1MB Kl'UKKK AILT GUAM, , FRIDAY, FEUHVART 14, 1SOK
r.HV f,l!ARO ltcn8lon of irrigation enterprises will the year of our Lord 1S15. The ad
trf fHfifcNl UUU ut"2! 1 only equalize the flow of the streams ; dre on the ouisldc was "To Mistress
H 1 , ' ... i in a salutary way for the Interests of ! J1"!? Crooks, Yoi ktown. Virginia.
--..TlSa - ,C Indication. With the ,i,w.v. !,:v'w rU1"'" The postage was
..! r"'- , yuhrr. V. ' '"com
Qi" (...rlw the Columbia basin open, as the ex-
. . .. . -i, 1 pendlture of a reasonable sum will
t'" "Ij.... oil com- suffice to Improve them, the Pacific I , . ""i.'ueu i coma taic.i
f"";.0lfJ. u .m remit- vi,..t ,m n,,ai . ,0i.i. .. "'" ot fragrant odor from that
.ml' j mflKC ' ' . "... '. -..... PJ SU'tf Snlilh..rt, ili.d.,.,. 1 .
i"iloMhi to The Eugene uuaru, , olher I1)OBt favored section of
for It Was kii writttn
On the outside nf no. K.ir. r ,t. -
Jasmine blossom, pressed bo lung uiiu.
like
! area in the country
... I.MilV
pilonj""" .
L,rl M n"lr't per month .50 clflc Northwest would have trans
Uittti M ' " ,,' advance! . unrtmlrin flli'Illtles ciimmii-rililu with
I completed, and a few more minor
vante) .
- .. -..o V
""7i dv,
,01105 ...
j gioDtn-h """ . . . .
ki' .... rates n.ao
T
fnr nrima-
piiirat:ou m .
:jtion.
swtet Southern blossom. The writer
oi tne letter wished to convey tiO.MIs-!
tress Demercy, his dearest li.tlve. !
With the jrojected Improvements I l'ro' ' "' enduring affection," and
KlirtlPfl lltlllualt "V........ ...1.1. .1
I c-.- ....... .uuio nan Kieuiei
lovi, ilea re ladye. ('sua) Warford, I
Waford Manor, Loiid-in county Va..
14 February 1S15."
In the letter was a valentine In-
Kf-H,U ,1, 1....I
50 1 1 nose imu..H ue wuunmea uy tnc , A1I1,,rMS Dumeny fruois. u vale..-!
, .. .ua.iruuK i.ue territory w.ien .itw lorkstine. There Is a picture In it of a
known on ' ,roject for n.aklnii a ship channel of I l iVcl' girl; her face is Bwect and
the. Erie cni.nl is coninletert Wh. l'!"rv"el Rumen nair in curls, as was
2.00
portatlon facilities comparable with
The (i.iard.
l..,nts fr . iJ tn
'"".'"ffubscrlptlons or
' TriTlt.
-I J. M.
rtn A. Lrry.
-Ge0; aiiihorized to
tJ'" or.i
Trecpint suuscr.pi.ou.
f KKIilU AltV 11. I""" '
r,an. DOStof- I ... ... ., ., ' . . I the fashion of those times, hium over
,inp I'iciiH .xorinwesr. Rvsrpni u-nn , . . . . ... .
; uer snouuiers; sue neiu a while dove
luck in the sjze of cargo It could float , in her hands anj seemed to be speak
. It would make up In being a more di-' '"8 t:) ' while at lur side stood L'u
jrect route and in belns available dnr- p'd, lo"kl" "I' co'lv """ hl'r 'ace.
iimi ni. ine buine iiiiim Kepi nii ouw
I and arrow ready fir action. There Is
i a verse in out sty e as In uns:
The Sacramento Bee oiisevves that , "Sweet ladys fayre, wilt thou bee;
hootlii,' In a restaurant is always un- ' m'c. tliou blossoius rare, wilt bee
my Nalentine?
The custom nl semliiiK valentines
Ins more mouths of the year.
seemly and In b:ul form, as teiuliu.i; t:i :
THE MARKET
REAL
ESTATE
disturb the llj?es.lon of the other fre-; ,ia(lM ,,..,; t0 at w" jnn'huiulred !
