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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1907)
jacont eru Oree Rang alARD PRINTING 4'0., IXt Ctiark-s H. Fisher. co uae such published every day of the week. over Sundavs excepted. Address all com | Electrl< munications and make all remit newspapers are the tances payable to The Eugene Guard. I burg, as it “My sou.” said tbe old man as he lay evidences that it is a town filled will be virt Eugene, Oregon. “1 pJnt of with business activity, and solid, sub dying. “1 have uothlng to leave you Importance and will be so recog- stantia] enterprice. It requires a but a recipe for gaming tbe coutideuc« «subscription Rates—Imily nized. C Geographically Eugene largi amount of advertising and sub of your fellow tnen. Coutideuee Is the destined to become c- important basis of ail that leads ou to fortune, Delivered by carrier, per week .$ .15 jobbing city, and this <*n fact Is'now "e- scription patronage to support auch and if you follow my advice explicitly newspapers. Delivered by carrier, psr month .50 you will 1» prosperous and ixrbaps u. mail one year (in advance). 4.00 cognized by the leading jobbing Andy Carnegie has taken to rit- prominent The advice to this; gu months (in advance)............. 2.00 houses of the coast, many of whom ’’Don’t expose your ignorance or stu ¿oe month.................................................50 have their traveling representatives ing pieces for German publica I £»r"le conies.......... .. .05 tions, but he can never hope to be pidity. Never give an opinion. Look make their headquarters here. Advertising rates made known on Eugene has manufacturing in come a full-fledges journalist as wise and say nothing ’’ »npiicatidn. Irving KUadrac. tbe legatee to thia Entered at Eugene, Oregon, poxtpf- terests that contribute materially to long as he doesn't have to borrow meager fortune, wa» Impressed. In ficu as secoud-claaa matte;. the prosperity of the city. There are money when his check fails to ar deed. be t«gau to act ou tbe advice at iron foundries, sash and door and rive on time. once. Hie father had but one lutimate frieud. a man doing a large bualuesa lumber mills, excelsioi factory, knife Agent» foe The Guard. Those American negro preachers He called upon Irving aud asked bln» The following are authorized to works, soap factory, woolen mills, take and receipt for subscriptions or furniture factory, vinegar factory, who are stirring up the Zulus of to express bis wishes concerning tbe traasai t other business for The Daily funeral. Irving looked at blui as fruit cannery and packing house, and South Africa to revolt against Eng though be had been asked tbe question and Weekly Guard: lish rule belong to the sane class various industries that are employing Creswell—J. L. Clark. of bls life. He made no reply. He which continually makes trouble Coburg—Geo. A. Drury. a good many hands the year around. seemed to be considering. All postmasters are authorized to Their owners are enterprising and among the ignorant negroes in this “If you like.” said bis questioner, “I receive and receipt for subscriptions country. will attend to everything for you.” persevering, because it is no small to the Dally and Weekly Guard. Irving pressed his band without task to build up such concerns w hen Heads of large families, who have speaking. It Is necessary to pioneer the way, grown accustomed to stretching a Tbe funeral arrangements were well AN INDEPENDENT P.APEIt and deserve liberal home patronage limited income to meet growing ap attended to. and John Andrews of the Member Associaled Presa and encouragement. petites and needs, ought to be ex- firm of Andrews A Co. was proud of his success In having arruuged a very The mining industry of Lane coun perts on elastic currency. WEI>XhSI>AY, DECEMBER IM, 1007 Impressive ceremony. When he met ty is growing in importance from tbe son aft«w It was al! over and asked year to year. Besides the Blue River If this talk about football being bow be was pleased with bls manage SOME of THE MANY and Bohemia districts, good prospects won by prayer is straight, the noise meat. Irving looked unutterable grati good reasons for are lying open in many other local like “cussing," usually heard at tude. It occurred to him to tell Mr. EIGENES RAPID GROWTH ities, and there is increased develop games, must al) come from the Andrews why lie so approved of the arrangements; but. lest lie should not ment work reported in every cantp. loser?. Today’s Guard will find Its way What is needed most in this direction hit on wliat Mr. Andrews considered tbe principal feature, he held his petice. into the hands of many persons wh :> is more publicity of the right kind Harmonious Seasoning. “There's good stuff In that boy.” said To them good, honest advertising that will at are not regular readers. *T have found just the wife for your the merchant. “I must get him Into that no place in the West t.e say tract men of means who are looking cousla Henry ” uiy counting room. He'll never go off “Umph.” presents more opportunities for pro- for mining investments. Such oper half cocked. He’ll never slop over." ■‘The sparkling Miss Jenks.’’ fitable and attractive home-making ations as have been going on for Irving became one of tbe lowest or “ That fiery little witch? ” than does Eugene, the queen city of years at Blue River and Bohemia, if der of clerks In tbe bouse of Andrews “But you say be is the salt of the A Co. Whenever It was necessaiy for the upper Willamette valley. transferred to Nevada, California, earth” him to go Into tbe private office of the Situated at the head of this great Colorado or Idaho, would be herald “You bet he Is.” head of tbe firm be dl»l wliat was vaJley, with its developed resources ed constantly to the world, thou "Well, she Is the pepperlest person I necessary, but did not speak, He io >k- capable of being greatly intensified, sands would be invested in those ever ran across. Where could you beat ed us If he were carrying In hls head I and many new industries attracting districts where now single dollars It for a well balanced couple?" a solution of all the various problema capital and labor, it is In the ideal are expended. What Oregon people that beset tbe welfare of tbe buslneas. But It Doesn’t. Noticing thia. Mr. Andrews on one or location for a great eft.v—the second must learn is the full extent of the When you turn a snappy sentenos two occasions. In order to test h tn. in the state of Oregon. Here we have resources of their own state, as well With a stinger at the end. submitted t > him some busine-s ques almost incalculable timber wealth as the art of honestly exploiting It should lead you to repentance tlou and u«ked him wliat lie would do It the dagger wounds a friend. and mineral deposits in mountains them. tn the matter, Ir^gig ut once put ou that bound it, and along streams his visible thinking < up. Mr. Andrews Eugene is a city of schools and Cvnsioerats. that fertilize and water a large area churches, tile seat of Oregon’s splen asked him a leading question, i which He -»me tn after twelve o'clock. gave away his own opinion. Then of rich soil, producing cereals, fruit did university, with an enrollment of Went upstairs on the sty Irving told bin» the way the thins and hops of unsurpassed quality. several hundred of the flower of the And tiptoed softly that he night should lie done—Mr. Andrews' own Let aleepios beauty .-• The natural gateway to'Easiern Ore state’s youth; boys who have proved way. gon, the extension of the Southern themselves the athletic champions of Shadrac was made chief < clerk and Pacific railroad to Klamath Falls and the coast, and girls who are destined then liecanie a partner Meanwhile lie Ontario will inevitably cause large to add to Oregon’s wide fame for the waa following bis father's I »quest In Williams Indian Pile Ointment every department of life. If a gTitli jobbing houses to open here as the beauty and intelligence of Its wo will cure blind, bleeding and Itching erlng of citizens met to discuss the logical distributing point for a large mankind. Then there are the Di piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays water aupidy, lie appeared to lie doing territory. vinity school and the Catholic acad Itching at once, acts as a poultice, tbe thinking for the meeting, but nev Only a fortnight since the engi emy, and perhaps best of all, a splen lr the vestry- gives Instant relief. Williams’ In er opened bls mouth neering firm of Barstow & Company, did public school system, supple dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for |men of bis church discusaed a quea- In charge of the construction work mented by a high school course. The plies and itching of the private parts itlon of tlnunces. be. u ineinlier. 