Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 16, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUK KM litXK DAILY UUAHD, MUNUAT, 1K KIHKR 10. 1907 THE EUGENE DAilY GUARD. ,TARI PHIXTIXG CO., IXC. Chafes B. Fisher. cpaallied every day of the week. Sundays excepted. Address all com niunlUlons and make all remit tances payable to The Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon. Subscription rtatea Imily Delivered by carrier, par week.$ .15 ..ti..n.arl hp onrrlpr npr month -111 Ueil.oit-u "j , j -- -- By mall one year (In advance! . 4.00 Six months (in advance) 2.00 One month 50 gjptrla rnnles 05 Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at Eugene, Oregon, postof ' . t'icc as second-class uiatie. r Agents for The (iiiiml. The following, are .authorized to take and receipt for subscriptions ur 'transact other business for The li:i!!y end Weekly (iuard: - - Creswell J. L. Clark. Coburtt Geo. A. Drury. AH postmasters are uuOnri'-.l tn receive and receipt for sub-erlptions to the Dally and Weekly C'iar.l. ax inih:i'i:.mii:.n i' iwi-kh Member ? Assoclittc:! I'res MONDA, UECTMBEit 1 FALSE ECOXOMV 1 CITY' JOVEItXMEXT Some time ago The Guard entered a protest against the use of the city fire team on the street sweeper, hut it was unheeded by the conn -M. This morning while the sweeper v.-as at work a fire alarm was turned in and it required several minutes of additional time to get the engine on the scene. The result of the delay was the destruction of a business house only half a block from the fire station that prompt response on part of the fire department would have saved with only nominal damage. Eugene is getting too large to prac tice false economy In matters pertain ing to- fire protection. Instead of attempting to decrease the expenses of the department there should be a steady increase in the number of paid employes tending steadily toward a greater efficiency. The street clean ing and fire departments should be completely segregated at once. IIAKMMAX'S AftKKK.MK.VT A dispatch to tho Salt Lake Tri bune from Washington, I). C, says: Negotiations are under way be tween the attorney general and E. II. Har-iman looking to an agreement by which the Union Pacific will aban don all its direct control of the South ern Pacific, In return for which the government will agree not to pros ecute E. H. rlarrlman for violation of the anti-trust law and of the compet itive clauses in Che interstate com merce law. The negotiations have not actually been concluded, but they have reach ed a stage where it Is believed an agreement will be entered Into. Th Southern Paciflo, Is to he organ ized as a separate corporation and the Union Pacific: will take over the old Central line from Ogden to San Franelsca, or else will operate over it n a through line, as It Is permitted to do by law. The holding company organized by Mr .Hariiman and his friends to take over the stock of the Santa Ft and Northern Pacific proliauly will con tinue, hut the direct, community of interests between the Union Paellfc and its competing lines will be stop ped. Whether this agreement not to prosecute Mr. llar.-L.-.an and Mr. Harriman's agreement to Keep up a Mtnblanc:- of open (ompetltlim be tween the transcontinental Iins he controls will result In any benefit to 'h? public Is doubtful, but technically 'he triumph of the g .vernmcnt is as fired. JIM HILL'S ATTITUDE lames J. Hill was prowat th" o'h day at the hearing of t':c North western Innili'T css before the Int r i;ate commerce commission. Thete had been testimony to the effe t fi.it a great many, mills In Or. gon had 1 .en closed down been !