Eugene daily guard., November 21, 1907, Image 3

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21
Cl'KRKXCY LEGISLATION
THAT BANKERS WANT
The campaign bf education which
certain bankers and currency reform
ers are carrying on in favor of elas
ticity by means of credit notes so
progressively taxed as to prevent In
flation, and properly secured by a
guarantee fmifl, is slowly bearing
fruit- H 1s generally understood,
of course, tliat serious and sectional
divisions among the bankers them
selves "would be fatal, In a legisla
tive sense, to any scheme of reform,
however moderate and safe it might
be considered by Impartial students
of the currency problem. Congress
lias been extremely reluctant to han
dle this difficult and delicate ques
tion,, :and It will undoubtedly remain
so until the experts and authorities
reach a substantial agreement as to
what is inee'ded and how the need
may Ue -supplied with the minimum
of Imaginable risk.
Tinst 'year the American Bankers'
Association took a forward step. A
ttrrrency "commission was appointed
to recommend - a plan af stringency
prevention and automatic adjustment
of supply nf note circulation to the
fluctuating demands of legitimate
business. This year the convention
of the nssoc'lation has discussed and
rndorsvd the committee's plan, which
has been before the public, for sev
i ral months and which, it is known,
has buen the subject of considerable
private tldb'te among the bankers Dr
the West as well as of the East.
The -plun'that has now received the
approval eft '(he association Is not
considered very radical even by those
who -ertsMse -It. Ex-Secretary Shaw,
1'rr -example, Objects to It on the
Kronnd t'lmt lit provides relief only
1or "speriln'l seasons" instead of mak
ing the -jrliple -currency more elastic.
"Vie opposition to It among Western
linkers I -based on fundamental ob
jection In zify ''urwo-vered" circula
tion that M. drmllation not secured
ly government 'bonds. The term "fl
i:" has "bem jippliell by some to any
scheme -which provltits for credit
notes issued in -any -amount and un
der any restrictions and safeguards
whatsoever.
The convention's endorsement,
however, marks another step toward
the necessary concensus of opinion.
The committee Is to go on both with
Its educational citmpaign -and with
the effort to objiiln legislation along
the lines of Its report.
AM GOING AWAY
IX XINKTY-MNE YEARS
According to a mwtitlity tafllle Just
adopted by the State .f fcw York
for statistical purpose, out of a
stlven 100,000 person B"td -2 years,
there will be not ojje alive at the
end of ninety-nine years. That
means that all those alive and- in
earth today, above the aje of
years, will be somewhere else nlne-'y-nlne
years hence. All will have
passed away. The Information is
not new, of course, as an exchange
marks, but It serves to remind us
of the mutations of time, it knocks
at the muffled drums of hearu
bats, giving notice of the unend
ing procession of funeral marches.
It calls to view the relative shortness
of human life, and the necessity ot
d iing today the duties which devolve
"pon the race of mankind. More -
over, the figures referred to snow
that after th.. nerlml of infancy Is
safely passed, the percentage or
deaths Is heaviest between the az'
if 50 and 60 years. This again sug
gests the fact that persons of mid
lie when they have all their
'acuities best developed and t-aiiied.
must compress Into a decade alwut
all the good things they may hope
to perform In this life with distinc
tion or great profit. After Cn. one
should begin the harvest of his years
of labor, the case of producing fa
"IHly which his experience has added
to hit abilities. It Is only after 70
last oe should really begin to loins'
of applying the brakes. Many there
are who have remained in ache life,
to the good of their country and
themselves, oven beyond Si), Inu ih,-
are ox -epti m, , tnf. mortality table
The .lii m f ih win probably be "'all
in" at 7'l. Hap, illy f,.r Uj ; ;,- Wl,
can l.io'.ti.u-k upon a we!!-i-hxeii,
1 w. 11-iu,-. ut , earnest an.) hones: li;.
William Jennings r.
made
strenuous atta. k on iht L.tegrity of
the nieliniinlitaa new ;'a ;;ers in a
s;jee;'h ileiiveie.l rtiently at Kieh
muad. .Mr. l'-ivnn stated that the
uverase city paper and the country
paper is all right, but charges that
lite larse metropolitan dailies are
controlled by the trusts and that
their columns are open to the highest
bidder.
