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Newspaper Page TextTHK KltiK.NK DAILY aKl. KltlHAY. litH't'MIIKIt 1:1, IIKI7. THE EUGENE DAiLY GUARD, (ilAIM) PKIXTIXO Rl., IXC. Charles II. Fisher. "published every day cf the week, Sundays excepted. Address all com munications and make all remit tances payable to The Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon. Subscription ltntes Imlly Delivered by carrier, per week.$ .15 Delivered by carrier, per month .50 By mail one year (in advance) . 4.00 Six months (in advance) 2.00 One month 50 Single copies. .' 05 Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at Eugene, Oregon, postof flct. us second-class matter. Audits for The (I'uard. The following are authorized to take and receipt for subscriptions or transact other business for The Daily and Weekly Guard: Creswell J. L. Clark. Coburg Geo. A.- Drury. All postmasters are authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly Guard. AX IXDEPEXDKXT l'APEIl Member ' Associated Press FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13 M'KCIAIj ELECTION IX LANK COVXTY The Guard is going to give the peo ple of Lane county a chance to hold a non-political election in the near future. It will be an eminently fair contest, a fair campaign, a fair count and the fairest candidates In all the world. The Guard management will act as referee and guarantee that ev ery candidate will get a 6quare deal, with equal rights to all and special privileges to none. It ough to be a red hot electron in which good nature should be the predominant feature. The prizes which are to be award ed, and the rules governing the vot ing, are fully described and explained elsewhere In today's Guard, and in a few days the list of candidates will be announced, and a record of the votes polled will be published from time to time thereafter. WHY FHIDAY AXI) SATURDAY WERE SKIPPED Governor Chamberlain was too busy with his peanut polities last Thursday, Friday and Saturday to declare them holidays, and hence there is a fine kettle of fish to boil. The law provides that the courts may lix a day for business, nut if that day turns out to be a holiday, th?n the business goes over and Is to be taken up at the next secular day. Cottage Grove Western Oregon The Cottage Grove paper Is con siderably muddled In this item. In stead of being busy with "peanut pol itics," the governor seems to have been working overtime to reach an agreement with the American Surety Company whereby the state would be reimbursed on account of the money deposited by Treasurer Steel In the defunct Portland banks. To term such a signal service to the stat; "peanut polities" is altogether a new and novel way of recognizing faithful performance of official duty. The Gunrd has nor hesitated to crit icise Governor Chamberlain at times, but in this Instance Is ready to com- mend him, even if he did forget to Is-1 )ayril,ls sue the daily holiday proclamation, . , since no real injury to public Inter-! f president H.msevel! wishes to est will result from the oversight, if ' f ., ., p,t of politician", he can cas siKh it was. We are Inclined to ' (j nl,n of Pllmt l,y coming out think, however, th.tt the governor I f ir ,,u.s r preiddent. and attorney-general knew what they were doing when they closed The weather clerk s -ns to have ro il p the agreement with the surety I membered that the dairymen are company on a day that had not been j holding a convention