- ol toe In ' r.-ased rates on shipments ' ,n'' E-ist, says tho B ie State-mm. Mr 'till was asked by some of 'li.'-.! In terested what his views w -re on '''.at feature of the subject. He n pib-d that it would take the ciptnnii--'.m a 1 ing time to dispose of the a- and "any more lumber plants would go ii'o bankruptcy hfore It was i n.b'd As he left he said: "We are t ing ' give you people out there a chance t'l cool vour heels." Mr. Hill has bc-n one of the mot j b!ttr of all the opponents of gov-rn-j '"ent control of railway rn'es. lie Is' "vl iently Incensed at the lumbermen j '"cause they have challenged the rat - ( '"ahlUhed by the railways on ship-j tter.ts from the Northwest. They have ' f some time been sc. king to s-cire: ,v" ir rights from Mr. Hill's road a'"! , 'tie magnate's statement at Wa.-h-1 Inrton mbbsts he had d. termite L 'o r iln them unless they as.-un tij'.r subservient at'ltude. i Such niethods can do lliil aai th,, iBl.n hu..c ana tend a supplant the d,- i-j.uu.or ia.rreKul.,n,i,hone fnr absolute government n.anaxement The people, for whom the hiKh .,vi ,ere constructed under grants from ! them, are not coins to submit to tsuch brazen assumption: it is IOO I much like the attiiude of William II jVanderbllt. to which he save cxpresi islon in the hisuiri- phrase: "The public be damned." Everybody, kickh,K about some thing. Here's a MinneaiMlis lawyer .usliiti- Govern r .l.,hi-j;i 1u take steps lookiim to the in.i.e.u hni.-ui of ine .M.nt.es,.:;t Mtpre:,,,. .-..dri M- namltni; dow :i ,MS d-cisions. in stead .of BirH-aUlis; to the Univl States unrvii:e cm; ;. '-"I IVhj' III.. f ,),; . :'Wi:l riitfir w fi at. if, a,,i,;. .. ' tlu! l uliipai..- n. i Walter V.VUman turned I ,.-,. . the north ..: :n l tack:.-.! polhUs, i lie pri-dim that the Itej.ai.n.-an :i,-k. ' WW ll' head, I ,y , i;;,,..- 1;,;.,,, y ; : r TafL If ho doesn't w-a-eh out jsonie of the others will he knocking him. j Another know-lt-all has dropped (nis nuiney. He bet that no man had ! read the wlu le of the president s mes i sage, and it was easily proven that .several revising proof-readers in the I government printing office did. j Tom Watson Is being misrepresent ed. He favors the issue of $100,- 000.000 In greenbacks by the govern ment, but not that every man shall be provided with a plate and a press j to print his own greenbacks. All of us would gladly enter the door of wisdom, but It's always lock ed and th? key must be made by those who enter. Only about one In every ; ten thousand of us could make a kev I to save his neck. Weston prescribes walking as a cure for all man's troubles, but un less he has been handing out the wrong dope It does not appear to have helped his financial trouble to any marked extent. A Baltimore paper prints a sensa tional story about the capture of a rat by a lobster. Huh! that's noth ing. Lobsters frequently catch the prettiest girls In the neighborhood hereabout!:. Recent arrests of San Francisco bankers indicates that the grafting In that towa was not monopolized by politicians; later, perhaps, the same can be said of striped suits. CAPTAIN" Kll)l Oh, Captain Kldd was a pirate fierce. As ever sailed the sea; He shifted his quid, the captain did. And drew his snickersnee. The skipper's mate was more sedate, Her eyes were a violet blue: And a rolling gait had the little mate. As alt good sailors do. ! The hos-n bold, who was six months