J. J. Hill, railroad czar of the
Northwest, also picked up a few bar
gains during the panic-sales. Among
them, sufficient stock in the Amer
ican Locomotive Company to give
him control of the Kogers locomotive
plant, at Patterson, N. J. Only the
other day J. J. was saying thai his
road could not get money to make
betterments.
Jim Hill says In effect that the on
ly way for this country to become
really and truly prosperous is for
the people to let the railroads rule
and ask no questions. Better Idea
would be for the country to own and
oporate the roads In the interest of
the people. We'll leave It to Hilly
Bryan If that Isn't right.
We take It that the Pittsburg wo
ried woman, who claims to haw been
drugged and kidnapped by a mem
ber of her Chinese Sunday-school
class, will hang a "Beware-the-good-Chinamen"
idacard where sat; can al
ways see It; also tfiat she will give
up her class.
Senator Scott, f Wert Virginia
who claims to sapport a new presi
dential candidate every Say in order
not to coaimit himself to any one ex
clusively, says Tatt was only a quar
ter horse at bewt. He need not ex
pect any pull under a Taft ad minis
tratlon.
By the tiiue Japat. gets through
financing tho mammoth worlfl's tit
position to be held in 1912, in which
I'ncle Sam kas been most carcltaUy
lnvitnii to paj-ticlpatt., she'll hi in ho
condition to think -of conducting
war.
Inasmpch as the Kaiser h-as ben
fietjuently quoted as favoring the
extensiun ul trusts, the gathring uf
royaltj- In England may be the first
step Award the fnrniiitlon of a Tif.val
trust, to control the king business.
Non-roters jntira be gettlivg very
numerous In .Michigan, where the
constitutional consentlon Is eonsldw
ing a proposition which priwJdes jail
as a penalty for jiot voting and a.1-
lous a xeuate to t&x-jia.ving lotera.
lira Hetiy Greetn says "tbe politi
cians are eating the country up."
Maybe so, but the Irust magnates
and money-lenders f the Green type
seem to be getting UieJLr full ahare of
tha grub.
"Joe" Pulitzer Is advocating more
pomp and pageantry In our official
ceremonies. Guess "Joe" never saw
a governor's staff, weighted down
with tniliury titles and gold lace.
That beef trust iijnuiincer got
mixed. When he jj:J i--o was to
be a cut in prices, Le aitjt to havt
said that there was a mtlju to b
cut for the bosses.
If we und'Vtjud some of the tr Jst j
defenders, t .ey would favor &i&;nL
to the commandment, "Thou skull
not steal," tue two words, "unless
I Incorporated."
Between the prohibition wave and
the seizing of distilleries for revenue
frauds, the southern distillers are
up against It gmid and hard.-
m t he evage,t who said, "there
will be no aiiioui.iiuiea i;i ii'-uii.",
mean to imply that they would all
go to the othtr pla.-e?
! -h,Hir e ms to te kicking
be-
cause "In God we triHt" was not
: , . .,. .hV th,,. clearing house
printed
i certificate
j IIIV.II
-Kiss me." .mg the maiden.
To plaintive little ,'ir-"'
Holding up a dainty mouth
Svi.-et as K.wes born in June,
I
, h !-lr twelve Hummers box's.
S,,,rs trie lalnry protlert-d ..s.,
Wi'h a "Won't lt me be.
You annoying little nnss?
Time gH-s on- and little maiden.
With th- has nM-r grown,
i,,i . !,!( a st'.re of lovers
Maid-.n si.yi
claims ber own.
I,. the lad ha- changed his manner,
, ih-s the maid remcn.b-'r this.
Cirl. were ' " U!ln,
Society's Xhirst For Pleasure.
By llhr BERNARD VAUGHAN. EnslUh Preiohtr.
o
U!i "..J h mammon. WE
Y,'0':S,::; WKALTII;
lor JivioVtuls, for rea.iv
a!init that tluv measure li;iiniiu ly woalth, im.l ly wealt'.i
thov measure- resp.vtulnlitv. Ami so .lowti -mo of th.-m .lro; IN
l'lIOSTKATK ADMIRATION llKFOKK T11K viDl.DKX ('All',
to which thoy are prop-iivd to otlor m:y saotilieo, provided only tho
oblation will socinv for them tin immeuiato return oi irohl.