1 Miked of the Oregon Electric Company, schools are commodious and well ar Sold bv Linn Drug Co , bv mall 50c ut the celling thoughtfully uud if ask owners of the electric railway just ranged, with methods of instruction and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co.. ed for bis opinion said. “I’m thinking." Before ths meeting broke up lie bad completed from Portland to Salem, and discipline unexcelled in a city props., Cleveland. I). learned what the majority wished uml announced that work will be, com- of similar size in the United States. ! udvocated ft with every appearance of menced on the extension south from To the homeseeker who would rear having reached tbe conclusion by pro Sal m to Eugene shortly after reg hie family In the environments of A ettp and saucer free with every found deliberation. When It was proposed to send Irv ular service is established over the education and refinement, Eugene purchase of $1 or more. Barker's Gun ing Rbadrac to congress tie reali? Stere. Open evenings. ronipl ted section. This stage is has superior inducements to offer. thought for tlie tirsi tino lu bis lite expect d to be reached about Christ Eugene is rapidly going forward the subject of bis deliberati > ii beimi mas, so that we may look for active in the matter of civic improvements. Yo.ir wants with wind. Oak, maple, whether he COUld liest serve bis owu np-rations in this dir?ction soon af The donation of an ample tract of fir and ties. Also coal. purposes by remaiblmr In bus ne s or WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO., I going into politics, Ile deelded for thè ter toe first of the year. It has been land for a city park by Hon. T. G Phone Plack 1141. latter anil went to citigress, The-e he tf known f :r some time that Eugene Hendricks, upon which many Im never opened his niouth. But he w.i» was the ultimate des*,--*,°n of this provement« have been made, was a GASOLINE WOOI» SAWING a true American, going always with elect-ic road, but thi3 is the most long step in the right direction. An W. O. White !» prepared to saw >he inajori’y. Other cougtessnien had dir • official statement given out electric street and suburban railway view« which they fought fur. Hbail- your wood on short notice. and should set at rest all doubt on was put In operation during the pres- Resldence, rac bad no views exec t « c ' i as were Phone Black 4351. The Oregon Electric. en( year w|th three miles of track, 516 West Sixth street. I Indicated by ids dignified an I thought the subject. ~ fit! ap|iearanee. Fortuna ely tor bltn 1J* —",1 I over which new and modern trolley company is building a “ splendid - road SINGER SEWING MACHINE < O. be was getting Imld nud looked older and equipping it with the latest and cars give good service. Early in the than he was. A man who never made best type of rolling stock to be pro summer this road will be in opera Machines sold on easy payments, t mistakes, who was always on tbe right cured Back of the enterprise are tion to Springfield, and will be ex Terms. $2 per month. 615 Willam •Ide of every qne«tlon--be could never the New York financiers, Moffat & i tended up the McKenzie river with ette street. Phone Red 1451. be on the wrong side except lu a vote, and then be bad tbe majority wltb White, who state that they have Its ultimate destination across the WOOH SAWING him—could not but irrow In Impor abundant capital to carry out their mountains to Prineville. John M. P. D'xon. sure- »aor to w tance. and Congressman Rbadrac atep- (blocks of Plans and are not materially affect- This year, also, nine E. Boday. All wood »»» I to game ped In time from the bouse of repre ed by the financial stringency, Willamette street were paved with For prompt service phone Black sentatives Into tbe senate chamber. been Further announcement has hard surface pavement and twenty 3312. Residence. 26 Hlgn street tf One day tbe president sent for blm. ■»ade that the Oregon Electric com- more blocks of intersecting streets Gasoline woods»w Rbadrac responded end sat down with Panv has no connection with the are under contract, with the pre tlie nation's chief, sti expression on Our store might be called the per tils face Indlcstlng that be waa ready Welch roads, known as the Eugene liminary work already done. fume store this season, we are so ts solve even tbe question of tbe Pan 4 Eastern and the Portland. Eugene A handsome Carnegie public libra heavilv stocked with exquisite odors. 4 Eastern railroad company, the ry was completed in Eugene last year, Lines hepresent the world’» best. ama canal. “Senator." said tbe president. "a former of which is operating the and the present year will witness the Have fancy holiday packages in portfolio In my cabinet la abont to be great variety. Hull’s Drug Store. Eugene electric railway, and en- building if a $50,000 post office by ?ome vacant.” 