Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 13, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAtLY GUARD. -SrlBirPKI.NTI.Na CO., l.NC. ul w Fisher. 1 liai ' " "Svhea every aay ot the week, LU. excepted' Address all com- . :rin and make all remit- tiuoiv.----,a ..ki n The Eugene Guard. ,nce P"u,"" . Eugene. Oregon- ' subscription Katea Dally. n-ttvered by carrier, per week. I .15 P" hi carrier, per month .50 gj' one year (in advance). 00 ?.' (in advance) 2-00 g,, months (in advance) 81 : Advertising "rates 'made known on tered'a't Eugene. Oregon, postof flce as second-class matter. i..nu for the Guard, ...... iininic are authorized to 4rark- roburg Geo. A. Drury. All postmasters are authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions rece. . " n. .nH Weekly Guard. to le iv IXDEI'K.NHEXT PAPKK Member of Associated Press. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13 MICH hKPEXDS OX ATTlTrnE OP Pl'BMC Eugene was never In better shape financially than at the present time because Lane county has been ex periencing an era of unusual uros perlty. That' this will continue, de spite the present, financial stringency, no one''bo understands conditions can seriously doubt. Our banks are ill sound and conservatively man ned and their depositors have In most oases no immediate use for the funds they hold. What Is nec essary now Is a little patience on the part of the public until the stringen cy is relieved in the big financial centres, so that.banklng institutions In the Bmaller cities can collect their balances from the larger banks. This will come quickly when the great grain and fruit crops of the North west reach the markets of the world, and the gold to pay for them flows westward, relieving the banks that have advanced the money to move them, y The present Inconvenient holiday condition will come to an end In a short time and then business will be resumed In the normal way, and conditions In all respects will Im prove rapidly. The people can ul! assist in bringing a return of pros perous conditions by going about their business as usual, declining to hoard their money tr heeding the words of the croakers whose princi pal mission in life seems to be to make trouble. Such persons wreck ed the large Merchant's National bank In Portland, and probably by their "course will bring ruin to scores of erstwhile prosperous busi nessmen who were Indebted to the bank and dependent upon It for the conduct of their business. They have thus struck a 'blow at the commercial prosperity of ihe entire state and In flirted a wound that may be long In healing. For themselves the nils-rhief-makers have gained nothing unless some personal grudges have thus been satisfied at the expense of hundreds of Innocent persons whose welfare was bound up In the stability of their banking house. The conduct of the vast business operations of the country depends largely upon public confidence, and in times of doubt and panic It is the duty of every good citizen to do his full share toward Inspiring such con. fidence in his waeker fellows. Per- ona, spteen may be vented at other limes; financial reforms may be voealcd and political caplfl manu - InftumA -1 1....1 .,....,., sound and unshakep. At times of I unrest and uncertainty like the Pr- no me saiety or any community uu- bi' n a i.,.i ..i.,.,i.. ,nn,mi,ii enseanrt ,.! ham..,. ih,. Is ..... b . la the ascendancy. SHOW GOOD WILL thev have done me." Grand tonic for I I1EKOKE