X K K
WHAT IS THE EXPLANATION OF THIS RUSH FOR THE FLASH
OF GOLD? DO PEOPLE WORSHIP WEALTH FOR ITS OWN SAKE
AND SEEK IT FOR THE MERE EXCITEMENT OF
W MAKING ITT NO! BESIDES LIKING WEALTH SO
f ' MUCH FOR ITS OWN SAKE, WE PURSUE IT A3
- - FIERCELY A3 WE
PLEASURE MORE. THERE 13 A FEVER THIRST
FOR PLEA3URE.
Wo are altogether too fond of amusement, and as
we cannot have amusement without money pontile
must have monev, and, as money is mostly in tho
'hands of men, WOMEN WILL DO ANYTHING
TO GET SOME OF IT from them, and if you
venture to exhort them to stund in the rear of their affections and to
hoU themselves a little DEARER they will calmly turn round and
reply that seemly behavior is too dull, that LIFE IS NOT WORTH
LIVING unless they can get into tho swim and tasto of what fruit
they want and drink at whatever fountain they wish and stoop to any
villainy that ia handy.
BVIUTOTHK HATCH KT I
. (Pok.Wo,jirver.)o i
me vwnanieue aim
apple raisers have at last burled tnei'i'.' 1. ,.
k.l.W o 'tin c:llf! WP11. It WHS a
.. , ... ,.r i.,tln .-., anil .
Its outcome has proved waat the wise
ones have known all nlaiiK. namely,
thnt the production of a first-class
apple in Oregon depenity upon ener
gy Intelligently appneo. ratner uiau
reiimrau., " ""''
Sen yTRW- i
upon locat.on. lae Jtvatry inaj
WUlauiett valley has been ot lnesn-1 ' . , . JJ, , ,
ml le value to rt orchardlsts of I Had left a .eavy ro-lnch cMse on
hmh illmricts and tins placed Ore- top ot the ladder. When he pulled
Nn tie very Iron " rink of th. the ladder out aVay from the build
SrtUMcnwIng strttuH ot the natoa. ing the chsel feU and slruOt his arm
For the benefit cJ this Important in-' Jst nbovv the wi 1st. .
dustrv even yet In Its Infancy, let 3nmes Parvla was vwy 111 last
m rhoi that spirit of rompetl- w-k. bat Is fetllng as wall as usual
r tittifTati atTtiin.
and m e removed, will 1 more-
keenta the future than It has rn
In the past. Let the rivalry be In-
tense, but le, It be of the f,!(,d,y
aul.
STl'Xti
"Why are you croaking, anyhow?
The lia'nks haven't g ;t any of your
monev lied up. have they?"
"So, but they've given every man
I want ot borrow from such punt
exeiwe'to turn me down."
citmp
violent lnflamnution of tlm-
mucous membrane of the w-ial pli, ,
wtiicSi sometimes extends lunik, to the
lurnyx arid bronchial tntiea. It is
one of the most dangerous dlseums
af 'dallllren. It almost aiw-afTs cmnvB
on in the night. Give frequent small
doses of Ballard's HoreWra3 yrnp
and Hppiy Ballard's Snow l.hilment
ejctemidlly to the throat. lac,
and 31.
Linn 'Drug Company.
Jc
STVHKItOOMS AX1) OWTCtDfi
I have blocks In contemplatttmi.
Tenam-s Ueslrlng store rooms -and rt
flceB will do well to consalt me 1m
inefltHWty. 1 am also plaaalng fliaJta
for futiillies.
?'HEE THOMAS, Architect
1 211 Hooin , Chrlsman F;ik.
fn-'F.M:N' HOl'KK CIOAH STORlt
We hundle all the leading ttraails
of cigars :nnd tobacco.
TOVCKNT & HA MM ITT,
ti '095 Willamette streeL
o. w. ck;ah
Rest Trciftlgar on the nnrkf,
tf.
l.KB HOSEl.TON.
