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

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Newspaper Page TextV J. THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. GUARD PKI.NT1XU CO. Inc. Published every day of the week' 8uuday excepted. Address all com munications aud make all remittance" payable to the Emjene (iuard.KuKene, Oregon. SUIJSCItlPTlO.N ICATKS - DAILY Delivered liy carrier, per week . .1 15 Delivered by carrier, per month.. U) By mail.oue year ( in advance ) . . 5 00 Not in advauce 0 W 81 months (iu advauce) 'I M nUnnl.lll 5 its Blnle copies 05 AdvertiaiuK rates made kur.wii on application. Entered Bt the poskiffli nt ione Oregon, as second-class mattui. AGENTS KOK TIIK GUAKD The following are authorized 'o take or receipt for subscriptions or trans act other business for the Dally and Weekly Guard. ' W. 0. Conner, Cottage Grove. Lester Stacy, Cobuig. J. L. Clark, CreswelL AN INDEPENDENT PAPER. THUIiSDAV, SEPTEMBER IS Effects of Irrigation The possibility of irrigation are almost incalculable, as tbe following from the Pondletou East Oregnolan shows : "Yesterday the East Orogonian published au item about the sale of a traot of appli orchard land In Yakima county for 829(K) pel acre. "This seoms unbelievable. People not famillnr with the miracle of lrrl gatlon will doubt the stutoment Stranaors wMl wondor what sort of 'dope' the East Orcgoniau uses. "But the sale is a matter of record. And the beat and nio't miraculous Dart of the story is that this same land which Inst week sold for this fab ulous sum was but a short time ago worthless soge brush land, not a whit better than thousands of acres now lying uncultivated Id many parts of Oregon. "Uiit the maglo touch of water transformed it. The uomplotion of the Irrigating ditob gave It new and wondrous life. It was regenerated, resuscitated,' given tbe breath and vitaltly of life by tbe application of the idle wators which have flowod by It for centuries. "The applo crop on this land was this year sold for 1700 per aure, the buyer picking, picking and shipping the fruit without cost to the grower. "Tbe variety of apples planted on this tract was the Spitzonborg, which is said to thrive Letter In tblsolliiiato than in any othor. The sulo of the apple crop mentioned Included only the II rat and second grade fruit, the third grade, which comprises a small proportion of tho orup, being loft tiver aa an additional lucomo to tho grower." Simple Spelllug Expressing opinions In a newspaper Is uot (ntiroly self-indulgence, say Septoinbor Collier's. Mainly one can Write what he lmaglues to be of intor est to himself, but some times the demand of renders for editorial oon viotlon ou timely themes becomes commanding. In such a predicament are we oast by all pronosals fot spell ing reform. When these things oome along we are mildly bored faintly amused, like tbe president Harvard, rather than seriously an nos ed, like the corresponding educated opluion In Great llrltlau. Nor la the publlo really Interested. , It dnrsn oaie. It merely wishes to hear some thing said, to have it over will And soon this list ot three hundred words will cease to trouble a mil verse that Is considerable In extent aud in variety of occupation. The President's Columbia College friend have bad the official sanction giv to their eoutrlvniioe, and no harm Is done. Languago grows and changer. It Is uot peddled out by president either of universities or of nation! The spelling even of While Hon document will very shortly return t what It was Injure, am! to what It will remain until changes, which rutin can foresee, are slowly made t the people In their own good time. The Dally Guard tarries more mall advertisement in its clasaltled columns than any other paer iu il field. This Is, as experts agree, the truost test of circulation, showing that people naturally put their ads I the paper they read legularly, and I Ktitfene and Lane county the Guard hue piacticaily twice as many sub-1 sciilrars aa any otber daily paper! bere. These ailn also briu results, j which ia another reason why they are placed in the Guard. One of the largest forein advertls- lug