Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 20, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti -TTZisrisa co., inc. C'tl Fisher. Taay of the week, Polll,Md.S M Address all com- ,iW '""a make all remit- F' nivTble to The 1ZL Oreen' . ....w carrier, per week. .1? W", u currier, per monm .uu ferfm Advance). 4.00 E55ii.n'"-: 1 -oatb.- "k copies- knWn 0n 3 ,t Eugene, Oregon, pastor al; js accond-class matter. i'Iib Guard. . Sing are authorized to fW fnr subscriptions or tJotTer business for The Daily Sill. L. Clark. THE Kl'GEXE DAILY Ol'ARD, MONDAY, JAXr ARY 20. 1008 Cobarg 0eo. A. Drury. ?.m..ir are authorized to Kid receipt for subscription P" .. j u'ssklv Guard. fKKUKl'KS'KST PAPER I nf Associated Press I Mfnl &V,JAXUAHY20, 1008 Ir KEPPAI' OF Lucre ias been a good deal of talk lit the land policy of the admln Ltion, but It is clearly not undcr tj by a great many persons, al- Ijgi readers of the newspapers. li policy was outlinea in me an il report of Commissioner uainn- of the general land ornce, ana be sumaia'riznd as follows, with imnments npen which it Is political Issues which are centres of party rancor. Thus the expression of opinion on them by one representing In any way this government would be productive of annoyance and em harassment to us. Therefore the de partment feels that It cannot con sistently grant the commission de sired. In these "hard times" the greatest value for the smallest outlay is the daily newspaper, printed on white pa paper that costs more than the sell ing price, and flinching Information that costs thousands of dollars to col lect and put in type, says tlit Louis ville Courier-Journal. White paper cusia uiure ui me present time than I: has In the past twenty years, and for tunato indeed Is Uie publisher who is able to make his sales cover his ex pense of printing. Somebody has been guessing wrong. Instead of reducing its force of special agents the United States land office wants congress to Increase the appropriation of $250,000 it has for the current fiscal year for special agents to SuOO.OOO for the year bo ginning July 1 next. WALTER LAM'S NEW INVENTION o FORMER Kl-CilCXK HOY H AS PAT. KXTED A DEVICE WHICH AX NOIXCES STUKKTS ?X STREET CARS. SUNDAY GREAT DAY ' AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH t ATTENDANCE AT IlIBLE SCHOOL M7 EVANGELIST MARTIX I.ECTl'RES TO WOMEX. The Portland Journal of vector,! . ,.l In s,,,lte of tlle '"WlPmont weather tells of an li.vn,i i,?I,.esIer.,1.-1 . yesterday, every service at the Chris. W. E Chaffeur husbands also come high One of them, who eloped with the only daughter of a rich Philadel phian, is suing his daddy-in-law foi 250,000 for taking wlfey away from him. hi commissioner recommends lis mineral land act and the xr ind stone act be repealed. iSj reascr.3 that the first Is no p necessary, and the second has tierchi-le by wiiich the great ft tf valuable timber land not in reserves has gene Into private bi Most of the remaining public fcireseml-arld or desert, for dis- In committing; the United States, tr. ;j ol which there are no laws, get out of Cuba in the sprint: of 190!) Lues have been developed which Secretary Taft threw a loir into the kite remedied, water has been bunch which have been i.rinr n-i, lojonrea ana strips or mnn ac- M make American occupation norma. m 10 prevent access to aajacen; aent. ipulng grounds. The commls Ismsgests amendments to th it tad laws classifying lands Isn't some congressman who re ards the number of hlla inti-mineoi i-i l.iltiral, pasture, timber and coa' j as proof of statesmanship overlook ratlisturblng present mining mg a play by not Introducing; one to Witlng to lode and placer regulate the visits of the stork? let Pasture land he recommend: ieased to citizens of the United