Stat of Ohjj. Cl'.y of
I.uc
Oijiinty, us.
Frank 0. -fllieney makes oath (bat
he l t)e serfior partner of the firm
of F. J. rtienet.- Co , doing huliiw
;n the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaia, and that snld f rm
will pay rlie sum of ONE m'NDKEI)
KOl.I.ARf! for each and every case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FHATs'K J. CHENEY.
Sworn b.-fore me and subscribed
I . ik,. CU A n ,.t
T"
(Seal.) A. V. C.l.EASONV
. Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, and acta dlrectlr on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free
V. 3. C1IKNF.Y it CO., Toledo, O,
Pold br drurclsts, 7Tic,
Take Hall's Ksmlly Pills for con
tlpatlon. '
Start winter In a Wealthy eondltlon
be free from disease. Hvlllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. the must relia
ble preventative. Nothing s sure
t keep you well. 3f. cents, tea or
tablets. Linn Drug Company.
Wall paper for room 1!iHx costs
you only 11.21 at Prsnton Hales.
tf
Skating at the t nderwood rink to.
night. Come .and enjoy yourself; a
pleasant time assured. tf
If yon are going to use coal this
winter It will pay rou to get a
Wilson Coil Healer. dtf
ders a Morris' tfut fkora. tf
Wasoor luae punoa. Laf or-
FKAIJ - K, Kr. hlv !.... r. .up
lunuv tlm rush for ii'.iuk renins,
mo: ey. Men ami women si'iil;
DO OECAUSE WE WANT
LOST VAI.I.I V XI-WS
XCti
has
.,.. , ,,., ,,..t.,iiiiir
1" 1.11'B ,,i,.,..j.
Wa forgot to
mention last week
that Alva Addlnton has moved out
from the Klgdon station. He sys
the trad was Rood during tho sum
mer. William Cruzan had the, misfor-
, .! arm In two
" ... ifcl II. hat been
S" v'i
Charts Chandler, who has W
Vk fr.so Iowk a time. Is again al
t "e nuoui. i... j v
,,,o honr o h isreco
I....1 J- A ..r -.il,.. f nnr t-.n.'-
ular MteiiiUntH were aiisent Inst hint
day. Are IMe lessons not InlcrfstitiK
fti :irnli tot vim? If you study vur
l' ssons well befnrel'y.ml and he then
on time wv ,l:hik ytui will find lilicni
very liltere.-tla.
OSTKOIM'TIIT AM)
WO.M.VJWINI)
The Vltneases oi wotno aw often
noKlectd loo Iouk beraune rfif the
emburrfissnient Itn-ldent to tftiatnlna
(Ion aorid are snill oflenr compli
cated -as -a result of tlw aflnirnlKlra
tlon OC polwinonw druirs. tOstoopa
thy 'Offers a utntmem 'titeh has
nchlivwd '-better results tlmn any
other; which Is- natural aifc Iwtnce
1Iim"s mot-establUh f4intamr 'vll con
ditions; and which, Unro'hin. g local
exiinitTintliin and treatment 1 le ol
ten 'than other nieitisKlK, In In nw
-wqy 'tryli.g to the ajost e.emltlie
woman. '.Moreover, Osteoptrtn y trest
ment frequently ncconivI-'ne8 by
perfectly natural and painlea ; netb
ods complete cures In ranest n i fhlrb
-oiwniutloiis are imually peswrtedl to;
and operations. It should lie rei nen
beretl, seldom lesve the pwUJiit weiil
antl ery often Indeed lay 1tao fbuo
dntmn for fresh troulilea. "ifliut dls
1:lugaishcd woman who oice de
clared, after personal ffonerl frnt'r
wh,h Osteopathy, thnt, evf-c ha 1 It
no other application than w. the III
of women it would have naide Its
fninidoT, Dr. A. T. Still, Immortal,
did rsiit exaggerate,
.Vote For more specific It for. 7ia-
tlon f."e the Osteopath.