concerns in the country inuweed coniracr. wuu iuo aud eekly Guard today for a two years' term, paying more than double tne rate under the expiring contract foi e Biinie space. This Arm relies en tirely od results, having no localln- terest in tbe city, and this reuowal their contract Is proof positive that they are satisfied with tbe Guard an advertising medium. Another batch of Oregon politicians has beeu sent over the road by Pros ecutor Heney. State Senator Mays, ones, and Soreoeon were found guilty by the jury as stated in to- ay's dispatches. The AJbauy Democrat says that llf- ty modern cottages are needed In that ty for renting purposes. That In dicates a healthy condition In our sister city. Coburg Items Special Correspondence. Coburg, Bept. 12. Ed Cooper bad tne misfortune tj have tbe ends or wo lingers of Mb loft band cut oif in the gearing of the edger (Saturday evening about ten o'clock. Hugo Hallin, who had throe toes out oif by a truok running over his foot two woeks ago, Is at work again. The funoral of William Alllnghum, ho died Saturday morning, was held Sunday. The Odd Fellows' service was used. Mr. Alllnghum was an old pioneer and was known throughout the county, and the attendance was as large as oould bo expected The mast for the new loading ciane s in place. It Is about seventy feet high. Mrs. Al Latham returned to Port land Friday. J. D. Wigle has has bouse enclosed, und says it can rain now if it wants to. Thero are several new buildings going up In town, and thero will yet be a scarcity by the time the fall rains set in foi good, and people oome to work in the mill. A good rate of interest can be made by build ing houses to rent In Cot org. Knights Templar Notice Ivanhoe Commandery No. 2 will as semble In continuous conolaro during the week commencing Monday, Sep tember 10, for the purpose of confer ring the order of knighthood. A courteous Invitation is extended to all Sir Knights, tf O. E. SMITH, E. C. Well Worth Trying W. 11. Drown, the popular pension attorney, of Plttslleld, Vt, , says: "Next to a pension, the lieHt thing to got is Dr. King's New Life Pills." lie writes: "they keep my family In splendid health." Quiuk cure for headache, out'Bitpaiinu aim unions ness. Guaranteed at W. L. DoLauoe's drug store. Reading Matter for Jail All persona having old magazines, books or othor literature which they desire to donate to the Inmates of the Lane county jail will ooufer a favor by leaving the same at the sheriff's ofllco. FRED FISK, tf Sheriff Starving to Death llecauso her Btomacb was so weak ened by useless drtigglug that she oould not eat, Mrs. Mary II. Wal'nrs, of St. Clair St., Columbus O. , was literally starving to death. She writes: "My stomach was so weak from useless drugs that I oould not eat. aud my nerves so wrecked that could not sleep; aud not hnforo I was glvon up to dio was I induced to try Electric Hitters ; with the wonder fill lesult that Improvement begau at onoe, an a complete cure followed. ' llest health tonic on earth. fxlo. Guaranteed by W. L, DoLano drug' gist. Storage! Storage! Storage! Publio aud private. Storage of al kinds of goods and material, etc, at reasonable prices. Goods receipted for. Hop storage solicited. Parties having hops to store will do well to see GEO. T. HALL A SON. Gasoline Wood Sawing V. K lluddy will save you money on wood sawing. All wood sawed with gage. Prompt service. 'Phone Hod 1771. Kostdniu'o 775 Ferry street. Brllliautshiiie, the best metal pol ish an earth, for band Instruments, brass, copper, line, tlu, nickel, ail ver, etc. For sale by F, A. Rankin, nuisia man. dtf OABTOniA. l(sntU ll kiM m Km iin BojjM SENSIBLE REVIVAL Doctrin That Is Being Preached by Best People of Eugene There are all kinds revivals, relig ious, moral, Bud temperance, but to- day the chief intereat seem to iu a ret'ival lor uoou ueuuu, auu il seeuia , Mi-oua that has tbe most Wipe out in adhereuts in Eugene. digestion aud stomach troubles by uaiug Mi-on-a tablets aud moat of tbe misery aud ill health would be blotted out of exiateuce. ludigestiou and stomach weakness cause headache, backache, nervous ness, debility, sleeplessness, pains