this week, declared a legal holiday. Had It! been otherwise, the company might ! Kl';F.Ni: PROPERTY later on take advantage of the fact. Wll.l. V VAU.XHU. that the papers were signed on a day j airti. fo property H upon w'.ilch no public business could , sllr(, ,., j,,,,!,,, m value within the be legallv transacted, and refused to j next two yean. Two electric rail tarry ou't the terms of the contract. ! ways are r.,ml.. n"u ,,,,. Port and and hath of them mum fn It would seem ttut (loveror Cham-. Vr ir ),n he W(i(i( am, thH t rSaiu knew what he was ,inK ; une that tap the Shi -law roun- when he failed to Issue the holiday proclamations on Friday and Satur day of last week. I XIFOItM KUK.ICIIT H UT'S A ub-eommlttee of the uniform rlasslficatlon commissi jn, organized j) the railroads of the I'nited States 't the purpose of arrancinit a uni versal frelRht tariff to apply all Ih" railroads of the country, has met la Washington to determine upon the 'Inie and to arranae other (l-tal.s In , ,. eetlnn Of the lonnection with the m 'ommlsslon. Mt is evpected that the! fs-lons of the commission will b eln o-m after the first of the year, and j l!ia: they will be held in cither Chi-! C1R0 or New York. j The time that It will take the com-1 "ilsslon to perform I's work l rV . l-nia-ir al. The Feslor.s of the -":;-r'l- . a may extend vt r a p ri.-l : thre-- ytars, and ont---r if ii--' -'-t " st-ifactory prore is n t "".t I'sin that i-erio-l, the co:n:;.:--i a I!! i,. dissolve 4. The rommlssion of fl!:-.n m-'i--'"r- repr.-enrs crei y r 1 i ,- il In jontry and it will end- av r to ar-r.r,i-,. 3 uniform pc;ied:il-v T)i-"e a""' : present thr-.e cUfi.'Ka;l ! Ur- 1 by the rail:-,,.; js ,;.,-0,0. ,or ritorics. Thee ate ,h.- ultkiu. ,;,e sum!), in a;ij the O-i. 'K..., :-. f' f:-..:n the other ,u:.l is a ,.M;, much anuu,... t., .(..j... . j r.ii;;.:..!. al:l:. President HiMsevelt has at last pusiiiNoiy J.claad thO he win net , ace.-pt a renotnination. This act proves aim to be n shrew i! politician, since the present financial stringen cy, more severe in the East than here, j has greatly Impaired the chances fori success of the Republican candidate Roosevelt knows that the large cor-' puration int. rests weiil.1 oppose hlnij and that thousands of the rank and' j file of voters, who otherwise would I ! shout themselves hoarse for him. will j i be lining up with the opposition new that they are feeling a touch of the! '"hard times." The C.uard is some-1 j what disappointed because of this j positive declination of the president,! ! as we had hoped for a race between I ; Teddy Roosevelt and Billy Bryan a i contest between two thoroughbreds that would have stirred the sporting blood of every true American. With Roosevelt out of the running, the Republicans have just one man who would stand a show of winning against Bryan, and he Is unlikely to be nominated Governor Charles S. Hughes, of New York. Nearly all the papers In the state are taking a fling at the Orego nian for announcing it would be inde pendent in politics hereafter. It is such a brilliant opportunity for the ambitious editors of the state to get a notice in the Portland dally that few of them have passed it up. The Medford Tribune, for instance, pul verizes Harvey Scott and his dinky little paper with a two-column broad side, accusing him of every dishon orable act known to politics and Jour nalism, and ot'ners "too numerous to mention" have had their say, giving