DU. II. I.. BTt'DI.EY Ostnrpat hlr
idosicfan. Oflces ovpr Cluiinbt ira'
'--;, MS Wlllamett .street
I'tivue Illiok I32II. Consilitntl on
fror. Itesldetice, 734 Kerr tre-)t.
Pl ioie-lted 317.
Hill ( ll.lltlTAHI.K
to your tiorses as well as to f mir
m-lves. Vott need not suffer tfrom'
pains i(f any sort your horses aeeo'
not suflMi. Try a bottle of Hnlliwd'iu
Hntw Liiilirient. It cures all pulns.
.1. Jl Hurirts. Hrikersfleld, Wo. .writes
J. M, t'.cil.erls, Itnkenfleld, Stn..
writes: ! have used your lliilmrnl
fir ten y.ii!K and find It to be ti'ic
best I haie ever used fur mau lit
beast."
Linn Dn; Cnmnsny.
A R4.lt E ( II AM M
t have a lay in of 127 a. i -l la sell;
70 acres In i-solvation, no screi pas
lur;, m'i seres timber; huisei, roas,
hogs, fhlrkeiix. wagons, (,-irm laiplo
nients; orchsrd sod good buildings.
$4S per acre, fr'our mips from de
pot;; good sch&Kils and neighbor
hood. K.-iqiilre at the Bprlfigfb-ld
Hotel, Bpriugfleld. Or. tf
It costs no & to apply good
paint therefor ijm? New Era. Soil
only jt the ilurger-Ilean Hardware
Company.
Floods the iiody with warm, glow
ing vitality, rriskes the nerve strong,
riukkens ilrcuiatlon, restores natu
ral viiror? rnekes you f.-l like one
born again. Hol'lster Pmf,ky Moun
tain 'lea. U (efjis, tea or tablets,
Linn liriig Company. q
to ft itK a f.r,; it om: n v
Tat-e LAXATIVE IIHOMO Quinine
Tablets. DnOilsts refund money If
It falls to .sre. K. W. C'tOVK d sig
nature Is oa each box. 20c.
CLASSIFIED
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i-atlter.l
:il this i. ft
l-il A!.l', - See, jr. 1 ,;, en . ii til'
wnoil. W. 1- t,'.-i''erne!l, ;tt Wut'.'s ,
,ieve!:',v itM-e. t t
i ; -room house !
hill SAl.K- 111. nil
on West l-'itlli sir
t. Kiwuhe of -
owner, i'i'.; tllie street.
tl
COKI'WOOU KUK SAl.K Leave or
ders with I-. U. Hrowu at Dr.
brown's office In Chrtsinan block.
WOOD l'Oli SAl.K A few cords ot
ioml dry Rt'iib oak and dry fir.
Kniiulrt) of I'.. M. Warren, 4-li
Lawrence street.
FOK SALE Kxcavatlng dirt- Any
one wanting snmo will do well to
see A. C. .Mathews, 31 a West 4th
street, rhone Illack 2SI1. n21
KOU SAl.K Four quarter sections
good saw timber; a snap If taken
at once; parties need the, money.
Address Lock Dox 455, Eugenie,
Or. ' I'
VOU SALE AT A HAHOAIN' A two
storv house and barn, lot SOxlGU;
must be sold. Call at i33 Ollvo
street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. d5
KOH SALE Small tann, 3 miles
from Eugene; good orchard, house
and barn; well and spring water.
A I Place for hogs and chickens.
Inquire of Unnrd. nl'J
AT A HARO.AIN Eight acres or
chard, half nillu from postofflce,
Eugene. Must be sold quirk. Call
at till 3 Olive street, between Ninth
und Tith streets. tl"
Foil SALE English walnuts at ISe.