in the side aud limbs, poor appettite and a general unhealthy state. Take one little Mi-o-na before eacb meal for a few days aud you will find that life Is tilled with joy and health, that eating is a pleasure . and does not j oause distress, and that your organs have become bo strengthened that you can almost be credited with the digestion of an ostrich. A large box of Mi-o-na tablets 1b sold for 500 by Hull's Drug Store and it is bo successful and reliable In cur ing Indigestion and all Btomacb troubles, with tbe execption of can cer of tbe Btomacb, that be Bells it under an absolute guarantee that tbe money will be refunded nniesB it docs all that is claimed for it. 3 13 24 Hop Pickers Hop pickers wanted at tbe Bruno Vitus yard ou tbe old Rodney Scott place, on the McKenzie, two and a half miles from Springfield. Nice camping ground. Plenty of good wa ter. Wood furnished free. Begin picking September 10. d w tf Hop Pickers Wanted 200 more hoppiokers wanted right away at Seavey Bros. ' yard. 'Phone, Farmers 51. b15 The Breath of Life It's a significant fact thai the strongest animal of its size, the gorilla, also has the largest lungu. Powerful lung meatiB powerful creat ures. How to koep tbe breathing organs right should be man's cheif est study. Like thousands of others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, of Port Wil liams, O. , has learned hov to do this. She writes: "Tbice bottles of Dr. King's New Dlscoveiy stopped my cough of two years and enred me of what my friends thought consump tion O, It'a grand for throut and lung troubles. " Guaranteed by W. L. Dut.ano druggiBt. Prole 50c and 1100. Trial bottle tree. Wagon and Carriage Shop At tbe river bridge burned big Iobb, no Insurance ; to raise money to pay for new shop and tools give them work. Every little helps. Let them build you a new rig. . MAUI. . 1 our Hue Standard Paragon sewing machines at only 1 1!). Sit and t21.no, fully guaranteed in all ro- tiects. You can try them before you my them, and I think you will agroe with mo that they are wonderfully ood machines. East streot Ninth. Very Low Rates East Cheap excursion tickets to Enstorn oltles on sale Septomber 8th, !)tb aud 10th, also on October 5th and 6th. Your choice of routes goiug aud re turning. Call at the ticket office for particulars as to rates and routes, or address your local agent. A. J. GILLETTE, tf Agent. "To Cure a Felon" says Sam. Kendall, of PhilllpBburg, Kan., "just cover It over with Ruck lea's Arnica Salve and tbe salve will do tho rest." Quickest cure for burns, boils, sores, scalds, wounds, 1 riles, aozema, Bait rbeum, chapped intuit, sore feet aud sore eyes. Only 1'fw at W. L. DeLano's drug storo. Guaianteed. Young Chickens Wanted 1000 young chickens wanted at the Smeede Hotel. Will pay the highest price In Eugene. Mary had a little lad Wnose face was fair to see, Because each night be had a drluk Ot Rocky Mountain Tea. Linu Drug Co. Lodging house, up-to-date, electrio lights, good well and oity water; pa pered and painted up in first-class style, for rent Close to Central school. We want a good, first-class renter that will stay one year more. tf WILLIAMS & CARTMKLL. Young Chickens Wanted 1000 young chickens wanted at the Snieedo Hotel. Will pay the highest price iu Eugene. Young ladies should be most parti cular about their looks. Don't attire yourself carelessly: be faultlessly diessed, and Hollistei's Kooky Moun tain Tea will do the rent. Tea or tab lent, :I5 cents. Linn Drug Co. 'ENNYROYAL PILLS fHt.Ollr.TrrW lAUIJItrl. KIKI'MI HHD I'll l.a,fct l.aHct A.k rit litm pf A kl-k.l.r1. IHU I. Kl A ",! S..J4 t. rtmllk K m. .iaV ibktak A. LOMBARD, jtjt Dealer In JtJ Cement, Liree, Hard Wall Plaster. Contractor lor ill kJndiol mason work. Enquire ol Bilimire Bros., Draymen. Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling 'WOOD FOR SALE 504 WiUimette St., Euge , Oregon. CALL UP PHONE MAIN 68 And get your MEAT delivered to any part of the city at any time ol the day JtJJtJ by special delivery, jtjtjtjt E. T. BUSHNELL 277 13th and Patterson Sis. Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clark At klodlof 'haullngland team work. PUnomoviog I Specialty. Wood for Site. Storage. Omca lit aUIrwar south of Loan and Savings Bank Office T lephon Red 10U. Res. Phone Red loll. The Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMiniwille Will save money lor you. If your insurance is about to expire see J. U Daniel, Lane county ajjent, and leam how we save you fifty per cent on your insurance. Brick buildingsa specialty. Eugene Office, McClung building room 8, opr. Loan and Savings Bank, Loggers Wanted Wanted, 20 loggers, at $2.25 to $3.25 per day. M. McLaughlin, Walterville, Oregon. HALL & SHUMWAY, Carry a full linn of plumbing fixtures Plumbing and sewer work. Also general jobbing in tia an sheet iron work. Iron work promp lv attended to. Phone Black 1201. 480 Willamette. Vincent's Restaurant 37 W. 8th St. Good, substantial meal for only 15 cents. Try us and get your money's worth. 0, R. & N. Best Time Saver Franklin was right when be said: Lost time Is novov found again." The O. R. & N., .a addition to giv ing you 200 miles along tbe matchless Columbia river, saves you 17 houra to unicago. ir is the Short line to Lewiston. Short line to the Palouse country. , Short line to Spokane. Short line to the Coeur d'Alene oonutry. snort line to Halt Lake City. Short line to Donver. Short line to Kansas City. Short Hue to Omaha. Short line to Chicago. Short line to all points east. Three trains east daily, 9:15 a. nr.. 8:15 and 6:15 p. m. The "Chicago. Portlaud Special" Is aa tine as the finest. Every comfort of home. For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pacitlo Company or write, Wm. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland. Or. NOTICE FOR PUBLICAI'ION. United States Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, August, 6, 1906. Notice is hereby glveu that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act foi the sale of timber lands In the Btatss of California, Oregon, Nevada aud Washington territory," as extended to all the publio land states by act of August 4, 1892, Char ley NordBtrom, of Lucky Hoy, county of Lane, stato of Oregon, has filed In this ofllco hiB sworn statement No. OWL', for the purchase of the NEJ.4 of Section No. 18, iu Township No. 18 s, nange rso. u w.. ana will otrer proof to show that the land sought is mure vnluable for Its timber or stone thau for agricultural purposes, and to establish his ulaim to said land be foie W. W. Cnkllns, U. S. connnis Blotter, at his office at .Eugene, Ore gon, on Monday, the fttb day of November, 1SHH!. He names as wit nesses Martin Htiagenson, of Eugene, Oregou ; Nels Haggstrom, of Eugene, Oregon ; Olof Olson, of Hlue River, Oregon; Nels Hanson, of Lucky lloy. Any ami all persona claiming ad versely the above-described lands are lequested to tile their claims in this ofllco un or before said 0th day of November, 11HH5. BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register. Excursion Rates to Salem State Fair On account of the above occasion tickets will Ire sold from all points on Oregon lines to Fair grounds and re turn at one and one-third for the round tiip. Dates of sale September 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. AU tick eti limited to September loth. A. J. GILLETTE, IS Agent. We guarantee our work. Eurren Steam Dye Works. tf CLASSIFIED Want Ad Rates ALL CLASSIFICATIONS. J to 6 times, per issue, I cent per word first issue, H cent per word each subsequent Insertion. One month per line 25 cents. GUARD PRINTING CO. Inc. KOR SALE FOR SALE 10-foot windmill. Frank. C. S. tf i FOR SALE One hundred acres of i ij nit limits. For Dartio- nlars call on owner at 52 East Ninth j i street, Eugene, Or. FOR SALE At a bargain, second. nana counters arm ouuw uucd. j quire at Kay's Gun Store. dtf FOR SALE Three horBepower Backus water motor. Call or ad dieebs the Guard, Eugene, Oregou. ORGAN FOR SALE A good lioatty organ, practically new, for tale very reasonable. Apply at this office. Is FOR CHOICE LOTS On north side of West Sixth street, known as the Pnrkerson & Quimby addition: full bearing fruit trees i cheap, terms to suit; see D. Al. Pnrkerson, 114 Hlnir street, or A. K Wheeler, at the abstract office. s20 FOR SALE Ten-room modern house, on 80x100 foot lot. with fruit, only one hlock from Wil lamette street. ; very cheap if sold soon. Investigate this. Call at 4G7 Oak street. FOR SALE A piece of Eugene busi ness property under five year lease to good 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, Eu gene. FOR SALE I have deoided to Bell my Altamont Driving mare. She is sired by Altigo, with a record of 2:08V,', and dammed by Satinette, with a reoord of 2:20. She is stard ard bred on both sides. She has great speed and iB kind and gentle. A lady can ride or drive her any plaec. Price. J300. 