I old, (Though he hail no teeth at all). He'd the least to do of all the rn w ; Excepting In a squall. I Oh. Captain Kid Just s'ortned. he did. When things went v.i..;:g at sea; And brandished lu wn.L-1 piece of lath. The aforesaid sni. -kersnee. For the Bridget K w is a I-aky tub. j Whose course w.ih painfully slow; From Kitchen Hoer to Pnrlor Floor Was as far n she could go' When the oirate's f. arsome rrulsi was done. They were afelv tucked In be1: And papa h.i'ked In with a (heerfut grin - "Goodnight, little kid-." he said. - Kansas City Journal. WILLAMETTE M I! K FT t iiam;i iiwvehsiiip Having p'irci . d f-om U K Good. I pa- ure'th" V. ;,. t: .'' M ''" exp- t ti ri.n-l'o t t':e fame in a fir'-i l.'tSJ in.lMie." In ee:y r'-- " , i II will keep ...ii'tTiitly 'Oi hand a (lnip. : in:e of f: -h an I soiolied ',:!..-. g.ian.;.' "'.lit 'hem the b.-t j i,.ialitv at the in -t p .I'.om'.i" prices orders !! d l''"t: pt'.y and delivery , made to ev. ry p.ir: "f the city. I I'lri'ie M.iin .IV :. J !.'. VINCENT. STOHK ItiHlMS AVI) OFFICES I hav bl..rk In mntemplatlon Tomnt deirln store roumi and of- I flfe will do !! " consult me Ini i mediately. I am a planning (la's jfor !A'".l',yl. TM()Vft, Arehitert. ;. n ,o:n 7, (iirMnin liik. LAND FOB Htl.K , i ,v t,3t f-nm. ,;"n-y. at,.. ; 'T ''" ." N. !!. Hunt io in nttring:;- .! " -' " o.. , -1 .... !,.- Llna Drug Co. TDiiicrrno nr .ur inHnOTCnO iV LARC COUNTY RFAL ESTATE rnruislied by l.ane County Abstruc; Company . north llarvev to A. V C0X' "9"i acr;. i tp. so. . r. 3 w. 1. S. (1. l.o.kwood et ux to J. T Short: 1 a ere In sec. i'S. tp 20 s r 'I $:trti. C. Koss Kins et u to I.. W. Uls;r lots 2 and 3. block 1. J II. McKur land s Nt ad to Cottage (Srove. $l.o .'ess K l.aswell et ux to the Las well Timber Co.: ;u;. acres in s.cs. 1 '. ;fi,d 3, tps. 17 and IS. s. r. w. . i l!llV 11 l.,.li ... .,v . Oi;.... ti 'I'.iKin; certain :..'d in see. ';::!. 'tp ". . r. .. v. s ti'... lohn I'r.iul.i ,t i;X t. .i.iho Haid, :,,!!: ; v. hwk ; lnuut. . $ Co. ... 1 ,l ::e.l .S:i.; ? to (I. or.;,, V ti "l- -- 1 I a. r.it.'t::. ' - ! C. !!.: !..r 1 - ' " " -' v'.-le's 1m ad t . M.ire,.!. I I ' E- V- n.I .lain M vi; j ' I "V ! Jatties 11. It. a:-: to j '""' In or. 13. t;. iT. s. r. 3 $1.11.0. E.lwln MeMnrphev to W. II Wi !!:t; l,o is, ,!oek , Ptlrk-r. lt i tji.ioiliv's ad , Eugeuc. $.'oo. W. II. Wright to Laura Kiazer: lnt 1-. block 4. Purkerson & tjiiinibv's ad to Eugene. $.',oo. j Jus.'ph Kostein et ux to Frederick Ilosteln: lot ;, l,iek 2. Mulligan's au io r.ugene: Mock 1, College Hill Park. Eugene: 40 acres In claim 4 4. tp. IS, s. r. 3 w. Edward Mahaffy tj the l.aswell Timber Company; 330 acres lu sec -3. 24, 14, I.",, tp. is. a. r. w $1. Jesse W. Parrish et nx to Storev Brather Lumber Co.: tract In sec, 30. tp. 23, s. r. 1 w. $1. Charles I). Howard et ux to Emma Ingrain; 20 acres Iu sec. 17. tp. la, s. r. 4 w. $300. S. A. Savage et ux to Hlchard ller old; 2 acres In sec. Id, tp. in, s, r. 1 w. $13 7.50. U. S. to Geo. W. Dlxon; 1S2.4S acres In sec. 30, tp. 20, s. r. 5 w Patent. Charles E. Joyce to Edwin Mc.Mur phey; tract in sec. 29. tp. 17, s. r. 1 w. $10. Mason Y. Warner et ux to Marcel lus P. Bennett: lot 7 In block 6. Ibklnncrs ad to Eugene. $looo. Adah L. Shelton to M. S. Barker; lot A In Eugene. $100. Albert J. Ward to George D. Ward: 177. 