. 20c. and 25c per lb. Also ono gratio
Jerney cow, 4 years old. Address
1-1 1.. Cox, It. K. D. No, X, Ensene,
Oa. Phone Farmers lllti. 2.ri
FOitt SALE In best uri ot tie city,
Kood 8-room house nud bnrn.on
'lot h Ox 1 10 ; houm has hard plas
ter; good well. On right ride -of
stree; good shade anil I! lilt. Lock
Ilox 172, Kutvnd, Oregon tf
FOK SALK BY OWN fctt 1 60 acreslj
of cnoire river oiioin 'inno, o iihicsn
rroiu Mftiti; mu awes uuoer ra.1-1
tlvatloti, InoXMlng Bop yard; bal
ance lmrtly timbetid. Slx-roo?a
house and rood Utrn. C'hititp t
$100 jwr uof ". If (old at onee ?0
Iter nrrn will till o It, AdilKess
"A. B," uiitu (iilicd. , it
FOK S.M.T! Tt V OWNEU -Ne 'tO-OH-nimii
lnniAi with gas, electric il.vtht,
lioiiiitlftil 'sltrubr.iry, und all iinid
pru Initi'ovoinr nts, two I'socks
from cat- line 41. id In heart Vrf res
Idiuee ll.'trlct. You pay no Uent's
coiMitlSirtiu. '(,ota fit! 2-11 , 1110.
Aiil'i'ly lU. this ("fflcu for Tiat'rVuliirs.
tf
FOE K.U.I-: AT A IIAHliAl'N Good
liause '.if 7 vnnins. friiit trees
(ber elp wl. h wind mlll.'.itin acre
'urnli'T chtckr.n fence; iuir chicken
'lousic two blocks frt'in Geary
wrliodl hoiiss. Prlw. TtJO. Time
ton Wirt. I. N. HhtIiiiiiiIi, agent
Hooni f, oser Klrsa Niiltonal Hank.
HrlnK this notice -wMh yau.
-row ittCNT
milBllCNF SmaiL liand-i' farm for
rjitf.. Aclresa "V, cutj of Guard
Ii20
tTJH ItlCMV An taslit.ioni house,
tuwly pi tnted ivm! ,Miered. En-
qitiro at '1 5 tl Jerferaiimi, trout. tf
tfOU HU.Vi- Kliw iront room; fllr-i
i o hull, elwr'lo gilt, balk
U-l Butt Nlntii,
K'Olt HBKT T liiTt.shed roonw'
for young men tutluiit. Call att
332 Fast Fourteenth Btreet. tl
It-'Oll lllii IT Five furiilshed liouse
keeplnx roonia C)as,4 leetrlc light
hie b ; 'fosu in. Iuiiil.ro at GuarS'
.nf! Ice. !
-IOIHE ,FOIl MCKrT -Elght-rooai
luaisiirikir rent, fluin.lro at roonvi
Ii. 7, . McClimg biock, Elghttj
ami Wlllauieti utreivs. tf
rilKS'lHIIiOU HOOWB Ikllectrlo llgkt
and liath; Ihrss blmrks west f
postofllM). Aprry at b21 Llnrola.
tf
tuit KK.si A good tann tu renf.;
good biiJIdlngs; orcbsrd; stirlM
water: dully main W C. Ilarboar.
Hos 5 41.. Kugese, Or. PhoM
Uln. 2iinl. nfli
tj-AMTf ICE ?t'0 KKST A' III ialun
ruffif una horaea an Uh Matthew
lis-m, t tnlans west it'
Ri.ig.me, .'lne graiing; .terms roa
ftriklSe. Ilopilre Kitm I, over
Ijonti Jit Ht.vlrigfl bsnk.iir addreas
I'. O. Ilox i K2, F,MnlH..
A.TKI
lA'ANTKIS Jesinaklnjc iir-d plain
sewing. f.7ft .lefferirtl, lielween
H-venlh mud eighth, .lira. II. I
Huff. n.'IO
Vl'ANTKI) An i-lderly wofrios to do
, . ght hiiackuvl!ig; good wages
wld; referents required. Aily
at hOO WlllsniHtte streeL n21
HAIJLSMAN WANiKli--Toco.ta the
roar; salary of 1 1 00 a uranlh.
Call on Ilushneli A Crnrw, 1A'et
KlUth Street, 1
II' YOI! W ANT TO HKI.I, your rp
erty tell the Oregon Land Compa
ny abont It stid they will do the
tmf. Oil Willamette street, Ku
geiie. Or. tf
WANTED- An eiperlenred woman
for general housework; references
required; steady e inptoyment and
good wages to right parly. Call at
640 IllgU street. Eugene. tf
COLUMNS
LOST AMI lt)l'M
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en : lr
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ii- at lin.tr
till.
