereby given that the dersigueu, trustee iu bunkrutitcT, offer the stock aud fixtures of UeorJ Roberts and R. P. Roberts, m neis doing business as Robert M Co;, at Eugene, Oregon, for sale the highest bidder for cash Jri hui npon the 21th day nf hepleiuw. 10 o'clock in tho forenoon, at toe floe of P. A. Wiuteruieier, refem bankruptcy, by means of sealed bid A certiiiod check for 6 per cem the amount of the bid mast itccm pany each bid. Invoice of stock an fixtures can be exalmined at tbe 111 ofllce of tbe tiustee, over the ugei Loan and Savings liauk, tag Omirnn " . . . mnil.TC. JU M. ihaiio, i IrasKe. Made in Oregon; HOI MOUNT Cigar F.C.POTTq MANUFACTURER. loggers-Wanted Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.2) $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Walterville.Oreg HALL & SHUMWAY, Carry a full line of plumbing 8 Plumbing aud sewer wo Also general jobbing in "J oheet. Iron work. Iron wor r' .u ij Pl,n Rlnnk 1201. 480 'H,B The End of the World o? troubles that rubbed B. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove. la., of all usefulness, came when he began taking Electrio """'' no wrues: "iwoyenrsago Kidney trout le caused me great sulf ering, which I would have never survived had I uot taken Electrio Bitters. They also cured me of gen eral debility." Sure cure for all stomach, liver and kidney complaints, blood diseases, hesdache, dizziness and weakness or bodily d-clino. Price 50c Guaranteed by W. L. De- To Hop Growers Old clothes made to look like new. 459 Willamette street. Eugene Dye Works. j Orders for hop checks and tickets ', should be filed early as there is always a rush at the last moment. Don't j wait until you are ready to begin picking before ordering your tickets, tf GUARD PRINTING CO. I pays no taxes I pays no rent. Often busted without a cent ; But a king among men from disease I'm free. Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea. l.iun Drug Co. La aadPijjTch chairs will be sold a cost for 30 days. See north show window. Chambers' Hardware Co. 0. R. & N. Best Time i Franklin was right wbenb "Lost time is never iouuu -r The O. R. AN.. di'" ttl Ing yon 200 miles aimw Columbil river, saves you 11 Chicago. I is the . Short line 10 Short line to me Short line to SPa"?,- di Short line to the Coenr 0ou.ntl7. i .1. City- Snort line 10 a" -Short line to Denver! Short line to hansaa til-' Short line to Omaha. ghor jne r I snorr. line " ' : o-i; ft t Thn trains east daiif;. '.,i4J j n.iR n. tn. i' ..a o;iu nuu r- , , an Off " Portland Special" i f. tlnest. Every comvn- . . For particulars ask " ,f SoutheVn Paciao Compaq General Mini