Let's hear no more auout the heart : who are owners of adjacent le3sness of city folk. No less than ior bona fide residents of thr 10000 of t"em died last year from Herein the lands lie, the ren- 301,16 IOI'm or heart disease, which oneys to be devoted to the pub-1 "roves that they have hearts. pools: or that such land hr Wed into grazing blocks and lne aec'S'on of the United States a filed price, preferably to supreme court. that an employe oi h of contiguous cultivated the repeal of the timber acts. paining timber lands should br K public sale after scaling and Wny l)oke "fun" at the postal an rs, i a stumpage basis, but! ,1Lles Iul uanng snort men from nae applicant for a home- employment when army chaplains are met of timber should have the retlred for not being expert rough !te right to purchase nr th riders? i. tne timber not to be re- h until the entryman has The president of Smith Colle says that too much education spoils the girls as wives, and at tne same time Vardaman says that education ruining the negroes. Some une should stop Rockefeller, Carnegie and "the Dunch" before the country goes to the 'bow-wows." Maybe the leader of the Russian douma knows his business best any rate we are curious to know what be expects to gain by traveling 11,000 miles to tell his troubles to Americans, who have a sufficient ol their own, the United States land office cannot legally acquire public land is on all lours with common sense, One of the numerous tinaccounta- ,lh the law as to residence m ble thin?s is why the man who is 'Won, and made full payment wmnS always does the most talking er. As to senM.nrM ttuuut - - Congress has been asked to 'Invest 9,5S7,500 In ad.lltionnl peace Insnr ance, in the shape of resarvo mil nlssioner recommends that "Pen to entry in lots not to cres not capable of, Irri- "apaDie of producing natu- XOKMATi NCH(: SPJOCIAIi oi'ponii xrriEs I'M of trees, and which because f''n,s for "'""U BOl'Jic"' ,,uluule w,,tei. !a"or domestic use are nni '"r tontltnions habitation. Jte should not bo PnipH ebould be i,mf .i... ' 5,411 Planted anrt .....j . Wj but care sho.Hd be tak-'Zl "meg AllkenV CSW inn i. . 1-ast lwenty-scvonih street North has patented a bii.,.( .... . , ' t,l-i,.,l t . . yi-wi,ii;r lo OO ..u ... s.n-eicars. It will record he name of the street which a cur is approaching and designate the numbers of the houses on the block will ri f S!"."U t""e nU 'nvention to J 8 or advertisement to view until uoih.. ... crossed. The speed of the car does "t alter the display, for the trollev K mf ,s overhead contact A, ,K llere,Ver l0"ed, and the re- toi.ler does tho work perfectly. Mr. Lakin's device will not onlv relievo condurtnm nt i, of calling the streets, but will qilio't the tears of the nervous passengers. Strangers seeking certain number can locate It a block awav by this re corder, Which Is like an nrHI,,. tlan church was highly inspiring. The report of the secretary of the liible school showed that the at tendance at that great gathering was 417. In the sermon following, Dr. S. M. Martin most certainly kept his promise and far surpassed expocta- uiiiis in snowing now clear tho liible leacning is regarding "the eleventh hour." The lecture to women at 3 p. m. decided the great contest between them and the men. The women in and about Eugene assembled in such numbers and gave such an offering as to keep their banner of victorv and progress still floating. In num bers they exceeded the men bv 19; In oriering, $$.53. With the men It was "Almost, but lost." The great good this lecture has in store will evidently be revealed In the everyday life of each woman present and prove a blessing to homo aud country. . At tne evening service Dr classified columns' 1 OK SALE WOO I) FOIt SAI.E-ltMnch oak wood. Phone