Eugene daily guard., July 13, 1907, Image 3

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD.
CL Cliarles H. Fisher.
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rBwnon8 and make a.! reratv
pavablo to The Ei.ifeno Guard,
F.ug-"i". Oregon. .
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'WE'"'at the postofflce at En
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tike and receipt for subscriptions or
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tcA Weekly Guard: ,
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" AX IXlKt'KX!KNT I'APEU.
Member of Awuwlnlcd J'ress.
SATURDAY. JULY 13 -
KVKKVltODV MUST ASSIST
IX ('AlUtYIXG OUT
ItAILKOAI) I'KOGItAM
The Important announcement is
made In today's Guard that the Slus
law railroad stock subscription has
been fully subscribed. This means
that work upon a railroad will begin
from this city immediately that will
reach the big timber district to the
west during the coming year,
and in due time will give interior
Lane county a direct connection with
tidewater on the Sluslaw. It Is also
reasonably certain that a branch line
will be constructed to Corvallis,
where connection will be made with
the navigable waters of the Willam
ette river. This is understood to be
part of Mi. Carver's plan to make his
road absolutely independent of other
lines, while not Included in his prop
osition to the people of Eugene, and
work upon this part of the system
will probably be carried on simulta
neously with the construction of the
Eugene-Sluslaw section.
.Not only will the construction of
an independent line of railroad be
of vast benefit to this city, making
It an Important jobbing and business
centre, but it will prove a boon to
every section of Lane county and the
upper Willamette valley. For this
reason it should be borne in mind
that this railroad movement and its
promoters deserve tho healtlest
support of all the people, during the
progress of building operations, be
cause It is to be a road owned and
managed by the people, through a lo
cal board of directors. During tho
preliminary work of securing rights-of-way
and preparing for actual con
struction the good will and co-oper.-.-tloa
of the people 13 especially to be
desired, and at all times tho direct
Interest of the public. In the great en
terprise should be uppermust in the
minds of all.
Those who have worked so untir
ingly to Induce the people of Lane
county to comply with the terms of
Mr. Carver's proposition deserve at
least tha gratitude of the community
If no more substantial recognition or
reward for their ssrvices may be ex
tended. With the signs propitious for a new
and unparalleled growth along all
limes, the people of this city should
Pull together long and stoutly to
'ring about the consummation of our
nopea for a greater Eugene, not only
tne most beautiful, but the best and
biggest town In all Oregon with the
Ingle exception of Portland.
OOD LUCK TO THE
BOY WHO SAYS "WE."
Don't lanjh at a boy who magni
fies his place. You may see him
coming from the postofflce with a
ig bundle of his employer's letters,
which he displays with as much pride
3 though they were his own. He
'eels important and looks It, but he
la Proud of his place. He Is attend
lnS to business. He likes to have
tne world know that he is at work
'or a busy concern. The boy who
s "we" Identifies himself with
tbe concern. Its interests are his.
He sticks tip for its credit and repu
tin. He takes pleasure In his
ork and hopes to say we are In ear
"t. The boy will reap what he sows
J' he keeps his grit and sticks to his
0B- You may take off your hat to
"'m as one of the future solid men of
town. Let his employer do the
riht thing by him. Check him kind-.
'T " he shows signs of being too big
f his place, counsel him as to his
"its and associates, and oecasi O"
T show him a pleasant prospect of
Mcement. A little pride does an
honest boy a heap of good. Cood
luck to the boy who says "we."
The members of the city council
are anxious to have the county court
pass upon the matter of the proposed
paving about the park blocks and
county buildings without further de
lay. The paving district has already
been enlarged by nn ordinance passed
at the last council meeting, and it is
desired to finally settle the bounda
ries so that the contracts may be ex
ecuted, enabling the paving company
to adjust their plans to the amount
of work to be done this year. The
Guard thinks that the taxpayers of
the county will eiidorse the actlun of
the hoard If it is decided to author
ize the paving proposed, since it is
in the nature of a public Improve
ment that cannot long be deferred,
owing to the location of the county
property in the heart of the rily and
the desire of private owners In the
vicinity to have the work done now,
while the Warren Construction Com
pany has Its plant here, and are pre
pared to do the work at a cost prob
ably lower than It can ba done far at
some future time.