CllltISTM.s;the'aged and for female weaknesses., Great alterative and body builder. I Best of all for lame back and weak I A little good will before Christ- wlj.v. rtnaranteed bv W. L. Do. thai would be welcome, esoecially to those to whom the holiday season Is season of liard work and overtaxed nerves. At the risk of being a little ahead f time this paper requests Its wo man readers, not lo save all their. "hriitmas good will for their fami- and friends. Already on one fide Of the store "Na.ers crowds of restless and im-j Pailent shoppers are searching for Christmas presents. On the other We hundred, of men and women l piling and unplllng stocks of j X'Ods, patiently answering qucs- fikltnitai the I'nderwnod rink to. '("as. restraining a natural desire "'n!g.rit. n'1 rni"Y Jr,,,,r",'"i be Impertinent In reply to Imperil-! pleasant tln.e d. tf "ire. and altogether having a very! f "I'tfasant and r.ervotaxing experi- It costs no more to app! rood jpalnt-thercfo-e ue S.w Era ..d w ak our readers to do their topping early, to get-as tar as possl b: ahead of the rush, and try to e things a little easier for the rlerk nollte as thev fsmvi ihnu h,. " " "I'S them to be. This is the time ot year the em ployes In the stores look forward to with dread. The hrlstmas spirit of good will to all Is too often kept In cold stor age till Christmas. Why not try this year to use some of It iu ad vance to make welcome Christmas presents of tolerance and good na ture to the girl who tries to find J exactly the shade of ribbon you want, or to the vonnc man who ' hunts al, over his shelves to find ai oiuuhuiS juikci nir your iiusuanu. the change will be made. The South And If you will try to do your , ern Pacific trains, as well as the Cor- shopping early In the dav, as well as ' ... , ,k ,,, ; early in the season, you will save ; crowding ana ma scores of tired store employes. A little charity, pa-, Hence and thoughtfulness will go further toward brightening this Christmas than all the wreaths of holly you can weave. Harry Thaw's new lawyer began work on the new jury before It was'of chosen, by having Harry pay his dues! to his Pittsburg Golf Club and write that he expected to play with them In the spring. Meanwhile District Attorney Jerome smokes a few more cigarettes. It's a good guess that the trust magnates are much more anxious to have the President say something to quiet their fears of personal pun ishment than to suy something to quiet the alleged business fears or the country. It turns out that Anna Gould did not know when she had enough. She is to do another matrimonial turn with a prince, a cousin of Count Boni. her divorced husband, and tho Gould men are doing another "cus sing" stunt. The general public doesn't hear much about the cattle tick, but the Department of Agriculture estimates that they cost cattle raisers at least J100.00.000 a year. As a passenger killer and crippler. the trolley car seems to have the bulge on the steam car, even If it doesn't cut as much ice In the stock market. ' The Nashville young man who apologized to the family doctor be fore killing him. believes In being polite; also In the "unwritten law." In trying to put Washington on the water-wagon, the temperance legion are at least showing that they are not afraid to tackle a hard job. Another variety of pickle has been added to the 5 7 of Heinz his youngest son has eloped with and married a pretty trained nurse. COTTAGE GItOVE XEWS OF IX'TEItEST ! I Mr: "and Mrs. H. G. Morris have , moved to Eugene, whore Mr. Morris has accepted a po?ltlon with 11. r . Goodpasture. - J. Beebe, Lane county fruit Inspec tor, was in the city this week and re ports-that he finds much Improve- ment In the fruits brought to raar- ket. .Mr. tieeue will attenu ine mr- mers Institute to be hel l iu tills clty i on November 27th, The annual meeting of the r ar mors' . and Miners' Telephone Com- I pany was held in the parlors of t lo ! commercial iitiu jt.