Farmers' S.Sii. 2li MISCi:i.l,.Xi:ors Continued. WOOD EOK SALE -lti-inch oak wood, 6.5u per cord. Phone Far mers' 2S6. FOH SALE facoim gruvvtn fir wood. W. L. Coppernoll, at Watt s jewelry store. tf FOH SALE I If aw :a,m wTT ' nearly new. Inquire at lis;. East Eleventh street. tf l ;,,.,i cash register and can he removed in ! .""dleuce spell-bound as he mother car if necessary -- i..;"' umi uiume on mo llte-sus- To-rellovo i.., ,''....:' . . talning ordinance. "The. Lord's Siim- ,,.; , "u, OI. ann, per." So surprislne It was to number In the audience! When the KOH SALE Caeap, g.md socond hand Stud : baker 3-Uwh u- Enquire at Eugi'iio (Irocery. tf COKDWOOD FOlv SALE Leave -ders with L. u. llrown at Dr Ilrowu's office in Clirlsman block FOIt SALE 10 ncr.s Eugene; good land l)30 will buy it this week. t97 Pearl street. limber, near line spring. Enquire J21 GOLD AND SILVEK PLATING On knives, forks and all household ar-' tides that do not look llko new. 1 W rite tho Oregon Plating Works, I .-a i.ownsuaie street. Portland Oregon, for prices , VNA 1 lilNAh Com(ESI't).-1 I-.-..M i'j schools "Tho llusv Mans University." Ciws a Ihor- 'ngii training at your own home I In nearly all the trades ami proles-! slons. Text books and Insiriiiiieiits lull information and - . i - , Clears. civcshim re.iy.it rav the local enrollment office -!f w Tl. - if , Elgluh sueet, U. J. Klrkwooc re ! 1 lli.t, HcOtl Cigar is 3 rosentntivo, : fjvci' Appreciates smoking; good MST AXIl lol'NK LOST uuu tiAi.fi, A lew cords of Muu ory grub oak and dry fir, i-uquire oi k. ,m. Warren, 4 1 Lawrence street. the passenger opposite In the face ""' sas ne can present at- ..... c piciures ot Oregon scenrv between advertisements, and might oven attach a phonograph and give - cfuu tauuewue snow, . . . . . .TTTTTTT1- I Mrs. Pollv Loonila Wednesday, January 15, 190s at Olympia. Wash, aged S7 years, 'and was buried Saturday at u.rri. Or. Two daughters' was formerly a rsiii burg, nnd her husband, who died 24 years ago at that ninno i,,.ij there. The funeral servlcpa nr,r, ducted by Rev. J. s. McCalliim, of Eugene. AS TO ACUTE DISEASES In many quarters of the rv,nr.ri-v ostoooaths are not very nv.meious; as a result, the news of their good work having spread, they are kept busy treating patients who come tn tt,ai offices suffering from diseases that have become chrNonic, so that the Im pression has grown that osteopaths ticcii. tiironic aiseases only. In many quarters of liio .nni,.. where osteopaths have become nu merous tne doctors of this new school have become the regular family nhv slclay. They have been called in alike tor tne troubles of children and pa rents, ana tlieir marked Biiceoao in the treatment of diseases of ovurv umiiacier maKes tneir services muth sought after. Any one who wish n thoroughly convincing demonstration or osteopatny s effectiveness should call in an osteopath when some mem ber of the family is suffering from an acute attack: and it is ouitn cer tain that the osteopath will thereaf ter be the family physician. ur. H. Li. btudley, osteopath, offHse over Chambers Hardware' store Phone Black 132G. Residence. 734 err sireer. roone Kea 3197. evangelist produced the testimony of leading men In different religious movements, showing their iinnnlmnu. agreement with the Bible teaching in itieci 10 tne ODservance of the Lord's Supper, every Lord'sDav. Total additions for the day, IS;" making a grand total of SO since the revival began. This Is Monday. Be at the church before T:30 this evening. Everybody will want to hear the sermon tonight The subject is "Hell, or the Doctrine of Future Punishment." Come arid hear Dr. Martin prove there is a hell. Its nature and Its duration all with. out a word of Scripture; then follow ic aiMiiieni wun me Kiuie dos- irinc. ,u" oAi.r, i-ooit slove wood f.ir sale; lti-inch oak wood, the right sie tor the cook stove. I'lione Far mers 2.M1. VI tit QAl l- 1. ,. ... . . w.,.,, i ii-sii iiincn cow, six jears oki. Also pure bred Poland Liiinn pig;. Addre.is tiej. C Wid mer, Eugene R. F. 1). 