the Oregonian a great deal of free advertising that should bring profit able returns in the subscription de- partment. According to the legislative sharps this congress Is going to be like the business man you know him, of course who rushes around on the outside, as though worked half to death, and spends most of his time in his office with his feet on his desk. j I Colonel Watterson gracefully de P,,rts the anti-Bryan Democratic ed itorlal ranks by saying: "it is Idle I.) lurther dispute his (Hryan'sl lead ership. If be wins all will be for given; if he loses, may the Lord have mercy upon him." Fame and popularity are Indeed fleeting when Alice Longworth has reached the stage where she has to undergo a surgical operation In order to get her plrture In the newspapers. "Keep your mouth shut and go home to your wife on time" Is a re cipe given by an alleged winner to beat the Wall street game. A much surer one Is "Keep out of the game." Eugene banks are doing busln-ss now Just as if there were no holidays. paving all checks and taking deposits. Th,.v -ro nkn nrovldllli! the cash for trv ran not k cm mi an. re'ctloti. As Mire ,u water runs down hill. Kiip-ne 11111st build down the v., l',.y bi-c ail.-e the business Is ttn-re. rtw re n:e both acr'-aise tracts and lame lots In this addition. 01, ly j mjii, (rn;n ,, tm-m.-ss rcnt- r and I bloiks from the Oary public ; sch I'riccs are very reason-ie an-i -i'i niav make your 'n terms. "-" pavment down and monthly Install ments If you d -ire See the oti-K-m I.anl Co. at 412 Willamette street, or rlte them for 1 panic ma , r and price MOTIIIIIH KITCHKN .Seventh and Oak streets, has open ed under new maninelnent. ood ',.,ard and room by tin- week or mon-h. IT-s--.;a-s h"m f'-"' Chi. ken rln.n- r . .- ry sun ,f i 1.., h aijip n 1 . e mm. lit m iw m' him: o. O. ... . ." r,:s. t. - '. "$: r : ' 1 ' ' I- I 1 1 1" 1 "" . . o ,:' ;','' r.'li 1' Cm. I . . ; it ' REGULAR PROPERTIES OF Cocpfr Preparation Attracts The inteiv.-t crvatod In leading ti; ies diirltiR the past year by young Mr. Coupe r with his new preparation. Is largely accounted for by the pecu liar quality pnt-ssed by this med icine, which he calls his New dis cover:. -Mr. Cooper believe that li.tvn.il parasites, or tapeworms, are respon sible (or much ill health, and it is an undoubted fact thai his medicine has expelled immense numbers of these creatures in various cities visited by Mm. The young man also believes that stomach troubl-e U the main cause of all ill -health. He claims, that few can have poor health with a good digestion. He further claims that his New Disoovery medicine does nothing but tone up the stomach, yet it not only expels the parasites, but relieves many other ailments not as a rule associated with stomach trou ble. Little Jessie Hirdsall, daughter of Mrs. Ida Bird-sail, living at 213S Car roll avenue, Chicago, is among manv relieved of a large parasite by Mr. Cooper's preparation during his stay in that city. In speaking of the mat ter to Mr. Cooper the mother said: "My child, Jcst-le, who is fourteen years old. has been suffering with this trouble for over seven years. I'n til this morning we did not know TRAVELER POISONS CAMP CREEK DOGS! A few days ago a traveler along the road in the vicinity of Camp Creek was seen to throw a package from his wagon. A short time afterward a number of dogs owned by residents in that vicinity died rather suddenly from poisoning, and It Is supposed that the contents of the package tho man threw out of his wagon were devoured by the dogs. It Is not known who the man was, nor Is it known whether or not he maliciously pois oned the dogs. Strand Long, of this city, w h o has a r anc h there, a n d Claud Campbell were among those who lost valuable dogs. w 1 1. lam i;tt i: m a i ; k kt cii.n;i:s owNKKSinr Having purchased from H.P. Ciood pasture the Willamette .Meat Market, I expect to conduct the same in a rtrst-elass manner in every respect. 