-sn.-iun. I noon. F. J. Hard, president ol the I comnanv. presided. Tho meeting 1 ' at,?nd,;'df n?hr,3?rVtor57: itlons were given for he directors H act upon. 1 he term o . H. Shane. director, having expired, A. J . Churchill was elected to fill the va-j'n Icancy L. A. Newton, of the Pacific 'states Telephone Company, was pres-1 ! en "djn .nv.M.lon made a ad-iu"1""' ' ! " I He I'oiiglil at fietlysliiirB. Z, . wri.AV ' -Electric Hitters have dime me more good man any nieiiiciue i ci i.f". ', For several years 1 had stomach trou- : ble and paid out much money for m&, l tno l.i It ( n irilOSI. Illlll I began Inking Electric Bitters. I o, .nl,l nor take l.'iinl Utr the good. Lano. druggist. ?0c. ApperKllrltli Is due In a large measure to abuse of the bowels, by employing drastic pur gatives. To avoid all danger tise onlv Dr. Kings New Life Pills, the fe. gentle cleansers nua iniig ira j tr8' ;arantpd for headache, hll- j Puisnes, malar. a and Jauii'iue ai L. Del-ano's store. -' ,nvl.,.r,r d.-ihle th.-lr fnnoy !n , years if :h-v lm l"t r ''r tracts In the Hlt'lr str-.-t a Id it lot. ' The city m.iM n.H.J In -bat '-" ' only at to " Company. Wall paper for room l'-''! rU you onl-S l i-reMim - a S. P. MAY RUN TRAINS TO COAST With the taking over of the man agement of the Corvallls & Eastern railroad by the Southern Pacific rail road has come the rumor that the West Side Southern Pacific train now running from Portland to Corval lls will continue Its run over the Cor vallls & Kastern route to Yaouina For years this change In the schedule naa been the subject of talk and now tlrrf ..te T.allis raln- are "ow stopping at the Corvallls & Eastern depot in Cor- wllch ,laB bM,n n , ,,, depot will be converted into a freight depot. ntorp Is a violent inflammation r.f the mucous membrane of the wlr.d pipe. which sometimes exteuds back to the larnyx and bronchial tubes. It is one of the most dangerous diseases children it almost always comes on In the night. Give frequent small dof 8 of , Ballard's llorehound Syrup aim at'l'1.1 uaiinui 9 inun .Inlment externally to the throat. 5rtc and II. Linn Drug Company. NOTICE OF MKETIXC. OF ItO.Utlt OK Kyt AI.IAf ION Notice Is hereby given that the board of equalization of Lane coun ty, Oregon, will attend at the court house in said county, on Monday, the ISth day of November, 1S0I, and publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct all eriavs in valuation, descripution or qualities of lands, lots or other property assessed; and It shall be the duty of persons inter ested to appear at the time and place appointed. Dated this 2Sth day of October, 1907. B. F. KEENEY. Assessor of Lane County, Or. n IS d&w .UST AltltlVKD Marvelous Madam Zarn, palmist, phrenologist, clairvoyant, gives never falling advice on all aff-.ilrs of life. Your past, present and future are as an open hook to her. If you are in doubt or trouble don't fall to consult Zara. She will advise you correctly. Office In tent next to Fraslcr's