1. tf w.v o.-.i.i-j rnie ianr m acreage iim-ia, ciose to l'Jugene; good Uu-ii .luu, Bouu sinooi acuoining prop yl. ., 1L11118 reasonnnie. lnquli-c Rolms 3 and 4, lleekwlth Build ing, Eugene, Oregon. fi vn vn i -kadis (.-or proper- ij in or near rjugene, 2S acres In Oakland, Douglas county; 8 room miuse; orcnani; several acres tim ber. Inquire at 74li Uliarnultoq nt.ii.-yi, cugune, ur. The Southern Oregon Simp Nor mal school at Ashland offers special opportunities for teachers to review in are fn. , , .--.u,.. aim nugusi, una to tane Ueentrvn,. oene- worn in pedagogy and special me'.h- "man, nnd not to In- ds in teaching tin various erodes of 'Use holdings 'SSlKIl COMMISSIONS the training school. Since the publl scnools of Oregon are -calling for teachers who can teach manual train ing, many are taking advantage of the Industrial work lately Installed H - . oenuui. r,.ieiiscs oi uoarn einstock, of Sacramento and lodging nnd tuition nominal. Otoahrn.j . ' The Slnln v..,.,..i ci 1 , a .i. "nd thon-h a 'bor Mnd is enjoying the largest appro-" cHfornla "'r 1 er- prlatlon of state funds ever granted . ..... 1 oi mnji 111 liiv niniiii. 111 egon. Catalogues sent lion to the president. KAXK l OOfiiSHXES When attacked by a cough nr cold, or when your throat Is sore, it rann iooiisnness to take anv other medicine than Dr. King's New Dis covery, says C. O. Eldridge, of Em plre, Ga. "I have used New Dlscov ery for seven years, and I know it is tne best remedy on earth for coughs inn -ohis, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. My children are sub mit to croup, but New Discovery ini-uiy relieves every attack.' "nown the world over os the king of nrort ana lung remedies. Sold tin ier guarantee at W. A. KuykendaH'r lrug store. 50c and $1.. Trial hot lu free. WOOD SAWI.VO John M. P. D!xon, siiccisaor to W rt. Ilodny. All wood sawed to gauge. For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence, 267 High street, tf Gasoline woodsaw El GENE PltOPKitTY Ml 1,1, GROW VAMAltI.E Blair Btreet addition nronprtv. Is sure to double in value within' the next two years. Two electric rail ways are coming tin the vniinv r,-... Portland nnd both of them must en. ter the city from th west, and the une mat will tap the Sluslaw coun try can not go out in any other di rection. As sure as water runs down hill, Eugene must build down the valley because the business is there. There are both acreage tracts and large lots in this addition, only a mile from the business center and three blocks from the Geary public school. Prices are very reasonable and you may make your own terms, a small pajiueiu nown ana monthly Install ments If yon desire. See the Oregon Land Cn nt J19 Willamette Btreet, or write them for particulars and urices. tf A CTItE 1-OK MISERY "I have found a cure for the nils. ery malaria produces," says R. M. Jnmes, of Louellen, S. C. "It's called iMectrlc Bitters and comes In rn cent bottles. It breaks 111 a CflBe nf chills or a bilious attack in no time ana u puts yellow jaundice clear out of commission." This great tonic medicine and blood purifier gives quick relief in all stomach, liver and kidney complaints, and the misery of lame hack. Sold under guarantee at W. A. KuvkendaH's drug store. ruu.u OCCIDENT TO ORIENT" and "Around the World," 'by Charlton Brlstow Perkins. Price $1.50, postpaid. Address II. Clay Perkins, Grunts Pass. Oregon, rib FOR SALE li UWNBK-Now elghU room house with gas.eloctrlc light beautiful shrubbery, and all mod ern Improvements, two