Western railroads are complaining
of labor difficulties. The large
amount of building going on needs
more men than can he found. Labor
ers are independent as a result and
do not remain at one Job any time.
W. H. Bancroft, vice president and
general manager of the Oregon Short
Line, says 130 men who were brought
out from New York to Battle Moun
tain, Nevada, by the railroad, jumped
their Jobs and went on to San Fran
cisco. The railroads are bringing
men clear from New York, paying
their fare, so scarce are laborers
throughout the West. Making It
harder for railroads building In Ne
vada are the Inducements offered in
a mining way. Laborers go prospect
ing when. they have secured a "grub
stake."
Even at this quiet season of flic
year, with all the numerous educa
tional institutions of Eugene closed,
the "for rent" signs that In forme'r
years were wont to adorn the win
dows of residences In this city during
the summer months are unusually
scarce, all of which Indicates that the
demand for houses will' he great
when the university opens. Those
who are now recreating in the moun
tains or at the seaside will return and
the fall anil winter activities promise
to be exceptional this year. This con
dition is no doubt due to the many
large projects now under way, or In
immediate prospect, and It Is safe to
say that there will have to be an ac
tive building season or a genuine
house famine will be on before next
winter.
The Increase in the stamp sales at
Eugene's postofflce for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1907, was $2,
581.21 over the previous year.
While this city Is not booming, such
a decided increase In postal receipts
indicates that It Is after oil "going
some." Eugene now has four city
mail carriers.
Those who criticize Jury verdicts
of acquittal under so-called "un
written law" and demand that our
laws bo reformed are bark.ng at the
wrong knot hole. It is human na
ture that will have to be re-fonred
to stop such vcr lici.:
At least one Philadelphia in doing
his best to pull tho town out of the
slow class he proposed to and was
accepted by a pretty nurse tne aa
after his wife's death. Even in Chi
cago that would bo considered as
going some.
Marie Corelll may be counted upon
to deny that she proposed marriage
to Mark Twain, while driving
through Stratford-on-Avon in an open
carriage with him, If she has to write
a novel to do it.
One thing must be credited to the
nature-fakirs they have made all
the stock sea-serpent yanu look like
plugged nickels. And auywi..-. they'll
soon be devoting their talents to
politics.
One of our scientists has secured
sucre.-sfiil photographs of tho canals
on the planet Mars, but It's dollars
to brass buttons that no Martian
has got any of the Panama can.il.
His Olllness has been accused of
manv shortcomings, and that he has
been" guilt v of most of them Is doubt
less true, but inability to keep busi
ness secrets Is not among them
All our battleships arc to be
mounted on wheels and rent over
land to the Pacific. This Is abo.it
as authentic as most of the J'uff tnal
i being printed on the BUbJect.
There's no politics In the sugges
tion ttiat the Immense treasury sur
plus be put back into circulation
it's big enough to give every man,
woman and child a dollar.
Senator "Bob" Taylor of Tennea-;s.ruck
see predicts a war with Japan and
advocates a navy second iu size to
that of no nation. And "Bob" Is
a good democrat, too.
With Dooker Washington sawing
wood and "Teddy" chopping wood,
within three miles of each other,
there should be something doing ere
the dog star wanes.
Why should Bryan worry about
who is to be the democratic candi
date for president, when so many
other men are willing to. do it for
him?
A little stralght-from-the-shoulder
shirt-sleeve diplomacy might prove
to be the most soothing medicine
Uncle Sam could hand the feverish
Japs.
That's a fool Idea, evolved by a
St. Louis Solomon, to fine attempted
; suicides $500. Nobody with that
I much coin is likely to atrempl sul
Iclde. I Candor compels the .1 li'.Usslou thut
r.s a rule those who are tr.l;t:ig n
conspicuous part In the ati.'i-hissit t,
crusade are personally cnklssablc.