1 will keep constantly on hand a complete line of fresh and smoked meats, guarnateeing them the best quality at the most reasonable prices. Orders filled promptly and delivery made to every part of the city. Phono Main 3S. tf J. H. VINCENT. Karly to lied and early to use makes one healthy, happy and wise especially If you lake Herbine before retiring. A pos itive cure for constipation, dyspep sia and all liver complaints. Mr. S. Columbia, Tenn., writes: "I always keep a supply of Herblne on hand. Am so pleased with the relief It gives In constipation and all liver com plaints that words can't express my appreciation." Sold uy Linn Drutf Co 111 pan;'. it v(7rKM-:w" The merits or the Texris Wcndr, you would newr suffer from kidiivy, bladder r rheumatic trouble. ) a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for tf.Jtlnionlals. Ur. K. W. Hall, 2'J2U Olive street, St. Louis. W 1 1 Tu T 1 1 !: v"i i A ST A cup nnd saucer frc' with every purchase of $1 or more. Marker's Gun Store. Open evenings. WE CAN Kl'PI'I.V Yo.ir wants with wood. Oak, niajile, fir and iff. Also coal. WILLIAMS TKANSKKIt CO., tf I'hon IMitek 1H1. State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas county, ss. : Frank J. Cheney makes oaih that he Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Chen- y it Co., dolfiK business In the city of Toledo, county nnd state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONK lll'NDKKD IiOI.I.AHH for ech and every cae of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure FltANK J. CIIK.NKY. Sworn le f .ie me and subscribed In my pre n e ihl '.ih day of De cember, A. D I ( (Seal) A. W CI.KlSON. Nolary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter- inally and aMs directly on the blood land mucous surfaces of the system. 1 Send for te-ilniofilali free. I K J CIIKNKY CO, Toledo, O S dd by dniKKlsfs. 7"ic. Take Hall's Family Pillt for con ; tl;ia:l ,n Nature a!-:ii arni you If your bowel, are rloir.-'d ar Inflamed -heel 1I1I-. Tak lloikv Mountain Tea - It relieve. ;(; f 'ie t ion ar.-l re- : it's teViire.; 'l ''. -l .t". f ntc t. a or !alj-" I.::.:1 Drug Co. 1 it civ ni n- ire to a: ely ife.d I aint tfi- r- f'.'e ce N, Kra S -ld -r.;v st -lie i:-'tg. r-lj. in Hardware (' .ay 7 h i ' !'ie '- I - '"I .1 I' tt '' ' li.'ik- I1, a man i!l hve !tj ii- h- t If - m:v a d d" te.k- . Of kl'ji.ifU r'.i K'jilv Moonfaln Tea. Llnu Isrug Co. NEW MEDICNE. Widespread Attention by Ex- al Parasites what the trouble She wa ex tremely u.tvous; the lea ft litile thing would upset her; her tongue was coated, and nt times she would have a good appetite, then again she could not bear the sight of food; she was restless at night, had a bad Imath, especially when she got up mornings. We tried ever thing Hi relieve her, but met with no success. We were just on the point of giving up trying anything else, when we b gan to read of Dr. Cooper's New Dis covery. Several days ago we pur chased this medicine. Jessie