blocks from car line and in heart of res idence district. You pay no agent's luiiiuiiKsioil. L.OIS tili 2-3 X 100 Apply at this office for particulars On Friday evenlm- ,, ,...,., brooch, near the high seliool on Willamette street. Finder please leave at The Guard office. j20 ? R 0 FESSION ALCDLU NtF" rite anions all thinkinp-mcn It is pos'liveiy the test 10c ! Cigar on the market AltSTltACTOKS T1rn V,AXB COUN"rV ABSTRACT CO Rooms 2 and 3, Wareu Block Eugene. Or. Prices reasonable. MI.XIXG ENGINEERS' HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending investors. Examinations and re ports 011 mines and ore treatment Eugene, Oregon. ARCHITECT MtEE THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings in course of construction, if thinking of build ing, large or small, see 1110. Terms reasonable. Room 7. Chrisimm block. Plumbing: Furnish your new. home properly. Don't slight the gas fir.lcres. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning uvrk,. Caji and let us estimate on . your work. Aya &. Hcitzm&n 34 West 8th St. Thone kl.ickMm INDERTAKERS EIsctricGas.Water W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and niiieiai uirecors. Eugene. Or. uivi t IIUNDK RSO.V iin,l,.,l..b..o ami eiiiiiaimers. Corner Wllliim etto and Soventh streets. v. 1. liUKDON. riinei-nl .ll,.,.l,. oiaie licensed enibalmer. Office uiiu rusiueuco, lenth nnd Olive nuiuuiH, i-none Red 44S1. ruK SALIS AT A BARGAIN Good nouse 01 i rooms, SO fruit trees deep well with wind mill mm under chicken fence; Icrge chicken house; two blocks from Gearv school house. Price, $1000. Time on part. 1. N. Harbangh, agont Room 5, over Erst National Bank onus mis notice with you. KltESSMAKING Stilts a specialty. Miss Williams & Co., Rooms 7 and S. Gordon block fl run halis BY OWNER Only one uiui;k 110111 ingn school, choico lo cation, residence, new and modern ami east frontage; lot 311x102 feet cm nurui you; will go at 11 bargain It sold soon. Enquire at una omce. tf I'OR SALE OR TRADE 20-acre fruit farm In Ashland, consisting a niixiui 11 nouse and all kinds of fruit; will trade for Eugene property. Certainly a snap for some one wanting a ranch of this kind. Address Box 512, or call at I'.ugene, Oregon. FOrt KENT KOR RENT fi-i-ooni flat, furnished inquire at izv w. Sixth street, tf Investors will double their mnnov In two years If Ihev buv lota nr nfre Tracts in the lllnlr street addltlor. The city must build In that direction Hhii. r("'"'ed ap- i W n.ll,ls ,n Kew , nematode app.'lca-J31 ElGHTIf GRADE E.XAMi.VA I IONS 0 roeni7e i.i cirit. . aullll- and r- "! matter to hi The eighth trrndn final v.imln.i. tlotlS for tha nubile arhri'ilq will he neid January. 23, 24, May 14, 15. June 11, 12. Teachers who have pupils rendy for (he examination should unify me of the number of ques'lons want ed and the name of the person ap pointed to conduct the examination at least 15 davs before Ihn dure f.ir' which the questions are wanted. W. If DII.l.AHn ' Till k P" wh"e 'raveling County Sunerlntonder.t. .... ""etofore h.. ..... I t... ""'""rassmcni I ! .. 'K (MX PIM.V . ad ,. . lne "our wants with wood Oak. Ma 2? whT " lllilOt eun 1.1. 1' whi,"'he person ,(nd.,., he has 'he "-"u-of a renre.on ,an tin,,. . "Presslon GASOMNH WOOD SAWIXO W. 0. White !o prepared to saw your wood on short notice. Phono Black 4351. Residence, 516 West Sixth street. State nf Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas countv, ss. ; Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.. doing business In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, nnd that ald firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for ech and every case of catarrh lhat cannot ha cured by the ilia of .Hall's Catarrh Cure. PRANK J. (MIHNHY. Sworn before me and subscribed