4
ii
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD.
GUAKD PRINTING CO.. INC.
Charles H. Fisher.
Published mer,T any of tub week,
nnday excepted. Addros all com
munications and make ail remlv
Ubcms payable to Tbe Eugene Guard,
Bogone, Oregon.
Subscript km Kates lily.
Delivered by carrier, per week.$ .15
Delivered by carrier, per month .50
by mall One year (In advance) . 4.00
tlx months (In pdvance) 2.00
One month 60
tingle cople. , 05
AdvertlBlng rates made known on
application.
Entered at ' the postofllce at Eu
gene. Oregon, as second-class matter.
r '
'Agents for the Guard.
The following are authorized to
lake and receipt for subscriptions or
transact other business for the Dally
and Weekly-Guard:
Creswell J. L. Clark.
Oobnrg Qeo. A. Drury.
Atl postmasters are authorized to
receive and receipt for subscriptions
to the Dally and Weekly Guard.
AW INIIEiMTXPRNT PAPER.
Member of Associated Press.
' THURSDAY, JUNE 13
BOUTH EKN PAC1 FIC KNOCKS
Tbe biggest enterprise that Eu
gene1 had In prospect, that of the Sto-TBy-Bracher
sawmill below town, has
been knocked by the Southern Pacl
flc. While it- has not yet been killed
off It must be postponed for a yoar,
after all preliminary arrangoniontB
bad been made for Immediate con
struction, because of the railroad
company refusing to keep its agree
ment in regard to a spur lino Into
the company's 'timber. This newp
will not come as a surprise to Un
people of this section, since they have
learned by bitter experience that the
Harrlman Interests are for obvious
reason Interested In holdng back the
development of the Willamette vul
ley and Ihrotttng every enterprise
they have the power to destroy
The most discouraging fenturo of
the situation Is the ability of the rnll
road company, through Its paid em Is.
sirles and agents, to keep the people
divided. Some they control by fa
vors, others by throats, nnd more by
false representation of the facts
They fear development and growth
because -the country in its preaonl
condition may be controlled absolute-
ly, but with growing population and
wealth competition In transportatlor
must Inevitably come; hence their
anxiety 1 to destroy every entorprlsr
of magnltudo that Is projected and
to discourage capitalists from mnk
log Investment hore.
This Is the strongest reason thai
can be -advnncod for the building ol
road to tho coast, and If the pooplr
of Lane county refuse to do every
thing 'in their power to gain Indepen
dence tben they deserve to beeom
the permanent slaves of the South
irn Paclflo railroad. The true friend
of the Willamette valloy, however
should not be unduly discouraged
Our people are slow to act, but w
predict that some time their Indlgna
tlon will reach suoh a pitch Unit II
will Arouse a storm ' that even sc
strong a trust as that headed by
Mr. Harrlman will quail bofore It. A
unltod and earnest peoplo, working
only for what Is right and Just, be
comes a power that no tyranny, com
mercial or othorwiso, is able to lung
prevail against.
THE OPPORTUNITY II Kit R.
1 There Is no doubt but the moBt Im
portant proposition ever submitted tn
the people, la that of the construction
of a railroad to Sulalaw. tidewater.
It Is more Important because that
point In the development of the coun.
try seems to have been reached whore
Outside capitalists propose to tap the
timbered sections In the western part
Of the county with a railroad line,
nd the alternative Is presented of
(curing the Junction of such a road
With the Southern Pacific at Eugene
or elsewhere In the county. That it
would be an irretrievable Iobs to this
city to have the future business of
that section diverted elsewhere hard
ly admits of argument.
The business organizations of Eu
gene are now working on a very tan
gible proposition that will Insuro the
Immediate construction of such a
road, and one that requires tho In
vestment of but a small amount of
cured they would accept the condi
tions at once, and that no property
owner would be so short-sighted, or
exhibit such a lack of public spirit,
as to refuBo to do bis part, when the
matter is presented to him In a
proper light.