0t acres In sees 19 mid "o tn j 14. s. r. 4 e. $10. ' . u. llltcney to lieorge I). Ward; 193 acres iu sec. 23, tp. IS', s. r. 2 w. $1."iO0. C. C. Henderson to James W. llaynes and Andy Hnynes; lot 3 In block X, Huddleston'B ad to Eugene. llndly Mixed Up. Abraham Brown, of Wlnlertoit, N. '., had a very remarkable experi ence. He says: "Doctors got bndly mixed up over me; one said heart dis ease; two called It kidney trouble: the fourth blood poison and the fifth stomach trouble: but none of them helped me. My wife advised me to try- Electric Bitters, which are restoring me to perfect health. One bottle did me more good than all the five doc tors prescribed." Guaranteed foi blood poison, weakness and all stom ach, liver and kidney complaints by W. L. Del.anon, druggist. fjOc. XOTICH TO FHUIT fiROWEHS Spniyhig and Pruning I'romplly Doiiu We are prejiared to do all kinds of spraying and pruning. Call up Bed 2711. C. A. Barker. II. V. Ilnrlln. J. Keller, J. A. Henderson. ml PltlCKS FIIK CAB SI'.HVK E Oulh., to th,. I. .,.. a lu.).,-. l,.L-,.., Off. cab service to and from trains I will be r.o cuts for one, 7. cents lor jtwii, or $1 for three or four. tf UAKNAItll t WEST. fjtir s'ore night he railed the per i fume store tllN season, we Hre y-; 'heavily stocked with ev'luOe oil irs j Lines hepresent the world's best ' Have fancy holiday on k.i'w In great variety. Hull's Drug Store. Nit.ire alw-i.ys warns yon If your liow.'N are clogged ar Inflamed -heed Ibis. Take Uocky Mountain T'oi It relieves all congestion and re stores natural digestion 3.". cents, tea or tablets. Linn Drug Co. It costs no more to Br-OlV good I paint therefore use New Era Sold I only at the Berg.-r-Bean Hardware 1 t'ompany. j Y'ou grow throng, tiloo.f pnr i ncrvs io.-iiiIv, eh.,.-! red and r"v. you pie 'i! 'r.d haoov again after inking H"ili''-r' lbs kv M ointiiii, lea. Civ., i a t1-':'! :' rents, lea or tnbl'-t". Linn Drug Co. Stale of rein. City ol T ,1' do, L-nrat ctmnt y, ss : Frank J Cheney roiVen oath that he la the st-nior tartner of the firm of F. J. Chete y A Co . doing bualne In the riy of Toi-do, county and state afo'eiald. and 'hat ald firm will pav the sum of ONR IICNDBElJ I K ILL A BS f' r e; h and every case of catarrh th.t cwnri-.t he cured by the use of Hat! Ci'srrh Cure FKANK .1 CHENEY. Sworn before me and subtcrlb"d in my preaece this fith day of lie certifier. A. D. l'. I Seal I A W ril.KASON'. NoM-y Puttttc. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tak"n Inier nally an.1 at dlre'-ty on th bbHjd 'and n'.'i''"is urf'-eB ..f the system 1 S-nd f i-O.-.-'tnoria's fr-.-. I I'HK'NFY f'f . Toledo, O j S '1 by rt-'it'O "' T Ilal'j I .tr,i:y l'..l (or tun-n-l;.atl-.n. O KitiKXi: hioi'kktv WILL HlltHV VAI.l'Altl.K. o Hlalr street addition property I sure to doable iu value within the. next two years. Two electric rail-) ways are coming up the valley from. Portland and both of them mow en- j ter the city from the west, and the, line that will tap the Slusljw rtiun-' try can not ao out in any other di rection. As sure as water runs downj P.ill. Kuitene mut build lown the; valley becuuse the business is1 there. I There are both acreau-' trot and1 larite lots in this addition, only a I utile front the business eent-.T at'.d three blocks from the tlcary puML', school. ' Prices ar very reasonable may make your own term, .payment down nud tiiooth'.y Hu nts if ou d sire. See the O.vi; :i Laud Co. Willamette : treet, e;' u : !l .. I and you a small iii.-'.a!l- at -t 1J '.in! td ri" t: io ill tt'.'lltl l.i lit! iMk.o.i. wi-.:i ; -iv :"l'u ,t'. !. ' !.i- mi- . :i : - v.-rita !'..- wo.mI. -inn.!. - l."i:-.: cttv. In fie hoai "' M"J. E. I till.'!., a woM.le'. l'lll ci'.m. i t he.ilil , has l.it.'lv i.ecorred. II. ; . n n.