Referee Sale of iil ProtieViv In the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for Lane Countv .Martha Cook and Conk, her husband, plaintiffs, vs. Lucy Han son, lionert is. crawiord, Clinton .1. Crawford and Olive M. Craw ford, minor heirs of William Craw ford, deceased, and Lucy Hansen, uiiiir guaraian, Defendants. Notice Is hereby given that hv vlr. tile of an order and decree of Die lrcuii court or the Slate of Oregon, for Lane county, made on, to-wlt: the 9th day of January, 190K, In the nnove cm 11 led cause, which Is duly entered at page 510 of Volume 1J of tho Circuit court Journal of said county, authorizing and directing the undersigned E. O. Potter, sole ref eree, appointed by the court to sell uie louowing described real property belonging to the plalntirf, Martha Cook, and the defendants, Lucy Han sen, Robert E. Crawford, Clinton J. i I rawrord and Olive M. Crawford minor heirs of William Crawford' deceased as follows, to-wit: Lois Nog. one and two unit Hie souwi nan ui m;u i henst quarter or oeciion six 111 Township, sixteen south range, one east will mer. con. talning Hi 1.21 acres of land In Ijiho county, Oregon. Now, therefore, by virtue of FOR RENT Two furnished rnrtmo for young men students. Call at 332 East Fourteenth street. tf FURNISHED ROOMS Elet trie light and bath; three blocks west of postotiico. Apply at 52V Lincoln tf PASTURE TO R K NT W iTTTaTtiire cattlo and horses on the Maltliow Wallis farm, two miles west of Eugene. Fine grazing; terms rea sonable. Inquire Room 1, over Loan & Savings bunk, or address P. O. Box 182.. Eneene. WANTED TO TRADE By owner, timber la- ior city property or land v,se some town. .o agents. Addroiiii -.. -in, i;iis;ito, or. PIIVSICIANS AND SlIKJEONS DR H. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 5 IS Willamette street Phone Black 132B. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street Phone Red 31D7. DR AXNA MAURER, Osteapathic ph.v-'clan. All curable diseases treated. Women and children a specialty. Orrice over F. E. Dunn's Phone Red 1631. C. II. CANNON, M. D. Homeopathic physician nnd surgeon. Chronic diseases nnd diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory nnd light treat ment. Office, Suite 1, 2 nnd 3. Dunn build ing. Phono Main 540. Boards Hoffman House. Phone Main 1 1. ti-VV-S'ii?: IV-- - ir-T mK 1 III tail 1 vn Bs;r'' W'iliamstte VcIIcy Co J. FRANK TITUS. M n ii.., pathlo physician and surgoon, iiioinc nisenses and dlseiiBoa of women ami children given special attention. Faradlc galvanicstal Ic, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments given. Oflre, corner Willamette and Eighth streets Matlock bldg. Residence 032 Pearl street. Office phone. Red 1091. Residence phone, Red ATTORNEVSi-A ISLAM' Organized 1083 , TEe First. National Bank CF EUCENE. OREGON Capital paid In HOO.OOO' Surplus uiul undivided 1,ro,l,s G5.00 Additional llabllliy (,f stocklmldors under lf.' ,00 under national hanking law. Total Wo will bo uleaued to ha,w namo on oar books .your f-r joct to cheek. We will hx-i business with care aiJ ' confidence, wheth large or smalj;. T. G. llond S. B. I' P. E. your ; nan your ds sub die your in strict account la .ilka. -kin,. . . , President .Vice President S. D AI.I.WV i . WUlametiu street. Eugene, Oregon. L- ' 8,lo,1"ss Cashier h. M. TRA VIsJ a. ...,.,... " i . . Assistant Canhler ' . - , ....i...n.j-nu-w, i, lne over b'ugene Loan & Sav' Bank, Eugene, Oregon. 'nK C. A. WINTIORMKIER . . III fJif, , .tl x.Tt- law. Lund titles B . AUorney-at I ' SnVLVilS MIIK tow Hank. ,l!YI9..,'-p -1 . TV ,"v'1' -'tl Compa. t"""l ' " ly will do the 'v "iimiuotto street. E11 tf L'AV1-L.-, .,.,, ,, Bieaily f,-,,-ni l,,.,. arrieo man; no,,,, olher need ap ply. Phone Fanners' 253. M. Lev- , fiii-ingiieiii. (j WAVTi.'!! t,. 