land office, one blork from depot, on Wil lamette street. Will cull at resi dence if requested. Headings reason able. nl3 THEP.K'S NO ISF. talking, you can't beal Horblne for the liver. The greatest regulntor ever offered to suffering humanity. If you suffer from liver complaint, If you are billions or fretful. It's your liver, and llerbine will put It In its proper condition. A posltlvo cure for constlpntlon, biliousness, dyspep sia and all ills due to a torpid liver. Try a bottle and you will never use anything else. . Linn Drug Company. -rIW, IF VOl- KXKW Tho merits of the Texas Wonder. you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2!l2fi Olive street, hi. i.otus. to ri he a .;.; in one iav Take LAXATIVE BHO.MO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If t falls to cure. E. W. C.KOVK sig- nature is on each Dox. Z;c. (TOAHS AXII TOHACl O Andy Taylor, 519 Willamette tt atreet. CHOICE LANDS FQK SAI.K Say, I have aome of the best farm., 'nop Bnd wneat land , Ijlne cho)(.e lot .Jm-fi.M s N n Hunt Springfield. SMB. Hunt. It expels all poisons, stimulates K" Hollister's Hocky Mountain Tea, the J most effective preventative of dia- 'pfe. 35 cents, lea or tablets. Linn Several lots and acre tracts have ,e(,n gJ, ln mair street aumtion ,irin iho nnst few dava. Invest- nientf in that part of Eugene are sure . I..lnn D..lUn,1l,1 r.,tirnu n nn mni. Ing values. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Ch?ney A Co., doing business In the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE Hl'N'DKED DOLLARS for each and every rase of catarrh that cannot be cured by the tiso of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn b.-fore me and subscribed In my presence this 6th day of De cember. A. I). 16. (Seal.) A. W. nt.EASON. Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter i,r ,n4 ,r ,,,rPrlr on thP biol n(j mucoiis surfaces of the system , Sl-n(j ff)r imtimnnlal free. F. 1. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, O Bold bv druggists. 7r,c Take Hall's Family Pills for con atlpatlon. I CASTCmA For Intaoti 'ad Ch.idrca. Till Kind Yon ' :w Always Baug' ..7 , Bfl&ri the 1 BVutr ft LOAN & SAVING BANK MAKES STATEMENT1- I MERCHANTS' NATIONAL HAXX -NOT ITS COKKKSPOXIIEXT OA Kit IKS ItKSKKYES IX AV OTHKIt BANK To tho Public: In order to correct an erroneous impression which has gained some circulation we wish to state that the Merchants' National Hank of Port land is not our correspondent, but that we carry our reserves with the Hank of California in Portland, and draw all our drafts against tile iuit.T bank. 1 he Bank of California has a coin- oineu capital, surplus ami umnwiitu profits fund of over IH.Oiiii.iiuii. aiul Is the strongest bank on the Pacific coasc. . The Merchants' National Hank of Portland has sent us all their col lections oil Eugene, and we curried a small balance with them to cover the amount of colections sent. This balauce luts iieen running down since the holidays, and t!;e el s lng of the bank does not alle.