'Phone or write Frank E. Blair, Fall Creek, Oregon. tf PUBLIO SALE-1 will sell at public auction at my place on Spencer Creek, nine miles southwest of Eu gene, all my farm machinery, house hold goods and some stock. Sale commences at 10 o'clock, Thursday morning, Sept. 27. It rill pay you to oome and investiugte for your self. A fine lunch will be served free of charge. Terms of Bale c-Hsh. J. B. Kronebuscb. s20. FOR REMT FOR RENT Three nice rooms close to university. Inquire at Thir teenth street store. 818 FOR RENT- Five-room house to rent. Inquire of owner at 274 Lin coln street, or at Room 10, Beck with Block. sl9 FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inouire at. B83 Oak stret. tf FOR RENT One room for store down stairs and the whole upstairs of new building on Seventh street F. A. Rankin. dtf FOR RENT A six-room house iu good ropair, deep well(00 feel dep) and roomy barn for rent. Five blocks from business part of town. See or address J. R. Campbell. WANTED WANTED Manager for new blanch of our business here In Eugene. Wiite promptly, with references. The Morris Wholesale House, Cin cinnati, Ohio. MEN WANTED Four good men wanted at Ream's brick yard, near the cannery. Oood wages. En quire at the Ouard office or at the brick yard. tf WANTED- 500 men and women to draw salary while disabled fr"m sickness or acoldent. Inquire of A. J. Sheridan at the Garrett real estate office, 547 Willamette street. 14 DRIVING HORSE WANTED-A safe and ordinary single driviug horse ""' on nire ror two or three weeks. Light work and good care guaranteed by careful partv. See Ed Howe at Courthouse Lodging llouso at once. RA'VWA,Y, MA1L CLERKS WANT ED. Bright young men over 18 years to prepare for positions with starting salary of 800 per annum splendid government positions for men of good physique. Write nt '! Heynen. 315 Columbia Building. Puitland, Or. oil' LOST AND FOUND LOS I -On Willamette street, a ladv's Ugh (colored hand purse, contain ing J0 gohi p,eee. Return to Gnatd office and receive lilieral reward. s!8 LOST In this city Monday shoe-shaped stickpin, set witf. hT .,1'.""l17,""i to Guard of reward. y 8'r6 BUd ,eco,1(ve MISCELLANEOUS a 1 h A D LOCATION'S ti.i." claims from three tr. feet. l..r . " . . r """iunr IS, Meadow, Or. T"" uuu-mAiWjess Hoi eT .19 COLUMNS PROFESSIONAL COLUMN. MINING ENGINEERS HEMtERT LKIGH, mining engineer, expert metallurgist. Reliable infor mation furnished to iuteudlug in vestors. Examination and reports on mines aud ore treatment. Eu gene Oregon. UNDERTAKERS J. V. KAYS & CO., undertakers and Funeral directors, Eugene, Or. l)Y & HENDERSON, undertakers 'and embalmers, Corner Willamette i and Seventh stieets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer. Resi dence 625 Olive st. Phone black 43. Office in Godon block, 9th and Olive sts. CONTRACTORS N RjNEY', contractor, dealer iu cement, lime and had wall plates. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS DR. GEO.WALL.surgery and general praotice. Office Roney building, over telephone exohauge, Eighth street. 'Phone black 1061. Resi dence address, room 1, Hall build ing, Ninth street. Eugene Oregon. DR. M. G. BENNETT, osteopathic physician. Acute and chronic dis eases treated. Office over Cham bers' store. 'Phone Black 1320. Residence, Red 4461. DR. McDOUGAL, physician and sur. aeon. In addition to general prao' tice special attention given to diS' eases of women and children. Of fice over Preston & Hales. 