Opportunity knocks at the door of
the city frequently but once, as Is
said to be the case in the Individual
career, and upon whether advantage
Is taken of that one chance future
success or failure depends, in this
case the capitalists who have been
patiently awaiting a definite answer
for more than a month may become
discouraged and turn to other local
ities, if so, who knows that the op
portunity will ever again bo so favor
able, If It comes at all. And the
conditions of the present proposition
are so easy that it would seem that
a dozen substantial citizens would
be Justified In guaranteeing their
fulfillment so that work might be
proceeded with at once.
The Oregon editorially calls at
tention to the fact that there is no
need for young men of tho West to
spend a large amount of money In
attending the large Eastern colleges,
when every advantage Is now afford
ed by the Institutions of this coast.
That paper says editorially: "The
Unlvorslty of Oregon Is honored In
nnothor graduate this time from Its
mining department Herbert G.
Moultun, whose success In the voca
tion of mining engineer bus been pro
nounced, and whose promotion In
that profession has boun rapid. He
oes from the New Mexico Copper
Company, at San Pedro, N. M., to the
Cobalt Mining Company, of Cobalt,
Ont., as chulf engineer, the position
iarrylng a largo salary. The Instance
Is cited In proof that It Is not noccs
wry for a young Oregonlun of energy
md capability to spend a large sum
n taking a course In an Eastern col
ego In order to become successful In
t technical vocation. Mr. Monitor
s but ono of miiiiy young men who
inve passed from a course of study
it the Stute University of the State
grlciiltural College to a position of
'eaponBlblllty and emolument nnd
iro already on the high road to prom
nence in their chosen professions,"
Aftor all the talk about whnt the
ederal government was doing mid
iroparlng to do to the Standard Oil
iiinch, a Toxas Jury got In tho first
eal knockdown swat, by fining the
Vators-Plorco Oil Company $1,623,
100 and ordering it to quit doing
iiiBluoss In the state.
THE W
)) U NEW f
V OIL STOVE 11
Just the
Right
Heat
No matter irhat you
may wish to cook,
the New Perfection
Oil Stove will jive you just the right degree of heat
instantlv. No uncertainty with this stove. It's
the perfected oil stove embodies new features, new
principles. On washing and ironing days the
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue name Oil Cook-Stove
will cut the work in two. Gives quick results with
out overheating the kitchen. Made in three sizes.
Every stove warranted. If not at your dealer's,
write our nearest agency for descriptive circular.
The
is the best lamp for all-round household
use. Made of brass throughout and beau
tifully nickeled. Perfectly constructed;
absolutely safe; unexcelled in light-giving
power; an ornament to any room. Every
lamp warranted. If not at your dealer's,
write to our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
IJ.WOUJ'oltATISD)
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR HALE
FOR SALE Large kitchen safe and
good cook stove. Inquire at 021
Lincoln street.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.
MIXING ENGINEERS.
CORDWOOD FOR SALE Lea or
ders with L. G. Brown at Dr.
Brown's office In Chrisman block.
Fill WOOL) 14.50 a cord while
drawing from woods. Leave or
ders at 312 East Eighth street.
J13
I HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
information furnished to Intending
investors. Examinations and re
ports on mines and ore treatment.
Eugene, Oregon.
AHSTKACTOIiS.
FOR SALE Dry grub oak; some
small size, nice for cooking. E.
M. Warren, 442 Lawrence street,
Eugene, Or.
FOlt SALE Three-room house.barn,
2.55 acres river bottom land six
miles north of Eugene. Price $600
cash. Phone Farmer's 316. A.
L. Mauldln, Eugene. J17
FOR SALE 230 acres, one-half bot
tom land, about 30 cleared; good
nine-room house and barn, on the
Mohawk river. Address A. J.
Workman, Marcola, Or. si
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Warren Block.
Eugene, Oregon. Prices reasonable.
UNDERTAKERS.
J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
DAY & HENDERSON, undertakers
and embalmers. Corner Willam
ette and Seventh streets.