The call of the harvest, which Is
as insistent as usual, must be hard
on the nerves of the gamblers who
tried so hard to kill tho crop.
No wonder dollar-cha.sluir is Chi
cago's specialty seven days n week
the police of that U'v.i ri-5 jailing
men f.ntnd without inunoy.
THE STKKKT OA II HAliY
It's just a round bundle of flannels
and lace,
Two fat little feet, pudgy hands and
a face,
And, kicking and rolling, grows bold
er and bolder,
Till it crawls from Its mother's em
brace to her shoulder.
And there It surveys all the folks In
the car,
And crows as if pleased with all
things as they are:.
It chuckles and gurgles and smiles in
a way
That means "All you kind people, I
bid you good day."
Then mothers observe It and say it's
well grown,
But of course not a patch on the "kids
of their own.
While a school girl examines the
shapeless wee boot,
And declares that the darling's too
awfully cute:
And the crusty old bnchelors look up
from their pipers
With a half-frowning smile at the
bnlty-kld's capers.
Half afraid If they catch thos3 round
eyes of deep blue
The fat little baggage will gurgle
"Pop-goo." ,
And then, as the bundle of coolngs
ami charms
Is borne from the car In Its mother's
proud arms,
A fatherly man says, "Your boy Is a
pearl,"
And coldly the mother replies, "She's
a girl."
Toronto Telegram.
WI1EX YOU THIXK ABOUT IT
When you come to think about It on
this old terreutial ball,
Rimmed with roses in the springtime,
heaped with fruitage In the fall;
Though we all were born agrowlln'
though we're axle deep in doubt;
There Is really very little for the
world to growl about.
When you come to think about It
did your growlln' ever pay?
Did it ever bend a rainbow chnse a
thunder cloud away?
Don't it deafen all the angels when
they try to sing an' shout?
Don't they know that there's but lit
tle In the world to growl about?
When you come to think about It
but the best way's not to think!
There's a spring there by the way
side stop ye, travelers, and
drink!
There's a green tree in this desert,
'neath a firmament o' blue,
An' a hlvo that's drlppln' honey for
the famished lips of you!
Atlanta Constitution.
4.
If you are going to the
coast or mountains for your
summer vacation, have the
Dally Guard sent by mall to
fc vnnr nostofflce address. It
will be better than a dally let- j
ter from home.
?
The Snillo
that won't come off. anpeara on ba
liv's face after one bottle of White's
Cream Vermifuge, the great worm
medicine. V.'hv not k"tp tli.it smilo
on baby's face? If you k ep th!.-:
medicine on hand, you will nev-r
see anvthing else hut smiles on hi
face. Mrs. S ., lllackneil, uk!a.,
wrlt-s:
"My baby was peevish and fret
ful. Would net eat and I feared he
would die. I used a bottle of Wlilte'e
Cream Vermifuge and. he has not
had a sick day since." Linn Drug
Co.
Gasoline Wood-Snwine.
Whv not use gasoline wod saw.
Instead of having your wood burned
while having It sawed? Costs no
more. All wood sawed with a gtiage.
For prompt service phone Red I 7 7 1 .
W. E. BODDY.
Residence, 775 Ferry
l,and cruisers' estimate bnoY.t for
sale at the Guard office
The Wells shoe store can bornt of
I,.,.-!..,, tho !,-.t shoemaker that ever
Eugene. Try him.
OKKfiOX NEWS
In six months the secretary of state
has turned into the state treasury
$9,-05$. 30, which under the old sys
tem would have been pocketed by the
secretary. Indicating that the office
was good for about $ IS, 000 a year.
The state thus saves about $13,000 a
year by the change.
i'ortlaud has a woman for a health
officer. Dr. Esther C. I'ohl, who was
appointed to the plaeo this morning
by tne health board, succeeding Dr.