-l near d.;;t'l Willi Imp. and ll'i' e: troirile. "Evhau ing eoiigl.ing '.s o.eorr.d ei.i'y live ooinii.;." n:. Mrs. lia,.j. "when 1 le...i ::;vi;.:. Dr. King's N-'-.v llici.vei . i':.. g ri: loe.licine. that saved In- ii'.e end t'niii plettiy cured hi'.ll. " 1 : u.n.i nt ,' 'd foi coughs and colds, t'lvoat ami I trig troubles, ly W. L. 11. Lain.. ili'ili:.;it ittc and $1. Trial bottle tree. IP YOU KNEW The merits of the Texas V.n.er. you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $t a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send tor testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. MOTilKK'H KITCHEN' Seventh and Oak streets, has open ed under new management, (lood board and room by the day, week or month. First-class home cooking Chicken dinner everv Sundav. tf MKS. S. Y. ABBOTT. WHILE TH KY LAST A cup and saucer free with every purchase of $1 or more. Barker's Gun Store. Open evenings. VVE CAN' SUPPLY' Your wants with wood. Oak, maple, fir and ties. Also coal. WILLIAMS TKANSFEIl CO., If I'll. me Plack 1141. GASOLINE YYOllli AWVINfl W. G. White li, prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phone lllnrk 4l.il. Residence, .".Hi West Sixth street. SIN(;Elt KEWiVG MACHINE CO. Machines sold on easy payments. Terms. $2 per month, tile Willam ette street. Phone Bel 14M. A new line of llaw-kes cttt glass just received at Watts'. BIDS FOB YYATEIt BONDS SOLICITED Sealed proposals will be received by the common council of the city of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock p. m. of January 6th, 190K, at which time at the council chamber In said city said council will open and consider such proposals for the purchase of the whole or any part nf an Issue ot $300,000 water bonds of said city These bonds will be Issued in denom inations ol $100 to $100. will In payable principal and Interest tn gold coin, will bear dale January 1st, Itmx. will be due Junutsry 1st. 194. with ii n option in the city to pay the same or nuy thereof on any Interest dav subs'-roent to January 1st, 1922. and will hear Interest lit the rate of Ti per cent per annum, payable seml-siinuallv. These hondt are .Issued under authority of vi lei of the legislative assembly of th state of Oreg.n, entitled, "An act to reincorporate the city of Eugene and to repeal all ai ts and parts of acts In conflict herewith," filed In the of fin of the secretary of slate February lth. 1 Hii.'i, as amended by the Initia tive bill filed In the office of the re corder of said city July 1rt, 1907. and approved by the voters of said " at an lection held October 14, 1907. Further Information will be furnished on application to the un dersigned. The common eonnr4 re serves the right to reject any and all bids. Eugene, October 21. 1907 it. F. nonius. JO iieeorder. .Milli e for Public illon United Hin't a I and Office, It' sehui g, Or., Mel. 1 '.107. Notice Is loot l,y glien that In coin itlatieti with the provisions of the ni of congress of June 3, 1S7S, enti tled "An act for the sale of timber lauds in the toatca of California, Or egon, Nevada arid Washington terri tory," as extended to all the publlt land toatcs by art ul August 4, 192, William II. Pierce, of Walton, coun ty of iwirie. State of Oregon, filed It. this office hia aworn atatemetit No h -'. 2 7 for the purchase of the NF. 's of sec. ig. tp. 19. ri. range areat, Wlllm(ie Meridian, and will offer proof to show that the land aought Is more valuable for lla tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to eatsbiiah her claim to aald land before YV. W. Calklna. purpose and to eatabllah his claim Eugene. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 7th day of January, 10. He riamca aa wltrieaees: W. T. Bai ley, of Meadow, Oregon; Aaron ft. Barbour, of Wal'on, Oregon: Jarvls U. Sutherland, of Walton, Oregon; William Sutherland, of Walton, Ore gon. Any and ail persons claiming ad versely the above rt'-ferlhed lands ar renuejitefl to file their clfilmK In till , i , ., '. , r-atd 7in day if Ja:.ar. :' q BENJAMIN I. EDDY, Ht-cnter. CLASSIFIED 1 OK RALE IKiitSK FOlt SALE An ordinary v.ork horse. Cull at lliis office. FOK SALE Second arowtn fir wood. W. L. Copperuoll, at Watt's Jewelry store. ti KOU SALE ILavy farm wnson. nearly new. Iluulre at tS,"i East Eleienth street. If l'll SALE - l'u:e-loed white Wyan dotte cockerels for sal.'. J. A. tlr.ltin, 71s. Kerry direct. l I'OlliiWOtih full sAi.h! Leave or ders with L. Li. Itrowu at Dr. li'own's office l'i I'hrislil.'ul liiock. 1' .' A tee, C I N . f a. ;: ..I .1'. y fir. M. Warren. 4 1.' I !.. I 1 iiv.i:i; soap in !,., , M ti J lc, l, ; '.;.) f.. r:,.';ii V--; l-'ii! et j.'n't', i.i . i.;. i ... I .1.; a I'Oii i. l.al. .1 .'lift: a.ul I . te-u iiu I; ii:uil-' won.!, sunt ii. I.. ('. Vim. .Ii.n.'il.m t'iiy K. K. P. Nj, riiuiit! Kunin-r-i" Kult SAl.h in Wi-si p.nt ot Hit' liy, goiul s-ntoiu Ihhiso Hilt) burn, on lul 0xli.O; In hi' tins tmrd ptM ttr: Kuud wttll. On rlKhl rido of strt'f; KimJ ehadt hiiJ Irult. 1-ock FOK SAI.K HY OWNKK New olght roum house with nas.elt'etrio HKitt, bt'ant If ul BliruUbery, and all iiiod oru ImproveniciiU, two tilorks from rnr line nnU In liourt of ros I douce Ulstrk'l. You tin y no iiK'tt's cotniniHHkni. I ola ti(i 2-U x 11)0 ' Apply ftt this nfl'U-o (or imrtlcnluiK, KOU SAI.K AT A HAUliAIN Good liouse of 1 roonm, K0 fruit truvs, deep well with wind mill, one acre under chicken fence; lance chicken hmiHe; two hlockH from tieary school hotifte. I'rlce, JHiOO, Time on part. I. X. Ilarlmuich, hkcih, Hon in .r, over Klrst National Hank. llrliiK thla uotlro with you. M1HC KLI.A.NKOI S LA PI KS' TAIKOIUM anil dres niakiiift. TtiO Pearl KtreiM. J5 IO THAUK By uwner. Umber land for ctiy propi'i'ty or land elowe in nuim town. No aKi'iit. Addrctw II. (i . Ilox AM. KtiKfiie, Or. UASOMNK WOOUSAW-I'. Mil ler, phono lilack 4 717, residence 779 Kaal Kleventh Mtrwt ( Katr inomit). itM:OKPION PLKATINU Done by Mn. Hert Vincent nt 27 Hllyard Htreet, near Kant Ninth, on reanon ablo terms. Phone 11 3302. tf IM'SINKHS OI'POHTUNITY Mlg him Ineas opportunity by tue. lnveat ment of $r.(iu. Cull at lioom 7. ChrlKiiian block. InveKtlgHo thU. dl7 Kolt KXt'HANtilC- lt cr, well Improved, near Oakland, for prop, erty In or near KiiKene. (lood tradit will bo Kveu. McMiirphny & HiiKh. 21 Went KlKhth atreet. tf STOItK ANI OKKICK IIK1-I Fur iiUhttt free to employini. Clerks' Hi'iclxtratlon Iturt'ati, entrance to nfllr.-i 14 KellliiK-Hlriirh bulldlliK, IlKii 1-2 Wa.shlnnlon Hinet, corner W'i'Hl Park, Portland, Oregon, tf DON'T fall to fli'Q Cber.em If you wunt baralna In real entutn. We buy and Hell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber and mlnltiK flock. I!, t'tie mii, Kooin M. Waltou Bldtt. tf tJOl.P AMI 81LVKK PIMTINO On kulvea, forks and all boiincliold nr. tlcb'H that do not look like new. Wrlto tho Oregon PlatluiC Works, 12S Lowuidule mreel, Portland, (rpiron. for nrlrea nm it KM' KOU ItKNT Fln front room; fur ti a cm heat, ehftrle IlKht, ball) K4 Kaxt Ninth. KOlt ItKNT - KurnlhMl uuiiMoki'ep Inn roomM, $H per muni h. 1 u fiilr' at S4' IIIkIi mre. t or at .MM-m A Houh' more. d Ml Knit ItKNT- -Two rurti'i'hfd roimiK fur .V'uiiiK in'ii nt uitfiiu. Cal nt '.i.i'i Full 1'iinrti nUi niii'i't. If M IIMKHKII III itl.MH - Kl. iill lc IlKht lld I'Mli; lllfl' hUM'kli W't fif jHiHforrlrci. Apl'ly Ht 'il Llllrolli. tf ASITKI-; T ItKNT Will i;iliiri rati N- and lmr.