FOR BALE OR TRADE Fine stock
ranch with plenty of spring water
for Irrigating purposes. See Lee
Hoselton, Oregon Cigar Store.
tf
COW FOR SALE A splendid three-
year-old Jersey cow, Just fresh.
Enquire of Floyd Vaughan, at tho
city limits on West Eighth street.
J4
FOR SALE Second-hand top bug
gy, running gear and bed in first
class condition; top needs recover
ing. Price reasonable. Call at
Call at Thorpe's blacksmith shop,
Pearl street, between Seventh and
Eighth. d w tf
IT.K.1IX8 FLOWKRS
It Isn't raining rnln to me,
It la mining daffodils,
In every dimpling drop I see
Wild flowers on the hills.
A cloud of gray enguirs the day
And overwhelms the town.
It isn't raining rain to me,
It's raining roses down.
It Isn't raining rnjn to me.
But fleldB of clover bloom,
Where any biiccnneerlng beo
May find a bed and room
A health then to the happy
A fig to him who frets.
It isn't raining ruin to me,
ii s raining violets.
W. C, YORAN FILES
HIS ACCEPTANCE
Miijor-Gcnernl H. C. Corbln, ro-
lrod, says Secretary Root doesn't
alk except when paid n big fee.
mat Hill nlways the case, as Root
oturnod a $1,200 chock sent him
'or a talk at Ynlo, on tho ground
bat tho fun ho had there fully paid
"ilm for the lecture.
Somebody must have boon lying
ibout conditions In Ireland, ns Judgo
?urran, of the IiIbIi high court, In
penlng the quarter sessions In
Clngs county Biild: "Tho nounty
vas never In a worso slate of clls
irdor and disruption than at prca-
int."
It's up to the followers of the doc-
rlno of heredity to do some explnln-
lig In the cuso of Jesse James, son of
ho Into notorious outlaw, who was
he honor mini of this year's grnd-
mtlng class of tho Kansas City Law
School,
With tho per capita of wenlth In
his country at thirteen hundred and
lomethlng, those who nro governed
y tho hoodoo thing find It hard to
iiimmon courage enough to go af
tor their share.
W. C. Yoran, who has Berved the
school district falthfullv and In
i highly competent manner as school
i uirecior ior w. u. zelgler s nnex-
: pir?d term, una been petitioned to
i stand ror re-election, and has accept
:cd, his acceptance being as follows:
To my friends who have petitioned
for my candidacy for director of
School District No. 4:
It Is with considerable reluctance
that I accept the honor Vou would
confer upon mo. In my experience of
line Past BCllOO Vcnr I hnvo fmiml
From tho Business Philosopher, that proper attention to the demands
cm.-,.. , iniuo upon a member or the schoo
OlthGOX STATU NEWS board In this district requires con-
Th Me , 7Ta,.... :?.! T'10. t,me. ." ."" .' pn-
; "'," , , 7""" .. . 11 ousiness. out 1 also realize that
00 Borkslllros at W. O. Ili nn lh.no Jmu i. j ....
sons, of iungent, yesterday after- some one, and I accept your proposal
noon was a success, drawing a big that I he a candidate for election to
crowd. The bidding was Interesting this office through n spirit of lov
ing and spirited.
i ne snort Horns n tv in mv imma ,,nit
urougni a rulr price. One registered not through any desire to seek the
bull weighing 2100 pounds went for, office.
S.'. worth a good deal more. The Having served through appoint
Herkshlros went hah. w lb mnnvm.ni ... i , ...S i"'.1 11
bidders. Hog meat Is In demand at, lug the past nine months, I feel that
a high price. Ihough tho terms of .this election will bo an approval or
.,. omu noiu bia iiionwis tn per
cent, on nil Bums over $25 nenrly ev
erything was cash, showing tho pros-
porous condition of the farmers of
Linn county. Diversified farming is
putting thorn on their feet and is
adding wonderfully to the vnluo of
the business of farming. Democrat.
Iteiimrk.ililc Iti'sciie.