'Pbone black 1031. W. O. PROSSER, physician and sur geon. In addition to general prao tice of medicine aud surgory spec ial attention to all diseases of the ear,nose,throat and eye. Residence, corner 14th and Pearl streets. Of flee, Beokwith building. Telephones Office, Black 1291 ; residence, Red 501. MRS.ANNA MAURER, osteopath phy sician. All curable diseases treated. Women and children a specialty. Offloes over F. E. Dunn'B. 'Phone, red 1631. VETERINARY SURGEONS DR. J. CHRISTIE, veterinary surgeon, M. R. C. V. S., Edinburg, Scot land. Secretary and treasurer of the board of veterinary medical ex aminers: Domestic animals of all kind treated on soientillo princi ples. Located at BangB stable, Eu gene. Re. oorner 10th and Olive. 'Phone red 2611. ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEON R. EDMUNSON, attorney-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Saving Bank. WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attornevs-at Law. J. M. Williams, L. E. Bean. Practice in all the courts of the state and before tbe U. S Land Of fice. Offices 12, 13, 14, 15, Mo Clung bldg. THOMPSON & HARDY,Attorneys-at-law; H. W. Thompson, O.A. Hardy, Office over Yorau's Shoe Store. Eu gene Oregon. Practice in all the courts. L. BlLYEU, Attoruey-at-Law. Office over Yoran's shoe store, Eugene, Oregon. L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-Law. Of uue over jugene loan ana Havings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-Law; J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will pra"tice in all the courts in the state. Office, Room 3, Walton iJiocK iMigene, uregon. UEO. B. DORR1S, Attornev-at law. Office west side of Willamette street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. BOWER & MARTIN, Attorneys-at-Law ; J. H. Bower, Wm. O. Martin. Vi ill practice in all courts. Over namuers-Bristow Bank, Eugene, Oregon. S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-law. Room 1 ir-i .mutinai rsanK Building, Eugene, Oregon. I. N. HARRAIICH fiui or.-.! given to divorce and settlement of eauues. Agent, ior uontinental In surauce Company. Room 5, 1st Na tlonal Bank Building, Eugene, Or. WOODCOCK POTTEK,attornevB-at. Law. A. C. Woodcock, rj. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chris man Block. Eugene, Oiegon. Notice to Taxpayers Sheriff's Office, Sept. 1, 1906. ine second half cf taxes are due ana payable on or before October 1st. 1906. Costs will be added after that date and all 1905 taxes not raid 10 inn should be paid before that time. FRED FISK, Sheriff and Tax Collector, ol Young Chickens Wanted low voung chickens wanted at the meede Hotel. Will pay the highea prrce in uigeue A box of Preston 4 Hales' will keep the water out shoo oil CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Bears th. 7? ' ,' What the ticker says is keep ing spectators guessing. What we say is, stop guessing when it comes to your tobacco taste. If you are looking for a really good cigar, one that has the sweet flavor that every lover of the week longs for, you will find it in the MOUNT HOOD CIGAR. Three Facts for You to Consider 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 in Half Block T Schneider Block of Postoffice The Best None too Good Have your Plumbing, Tinning, Roofing, Furnaces, Etc, done by experts. It will save you doctor bills and hours of useless worry we are experts. Estimates on all kinds of plumbing,tinnlng, heating plants etc. Talk to us. Aya & Heitzman 34 West 8th St Phone black 1171 c IGAR S Julius Goldsmith 100 Cents on the Dollar is the record of the St. Paul Fire Insurance Co. Special hop policy, write or phone for in formation. W. C. JACKSON. Phone Black J05I. 515 Willamette S Vhen you break your bike lust take a bike And look for Mike. He will fix it good for prices ritU. MIKE WALD'S Repair Shop, In rear of Chambers'Hardware Store. 152. OUve Street Oftice Phone Black 1141 Res. Phone Red 2742 S. E. STEVENS, Will attend to Piano and Organ wninl and repairing. Careful work and reasonable chargt Leave orders at Rankin's Mvsic Store. or tesidence,134 West Twelfth wen Phone, Ked 795 S. B. Finegan General Blacksmithing Makes a specialty of fin norseshoeing; and pl;,rjf of rubber tires on buggi V Cor 8th and Olivs SU