- on tin Mfttllu-w W.ililii farm, two mllfi wi-nl of Kiiu'tk. Kin rrimlnK; itiiii r'a iiiiiiii lilf. 1 14 tj I r.t IfrxMM 1. nvir l.fr.in AV Kav!iiK tiank, ur adlitri I'. II llllX 11.'. K II K"ll". UAVIt.ll WIlltK WAM'KII Man with team will pl'iw Kmitfnn or any alinllnr work. I'h.iiif HUik JU WAN I Kl - lir'aainakliijc and plain 'wtliK. r. 7 J .l'ffiriion. Iit'lwefli H. T.-nl ti and KiKhih. Mr. H I.. II. iff Jl W AN I Kl (io'Ml Klrl for icMnr h 1 tioUH'.ork In i h roiimry lor fmn llv itt fwi, fWiiiil wmic'-ii. Amilv nt I Kiii UU'vi ni h airiM-i dwif WAMEU --NiarrU'd mn In work on f it r tii n-;ir a!t'-rvlllf: nii uni'd In v...rk III )l"l' mill wHIioill much fuliillv i-r.'J.T r-'l. Moil.'' ri'in. "i k':i, and "'hr prlvlli'K-:--Ii... .ii: "'i or li'l'li' " H Sniit'l, ljj St T- in It i-.rHi, LiK'H". dl7 COLUMNS; V A I K I (Continued) WANI'K1 -A housekeeper at once. Elderly or middle-sued woman pre ferred, (lood recommendations de sired. Address ilox M, EllKene, Or. tt WEALTHY l.AlY Income :'2itO yearly, lovln iltstiositlc.n. desires to marry, licuilcman living iu the West preferred, Answer Immedi ately. Mis N. 1... 7 T ! l.'pt., Mi l-'ltth avenue. Chnao. IE Y("C WAN T TO SELL your prop-I er'.y lell III.- Or-'KiMI Laud t'lMlipa ny ale:it it aid tl:ev will do I he reM. l i'.l.imetti street, llu itcne. ;'. tf li : br Ik I'. !' 't 1 o.l .ii of- Ml E.I- . i : :.e . w I.. Ai.m .: i. .tu;1. ,.(ip.eY ,Tumi c "r i'ii . i,.'..m -' titiil II. Wat.-i It..., , l'i )iiiii i:m;im:!:i:s ni:::;;i'i: r i.ru;", miutux; r:i.,,n rr , i.ii.i a I'.-rt nit-: ul I in.; I ;l . KW!nlilr I . Inlm ii-a! urn furnish. 'it tn Intt-nilhi 1 n v. '.-.' rs, .!a!iiiniHliiH iiml rv- , jMiiiH nil mini's Md (iu ttfainunt. Aid II IT l-ll T Kit K K THOMAS An hit I. Skclih t'H ami plutiK ilruwu, liltit pilnlri and spi'i'llUatlons. tit'iu'ral aimht vlslini iivor tinlldtiiKx In courno of ronittructlou. If thinking of hulld tiiK, larKc or small, vv in v. Teriim roHMonutilv. lioom 1, Chrttmian block. INKKUTAK KltS J. V. KAVS CO.. undertakers and funeral directors. Kuone, Or. PAY A HKNPKKSON, nnderiukerii and emhalmerfl. Corner Wlllum ettu and Seventh atreeiH. W. T. (lOUPON. funeral director. Statu llcenaed embulmer. Office and renidimce, Tenth and Olive street. Phono Red 44SI. PHYSICIANS AM) KI KKONS Pit. II. U STK O I. KY Osteopathic phyHtclan. Offices over Chambers' store, f I S Wlllnmctte street. Phniio Black 132H. Consultal Ion free. Residence 734 Kerry struet. Phonu Bed U1H7. Pit. ANNA MACBKK, Osteapathlc physician. All curable dlHeases treated. Women and children a specialty. Office over K. K. Puna's. Phonu Bed 1(131. C. II. CANNON, M. I ). 