That truth Is stranger than fiction
has once more been demonstrated In
the lit t lo town of Fedora, Tenn., the
residence of C. V. Pepper. Ho writes;
"I was in bed, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat
Doctors fulled to help mo and all
hope hud fled when I begun taking
Dr. King's Now Discovery. Then In-
stunt relief came. The coughlnc
soon stopped, the bleedlnir rnnlillv
diminished, anil In three weeks I wns
disapproval of the services I have
performed, and I ask my frlends.now
Unit I am placed on trial, to see that
tho trial Is a fair ono and thnt the
ballots cast next Monday will be a
reliable expression of the sentiments
of the legal taxpayers and patrons of
the schools.
I do not believe our schools were
ever In better condition than at pres
ent, r-1 the prospects for next year
are very encouraging. If elected I
as.iur.1 ; on my efforts will be toward
io.plng the schools of our city up
with thus- i." any other community In
uie Biaie.
Respectfully,
W. C. YORAN.
FOR SALE A complete set of 29
volumes of the Brittanica Encyclo
pedia; also the American Diction
ary Encyclopedia, consisting of IS
volumes. Enquire of or address
J. F. Amis, 396 West Seventh St.,
Eugene. tf
W. T. GORDON, funeral director.
State licensed embalmer. Office
and residence. Tenth and Olive
streets. Pbone Red 4481.
PHYSICIANS AM) SURGEONS.
W. O. PROSSER, physician and sur
geon. In addition to general prac
tice of medicine and surgery spec
ial attention to all diseases of the
ear, nose, throat and eye. Res
idence, corner 14th and Pearl
streets. Office, Beckwlth build
ing. Telephones Office, Black
1291; residence, Main 90.
Appreciates smokin - .
cigars. It g;ives him relL,
The Mount Hood S011
favoritism ii r,ar
all mint
" is pos-.tivcly the
Cigar on the market.
suigmen
oest JOc
g
OR. J. F. TITUS, office Matlock
building. Residence, G32 Pearl
street. Office phone Red 1091.
Residence phone, Rea 4981.
MRS ANNA MAURER, osteopathic
physician. All curable diseases
treated. Women and children a
specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's.
Phone Red 1631.
WANTED
WANTED Girl for chamber work.
Enquire Howe's lodging house, E.
Seventh street. jl.1
WANTED To hlro for one or two
duys, three or four jack screws.
Enquire of E. G. Iiriggs, at Hoff
man House, after 7 p. ni. j 1 3
DR. McDOUGAL, pnysiclan and Bur
geon. In addition to general prac
tice special attention given to dis
eases of women aud children. Of
fice over Preston & Hales. Pbone
Black 1631.
DR. M G. E. BENNETT, osteopathic
physician. Acute nnd chronic dis
eases treated. Offices over Cham
bers' store. Phone Black 132 6.
Residence phone, Black 2986,
T7..-; L
. u.i.1.1 your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. VedoaU
kinds of reliable Dh.mk;
and tinning W(.rkt j
and let us estimate on
your work. ,
Aya & Heitznm
34 West 8th St
Phone black 1 lz
ATTORXEYS-AT-LAW.
WANTED Man and wife, with small
family, to work on farm. State
salary expected, experience, etc.
Address "Y," this office.
WANTED A girl with some knowl
edge of stenography and typewrit
ing who wishes to complete her
studies In that line. Apply Room 1
over First National Bank. .117
WAN 1 c,u lo bu? six or seven room
house and lot with barn, or ground
enough to build barn upon. East
side of city preferred. Address
C, care of Guard.
WANTED Young lady for house
work; no cooking, no washing;
good pay and good room. Apply at
nil muaison street, Portland, Or.
i-none numuer, Main 2006. Mrs
Ona LeRoy, prop., Rosed.ilo.
FOR KENT "
FOR RENT Modern furnished flat.
Apply at Schneider block. tf
LAND LOCATORS
Wilt Bros., land locators. Cinnk
able to go to work." Guaranteed cure county. Or. Homestead, timber, desert
ior cougns and colds. f.Oc and $1 at swamp land locations. Thorough
W. L. DeLnno's drug store. Trlnl knowledge of tho country nnd ohn.
bottlo freo. i lute reliublHty and accuracy euaran.
teed.