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HASOl.INi; WtK-.l
V I'. 1.. Mil
le
phono Ula.'k -ITitT, reshl. i.ei
"ill East hieventh street trair
nuitint ) .
TUA1XKO M'KSi.-0.lls answered!11
at all hours, llest nf references. 1
.Mrs. J. A. Atherton, H2. Orchard 1.
avenue, phono lied 4ftil.
tf
AOl'OUniON PLEAT I. NO tlono by
.Mrs. llert Vincent ut 027 llllyard
street, near t.ast Ninth, on reason
able terms, l'hone Ke.l 8302. tf
HOLD AND S1LVEK I'LATINU Ou
knives, forks nnd all household nr.
tides (hat do not look like new.
Wrlto the Oregon I'lutliiK Wurka,
12S LowiisdHle street, Portland,
Oregon, for nrlceV
DON'T full to see I'hesem If you
want bargains In real estuto.
liny and sell farm and city prop
erty, improved anil unimproved.
Timber and mining stock. H. Che
lem, Ilooni ".1. Walton llldg. tf
Sl'Ollfc AND OFFICE HELP Knr
nlshel free to emtilolyer. Clerks'
lleulstrntlon llurciiii, entrance to
offices 14 Selllnit-lllrsch biilldlii'-,,
Sstl l-a Washington street, corner
West Park, Portland, OregOji. ii
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
AIMTKAlTOttS.
THE LANE COUNTY AU8THACT
CO., ttwimi 2 and J, Warren Hlock.
Eugene, Oregon. Prle vear.onal ila.
IMiKlt'l AKKIt..
J, W. KAY3 & CO,, undertaker and
Tuneral dlrectoTa. Engone, Or.
OAY St HKNLWKBON, undertnlcers
and embalmow. 'Oorner WIMTn
etta and Sevtnth streets.
W. T. GOHDC1N, Hineral Tector,
Btnta licenaed 'jmbalmar. Otllce
and realdniice, ' Tenth nd Olive
streets, f'bone. fled sVSl.
I'HVHKUW A ,xi ht-IKI KONS.
Dlt. If. i... ilTCULKY -"OstMOimlhl
physlnlf.i. Offices over (.'hambera1
swiu. 5 VS Winiunvtlo street
l'huiin Hliick 1321. Consultation
lw:o. Hoslilonce, 74 Kerry street
j iioMf itea ,us.
UQt. NNA MAII1WJI , osteopathic
ItbyVirlan. All mi lible dlseiises
tretfted. Woiix.'n aiusl children
specialty. Ofllee rver F. B. Dunn's,
Phone lied 16m.
a.-rniA-iK. TlTliH, J,l. fD. Homoeo
cpi tlilo phnBm i uid surgeon.
tOnronlc dmeiwea an d diseases of
i 'I'omon and (fenfire n given' spec
lltl attentkxa. Far idle, galvanic,
, u.tatlc. X-ray amtl vl iratory electdl-
:al tnataoemta 4ive a. Office, cor
ner Wlllamwtteand Eighth streets,
Matlock UKlc. 1 tesldeuco, 632
Pearl street. Off! ce Phone. Ked
mm. IbcsMltxice phone, Hu
' 4981.
Ml. D. ALLUK. -attc uv-ut-lar. 616
Wlllaaaexte stmet. kioiie, Oregon
I.. M. TKAVHi, tti rmer-iU-law. OI
tlca w Euteoie Loan arid Having
Hunt. KuMene. O ttfna. I
0. ,A. miNTWISMs I1KM, ,ttorney-at
law. iiand lines and probate- speo
kaltlna. Offlee over Ckaui Jjers-Hrla
tow Ilnnk.
W AXilXJuJh. Pt ITI fe,U, iiltorneyn'
at-iaw. I. t 'oodwjrk . mil E. l
FVrt ler. OfUce one block aoiilh ol
rhrlsii.ii Ujeltj Kugmo, Oregon,
t riLUUMAtJ Ml UlfCAN, Attoi tieya ai-
. J. f.V'IUIanis, L. t , Itean.