Wheeler resigned. Dr. I'ohl has been
a member of the board of health for
the past two years, and was given
the new position by her colleagues,
Dr. George K. Wilson, Dr. A. J. Uiesy
and Chief of I'olico Gritzmacher.
Journal.
The Charming Yomnp
Is not necessarily one o'f perfect form
and features. Man ya plain woman
w'ho could never serve as an artist's
model, possesses those rare qualities
that all , tho world ndmlres: neat
ness, clear eyes, clean smooth skin
and that uprlghtliucss of slop and
action thnt accompany good health.
A physically weak woman Is never
attractive, not even to herself. Elec
tric" Hitters restore weak women,
give stron;; nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, velvety skin, beautiful com
plexion. Guaranteed ill W. L. De
l.ano, druggist. 50c.
rAxl)XMlATOU8
Wilt Pros., land locators. Ciook
county, Or. Homestead, timber, desert
and swamp land locations. Thorough
knowledge of tho country and abso
luto reliability and accuracy guaran
teed.
Those desiring to use any of their
public land rights In a new and
growing section of Oregoa should
communlentc with us.
Tut further Information call nt
Vincent's restaurant, Eugene, Ore
gon. Address Wilt Bros, Sisters. Or.
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PILES! ril.ES: PILES!,.. .
Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, bleeding and itching
piles. It ubsorbs the tumors, allays
Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Williams' In
dian, Pile Ointment is prepared for
piles and Itching of the prlvnte parts.
Sold by Linn Drug Co., by mall 50c
and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co.,
props., Cleveland, O.
Abraham Unco in
was a man who. against all odds,
attained the highest honor a man
could "let In (he United States. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup has attain
ed a place, never equalled by any
other remedy. It Is a sure cure for
coughs, colds, bronchitis. Influenza
and all pulmonary diseases. Every
mother should keep supplied with
this wonderful cough medicine,
l.luu Drug Co.
STAGE LINKS
For business pertaining to Eugene
Foley Springs, Eugene-Crow or Eugene-Florence
stage lines, call up
Main 22. After 9 p. m. call up Main
21.
dtf ELI BANGS.
A Wonderful ll:ipM'Ulug.
Port Byron, New York, has wit
nessed one of the most remarkable
caw?-i of healing ever recorded. Amos
F. King, of that place, says: "Buck
len's Arnica Salve cured a sore on
my leg with which I have suffered
over 80 years. I am now eighty
five." Guaranteed to cure all sores
by W. L. DeLsno, druggist. 25c
MOTHER'S KITCHEX
Seventh and Oak streets, has open
ed under now maungement. Good
board and room by tho day, week or
month. First-class homo cooking
Chicken dinner every Sunday,
tf MRS. S. Y. ABBOTT.
THE TEXAS WOXDEIl.
Cures all kidney, bladder and rheu
matic troubles; sold by all druggists
on two months' treatment fay mall
for $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive
street, St. Louis, Mo. Send for tes
timonials. Sold by Hulls Drug
Store.
woon HAVYIXG
W. G. White Ib prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone Black 4351. Residence,
5 16 West Sixth street.
T?- niitMni, iit, fruit trv tha P.con-
omy jars. Tbey are so easy and sure
10 seal, anu lj ea 10 1111 auu iu
open, and so easy to cleanHO that you
urlll uinnl nn nther Inrtt In the future.
Get them nt the Model Grocery.
mono uea iz 1 1.
We have a barrel of money to lonn
on household goods, horses, wagons,
and other personal property. All
luann confidential, fall on us.
BUKHNELI., CRANE ft CO.
2 2 West Kl:;hth Ktrcu., opp. P. O.
I;!-.!1.: KB H ATS AT H ALF PRICK
Trimmed In.:; at hair price at Mrs.
Cjlvin'a. All 11' w and tills Reason's
stiei. J1S
Co'tsV'i h-ause It go-" fi'.rthor
ami lu-t.i longer. l;iiy New Era
Paint ut Kerger-B.:'!! Hardware Co.