Complimentary allusions to cook-
ilogy and grubology In this season's
lommoncement addresses encourage
ho belief that tho next generation
nny suffer Icsb from dyspepsia than
the present.
Johnson of Minnesota, nnd Smith
f Georgia tho governors' ticket
Is a combination boom biiUI to have
ionsldurublo bucking. Nothing mol-
ly-coddllsh about It, anyway.
All Domocruts agree that the "best
nan" should be nominated, but the
signs of agreement on who Is tho
'best man" might easily bo more
plentiful.
illo and private. Storage of all ! n"llllc lnI11 rights In a new and
of goods and materials, etc.. a. j ?orn,m"f,.4t;ctw:,.,0u.0re80n 8hUld
STORAGE! STOUACBl STORAGK!
Public
kinds
reasonable prices. Ooods receipted
for. Hop storage solicited. Parties
having hops to store will do well to
see GEO. T. HALL SON.
Those desiring to use any of their
MOTHER'S K1TCHEX
Seventh and Onk streets, has open
od under new mnnngemont. Good
board and room by the day, week or
month. Firat-class home cooking.
Chicken dinner overy Sundny.
't MRS. S. Y. ABBOTT.
I'ol- further Informnttnn enll at
Vincent's restaurant, Eugene, Ore
gon. Address Wilt Bros, Sisters, Or.
tf
Perhaps con gross may yet have to
e usked to provide the White Mouse
I Half with a secretary of nature, to
local capltal-f-so small, Indeed, that mawer Inquiries about wild uniiuals.
It should be subscribed within twen
ty-four hours. And whllo the bust
Bess men of the city are giving the
movement substantial encouragement
tome of the larger property owners
are said to be backward In doing
what they are naturally expected to
do. It la a difficult question to dis
cuss In the papers because the pro
moters, who have only the good of
the community In vlow, have request-
Tho two big black bents, reported
to have chased a Pennsylvania train
two miles, probably had tho Idea that
"Teldy" was aboard.
Stalo of Ohio, City c: Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thnt
lie Is senior portner of the firm of
r . J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
l-Oll RENT A six-room cottage.
Enquire of C. D. Combs, 231 West
Fifth street.
FOR RENT A good furnished house
"for June 20. Enquire at 243 East
Eleventh street. j j 5
FOR RENT An 11-room dwelling
house. Enquire at 641 llllvard
street, (
S. ,D. ALLEN. Attorney-at-law. 616
Willamette street. Eugene, Oregon.
C. A. WINTEliMEIER, Attorney-at
law. Land titles and probate spec
ialties. Office over Chambors-Brls-tow
Bank.
DORRIS & SK1PWORTH, Auorneys-ot-Iaw.
Office In Hovey building,
over Chambers-Bristow Bank.
LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attoruey-at-law.
Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
and Saving nk.
Woo! and
Mohair Wanted
AND ALL
FARM PRODUCE
v u p-ymg Highest cash prict. 1
chand.se. This store isopen eveoiop,
to.iccommod.ite the public,
J. JACOBS
3 west Bin stieel
J
WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorneys-at-law.
J. M. Williams, L. E. Bean
Practice in all courts of the state
and before the U. S. Land Omce,
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McCluug
rjilliuillg.
I. N. HARBAUGH. Special atten.
tlon given to divorce and settle
ment of estates. Agent for Conti
nental insurance Company. Room
o, mrst National Bank Building,
Eugene, Oregon.
. uiL.ji'.u, Attorney-at-law. Office
over Yoran's shoe store, Eugene,
. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of
fice over Eugene Loan and Savings
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
rOR RENT Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping In
quire at 6S3 Oak street. tf
WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorneys-
" ' - -;. wooacock and E. O.
Potcer. v 'nee one block south of
Chrisman t ick, Eugene. Oregon
FOR RENT Furnished or unfur
nished rooms: free water. Enquire
of Campbell-Fellman Company.