8*Z“d in constructing the Eugene- the federal government. Two hand It costs no more to apply good Shadrac was ----------- — — sitting with his right ne Immediately Springfield-McKenzie Valley line. some buildings were also added to the paint—therefore use New Era Hold |(>K over his left, That If these projects, are completed university group, and the grounds only at the Berger-Bean Hardware . r.hange(1 putting bls left over his Company. right. He appeared to be ready tn *’ outlined the Oregon Electric com are being improved and beautified consider the various names corx-enilns pany wil] parallel their Engene- tinder the direction of an experienced Attend the masquerade at the ar- which the president would ask his morv on New Year ’ s eve. Tbe cos Por land line. landscape gardener. A large gen preference. That the news given out by Mr. eral hospital, costing $30.000. a Di tumes worn by the maskers promise “I And that your state Is liehind In more elaborate than ever be- to be Barstow is pleasing to the people of vinity school building $35.000, a Pres tf the tt«t of Important government post» fore. Euzene cops wttboilt saving. The byterian church $18,000, , are some and that there Is such confidence lg «.Oats no more to apntv good the soundness of yonr views on at fact thaf two Independent companies additional building improvements —therefore use New Era. Sold «sues of pith and moment that I bar* . •r* striving to cover the territory of completed or under waj • st the Berger-Bean Hardware b’termlncd to offer you the portfolio •bleh Eugene is the business center The Commercial c Hub, with finer Will you accept It?" than any sim- and nimercial metropolis Is a guar permanent quarters Hhadrac knit hl« brows, drew down antee against any unnecessary delay liar organization in any city of its the corners of bls mouth. chnng»«) legs, doing splendid fo construction, since the first line size in the West, is Frank J. Ch«ney makes oath that put his band up to hl« forehead, but ♦o be built will have the choice of work, having at its dispi ;al for th« he is the senior partner of the firm made no reply. routes and gain many advantages current year a promotion fund of of F J Cheney 4 Co., doing business | “Silence gives consent" said tlie over Rs slower rival. That the Wil $12,000 . which is being well used In the <lty of Tol-do. county and »real-lent. “I «ball semi yonr appoint state af resald. and that said firm ment to the Semite at once " lamette valley will be traversed by and wisely spent. will par 'he sum of ONE HUNDRED Thu« it waa that Irving Hhadrac bv Thus are enumerated some of the electric lines like a checkerboard In DOLLARS for ech and every case «•ting upon the legacy bequeathed to •he next five years la absolutely cer things that are making Eugene a of catarrh thit esnn it be cured by alm by his father became a member tain. The mountains bordering It more beautiful city each year, as well tbe use of Hall’s Ca’arrh Ctire. »f the president's cabinet. And. now FRANK J. CHENEY *re full of power sites and its level as contributing to hasten the com Sworn before me and stibacrlbed that they are banting for a man to put Wa ns make construction of road bed ing of tbe "Greater Eugene," which In my presence this 6tb day of De n the president*« place, political man »gem are «aylng “What we want la a rbtap and easy, while It Is. when in due time will be the full fruition cember. A. D. — 1886. A W GLEASON, nan to Inspire the confidence of the What Eu- (Seal) Properly developed, susceptible of of our dearest hopes, Notary Public. tattoo. lawk at Secretary Stmdrae’s *l*n«e population, guaranteeing busi- gene needs reflects the needs of Hall’s Catarrh Cure 1» taken inter word He has been Identified with **a for the trolley cars. every ambitious city- puab. energy nally »nd acts directly on tbe blood •very Important question that bas bee» cit ixens and mneon» surface« of he system It is also encouraging to note that and the utmost faith of its ■»fore tbe nation In twenty year» and Send for testimonials free Eocene 1» recognized aa the atrate- In the city’s future. F J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O uis never made a mistake Whet bet «lr Point In all these projects for tar maa can wa pul op In IIXJ*’ I 3oid by druggist». 7$c. r A M,D*HET •foctric road buiMing in Western Taka Hall • FxmUy Pllf« for c»n- Congressman Anthony, of Kansas, dragon. Situated at the head of with his editorial faculty for finding aUpgWna »alley, with ntura) paaaea »4- CLASSIFIED COLUMNS A LEGACY 1 OK SHE .PROFESSIONAL COLUMN FOR SALE 5 good ntilch t. w. In quire at 28Ò E..st 11th. li>siRA< roll* SALE An ordinary THE I INE COUNTY ABSTRACT Call at thia office. CO . Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, Eugene. Or. Prices reasonable. FOR SALE Stab wood at the Eugene mill. J. M. Puckett, dix MIXIM. EXI.IXU RS HGitSE FOR work horse. FOR SALE—-Second growtn fir wood. W. L. Coppernoil, at Watt’s jewelry stone. tf FOR SALE Heavy farm wagon, nearly new. Inquire at 685 East Eleventh street. tf I HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist Reliable information furnished to intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore treatment Eugene. Oregon. ARCHITECT FOR SALE -Pure-bred white Wyan dotte cockerels for sale. J. A FREE THOMAS Architect Sketch es and plans drawn, blue print» Griffin, “18 Ferry street. J1 and specifications General super-1 CORDWOOD FOR bAt.£—Leave or- vision over buildings in course of 1 dera with L. G. Brown at Dr construction. If thinking of build- j Brown’a office In Chrisman block. Ing, large or small, we me. Terms reasonable. Roon» 1, Chrisman WUOD Ei'-. SALK—A tew cords of block. »ood dry grub oak and dry fir. Enquire of E. M. Warren, 4 42 1NDERTAKKH8 Lawrence street. i \\ KAYS A CO nndnrtnkera uni FOR SALK Fruit farm of 13 acres, funeral director». Eugene. Or. one mile from P. O’; variety of fruit trees; good new house; good DAY A HENDERSON, undertaker« 1 well; barn aud other outbuildings and embalmer». Corner Wiliam-, Call at The Guard office. J2 etta and Seventh streets. iOit SALE BY OWNER A anau In heart of city; only one block from high school, choice lot 57x162 feet, convenient cottage; modern. Cheap at $3000; investigate.Inquire at this office. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive • streets. Phone Red 4481. FOR SALE Baled cheat and loose vetch hay. Also four-font and slx- teen Inch tuaple wood, well sea- soiled. L. C. Vitus, Junction City R. F. D. No. 2. Phone Farmers' 129. d2 7 DR II. L. STUDLEY—Osteopathic physician Offices over Chambers’, store, 51S Willamette street, i Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 73 4 Ferry street. Phon« Red 3197 dress J5 TO TRADE -By owner, timber land for city property or land close to some town. No agents. Address H. G.. Box 494, Eugene, Or. Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don’t slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning w»,rk. <_all and let us estimate on your work. I’llYSK’IAXS IND Hl RGM1NS FOR SALE—in best part of the city, DR. ANNA MAURER. Osteapathlc physician. All curable diseases good 8-room house aud barn, on treated. Women and children a j lot 80x160; house has bard plas »pecialty. Office over F. E. Dunn’s. ter; good well. On right ride of Phono Red 1631. »tree; good shade and fruit. Lock Box 172. Eugene, Oregon tf C. II. CANNON, M D. Homoepatblc | physician and surgeon. Chronic »•OK S ale BY OWNER—New eight diseases and diseases of women room house with gas.electric light, and children a specialty. Electrl-1 beautiful shrubbery, and all mod cal vibratory and light treatment. ern improvements, two blocks from car line and In heart of res Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build-! ing. Phone Main 54U. Boards] idence district. You pay no agent's Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. commission. Lots 66 2-3 x 160. Apply at this Office for particulars. .1. FRANK TITUS, M. D Homoeo pathic physician and surgeon. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good Chronic diseases and diseases of house of 7 5-ooms, 80 fruit trees, women and children given special deep well with wind mill, one acre attention. Faradlc galvanic.static, under chicken fence; large chicken X-ray and vibratory electrical house; two blocks from Geary treatments given. Oflce, corner school house. Price, $1600. Time Willamette and Eighth streets. on part. 1. N. Harbaugb, agent, Matlock bldg. Residence 632 Room 5, over First National Bank. Pearl street. Office phone. Red Bring this notice with you. 1091. Residence phone, »ted ■* 1 — —— ■ •' MIM ELEANEDIS 4981. I.ADIES’ TAILORING- and making. 760 Pearl street. Appreciates smoking good gars. It gives him relaxation, 'he Mount Hood Cigar is a ivoritc among all thinking men is positively the best 10c igar on the market. ¿a & Heitzm&n 34 West Sth St Phone block 1171 Electric,Gas,Water Willamette Valley Co ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW S. Organized IÔÔ3 D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-la, 616 1 Willamette street. Eugene, Oregon. | L. M. TRAVIS. Attorney-at-law. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. The First* National Bank OF KUGKNE. OREGON GASOLINE WOODSAW P. L. Mil $100,000 ler, phone Black 4767, residence C. A WINTERME1ER, Attorney-ut Capital paid In.................... law. Land titles and probate spec Surplus 779 East Eleventh street (Fair and undivided ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris mount I. 65.000 profits .............................. tow Bank. Additional liability of ACCORDION PLEATING Done by Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hilvard WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorneys stockholders under at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. 