If you hav-f any notnes that iited
cleaning, dyeing or pressing, give us
a call. We do first-class work under
guaranteed. Eugeue Steam Laundry.
Warner tunes pianos. Leave or
ders at Morris' Mui-lc Store. tf
We or !y m:e th" he-it In our repair
department. Wells Shoe Store.
Coffee and cake, 1 Oc. Eugene Ba
kery. It costs no more to apply g'.od
paint therefore use New Era. HMd
only at the Berger-Bean Hardware
Company.
CLASSIFIED
1XH SAI.H
CORDWOOD FOR SALE Leave or
ders with L. G. Hrowu at Dr.
Brown's office iu Chrlsman block.
FOR SALE A 5-room house and lot i
for sale by parties wanting to go!
away. Inquire at 354 West Tenth
street. ' j2 4 i
FOR SALE or tradeSix head of
cows. R. S. Smith, Eugene, Ore.
Or cnll at Hull's drugstore on
Willamette street.
FOR SALE Good farm and stock
ranch at a bargain. Or will ex
change for city property. Call on
Jy 15 G. G. GROSS. Theatre Mock.
FOR SALE 230 acres, one-lialt bot
tom land, about 30 cleared; good
nlee-room house and barn, on the
Mohawk river Address A. .1.
Workman, Marcola, Or. si
FOR SALE Oi( TRADE Fine stock
ranch with plenty of spriiw water
for irrigating purposes. 8ee Lee
Hoselton, Oregon Cigar Store.
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FOR SALE 5'cond-hand top bug
gy, riinuiu); gear and bod in tlrst
class condition: top needs recover
ing. Price reasonable. Call nt
Cull at Thorpe's blacksmith shop,
Pearl street, between Seventh nud
Eight.. d w tf
BARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS 1
must sell furniture and fixtures of
Springfield Hotel, with lease on
building; good location and paying
business; good private reason for
selling. Address, Box 1 75, Spring
field, Or., for prices utid particu
lars, tf
FOR SALE lfiO-ncre stock and
fruit ranch In Western Lane. About
100 acres bottom land. 75 acros
well watered pasture, 15 acres un
der cultivation. An orchard of
about 300 fruit trees and nut trees
in bearing. Lnrge-barn, good house,
woodshed, fruit house, dryhouse
and other buildings.. 00,000 feet
of standing old growth fir nnd ce
dar on the place. School W Mile.
This Is on of the finest homoB In the
Sluslaw country. Postofflce on place.
For terms and further information
call on or address.
Address
LEONARD TABOR,
d&wtf Mapleton, Ore.
FOIl BENT
FOR RENT Two turulHlied rooms;
Inquire 521 Lincoln street. tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished flat.
" - -'v i Rfhn"ldur block. tf
FOR RENT An 1 1-room dwelling
house. Enquire at 041 llllynrd
street, tf
FOR RENT Two or threo furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire nt 6S3 Oak street. tf
FOR RENT Furnished or unfur
nished rooms; free water. Enquire
of Campbell-Fellinnn Company.
FOR RENT Bulte of rooms In Wnr-
ren block. See Lane County Ab
stract Company, In same buildng.
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WANTEB
WANTED Lady cook nt American
Hotel, Springfield. Will pay good
wages. J19
WANTED TO KENT Typewriter
for few months. Inquire at Gunrd
office. J14
WANTED Man and wife, with small
family, to work on farm. State
salary expected, experience, etc.
Address "Y," this office.
WANTED Wood choppers to con
tract for 1200 cords of four-foot
cord wood. Address P. V. Cooper,
Black .Butte, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS
.OST Ladles' gold hunting case
watch with long chain attached,
near courthouse. Reward. Leave
at Guard office. J13
FOUND On Oak Btreet some arti
cles, among them a pockotbook
containing money. Owner ciin
have same by calling at Bterner's
grocery store nnd pnylng for this
notice.
GOLD AND 8ILVER PLATING On
knives, forks -and all household ar
ticles that do not look llko now.