Ml Mint V WAGONS.
Our first car of wagons for this
year has just arrived. We have all
sizes now. We have over 300 of our ,
yenow wagoiiB In use In Lane coun
ty and every owner Is a satisfied
customer. The Mllburn wagon is the
strongest, lightest, best nnd easiest
running wagon sold In this market
today, liny a Mllburn from
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
djl3wjy4
TO RENT By week, month or sea-
season, a most desirable, well-furnished
five-roomed cottnge pleas
antly located at Nye creek, Or.
For particulars call at Hampton
Bros.' store. jj5
WALTON & NEfa... Attorneys-at-law
J. .1. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will
practice In all the courts In the
state. Office, room 3, Walton
Block, Eugene, Oregon.
Scoffs Santal-Fepsm Capsules
fl rusmvE CURE,
ror inflnramationorCMirrt
of the DUiMer and Dutml
Kidneji. Ho oar u w
(Jun quick lr tai
of tho UHnury Urgut Ab
solute! r LnnnlsM. Soli kt
druKiiiftti. price Uifi,
mull. DofitMiH 11 ft 1 k
bonMj.75t AJUmm,
THE8AHTAI-PEPSHCL
Sold by W. L. E LAXO, Druggirf. j
Eugene Transfer Co.
Successor to Clarks
All kind of bauHng and team work. Pfuoantift
fpeclaky. Wood for Sale. Storage,
Ofnce-.-l!t stairway south or Loan and Sivjati Bui
Omce Ti lephone ited 1101. Siab:ea Pbooc led tin
J. W. BARRiNGER
Expert Housemover
Mpves anything. Twenty-fitt
years experience. Residence, tut
Fifteenth and Oak Sis. Phoof
Red 451 J. Eugene, Oregon.
BOWER & MARTIN. Attorneys-at-law.
J. H. Bower and W. O. Mar
tin. Will practice in all courts.
Office over Chambers-Bristow
Ban1:, Eugene. Oregon.
MISCKLLAXKOrs
IMIOI'KRTV TO TRADE
If you want to trade a farm for city
property, or city property for a farm,
put your proposition up lo the Ore-
the City of Toledo. County and State Kon-Nevada Land Company, office at
uie uross iioiei. e nave some cus
tomers. JyH
ALL PAYMENTS due H. Gordon
may be made to his successors,
Campbell & Fellman, or at W. T.
Gordon's new undertaking room,
corner Tenth and Olive streets.
dw tf
JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 26
"est eighth street, Eugene, Or.,
opposite postoffice. Gives spec
ial attention to the examination of
abstracts, drafting wills, settling
estates, conveyances and collec
tions. Also to all pension matters.
Phone Red 1176.
Madame
FRENCH
FEMALE
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-1
LARS for each nnd every case of Ca-1
tnrrh that cannot be cured by the use '
of Hull s Catarrh Cure.
IIOl'SK MOVKKS
The news that gold has been found
In Scotland Is not at all surprising.
In view of the lot of It that Andrew
Carnegie has planted there.
If King Alphonso Is nn open sub-
em as nine imunciiy as possiuie un- scriuer to a press-clliMiliiK bureau
til the success of the project Is assur- either be or the bureau is bound to
a. we believe, however, that if the lo bankrupt.
people of Eugene knew how easily
railroad to tbe roast might be se-
8ubrlbe for The Dally Guard.
Rucllholx Pnvrtnr tha
' CtllSS hnilHiimnl-nro In Vtxvnnn l'k..
FRANK J. CHENEY. have your house torn to pieces when
Sworn to beforo me a:id subscribed " (an he moved without Injury?
In my presence, this 6th day of De-' Kosldonoe SS7 South Willamette
cemlier A I, lla "'.'.'. i"""" ami Willi n
" vwilntnottn street (College
(Seal) A. W. GLEASON. phone Black 2S91.
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter-
nnllv a , ,1 ..I. .Ii-...... .