-i us. THE El'GENH LOAN SAVINGS BANK, Per F. W. Ostium, Cashier MAItltlEI) Al the M. E. Parsonage in Eugene. November 1:', lltn". bv lice. I. II Trimble. Joseph E. liaison and .V.lss hiliiti V Lewis, both of Kuitene. HE ( II AltlT Vltl i: to your horses ns well as to vonr selves. You need not suffer from pains of any sort your horses need not suffer. Try a hot'le of llallird'p Snow I. Inline::!. it euros ail pains .1. M. Huberts Br.kir f)e; I. Mo .writes J. M. Ilooertp. Ital.ecsiielil, Mo.. writes: "I h.ivo tis-nl your liulmeui for ten yer.rs aid fiirl It to be the best 1 h.ive ever used for niau o: beast," Llnu Drug Cmpnny. Kl'OKNi: BANK CHECKS GOOD WITH IS A It I We have Just rceivd a carload o! the celebrated "Jewel" heaters, inadi by the Detroit Stove Works. This shipment Includes 2S illffereut stylet and sizes, Including the "Tod. I," "Cottage and Itoyal base burners the "Pluto" for wood or eoal. In ruse you do not huvo the coin In yom pocket, we will accept a check on any ono of Hie FOL'U ECGENE BANKS. It GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO. Tur and Cnnrtiulnuiin For the complete cure of co-.;ghs colds, asthma ami bronchitis unit -J. lung complaints tending to constimp Hon, liverwort, tar and wild cherj have for nges maintained nn estn'o llshed reputation ns a standard cough remedy. It contains no opium oi harmful drug and run be given wltl safoty to children. Trice JI.00. Soli' by Linn Ilrug Co. Williams Mfg.Co props., Cleveland. O. II' VOU WANT PIT1E WELL WATER J. E. Kllbrirn wishes lo nunnunrc to the public that he has turned over his well-drilling machine to. (1. R. Kllborn. SBO High street, and or ders left with him w'll receive prompt attention. A Kigniflcnnt I'niycr. "May the Lord help you make Bucklen's Arnica Salvo known to all," writes J. G. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. N. C. "It quickly took the pain out of a felon for me and cured It In a wonderfully short time." Rest on earth for sores, burns and wounds. 25 rents nt W. L. DeLano's drug store. 8TOIIE ItlKOIS AXIt OFFICES I have blocks In contemplation Tenants desiring store rooms and of fices will do well to consult me Iris mediately. I am iilsi planning flatr for fnmllles. FREE THOMAS. Archil-. I 21 r It mm 7, t'hrl tinaii lllk. WOOD SAWING John M. P. IPxon, snccess-ir to W E. Boddy. All wo:u) sawed lo gauge For prompt service phone Blaeli 3312. Residence, 27 I lien street, tf (jnsollne woodssw I.AXD Hilt K.'.LI- We ran sell you better Innd for leas nianey than you run buy any place In Lane county. Don't fall to aeo or wrlto us before buying. J. S. MILNE A CO., if Cottage tlrovv, O r MOTHKICS KITCHEN Seventh and Oak streets, has open ed under new management. Good hoard and room by the day, week or month. PIrst-riass horn cooklny Chicken dinner every rtundsv tf MRS. 8. Y. ABBOTT. f I A H( "lT k" W( m i I r HI U I NO W. fl. White 's prr-imri-d to saw your wood on short riotlio, Phone Black 4;!T. 1. Residence, aid Wist HUih street. W. ). W. CIO AH Bent uf rlgar on the markc' If LEE HOriELTON. Homcbui:..om will find the hot burnaftm in II I h I r Htroct aild.tl n Make ymir on t-rrnii: pay for your Ul or arre trao'. out of your month ly aalriK. tf i i .. ...I i.,.. Pave a bllnter by t-fiririK kIhvoh from Pr uton tt HnWn t f r.!L A SSHTIEn 1 Olt SUE lli:k iu u. - . bi l.l-: An ordinary f ill in this office. I'tn; sm.i: - saU' cheap. i I i camera for Impi'ie at this office. I'Olt SALE - Second growth fir ttooii. Y. L. Coppcrtioll, at Watt's jew el: y store. It l-'OU SAI.K- A modern 1-rooni house on Vi'.