Zl then t ''
. January i.
Coa tor ei
April i.
KeiistratioQ
CIA for elsctlon May 15.
,-meral election, June 1
Station reopens, Septem
her 20.
fW for election, October
Preddentlal election, Novem
ber 3-
UbUCAXS AllUXfi
Lot tblrty Republicans of this
at last night, organizea a ca.u-
Ldub and declared in favor of
toning only such candidates or
lielslature as are opposea to
eient Xo. 1 of the primary law.
mode of procedure is being roi-
v tn all counties of the state, the
i being to place In the United
i senate, not the choice of the
is expressed by a majority
u the general election, but the
j:e favored by politicians of
L'publlcan party. Thus they
U their own preterenees ahove
if all the people and expect the
to ratify their assumption of
rial power.
els a jtreat deal of newspaper
ebout the condition of the He-
sn party in Oregon and what
used Us humiliation and defeat.
issuer is fotiu.l in jij.st such
aents as that started in Eugene
(renins,, it is not "Chainlier-
Imlt'' or I):niocratlc shrewd-
simijly the InaliiK.y ot t!ie K..1-
leadrs to grasp the signil
of tile wide-spread miivenient
il miuhir government, as ex-
i la the provisijus of the pri-
The self-apiKiiuted lead-
bo meet an1 fix up slates and
j IwlUies liaw no f'lllowing.
in Un (iiiin'y :ily Siatynietit
will lii elei-:,-d to tlif next
tar?, and they will b'- Hemo
il the Republicans persist in
public sentiment and pupu
.v'K If flciv-'ntiir Chant.lier
niiy art. t . mi in the sen
- sinuid psironrase tli, organ-
' of Repnlilli-an clubs opposed
tina of I'll ite 1 States sell
er He v;te of tin- neoiile.
He Repnlillean leaders' of
quenters of the place who escape th
bullets. Vet one cannot aelp but ad
mire the nerve of a New York woman
who fired live sliots .into a man
In one of the Gotham restaurants and
into herself, and what is
more, she never missed a shot. The
man was killed on the spot and th
woman dlel one hour afterward.
i
There isn't one woman in a hundifed
thousand that can shoot like that out
side of melodrama.
One of the head men of the Japan
ese empire rises to explain that the
magnificent preparations for war be
ing made by the people of that na
tion are not intended for the United
States. We are. glad to hear It. Not
on our own account solely, but some
what In behalf oi the Japanese them
selves, fn a scrap with America the
brown men of the Orient would find
that they were not dealing with Rus
sia, nor yet with the Chinese. And
we are not underrating the fighting
ability of the Japanese In making this
assertion, either.
The post-card business Is attracting
the attention of the postal depart
ment A million post cards are mail
ed every day In this country, and
about 60,000 a day go to the dead
letter office where they are burned,
such cards being of an objectlonal
and . obscene character. The post
card craze hits become widespread,
and some of the pictures are unfit
for some old people to look at, to
say nothing about the children. Yet,
In legitimate and decent, lines, post
cards iu-e all right,, and should he
encouraged. '
r
We take It that in some respects
both sides of the house look alike to
Congressman Nelson, of Wisconsin,
who declared in a speech attacking
the rules- that the minority were "ab-
isoliitely b ;lpless," and that the ma
jority "have to obey the will of the
speaker"; also that, though he is n
Republican, Mr. Nelson Is not a Can
non man. 1
The horticultural edition of the
Medford Tribune, recently Issued, was
a splendid special number devoted to
the fruit-growing Interests of Jack
son c ity. It was well gotten up
and profusely illustrated, making It
a splendid advertisement for -Medford
and Its tribuftiry .country.
Political button-makers have pick
ed Ilryan and Taft and Hughes and
Johnson for Hie National "hlg four"
and their factories are turning out
buttons by the thousands. It isn't
but business with them,
have made some shrewd
guesses In past campaign.
n finally c m ; to realize the i sentiment
I Abraham Lincoln's in.ini.H-i and they
: cannot fool all the neo-
'ilhe time." they may return to , ,
""hisstateand in, before. THK I KU 1
HVjip ,.,.,. . I s very Kino, nine, ."