has been using it regularly am) this morning iMc i riiiii I lnft htr UYKfm I ilon'l wonder that she has always felt bad.! and nothing we would give her seemed to relieve her. Now that she is relieved of this tapeworm I feel sure that she will grow better each clay, and enjoy perfect health. Mr. Cooper, your medicine is worth a thousand times more that you churn for it. I know a number of peop! troubled the same was as Jessie ha. been, and 1 certainly expect to tell them personally to try your medi cine.' Wo would advise any one who lias Wen trou bled for oine time wit h general poor health to try this great mevlielne. We are agent for it In this city. Hull's Hed Cross Drug Store. SUCCESSFUL MASQUERADE AT SKATING RINK MISS l'OI.UM'K AXI) CAW., Wll. 1.IA.MS WIN THK I'lll.KS LIST OK MASKKHH IN ATTKXDAXCK. The niMsqueraile nt the lTnilerwo(id skating rink Inst nlKht a a splen did 8uee:sH. a larKe erttwd of gpecta- , tnra aa well aa Bkntera b'inn pres ent, despite the atji'lu. The prize ' winners were Mis l'loss-le l'olldek, who represented n eowboy Kirl, and Carl Williams, represeiitlnx n Turk Kiu-h was jiresented with a pair of ltleharilson skates. Following Is a ! list of f.'.e maskers: l.eta iiuehanan, r 'present Ins The (!iiiinl:Myr:lel'"o:T't, ihc? Henlsler; Itiilh .Murniy, l.-.ly jockey; Clara .Johnson and Mli INJIo k. th- Cold Dust Twins; Cord .11 Kilhorll, Ulls'ei Illrown; Harry HopIJim, a .lap: Kil Kene Malloek and Joe Hus.iell, dudes Waller Ham, John Dempster, .Krank Nafs-it-r and Harry llaswell, el iwns: Jolt 11 Yaniel) nud SI Jones, iwm'oeK; , Karl Small, tho Salem Hrewery; , Klossln Polloek, rowhoy lrl; Ctrl ' W'llllanm. Turk; l.loy.i Moore. Hoy I ii'kett, rjwhoys; and Don C11111- mlnK, hlKiiwayiniMi. XKW (llll! KOIt HTO.MACII llull'n Driltf Store (fiven Klltfelle Iteiuli'i-H 11 dilutee to Try II. Rlnro nobody knows when people hnve milfered with IndlKestlon, slik headaehes, bloatltiK, dizziness, dls trefia aft"r eatiriK. Hleeplessness and ninny other symptoms of stmaeh troubloH and have found the usual remedies powerless. He-e Is a rharue for tjiinrd read ers win may snftr with weak stom aeh to tt without risk or loss the l-ew pre rlptlon, rail"-! Ml-o-na, for l:idU'stloli that him lu-.-t with Krat BUr'-i'S wluri'Ver It has been tried. Tills tr'Mit-neni, which KtreliKtl'h ens the wliol digestive sysl"m so that the Hforn.nh does Ms woik with out any distress Is sold by Hull's driiK st ire under n guarantee to re fund the money if the remedy does not do all that Is claimed for it. MI-o-nit costs but rents a box, and one box will do more Kood than a dozen boxes of the ordinary dlKestive tablell-. KUJK.NK IMXK "lin'KS (i(M)l WITH IH Aiti: We have Just received a carload of the celebrated "Jewel" heaters, made by the Detroit Stove Works. This shipment Includes 2H different styles and sizes. Including the "Todd," "Cottage" and "Itoyal" bas- burners, the "Pluto" for wood or '-oal. In case you do not have the eiln In your pocket, we will accept a check oti ny firm of the KOI'K KCOKNK HANKS. tf GKIFFI.W HAHDWAItk" CO. "t Tm i i k i i i ,M " Here Ifl the chatire ef ycor life. 1 ran sell you timber In tracts from 4,)'l!l,()on fiH-t to 4oO,on0.iHlo feet as low as 2'i cents pi-r thousand feel. This will make you loo per rent peri year. Put your moii'-y where It will make you a fortune In a short time! and stop talking hard times. There! never was as good a time to buy aa j now. Don't wsit six months and then kick yourself for what you have lost. Inrulre at 42 Willamette street or write Jamei .V Itaudall. Lu k Hoi 4jri, Kugene, Or. STOltK ItOOMS WIlOH'ICKS I hVf .! Its In cotteniilaM ol j u N Kll- A I selieeinT at once. Teeaa's d-"Irlnif More ro .m and of.' Uderlyor lolddle-aifi l wotean pre II' f l!l ilo U' il '-I C(,ri"-li! me Im-i t rn-l, (reel re arilll. Iel,l! hill de. ni.lai. v I am n. . i-.nnlliK I lata' A I Ire, i Hoi It. Ko.