1 ...r - - utii n U- JM.,1 .... , estate valued at Moon. "i - .... ' Jl 0 Guard. . 'he -5to, particti- ' to ...... M '""dy "iiioa ral Pie, Fir, and Ties. Also Coal. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Phone Black 1111 In my itr.,c:m,e thlo fi ; ,lnv nt tiA ... ..... ...... ..... , ( .Mlw nere,orp nv vlrlle n. ,h cemher. A. I). Ihi1. umhnHiv .i.i ... . ' ,. 1 lOenll A U' til PUM I 7 -V "t V IH !01l Tt . j" ',..1.-..,".-.. i. r.. w t'oiriii:. i.iifun, wilt sale nt public auction, at the court house door of said Lane county on Monday, the 10th day of Pi.r., Nuturi I'uliiiii. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter- nall.nnnd aits directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY 4- CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druiilsts, 75c, Take Hall's Family Pills Iw con-stlpntlon. ..-.. i.eiwi'cn uie nours of nine o'clock a. m. nnd four o'clock i, , of said day at (i ,rHuek, all' the umil. title and Interest of said plain tiffs and defendants In and to the above described real property as helm nf litu, r,r U'lm '. There was on-f a maiden, young and I (erca.ied, together U, .. . r : ' . . , , . , r aani i.ucy Hansen, ns the Shed laugh nnd sing the whole widow of nalii Winin.n r',.(..V J !C!M:4cri. Term r,r ' WANTED Ten ladi.- and ,. y to ge.( their clothes cleaned ami lirsed at the Eugene Dye Works - tf MIK( j;i,l,AM.;oi S ACMr," J- -"""0 by .11." V'!,""t "7 "ilyard MTVe'"'"' K,".,t Nimh- r"on. able terms. Phone R.-, 3302. tf FOR EXCHANGE- linprfmd, nenr Oakl"- 1 ? well 4. lur prop. .'or Cliambers-BrlH- WOOI)C".r, "'. , . . . .r ruriK t, Attornevn. n ;?w- A -C- Woodcock and E o f Potter. Office ...e 1.1....1. ......... l'; rlsman block, Eugene, 7," ; 'rac.lce 1,,1,'Sil O ?rir i'S'.'S6. "' " ""'" BuIhHng. "' 13 ''''IMIS n ititirf &. wii-w7HTFHT7r,T7.y7 at law. Office In Hovey !,! , '" ovct- enauihors-Hrlstow V, k l-ryN R. EDMUNSON a '"';Y:. .h.i.w. or",7c ri.e, ' "",B "Lorn,, Eugi.ne: Oregon. :i 1 E JCiNiT, OKECON Docs a ? General Banking Business on Conservative Lines S. SPENCER, President. ! '. H. POTTER, Vice Pres. . N. McALISTER, Cashier. Cor ?.h and Willamette m WALTON NEKS, Attorney "lCT 'i l. "niton and S. P Nen u n' i: Huge:;;, -n rm N L. IIAMIIERS, Piesldent. lHtW IX HRISTOW, Cnslilef C hambers-Brlstow Banl-dng Company Hon g,von (0 -'; , Zn?.o? T,il"k '"""". I - Of llgelie( Oregiin, Jd Ud Cash Capital $60,000 Noli' mill Mm-igngeii I K,t. yi, lojllleil mi iiiptiiiei seriii-ilj-. u. est pnlil on ihn,. i-erllfliati's of lie. lt. A goni-i-iil hanking IiiisIiicks lll.uicll'll. er y n or ne- 'K,:,w. ,;,, jr;i,j(. :j'vv!i.7.V.7':V","l:f,"' 'f gh. 4'Vat Eighth Rtro-i. STORE HI AM) OFFICE I'.Ut.h n.r. nlshiI free to em XMn"S -irance ,Q Si'a i 1..l,",".",K',llrRrl1 """dliiu, wJ ., """"K'on street. ,;u.u: est PaiKortl,,,,,!, Ou ,1 long day. Term, nf n.h . ' . For I am so happy and well, said she. Jeet to confirmation hv the court Now that I lake Holllatrr'i Itocky K. p. poTi bh, Mvlirie ..lOUIllBIII I.-J. uf( or f rit DU lllcmlon I. I lt.ll ' I "I ' w. Linn Druj Company, iwyer, No. (.1 Eugene, Or 1,1 (lives Rpoclal 'p JEHSK ti n'L'i . .T :,,''lr-lli si reel, hPpOSlte IIORlofflee fltl,.lltl,,n . ' " ,, ... ,"V," ""nniinallon of b 'racls, d,'r,iK wl aiL': ;':r,'anr nn" -'-iiec,ion.; ho. DON'T fall to M-a l'lii,7, t. lreal estate W- fuy and m-ll futin and Tlmber and nnutng .lock. H rhi Williams Co. Transfer ' HOWER & WOOD Ilenl Ksl,,!,. TllllM.r jnn(N Itmii h, I nni, , ( ,y 'n,,K.r,y our iinlroniiLte lesp.'.,y f.olli lleil. ' Hoom I, out I li'ii Xnt. Hank Lighl and Heavy Haulinu . 504WIIJm.H,ti. e.1)tene. jw. i"kon iilnch u S. E. Stevens . . ri o ti i:u . . " I,c,ive ,,e,s f i:,r,' !no Hiillsi'. . I'ln, lie M,i, llcoidenec l:tN Wcl tUlh St lli'slileucu Plionu lied a77i v. iJ