'MXIMOIMJOX T ,irr,. , become UIV wife
ATKltw.WS fir 'iil!Tinn.-n t i To um- von love me as you do
-, I Ami wish to share my simple life. I slIlita
years before IepyV. lime, when the j
i!o;.ian youths used to meet on tile
leas: oi l.ucia raiia, anil pet the
names -S the villa sc.- lassit s into a
village urn, and then each was claim
ed by t.ie turtuimte drawer ot her
name.
It is said by authority wc respect
that "in the (lays of Lamb, that on
each February fourteenth neighbors
and friends met, and that tile names
of the ladies assembled were put on
slips of paper and placed into a recep
tael?, from which the men drew them
out one by .one. and the lady each
drew was his valentine lor It.e year."
One man caused much merriment
when he drew his wife's name; the
old sinner says "it will cost me $5,
but It will keep the money In the
family, for that sum I must have laid
out for a present, if I had drawn au
other for my valentine."
Today, in the twentieth rentury, St.
Valentine's day enjoys the Inward
spiritual grace It did in the early
years of 1800, or as far back as 1600,
but the outward form has undergone
many changes, as the Illustrations of
those years will show. y ,
Valentines have touched the hearts
of our best writers, as one may .find
from the writings of Lamb, of Chau
cer, and of Shakespeare, as well as
many others. Some of those of onr
forefathers' time are quaint and
sweet, and must have caused many a
heart to beat the faster as she real
ized It was she alone who was clrosen
as the valentine by the one whom
she loved best In all the world. It is
good that Valentines are still In use;
it is one of the dainty customs of the
ages when chivalry reigned and which
today conveys the wishes or the sen
timents of the donor to friend or
sweetheart. Both sexcr: interchange
the dainty missiles on February 14 in
this year of grace' 1 OilS, with the
same spirit that prompted the happy
swain and gentle lady in the centur
ies of the past. Exchange.
SO.MK I'KllTIXKXT OI KKI'TO.VS
Toil .M At HIMO I'OMTK'IA.VS
Eugene, Oregon, Feb. II, ''OS.
Editor Guard: What cause have
the papers, or any Individuals for
that. matter, to assail Statement No.
1. as it is now being assailed? In
what manner has it proven injurious
to the interest of the people? Hather
Is It. not a weapon In their hands to
compel submission to their will'.' Are
not legislators m ire' apt to carry out
the people's will, when tiny are
bound bv this pledge, than when they
are not?
If a constitutional amendment per
mitted election of United Slates sen
ators by direct v n would not the
pers-n so chosen be their represent
ative? Then is not the eud u-seine'lt
of j"senatorial candidate as luu- ll the
:-lnlce of the people, and is he no:
entiled to represent t ion. at Wash
ington as well as if they were able
to elect him without Ihe m-.lium of
the legislature? Ho n..t the same
people who elect the legislators give
end.irsemi-ni to the scnutori.il candi
date? II seems to us lliis has been rather
a one-sided discussion until the
Guar I took the mailer up and handed
out a few facts lo be digested "by
whom 11 may concern." Of course.
If Statement No. I is wrong It r'.iould
b" eliminated from the law. and we
believe all well-thinking men would
join In urging Us repeal. Hut we lie-'i-ve
us the Guard suggests that If
the 'matter were referred lo the peo
ple In the coming June election the
.i.,..i..o.,, ,,r rmir venrs ue.o w.mld le-
il We do not lieneve. as
;-nran Ai-adi-my of Political
":al $ i..ni e has just issued a
"I'm entitled "('.ilninl.la liiver
and ,. .,,ilw,.si."
isnr K
Rut do not grieve nl what 1 say, suggested by some of the press, that
ii.,r iniiil 1 reallv love another; ! ,i,., ,i..r,.,w.. of Statement No. 1 comes
In anger do not go uh.