" ' "" Hllvard street, near
aud mucous surfaces of the system, phono Red 3302.
fend for testimonials free. ! '-
Hill),
Jy5
Acromion piumr.x June at reason
able prices. Mr). Bert Vincent. 687
East Ninth.
SIMMONS.
IXq;VE ?'"Cl'IT COURT OP THE
Notice , ,, d l,y j XZVli
v,t i 'rs. itcher. defendant.
nnr?, J; 18 herel' Rven that pursu-' . ,To .Tank Witcher, above named
n V i? order of ,lle fommon conn-, deft-nclaut: e nnnieu
. . ... r-,!H'' Oregon, made May is ' In "'e name of the Sit -
UlUS W be r....,lv.,.l i..: ., ' ."on: Yr t ". .. " V
street committee .,"L' n,,n, . u re'lred to
flee I.. ..m ., ; '"""era or- ,, . ."" answer the
---- ... ... ol r.,K,,lu, ... ,,, 4 ...vu
Dean's
Pills,
A Safb, Certain Re- P? m
LTRP FOR MuerKES-SKD
SlEXSTKCATION. E!Ea MOII II M-
Suffl Sure.! S)KKdr! Satisfaction li"
anteed or Mnm-v li, fuinl' il. .nt prfr
puld lorl.o (K'V l"x. W'tllsftid tbem
on trlnl, to bo pnt,l fur wlu'ii rvlieiw.
Sumpk'S Kire. Insist on p'lting UK
penulue, necept no mittstltule. If yoar
drunxlKt docs uol have tla-'Ui send vow
orders to the
UMTED MEDICAL CO., SOI 74, Uiunf, Ft
Sold in Eugene by LV. L DeLw
o'clock n. m. S;.,.ruw. t ,i ...."! ' . m. "le ""ve en-
sprinKie during the dusty portion , :
me year 107 Sprinkling district No P"
1 and siifini.ii,,., .n..... .. "I ,M'- v
the city of Eugene, according" to'thi
uie provisions of Ordinance No. 670 for
'.. "" lne cy council of cont
.nay is, 1S97 e.v..c
complaint
within six
urt and suit
-ns irom the ttnta nf u
bllcation of this summons, and if
. .or want thereof, the plain
will take a dar-roa a'.
the dissolution of thrT '
ract exlstlno- hoi. h.
th ii.. ou aim
JUST RECEIVED
a much delayed
shipment of
Crar.e's Linen
Lavn
The only paper for
social correspondence
SchwarzschiM's
BOOK STCRS
celvin.hir',l.tlme and '"" of r- d'mrsement's CStS and
SssS?-a "'.? nsn sue
lowest resnonslW.81 'rt,.,Sson ' " ,, I5P "'"I" f"l-d Court." which
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. ' It costs no more to apply good
Bold by Pruggtsta, 75c. paint therefore use New Era. Sold
Take Hall's Family Pills for con- ?"!;' ,,?Llho Ul,rKl,"Bn Hardware
ntlpatlon. 'I
M. O. Wnrnnr tnnm matins. I.mn
orders at H. K. Morris' music store.
Just received from New York, the
vry latest In ladles' oxfords. Wells',
6u2 Willamette street. tf
in.1.1 1
iuiiirH win nr.).. .
for each block, ine,,;; , ;
:nens,,1,;;k(ir ,t : ;
of hi, or 'helrc '
committee reserve sthe rich. . '
Jt any and all bids h 1 ' re
Eugene, June 7th. 1907
B. F. DORRis,
... r.l.5t cons1'tlve weeks. i
190?. St Pul,""n. Jnc 7th.
L. M. TR A via i
Attor"ey for plaintiff. ;
STRAWRERRIES
er yU.r """hwiM of the rnw-1
" "I't1 '"em fresh. Phone0.
9 if- i c vf,M..ft
vinceni tx muxm.
Livery, Feed end
Boarding Stables
Everything Vf-XrDitc
FALL CP.EEK STACE LIN!
Stage furls om HoFFm'n K "
t a. m. daily ex.tcl SuaJiy
109 West 8th FhoiMa"-"""
O
Recorder
"via lov. ,