-etie, for !..." .i'l- - i !.: tf rifi:i: iiiomv.-:, Arci,it..,y. , 1 ,f J:Z'-L l:ik'0; (i.wn.iM( win. i uti ir. i, ..,.! at the """'" BlIlWIO'.KKmTHUCJI AItl) CLASSIFIED l OH SA1 K HuiiSi: Full SALE An ordinary ('.ill at t..is office. . Ot'r tun sc. EOR "S.VI.K Sec .mil growth tiro wood. W. 1.. (Vppernoll, al Wall's i Jewelry store. If VOli SAl.K - lit a. .arm wagon, nearly t.ew. Inquire at i S T Kast Kleventh street. tf VO'ti SAl.lv - ru e-!u'd white Wyan- j dotte roi Ui'rels I'm sale. J. A. , tJrifllu, Tlv 1-Vrry street. jl COKDWOOU Koiv sSAl.ti Leave or ders with L. O. ttrowu at Dr. , Urowu'a office In Chrlsmua block. WOOD Vo'. SAl.K .view cords ef i ;uni a ry g r u u on k a :i t it ry I ir . i l-.miulre or K. M. Warren, 4J l.aw rence street. KOK SAl.K Krull lanil i)l 13 acres. I one mile from 1'. (.; variety of ' fruit trres; it.utd new bouse; Km..l ' well; barn and other outbuilding. Call at The Ouurd office. VOH SAl.K HY OW'NKlt A snap In heart of city: only one block Irom high school, choice lot &Txl(i2 feet, convenient, collage; modern. Cheap at $ Juno; Investigate. Imiuiro al thU oftlce. VOli 8 A I. hi in best part u! the city, good vS-rootu house and turn, on loi Mtxltio; house lias hard plas ter: good well. On right ride of slree; good shade and Irutt. Lock Box 172, Kugene, Oreg'JU If KOK SAl.K HY OWN Kit New elltht rooni houe with gun.eleetrtf lUbt, beaiititul ahrubbery, and all mod em improvements, two bloeks from ear Pne and In heart of res idence district. You pay no agent's roiliuilssiou. Lola titi 2-3 x ItiO. Apply at this oftleo for particulars. tf VOH SAl.K AT A 1IAUCAIN Uood house of 7 rooms, SO fruit treen, deep well with wind mill, one acre under ehlrkeu fence; lnrn chicken house; two block from Deary choul house. Trice, $1100, Time on part. I. N. Ilarbauxh, iiKeiil. Hooni ft, over First National Dank, llrlnx this notice with you. Mist :i,la.kois LAUIKS' TAII.UKI.NU and (lreai niakliiK. "00 Pearl alreet. J5 UASOldNK WOODSAW P. 1.. Mil ler, phono Hlack 47117, residence 779 Kast Kleventh street (Kalr niount ). ACCORDION Pl.KATINd Donn by MrB. Hurt Vincent at 027 Hllyard street, near Kast Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Hed ICIOl!. tf Ftill KXCIIANllK II acres, yell Improved, near Oakland, for prop, erty lu or near Knuene. (lood trade will be Kiven. Mc.MilI'lihey & KlIKh, 22 West KIK.I1U1 street. If STOltK AND OKKICK HKl.P Fur iiIsIhhI free to emplolyers. Clerks' IteKlstratlon Hiireau, entrance 10 offices 14 SelllllK-lllrsch bllllillllK. 