1 will consent to
be your brother.
rwlcric
-; n State rriv, i
" '"'ten in Prf,
"'. interesting
i;,:"ri .11 and il,,
distril.iitfon wi
''' Or-sr, ,.
of
I'm sorry. Maud. I really am.
That you have learned lo love me
lit.
u I-
"ii'in tn ;s
' n"-.is in
si'iatlcn, i
yon should nut care a
darn:
For 1 never meant to he your beau.
Your husband. Maud. I cannot be,
My heart belongs lo another;
I'm sorrv vou've proposed to me.
Hill I can only be your brother.
'.. Young
sity. The ar-
ss.ir Young'.s ! For me
style, and Is
criptive, anil
1 b., f irr.-.n
eintry by at-t-esoiirces
as
spect to na-l,,' ,,, ...... ,, fHcnd.
il em sin""" "
imt.isii... . . ..... m a rt- tne:
v. ......u i irnsi mat on 'u .-..-
1 'Hi says: ln , v.m alwnvs may depend:
bailed l.v the Colimi-' I'll come to you
atiit ii. ....
. " "Uiu.aries cim
"inar. mi,. vvi,ti
ast
'aken iion rnnsid-!
rr. .he leniocrals. mile pen- .
and unstable ltepnblicnns. The writ
er hereof, is a Itepulilicati from Ihe
ground up. and we do all we h inor
ablv can for the success of the lle
publlcan ticket from Precinct Con
stable to Presidential electors. We
are also the kind of a Itepublhan
who believes In majority rule and
that the will of the people should not
be Ignored. We believe all this as
sault ngalnst Statement N 1 comes
fear Hint some man imc
I'.iamliei lain may stand as
fur tiidnrsi meat and who
ve rv apt to Invade the ite-
fnr enough votes t )
iJ.llll)
mo;
his
where'er I be.
! Surely there Is some belter man
Who'll Kladlv lake yon tor
wile;
e ar a in tl,t-. n.,A t.i, I'm iiTf. voll ran
-f 'It- Mi.sn,,.l i I'" your broth, r all through
5::"'s..m' , rnn1'1-1 ' Oelrplt Pree !'res. H,rr, ', the citizenship of the slate.
v..,j inn in wine-j anil wouio oe ninni'i
' I. .n. 1 . ...
,-,u.r v , i .VTI VK'S I1Y
AS IT t, l I J. It. T
"ns Is
T:'- TV- all.
tothi.
' 'lT"r ?ii n i
""ntn nf
the
Int,
illiiiK at
ti'inal value I
vast area by
cost ol
1'iiliHiilila
I'liiVeniellt
' i n many
r the pres
tation fa
The ex-
from llu
Governor
candidal.
would he very
. in I, H, -nil tanks
' li l,..ni .. I lie desire lo Ignore
the pledge. I'm whether or not the
legislative candidates stand upon
Statement N" ' lh"' a,e '" (l",v
I...,,, ,l to ele!-l as Senator that per-
.,,.. who has been endorsed by the pen-
I nle Anv other course
I M u. em. VI cm HI Mi no.
The iieo'ile b damned they don't
what tbiv wan:. anyway."
nould be an
' In lie.kil.i; ovi r s
an ancient box the
,e old letters In
iiher day 1 rani"
aiToss on- tji-d wlt'i .ao- n en
Invemler ribbon and sealed with o ax.
as was the custom before envelope"
i-Rine into use. Thenissive was yei
...h but the writing was
rl uir as if written but yesterday, i
teat imi.il bv some fond swain
IP Y'T KSFW
TDc merits or th Texas Winder,!
,nn w.iulu uev r suffer from kidney,
b'adder or rheun.tlc troubl-. II a i
Lottie (two month.' tre"'n"'"!,-.!,,;lji
:nL te mnnlsls. nr. c- --
it?0'.ni street. St. I.ou..
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rugh's
2?. west 8th St
WF. BUY
WE SELL
Wc RENT
WE EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE City and
Ranch Property in Idaho,
Washington, and different
parts of Oregon for property
in Eugene and surroundings
Good well-finished 9 room
house and three lots In I'ur
ma, Idaho, and 110 acre farm
adjoining 1'um.a to trade for
proMrty In Ij.i.o Co., Oregon.