0. street, near East Ninth, on reason 100,000 national banking laws. Potter. Office one block south of able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. FOR EXCHANGE 15 acres, well Total ....................... 1265,000 imrir v d, near Oakland, for prop WILLIAMS At BEAN, Attorneys-at- We will be pleased to have your law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean. erty in or near Eugene. Good trade Practice In al! courta of the state] name on our books - your funds sub will be given. McMurphey & Hugh, and before the U. S. Land Office. ject to check. We will handle your 22 West Eighth street. tl Offices 12, 13, 14 aud 15 McClung business with care and In strict STORE AND OFFICE HELP Fur Building. confidence, whether your account Is nished free to eniplolyers. Clerks’ Registration Bureau, entrance to DORRIS & SKIPWORTH. Attorneys- large or small. 4 at law. Office in Hovey building, offices 14 Selling-Hirsch building, G. T. Hendricks ........................ PresidenS over Chambers-Bristow bank. 386 1-2 Washington street, corner 8. B. Eakin.................... Vice President West Park, Portland. Oregon, tf LEON R. EDMUN3ON, Attorney-at- P. E. Snodgrass............... Cash-er DON’T fail to see Cbezem If you law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan < Luke L. Goodrich. . Aulstant Ca«hler want bargains lu real estate. We and Saving« Bank. buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Office ••••••••••••••••a Timber and mining stock H. Che- over Yoran’s shoe »tore, Eugene, ».en>. Room 11. Walton Bldg tf Oregon. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On WALTON 4 NESS. Attorneys-at-law j I knives, forks and all household ar XUCI NX, OKECON J. J. Walton and S P. New. Will ticles that do not look like new. practice in all the courts in the] Wrtte the Oregos Plating Works, Does a 128 Lownsdale street, Portland, state. Office, room 3, Walton : Oregon, for prices Block, Eugene, Oregon. General Banking Merchants Bank •’ •’ Business 1. N. HARBAUGH. Special atten on tion given to divorce and settle FOR RENT Fine front room; fur ment of estates. Agent for Conti Conservative Lines nace beat, electric light, bath. nental Insurance Company. Room 154 East Ninth. 5. First National Bank Building, | S. SPENCER, President. Eugene, Oregon. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms H. POTTER. Vice Pres. for young men students. Call at N. Me A LISTER, Cash»«. 332 Fast Fourteenth street. tf JESSE G. WELLS. Lawyer. No. 2« West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. FURNISHED ROOMS Electric light opposite postoffice. Gives special attention to the examination of ab and bath; three blocks west of postoffice. Apply at 521 Lincoln stracts, drafting wills, settling es ••••••••••••••••a tf tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone PASTURE TO RENT Will pasture F. L. < IlAMBERS, l’realdent. Red 117« cattle and horses on the Matthew DARWIN BRISTOW, <’a«hlc» Wallis farm, two miles west of Eugene. Fine grazing; terms rea sonable. Inquire Room 1, over Loan Ar Savings bank, or address P. O. Box 182. Eugene. s. L. F. SAM SHAMAN Chambers-Bristow Banking Company Junk Dealer UA5TI.ll Highest Price paid for WORK WANTED .Man with team will plow gardens or any similar work. Phone Black 5172. J# WANTED -Dressmaking and plain 571 Jefferson, between sewing Seventh and Eighth. Mrs. H. L. Huff JI HiDES. WOOL, PELTS, OLD RUBBER, .■'»//.* S'F’ i’ .’7/ 1 /^.S af.ó I ZGS We «Iso buy WANTED- Good girl for general Scow <* Hgrd (xxafe housework In the country for fam ily of two. Good wages Apply twJ Olive birre! at 81 East Eleventh street. dwtf Phone. Red 5571 Eugene, IF YOE WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Comps- nv about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu gene. Or. tf WANTED- Manager for fice we wish to locate gene Address, with The Morris Wholesale clsusll, Ohio. branch of here in Eu references. House, Cln I J* Ore. S.E. Stevens Piano Timer.. Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Uo Cash Capital $60,000 Moten him I MortKiigc« bought. Mon ey on M|»|>roit-41 MM'urity. In- term! |Mii<i on time rrrtiftratr* of <ie- A grnrral banking buwint*«$«$ l mmuirtrd. Greatest Variety of Post Cards POST CARD ALBUMS AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Lca*e Orders al Eders Piano Houae Phone Mam 41 SCHWARZSCHILD’S Book Store Reudence 138 West 12th Street Reaidcace Phone Red 277* 58* Willamrtte Street