3H0 1-2 WasbliiKton street, corner Wesl Park, Portland, Oregon, tf DON'T fall to sen Chexein If you want bargains In real estnto. Wo buy and sell farm and city prop erty, Improved and tuilmprovod. Timber and mining stock. II. Cho re 111, Room 11, Walton llldg. It OOl.D AND BILVKIl Pl.ATINO On knives, forka and all houflehold Br tlclea thnt do not look like now. Write the Oregon Plating Works, 12H I.ownsdnlo street, Portland, Oreiron. for nrlces mn itKMT tyjii ub.s 1 Muo Iront room; fur nace heat, electric light, biith. la 4 Kast Ninth. KOIt HKNT Two furnished rooms for young men Htiidents. Call at :t:t2 Fast Fourteenth atreet. tf t-l n.MMMKD 1400.MS Klectrlo light and bath; three blocks west of postofflru. Apply at 621 Lincoln. tr 'ASTI'KK TO HKNT Will pasture cattle and horses on the Matthew Wallls farm, two miles west of Kugene. Fine grazing; torma rea sonable. liKiulru Itoorn 1, over I. (run A Ravings bank, or address P. O Mux 1K2. Kugene. H AM Kl) WUKK WANTKIi-Man with team will plow gardens or any almllur work. Phone Hlack f. 172. JM WANTKIi - Dressmaking and plain sewing. f. 7 1 Jefferson, between Seventh and Klghtli. Mrs. II I.. Huff. Jl IK YOU WANT TO HKI.L your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Ku gene. Or. if WAN'I K I j - ManaxtT for lrn( h of flrf we lfh to (frtf httr In Ku Knp, AddD'nn, with r"rt-'n?m--R1 Th Morris Wlioh'ii;U( Houm?, Cin cinnati, Ohio, J'J WAN'I Kl -Married man to work on farm near WalK-rvllle; one used to worK in hops and without niu'h family preferred. Mouse rent, tow keeii, and othr irlvlte fr.-e. Call on or ad'lress H. Hmeed, l!l', Wel lentil street, KilK- ne. d!7 v' " " ,,'7;;r,.Vin.c;uV3r,,:keKt,.d.c.. Wc" BUUl ,lr,":, COLUMNS PROFESSIONAL COLUMN AIISTK (T(ltS THK LANK COl'Nl'Y AltSTtiACT CO.. Kiioms 2 and it. Waren UKuk, Ktigeue. Or. Prices reasonable. iii(i KN(iii:i:is HKUHh'Ur l.KUill. mining enclucr nud expert melalluivNt. KeliaPle iufiute.ition lurnistird (o Intending investor.'. 10 a to hi at Ions and re ports on milieu ami ore treatment. K uncap, Oregon. via ni l i: 'V I-'HEK THOMAS--Architect Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and speeilu-aliiMis. tleii'-rai super vision o( r buildluits in c;i;ii'm ef ciiustniL'tlon. If thinking of htiihl liiK. large or small, see me. Terms reasonable, Kimm 1, ChrlHiian block. IMlllJIAK KKS J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and funeral directors. Kugenc. Or. DAY & HKNUKUSON. undertakers and embalniers. Corner W'lllani ettd and Seventh streets. V. T. COIilKiN', funeral director. Slate licensed einhalmer. Office and residence. Tenlh aiut Olive streets. Phono Ued 4 4 S 1 . IMIYSICI.WS AMI SI KCi:S Hit. II. I.. STl Dl.KYOsteopathlc physician. Offices over Chambers' store, MS Willamette street. Phone Hlack IU2t. Consultation free. Residence 734 Kerry street. Phonn Red 3 1 7. 1)11. ANNA MAl'KKIt, Osteapathlr physician. All curable diseases treated. Women and children n specialty. Office over K. K. Dunn s. Phonu Hi d 1031. U. II. CANNON, M. 1). Ilomoepnthlc physician and snrKcon. Chronic diseases and discuses of women and children n specialty. Klecl il eal vibratory and lUht treatment. Ofrice, Suite 1, 2 and 3. Dunn build-InK- Phono Main 640. Hoards lloffmnn House. Phono Main 11. J. FltANK TITI'S, M. 1). Homoeo pathic physician nnd surgeon. Chronic diseases nnd diseases of women and children given special attention. Faradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments given, Oflce, corner Willamette and Klghtli streets. Matlock bids'. ItoHldcncc. 