-i l'if:h street. Kuiiili-o of owuei-. ll'aa lUiw street. ll-O I'OKDWOOli I'OH SALK Leave or ders with L. G. Itrowu at Dr. Urowu'a office In Chrlsinan block. , - . t jt , i; .. Time to make saner krant. Calilai-'e, lc lb., de livered t- any part ef the city. Phone Farnu rs ;tii. WOOD FOR SALE -A few cords of uood ilrv grub oak and dry fir. Enquire of- E. M. Warren, i Lawrence street. l'OR SALE AT A BARGAIN A Iwo sl.iry house and barn, lot SOxltiU: mus: be sold. Call at i:U Olive street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. da FOR SALE Small farm, S miles from Eugene; good orchard, house and li.iru; well and spring water. Al pK:ce for hogs and chickens, inquire of Guard. AT A 11 AHt.ArN- Kigiil ncros or r).;Htl. half mlli from luttttolfiro, Knftio. Must bo hoWI quiok. Call nt. ii:;i Oiivi snoot, lu'twoiMi Ninth and Tenth strrt'.ts. it.'. HA1.K in bi'it part the city, Kootl S-rooni housu mul burn, ou lot SOxltiO; litui.t,' lias hard nlun Ut; gtiutl woll. On rtKh t rido ot stri'c; nooii stiiuio ami fruit. Lock Box 17J, Kimono, (Vonon. tf KOU SAI.K HY OWNKIl- Now, room, t w story linu.-t nil mod oin; 'minovtd tot lio hy H0 foot, two blocks from si root oar; worth $:i.rn). ll lakon ut onne price will bo S-'.SOO. hunilro at this nf floo. ? tf KOU SAI.K 11Y tiWNKII-ir.rt ncrofl of oliob'o rivor linttom land, & mlloj from Kuono; inn aoros undor cul tivation, Imlwdjnt; imp yard; bal anrc partly timbcrod. Six-room ouso and ood barn. Choap at $lwo por aero. If Hold nt onc $00 por iiiro will tako U. Add rods "A. 11.," enro tlnard. tf KOU SA 1 .10 HY OWNKIl Now oIkM room liouso wit h nnn,olooirlo Unlit, boautirul shrubliory, mid all mod ern Improvomotits, two blocks from car l'nc and In ii'iirt of roa Idenoo dlslrlot. You pay no aKnlH conimtsslon. Lois till 2-3 x 100. Apply at this office for parttcularu. If KOU SAI.K AT A BAIU1AIN Clood hoiiflo of 7 rooms, so fruit trooH, doop woll with wind mill, one noro under chlckon fonco; largo chicken houso; twit blockH from (ioary school houso. I'll Co, $1000, Time on pint. 1. N. llarbaiiKh, anont. liitutii f, ovor K!rsi Natton:il Hank. HrliiK (lilrt iiotltc with you. M ISC 'KUiA . I'.OIH (1ASOI.INK WOODHAW P. Mil ler, plwino Hlack 4 707, roHltlonce 771) Kast Kleveiith Htreet (Kulr mount ). niAlNKI) NUKSKCallB nnHwerod nt nil hourH. Host of refi'reuccH. Mrs. .1. A. Athorton, l2 Orchard avenue, phono Itcd 4501. tf CCOKlHON I'LKATINU Donn by Mr. Hert Vincent nt 0117 llllyard Htroct, n our Kant Ninth, on re a mm -nblo teiuiH. Hholit) HoJ 301i. tf (lOLI) AND SILVKK 1M.ATINO On knives, forkn and till tiounohold ar tlclort that d') not look like now. Write lite Oregon Plating Work, 1 2H l,ownHdalo. mroot, Portland, OroKon, for nrlcon. OO.N T fall to si Chozoiu If you want l;ir;ilns In real oh! at fl. We buy iitid hi'H farm und city prop erty, Improved and iinlmprovod. Timber imwI mlnliiK Htook. II. Cho ri'in. Itoom 1 , Walton Hld. tf von it I; nt I'O'.l liKNT An oluht-ruom brume and h tiarn for form Call at HI'! i ..t Klfth Htr' ot. if i 'OU JtKNT -An ol kill -room hum newly, palntod mid paporod. Ki (in Iro (it lt0 Ji ffonuin tit root. tf K()ft ltl;.S l" Aj. euhtroom bonne. Krifpilie at tl.o but Iiouho. on North Jefli'i Hftn uln i't, . dt f lt)H KKN'I l ino fmiit room; fur riaoo h-at, olooirlc liKht, bath. 154 Kait Ninth. WAN'i'Kl TO TKAIK-Mlbh cow for a pony. Tai'iiiTi lOx, IrvltiK III I K(jl( ItKNT - Two furnfHhcd room fur yiMintt inert utiHlonf. Call nt :C12 Kant Konrt-(fiilh Mtre(-t. If HOt'BK Koit 11KNT Kitbl-rooiii boM -'f for r tit Kii'i'ilro al roiinn 0, 7. h. MoCllltiK blork, KlKhttl and Willnno'Ho hiro'tM. tf KCHMSUKI) ftOOM.H- Klcctrlc lUht and l'h; threo hlorkn went of poAtul fif o. Apply at b'2l Lincoln tr KOU HKNT--A Jtool farm to rent; Kod btili)in,t; or'-bfird; nprlnu wat'-r; d.tlly muil. W. C. Harbour, Mot 11 , KiK' ne, Or. Phono Iiij k 10" 1. 