TiaT,iw lntPl courts or th I state
t aa -bflfcoioitie U. 8. Land Office.
GUWm 12, 41, 14 and la Mi Clung
ftctidtuc.
I )OmiiK AKiWOkTH, Attor. leys-
, iuss. onie in llovoy building
o-w uiiuoiuetT-.irtstow Bank.
LW H. IKllMfjNHON. Atooniev-iot
law. Itwiuia Ljnd 2, Kufenti Loan
u. HibJ wt Aiur iiev-at-lsw iim. o
nver liirsu s sloe store, Kueone,,
.UOWffit ft -MAitrUN. Attnrnav.-.f.
Isw. J. H. Uirtio- and W. O. Mar
tin, win iiraciten in all courts.
Offlca traar Chambers-llrlstow
Hani:, fcug.we. Otvgon.
e' ALTON A 4torneva-at.,,w
1. 1. Walloc aitid K P. Nesa. Will
practlea In Hi hi eourta In the
tate. Offlce. loori i, Walton
Hock. Kugeii,. Ormwn.
M. HAKHAICVf. Special atten
kin given to orw and settlo-
mrni ui estates. Aanut for Contl
nenlal Insurance Cuui(jany. ltoom
u, rirst national Uajik Uulldlna
i.-. ..... . 1
,HU.-Ua, ITTllIl,
JEHUE O. WEL1JJ, Lrr. No. 1
West Eighth street, Eiwne, Or.,
oppoalw postofflca. Giro spec,
lal attention to the examination of
abstract, drafting wllla, settling
cstauw, conveyances and collec
tions. Also to all pension msttera
Pbont Red 1171.
Appreciates smoking good
cigars, it gives turn relaxation.
The Mount. Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmcn
'S POSltivd the DCSt
10c
Gear Oil the market.
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing;
and tinning vv-rk.. .CjII
and let ua estimate on
your work.
Aya & He.tzmfcn
34 West Bth 5t
Phona black 1171
iElectricGas.Watep
Willamette Valley Co
Chartered
TTe First? !
National Sank
OF EUCENE. r iECON I:
Capital and Surr (tfl 50.000 I
Wo will bo plea ej to have Jl
name on our book s your txinds bu.
Joct to check. 1 te vi handle )0'
business with Mn ami In arl,
confidence, wr gMmt jour acoount.-.
Inrg or smn' )( f
T. 0. Hendrl j." priMrtd
S. B.
Eakln
..Vice PTeald
P. E. BnoC
Caa
rani
Ltiko h. 0 aodrich,. . Artlstatrt Cart
FUCHA UBi,Mil nMtuv
OAR TINT BlS!K''Ca
Cha mbers -Bfiskmr
Banking Gmapaa
Oi Eskdc, Orrenoi.
Pal i IfoCash CanJtal $6j4J
&m wr FnliT?
HOWR 62, WOOD
R.l&t,,fTlz.,Laod.
Rsnch, Ksrin and Cltr Prop,rty
Yir pjtronjfe rnpectluily aolicltrd 6
"m or First National Bjnfc '
Dr. Mary Lane
Thg home vr the Dr. Marv I ...
Medical and Suigfeal In.iti,,,' ,J :
rated In room, ft to. 14 t ....
Theater building Portlan.K nil".
OCCIInvInu , . WB'
Diseases of women ao, children are
tfiven special .tUnUnn, ail(l
ltrt treatment by a coup, ot eaneri
tr yslclans. Matern.ty. case, baZl
with extreme care ,! .k,. ,
-loitted into flrst-clas. Iamllh;il CoZ t
sultutlon free. '
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Hvy tlwline
WOOD FOK SALE
.SOIWllUmstteSl. fiug o.
Phone llkck 11 x
MI.VIXO K.VOI.NKEKS.
HEKIIEin LkJIUH. ..mm ... ?
and expert metallurgist Rel Ubta
AIMillTMT '
RhB THOMA8-Archlteet. Sketch.
and plans drawn, blue prlnu
am specification,. 0wr pr
vision over bulliflng, ln cotiraTot
cons ruction. If thinking of
Ing large or small, see me Tarim.
block.
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