1 loiiKit'pai hit physician and aurt(eii. Chronic dtKi'iiHes and diseases of women and children a specialty. Kleetrl cal vlbrittory nud Unlit treatment. Office, Biille 1, 2 and 3. Putin build In. Phono Main f4U. Hoards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. J. Kit ASK TITim, M. D.Homoeo pathlo nhynlrlun and aurKeou Chronic dtseane and diseases of women and children given sptn-lal Htteiitloii. raradlc galvanlc,stnti X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments Riven. OMre, corner Willamette, and KlKhth streets Matlock bldK. Hesldeuru '32 Pearl street. Office phone, Hed 1 OH 1 . Healdeuco phone, Hed 4 (i K 1 . ATTOIti;VK.AT-KAW H, P. APLKN, Alloruey-at-la, tilti Wlllnmetto street, Kuicene, Oregon L. M . TBAVIH, Attorney-nt-law. Of flee over KiiKne Loan & Havings Bank, KuK'ne, OifKoti. C. A. WINTMlt.MICIKIt, Attorney-at law. Land tltb-a ami prob;ite apcr lalllt'S. Office over Chumbers-Bi is tow Hank. WOOIM'OCK a I'OTTKK, Atlnrni'yi itt'liiw, A. ('. Vo(MiiM-k and 11. (. I'uttiT. Otflri.' imp lilurk auilth ol Chritninn lil'i' k, Kuk'!!, UrKun WILLIAMS a IIKAN. Attnrni-ya-aU liiw. I. W. W iIIIhmih. L. K. Hi an Uriii'tlit1 In nil cHin of tlm utile nml lii'fnr't I'H! U. ri I. mid Oftlcv (Mllri'H 12, I.I, I i and 10 Mi Chillis Hul'.ll nt. IIDHIIIH ti HKII'WDIITII. AlIorni' ut liiw. fitflri' lii lluvi.y liiilldln. ovi'r I'IiiiiiiImth-IIi ltnw lunik. I.K'JN 11. KIlMI NSUN, Alliirni-y-lll-law. ItO'iiiM I nnd 'I, Kiiicnii Loan mid HuvIiikii lt.mk. L. 1411. Y Kl ', Ailiirm y-nl-law. Olfln ovr Viuali'M n Ii io Hlori.', KilKi'lm. tlri'Kon. WALTON N'CrtH. Attorni-ya-at-law. J J. W.iIImii n lid H. I'. Nin. W ill irHtll'', In all tlm roil rt M 111 t It -ii'" otrii, riiuiii 3, Walton lllork, K ii K''li. Or'K'iu. I. N. IIAItllAt till. HimmiuI ulti'll tlon Klvcn to tllvorrn and tii'ttl nit'iii of fMtnii'M. AK'iit f'r t'ontl nifniHl I iiMiiratico Coiniiany. Itoom I,. Klr.t National Hank llnllillnK. KiiKfii, Ori'Kon. JKHHK II. WKI.I.H, Lawyer. No. S Wrat Kluhlh ln-i., Kuni-nv, Or opiioatle poatofflri. (tv'a npfH-lal aitmiiloii to thu examination of ab atrarta, draftlim Willi, ai'ltlllia; ra taifi, convi')anr.a and colU'cilnna. Alwo in nil pi.'iiitlou niattt;ra. Phoiif llfd 1176. HALL. U SHUMWAY, Carry k full liu of i liilnl.liig flitura. riumMiiv and aawer work. AIm nniral Jul Mug In tin aid abvrt Iron work. Iri.n woik rnu,l a'ta'i 111 t ,. I Phone Black '07: ( Willamette at Appreciates smoking; good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar ,is a favorite anions a!! thinking men It is positively the 'ixsi IL'c Ciar on the market. i Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Oill and let us estimate on your work. Aya & Heitznun 34 West 6th St. Phone bUck 1171 EIectricfGas(Water Willamette Valley Co Organized 1883 TiTe First National Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Ciipllul pnld In 1 100.000 Surplus and undivided prullta 65,000 Additional liability or torkholdora under national banking luw. 100,000 Total $265,000 We will b pleaaed Io bav your name on our booka your funds aub. Jiict to check. We will handle your bualnoaa with care and lu Uriel cotifldnnce, whether your account Is large or amall. T. Q. Ilendrlcki President 9. II. Uakln Vice I'realden P. B. RnodKraaa CaHhnf I. uko I.. Goodrich. .Aaalitant Ca'tilnr ft- Merchants Bank EUCINE, ORECON Docs a m, General Banking- Business ' on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER, President. I- H. POTThR, Vi Pntfc K N. McALISTER, Cashier. Cor 7ih and Wniamdte . U. I,. CII A.MIIKHM, I'ri'aiilciiU li.lltWIN' I'.IIISTOW, (aililcr Chambcrs-Bristow Banking Company Paid Ud Oish Capital $60,000 o(hi tt ml MiirtKNKfn bmiuht. Min -T lmnHl on nfipntvril Mrurltjr. In ittc nft on IIiik rrrtiftrati of de I mm It, A gtMirml luitiklnic hunlui-M rtiifcirlrt. Greatest Variety of Post Cards POSTCARD ALBUMS AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS SCIIWARZSCHILD'S Book Store S8o Willamette Street il i if ; 1 i I: i ii- S 1 J? I ; v :, v $ I. I' ll V i'. . V o