1 n 1 4 pAsn in; io hi;m - win p.itur f.i?!i and tHrr.( i nn the Matthew W.i It I f.! no, t o rnll H wont of V.nz' n . I lit" urnrlim; tornm rea sHiai-io iiiinio Uoorn 1, ovor l.o.in k H;ivlni4 bank, or mid town P O Hox !:, KlIK'MIO. COLUMNS LOST AND FOl'XD Fol'ND On Wllhiniell.- street, a package containing gloves. Fur p.i: ticulars call at I. are's pheto-Ri-jph gallery. West Tenth st. l.ltir -A fur lap robe between llie nttehlug racks siirroiimllng the parks and North .lelfersou slreet. llluek on one side and lamy on olbei. Suitable reward to finder. Please leave with Miss U.iy at tel ephone office. li 1 :t LOST A ladies' baud puise, e ui- lulniug certltlcate of deposit, mon ey and other valuable arltilcs. Was lost between Kasi Tliiiieeui li rail road crossing and Wlll.imeiie street. Finder please leave at ibis office or with 1.. 1). Ileckwlili mid receive reward. STRAYED From the Island, oppo site Pennington's place, seven miles below town, six bead of cat tle, branded "l" on rli;ht hip or S speut- on left side or hip. All charges will be paid upon recetpi of liitormaliou concerning same. Cal Young. Eugene. Or. nl." 'OSITION WANTKD Chlnoso cook wants position. Call at Chinese laundry. &7S Lincoln titrcot. uio. WANTKU Hy n yotinK married man. position as salesman, grocery pre ferred. Address liuard, or phone Hod 10fl. nis W ANTKI nressmakliiK nnd plain sowing. 57 1 Jt'fforson, hot ween Seventh and KlKhth. Mrs. II. K. Hurr. nao SALKSM AN WANTKl) To go ou the ron tl ; s;i la iy of $ 1 0 0 a mou t h . Call ou Hiishiioll & Crane, West Klghlli street. If IK YOl' WANT TO SKLL your prop erty toll the, Oregon Laud Compa ny about It and they will do tho rest. 412 Willamette street, Ku Bonc, Or. tf PROFESSIONAL COLUMN AltCHITKCT KltEK THOMAS Art-lilti-ct. Skoti-h-es and ltinn drawn, liluo prlniH and apoolflratluna. Oooral Hiipt'i'. vIhIuii ovur biillillnKH In ciiiirmi n( riiiiHtriictliin. If thlnkliiK (it liullil ItiK lai'Kt) or Htiiall, bou uv. lornis roiiuonnlilu. Itoom 7, C'IiiIhiiiiiii block. Ul IMIVHICIANH AND HI IKJUO.NH. I)l(. II. 'tTUUI-EY Oatoupnthlc physician. ..Offices ovor Clianihora' Bturu, bit- WlllamotlK atri'vt. I'honu Illui'k 1'i'iH. Oiinatiltntluti freo. Rualdonco, 734 Korry atreot. I'liono lti'il 31U7. PH. ANNA . MAUUElt, oatonpullilc physician. All curable illrtounoB Iroatod. Women and children a specialty. Office over F. hi. Dunn's I'hone Red 1631. J. KUA..K -TITS. M. I). lliiniouo. iiainio nnysiciaq anu surKCon Chrtinlc dlsvaRea and dlHuast'S ul women and children Klvcn spec 1 it I ntti'litlilll, Kiiradlc, Kill viuiUr static, X-ray and vibratory nlcciill. cal treatments given. Office, cor. nor Willamette ami lOlithth atreelH, Matlock UldR. Kealdonco, :I2 I'oarl street. Offlre I'hone, Itcd 1081. Kealdonco phone. llo 4X1. at roa n k no-vr- vwv. a. T). Al.LKN, Attornny-iit-lar, CIV Wlllainette street, Eueno, OreKou L. M. TltAVia, Attorney-al-luw. Of. flee over Eugene Loan and HavtiiK' Hunk, Eugeuo, Orogon. C. A. WINTKHMKIKU, Atloriicy-ai law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chaiubora-llrls tow Hank. WOODCOCK ft POTTKIt, Attorneys, at-law. . C. Woodcock ami K. O Potter. Office one block south ol Chrlnnian block, Kiirfono, (jiukihi WII.LIAMU ft ltlCAN, Attorueys-ut law. J. M. Williams. L. li tteuu Practice In all courts of tho stiih and before the U. fi Land ntllre Offices 12, IS, H and 10 MuCluut llulldlni. DOHHIH ft HKIPWOKTII, Altoriioys nt-law. Office In llovey building, over Chamhers-llrlstow Hunk. LKON n. EDMUN80N, Attorncy-at-law. Itooini 1 and 2, Eugeue Loan and Bar I uk Mik. L. II1LYKU, Attorney-at-law. Offlcf over Toran's shoe sture, Kuguue, Oregon. IIOWKIt ft MARTIN, Attorneys-at-law. J. II. llowor and W. 0. Mar. tin. Will practice In all courts. Office over Chambers-Hcltow Dank, Eugene, Orogon. WALTON ft NKhw, Attorneys-st-law 1. 1. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In t in state. Office, room 8, Walton illork, Eugene, Oregon. I. N. I1AKIIAUUI1. Hperlal atteu tlon glvon to divorce and settle ment of estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Itoom 6, Klrst National Ilauk Building tugene, Oregon. JKHHB Q. WKL1.8, Lawyer, No. 2f West Eighth street, K'igeoe. Or., opioslte postofflre. (lives spec lal attention to the examination ol abstracts, drafting wills, settling estate, conveyances and collec tions. Also to all punslou matters I Phone lied 117. "umbing Furnish your new home fcopcrly. Don't slight the r.is fixtures. Wc do al! kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wvrk. ; Call and let us estimate on your work. Ay a &. Heitznun 34 West 8th St, I'hone black 1171 EIectric,Gas,Water Wil!am3tte Volley Co Chartered 1886 The First National Bank CF EUGENE. ORECON Capital and Surplus SI 50,000 We will be pleased to have your name on our hooka your funds sub ject to check. We will handlo your htiHliicsa with care anil In strict coiiflilence, whether your account la liii'Ku tr ttimil I. T. O. Hendricks rrosldont S. II. Kakln Vlco l'realdont P. 11. Siioilt;ras Cashier I. like Ij. (iiiuilt lch. . Aniilstattt Cashier P L. UIAMBI!KS, Presldtnl. DARW1NT BRISTOL Cuhlcf Chambers-Bristow Banking Company ! Of Eugene. Oregon. Paid Ud Cash Capital $60,000 Nules and MiirtAf;cs bouvhl. Monry luanrd on Approved vcurity. interest psld on time crrtilical's of tier-okil. A geoeral banking tv'lueu tr4iiA.ictrd. 0' sn inks iikavm Diiora GrrAtrnl known rrtuedy for hravei HlRhUod, Or., Oct. 31, 1902 Thls li to crrlily Hut I g,tve my nurc one bottle of "Stnnc'i Hcve ' Drops" and cured hr ot heaves. '1 hit wjb Uit winter and alie has not been allrcted lince- G Vallac I R.S.C. S I'ONE. Salem, Or. hur t.ilr by all drugglstsu $1.00 HOWER (& WOOD Real fo.ite ind Timber Lands Kanchi harm and City Property Yo r patniiMe reipecllully tolicited Oftlce 63 West 8th St. Dr. Mary .Lane The home of the lr. Mary Lane1 Meillcil iiml Sun;lrul Instltuto Is lo cated In ron'iix li to 14 In the Clrand, Theater In: llri;;, Portland, Oregon), oeciipyliiK the cnllro upiur floor. ItUeuMi'S of women and children are) given speclul utteiitlon and most ox port treatment by a corps of expert phyxlrlans. .Maternity rases handled with extreme card and children adopted Into first-Hags fnmllles. Con sultation free. AllSTii.UTOP.S. Till'! LANK COUNTY A11STKACT CO., Itoom. 2 and 3, Warren Block, KuKone, dreg. in. Prices reasonable. MINIMI KMilNKKItH. IIKItrtKItT I.KKlll. mining engineer and expert inetulliirglnt. Reliable Information fiiiiiHtied to Intending investors. Kxuminatlona and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Kiigeiie. Oregon. I MlKUTAKKItH. I. W. KAYS ft CO.. undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY ft IIKMiKKHON, undertaker, and eitiltftliners. Comer Willam ette and Hevesth streets. W. T OOltlxiN, funeral director. Htnto licensed embalmer. Offlce and reshlenrn, . Tenth, and Olive streets Phono lied HX1. and salespeople by being a O