Write tho Oregon Plating Works,
128 Lownsdale street, Portland,
Oregon, for prices.
2.-.C STOCK 2.1c.
What l tho value of Block In a
coal mine with a four-foot vein of
coal, and which Is rightly managed,
with every Htoc-kholder sharing equal
ly with every Incorporator?
This we pledge anil tuts we claim
for the Hpencer Untie Coal & Petrol-1
Itim Co., which has Jimt cut a 4-foot 1
vein of coal, and are offering yon for
a short time a small black of stock
at 2 r, rents a share. This is your op
portunity.
There Is an abundance of coal In
Oregon. If
COAL! coal:
We are now able to fill your orders
for coal In any quantity. Place your
order with the Williams Transfer I
Company. Do it n"w. Phone Black
1141. tl j
WOOD ! .WOOD !.
Forsale Second growth and;'
body fir wood in any amount.
W. E. HonilY,
Phono Red 1 771. 770 Kerry.
Withstands ram and shine. It's 1
New Ern quality, sold only at the
Dergor-Bean Hardware Co. ,
COLUMNS
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.
MIXING ENGINEERS.
HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
information furnished to Intending
Investors. Examinations aud re
ports on mines and ore treatment.
Eugene. Oregon.
ABSTRACTORS.
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO.,. Rooms 2 nud 3, Warren Block.
Eugene. Oregon. Prices reasonable.
ARCHITECTS.
FREE THOMAS, Architect. Plans
nnd specifications drawn at rea
sonable rates. 040 Willamette
street. tf
UNDERTAKERS.
J. W. KAYS CO., undertakers nnd
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
DAY & HENDERSON, undertakers
and enibaliiieis. Corner Willam
ette ami Seventh streets.
W. T. GORDON, funeral director.
State licensed embaliner. Olliee
and residence. Tenth and Olive
streets. Phono Red 44SI.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
W. O. PKOSSER physician nnd sur
geon. In addition to general prac
tice of medlclnu and surgery spec
ial attention to nil diseases of the
ear, nose, throat and eye. Res
idence, corner 1 -I tit and Pearl
streets. Omen, Becltwltli build
ing. Telephones Olllce, Biack
1291 ; residence, Main 110.
DR. J. F. TITUS, olllce Matlock
building. Residence, 632 Pearl
street. Olnco phone Red 1091.
Residence phone, ltea 4981.
MRS ANNA MAURER, osteopathic
physician. All curnble diseases
treated. Women and children a
specialty. Olllce over F. E. Dunn's.
Phono Red 1631.
DR. McDOUGAL, pnyslcian and sur
geon. In addlttou to gonornl prac
tice special nttentlnn given to dis
eases of women and children. Of
fice over Preston & Hales. Phone
Black 1631.
DR. M G. E. BENNETT, osteopathic
physician. Acute and chronic dis
eases treated. Offices over Cham
bers' stare. Phone Blnck 1326.
Ib'Nidcnco phono Blnck 4riH(.
ATTORN KY8-AT-LA W.
S. D. ALLEN, Attornoy-at-law, 610
Willamette street. Eugene, Oregon.
C. A. WINTERMEIER, At.tornoy-nt
law. Land titles and probuto spec
ialties. Olllce over Chambors-Brls-tow
Bank.
DORRIS & 8K1PWORT1I, AttorneyB-at-law.
Olllce In Hovey building,
ovor Chamhers-Brlstow Bank.
LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attorney-nt-law.
Hooiiib 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
and BavinK ink.
WILLIAMS ft BEAN, Attorneys-at-law.
J. M. Williams, L. E. Bean.
Practice In all courts of tho state
and before the U. S. Land Office.
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McCluug
- Building.
I. N. HARBAUOH. Special atten
tion given to divorce and settle
ment of estates. Agent for Conti
nental Insurnnce Company. Room
5, First National Bank Building,
Eugene, Oregon.