032 Pearl street. Office phone, Ited lil'.il. Kesldenco phone, Ited 40M. ATTOIlMiYS-A T-I.AW S. I). AI.I.ION, Allorney-ut-ln, 1110 Wlllametio street, l-.ugeue, Oregon I VI TWAV'IU ill.,.........t.li,UI I if flee over Kugene Loan & Savings Hank, i-.ugfiic, Oregon. C. A. WIN TKHMKIKH, Attoruey-at law. Land tltlea and probate spec ialties. Office over Chamber-Hrls-tow Hank, WOODCOCK H POTTKK, Attorneys nt-law. A. C. Woodcock and K. O Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsman blot-k, Kugeno, Oregon WILLIAMS tt IIKAN, Attorneys-lit-law. J. W. Williams, L. K. Henn. Prarllco In all courts nf tho slate and before tho II. H. Land Office. Olflees 12, 13, 14 anil 16 Mc.Clung HulldltiK. DOltlllH ft HKIl'WOKTII, Aituin-y-at law. Office In Hnv.y hulldliiK ovr ChamltMri-HrlHt(w hank. LKO.N II. KOM TNHON, Al tciriny- t law. ItonntH 1 and 2, Kuxt'iiu Loau and HavliiKN Hank. Ill LY KH. Allnriit-y-at-law. Offhv over Yoran'H alio) atnrf, KiiK'-'ii'1. Orison. WALTON ft NKHH, Attoriifyntlaw. J. J. Walton and H. I'. Nn. Will practice In nil I ho rourta In Ihc m r n t . Of tiff, rntim 'A, Wullon MIih k, KiiKMim, Orff)ti. S. HAUHACOH. Su.-f'ial ait-n-tliui kIvcji to dlwr.-' and m'ttl' mimt of pHiatt'M. AK'tit fnr Cim li nen in I I n 4 unmet Company. Kuoin r., VUl Natlnnal Hank HiillilliiK, Kiik-ti'-, OrKon. JKH.SK O. WKLLH, Lnwynr, No. WtHt KUhlh Htrict. Kiikcih', Or. tlppOHltH pOHtof f (CH, (JIVI'K Hpi'clal iitli'iitlon to thi examination of ah .tract. draftliiK wtllu, m'ttllnx i-fv-latcii, cotivcyafic'H ami roilfctloiiN. AIno to all pf'tiHlnn iiiaLtura. I'lioiif luii inn. Madame Dean's FfllNCN f (MALI Pills. A Hsr. ('KaTAIN llsv l.isr r..a McrrawKi MlSTSI'tTloK, Hill II01I t flit. It.M Mtirvt MiKftdy! HMll.fM llon luie Rlill or Mnli. jr IO-filfelr.1. Hritt .r IH for II.K) firr Im.i. Will lliil thrm on trnl, Ui If Hti-l r..r whrn n-llr-l. ttamplrs Im In.l.l tin rstuiof lit vrtiuoie, s.wpt te. uImIiiul If yuur df.iri"i (!' uuX aav tUi-m scud vour unlrrs U. lu tlliltO HfClCU C9., lot It, iuam, ft. i-nrtoKaniPUaiu i - old in luqtne Li W. i. Or tan;i HALL &. LHUMWAY. Chit) it f'lll lltn of i lomli'ii llitur , PlutiitiliiK ard swwer work. Also penerot ji?l I'lmf In ttn ace alet iron smia.- Iri.n work ironi ! a'' 1 1 . 1 . rboo Black 1171. 499 WllUmetto it Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount- Hood Cigar is a avcrite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the 'txst 10c Cigar on the market. Plumbing Famish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning w.rk. Call and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitzmiiii 34 West 8th St, Phone block 1171 ElectricGas.Water Willamette VclUy Co Chartered 1886 The First National Bank OF EUGENE, ORECON Capital and Surpiut 5 ISO.roO Wo will bo pleased to have your name on our hooka your funds sub ject to check. We will handle your business with euro and In strict confidence, whether your account la lama or imnll. Capital paid In flOO.000 Surplus and undivided profits C5.000 Additional liability ot - stockholders under national hanking lawn. 100,009 Total 2tS5,OOf T. 0. Hendricks President S. I). Kaklu Vice President P. E. Sundxrasa Cashier Luke L. Goodrich . . Assistant Ca'hler ; Merchants Bank l EUCFNE, ORECON s) Docs a w General Banking; Business , Conservative Lines ! S. S. SPENCER, President. , H. POTTER. Vice Pres. i F. N. McALlSTER, Cashier. Cor Tth and WUUmtlle . K. I t II AM1IKIIH, President- . DAHWIN llltlHTOW, (aslikr Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Of FtlKenr, Oregon. Pnid Ud Cash Capital $60,000 Notes ainil XortKAK11 bouicht. alon r-j lonneil on sippnrvtMl sH-urlty. In trreat pnld on time rertiricalro ot tlvm no"lt. A general banking business) trnusactrd. The Main Attraction lor the month ot December is the showing oi books stationery and art cinJat at SCIIWARZSCHLD'S Beck iter e 5S6 WUlamette;Slrcet ! I . I I I'