L. BILYEll, Attornoy-nt-law. Office
over Yoran's shoo store, Eugeue,
Oregon.
L. M. TRAVIS, Attornoy-at-lnw. Of- j I
flee over KtiKene Loan and Savings
Bnuk. EuKene, Oregon.
WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorneya-at-luw.
v. C. Woodcock and E. O. I
Potter. Office one block south of
Chrinmnn block, KuKono, Oregon.
WALTON & NEbJ, Attornoys-at-law.
J. J. Walton and 8. P. Nana. Will
practice In all the courts in tho
Btate. Oince, room 8, Walton
Block, Eugene, Oregon.
DOWEIl & MARTIN. Attorneys-at-law.
J. II. Bower and W. O. Mar
tin. Will practice In all courts.
Office over Chnmbers-llrlatow
linn':, Eugeue. Oregon.
JEBHE G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 26
West Eighth Blroet, Eugeno, Or.,
opposite postofflce. Gives spec
ial attention to tho examination ot
abstracts, drafting wills, nettling
estntes, conveyances and collec
tions. Also to all pension matters.
Phono Red 1170.
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Julius
Goldsmith
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Heavy Haijlintf
WOOD FOR bALE
504 WlllametteSU Eoftr', O-egon
Phon llliir.it 11 "
We're Outforthe Dust,
and we take evrry sprck of it from the gar
ments entrusted to our care, acd pive them
a thorough dry cleaning, which obviates any
ehince of the clothes shrinking We do
this work so thoiouRh y that the garments
actually look as if they h.id been washed.
Hrompiness in c.elivcry is another of our
strong points. (Mothrs djed to any required
shade. Moderate charges.
Eugene Dye Works
Phone Red 2861
459 Willamette St. Eugen", Or.
Furnisli your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. Wc do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning w.rk. v-all
and let us estimate on
your work.
Aya & Heitziiun
34 West 8th St.
Phone black 1171
Vincent & McNutt
Livery, Feed and
Boarding Stables
Everything Up-lo-Dati
FALL CREEK STAGE LINE
Stage starts from Holfman House at
i a. m. daily except Sunday
109 West 6th Phone Main 99
The Newest Wrinkle
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Premograph
JUST RECEIVED AT
Schwarzschild's
BOOK STORE
Madame Dean's!
FRENCH PA
FEMALE lILLOi
X'lttr FOR Htri'PKEHMKD "
MKNtTKUATioN. DETER MOWK TO flit
HmIVI Hun! Hpeedy! KnMnfticlWm (Jtinr
uiiUi'ri or Money jWum!el. Hint pro
pulil for ht lxx. Will no ml thi'tn
on trliil, to Imi paid for when rvlUnt'tl.
temples l'rf4'. Iimlnt on ReUtnjr the
frnuln, luvcpt no tubatltuic. If your
dniKxlHt dxw not littvo Uioui send Tour
ordun to luu
UNITED MEDICAL CO., Id 74, Uncirtif, Pi.
K4HCnK(MSG3KflLMHLHEIEMKM
Sofd in Eugene bv W. L Del.ano
Scott's Santal-Pepsln Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE.
Wot InflamiBBtlon or fWarrh
Of tti UlulttM tnd JJiftMtwt
Kldnsy. No aar no par,
Oarna ijnioiljr and txirmatv
ntlr alt Uanataral bU4ac
of tha Vrimmry Organ. Ab
to I oi If harm I Ma. Hald bf
drntegtsta. trio $100, or by
mail. poBtpa.rJ. fcl.U), or tbr
boiaa (2.15. Addnaa,
THE SANTAl-PEPSIN C0.t
by W.
. 1K IjANO, hiu-uisf.
S.E. Stevens
..Piano Tuner..
Leave orders at Eilcrs Piano House
Phone Main 4 1
Residence J38 West 12th street
Residence Phone Red 2771
J. W. BARRIVGER
Expert Housemover
Moves anything:. Twenty-five
years experience. Residence, East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts Phone
Red 451 J. Eueene, Oregon.
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