800 acres well Improved wheat'
farm at Kent, Sherman Co.,
Ore., to trade for Mock ranch
In Lapo count), Ore.
D room house (n (Vntruliu,
Wash., to trade for pi-opi-rty
at Kugcnc, lame eoiiuly, (i-6.
c-
-H ncres joining Oaklaml, rM
Douglass Co., to trmlr for
ironi't,v in or tina' lait'iic,
Oregon.
J
Vur Suh1 1200 m-rrrt on Mo
liawk; 1 20 iM'i-i's 1 1 in her, .,
0(10,000 feel; 12."i urn's 'I'iin
otliy a ml rlnvrr hay; four
acres variet y ni liard; 5 hmhii
hoiisi, I'rainr Warn ; price
$;tr00; i-'Ji cash, halaitcr
j;om1 (ei iiis; w ill mushier
trade for house in i;ni;i iie.
S'
1S."i aires jniiiin tin; all well
feiK-ed, line S room house; :l
harps, chicken house, smoke
house, eic; '.I year old family
orchard; price $(I.00; $1000
dow 11, halauce at (I per cent.
7. acres 7 miles from Ku;;eiie;
oO ncren pasture ami timlH-r;
-. acres cullh jitioii; I room
house; 50f(0 harn; other
hiiildins; you ii orchard
$t:too.
.
2H acres river hottom on McKeti
zie river; most ly in cult iva
tion; fine riiTr l)o(tiui; small
house and harn, some apples
and reach oichard; a haraiu
at SI 000.
llOO acres mi McKcn.ie river li
miles from Kuucuc; HO nercN
hottom laud, all fenced
royote tiyht ; 1! houses,
each H rooms, ha in 0O0O; all
Jmrf, roM st sheep, tfitat.M,
t(hN mid Implement go
Willi the place lit ?I0,000;
12 cash; halauce (t jter rent.
McMURPHEY
&RUGH
22 west 8ih S',
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS!
1 OK SAI.K
WOOD KOlt SAi.E lC-luch oak
wood, l'ltono Fanners Sti. 1-0
FOIt SALE ClioppeU feul at feed
in 111. Iij'J West Kiclilll street. fl2
WA.TI-:i (Continued.)
-O
Organized 1&S3
lha Firsts
National Bank
WAN TK1) - Two prolialioners for the i lutixt, OHtWJN
(ien.-rnl liosjiiial. Apply to .Mis Capital paid In 1100.000
.Murray,
or.
at tile hospital, i Kimelle,
KOI SALE bfconfi (irowiii (Ir
wood. W. I.. Copperuoll, ul Watt'
jewelry i(ore.
tf
TO THAI IK My owner, limber land
lor cliy property or laud close lo
some town. No aKeuts. Address
11. 11., Hox 4H4, MliKi-nn. Or.
FOIt SAI.IO liejivj : it rni wuij.ii
nearly :itw. lnnitiri- a; us.', K.n
Kievi-.i.n ir.-i-i. t;
FOIt SAI.K I'll! lie, i; i".l s i iii.I
IkiiiiI St ud . Ii:i Ki t- ti-iiu . mi-;ii:.
lOmiiiiie ;it l-.Ufc'.'tie lii'mi ry. II
l-'OK SAI.K -Au olivir .v,, -i
li -:iriy .e w ; vt ; li. I !. .1 . :
li. i.lli f.il' uli, On-, v". S. I'iiiiii...
aeiii. ' ' ' 1
wiiin i-i.:: SAi.t. . .-v. ..ii.i., .hi
,,;n'iil :: .i;, nil i in K n:.il iir tir. J
l-:iUti:i. nt i-I. M. w.irr.-u. i -1 -' t
: -il.-.- Slri-el I
l-o:t sai.i-: Cm.;; sun.- wm..i :
s;.h ; I 't-'.ili !l il ' i .it. t 1 i -
si - .' i r t l n- I " i'k si ' i 1 ' . - i . i 1-:
FOI
u.,,1 l.r... d..
S..1" l!ie:ij..
I:i :-o'
Ad.lr.
I. i;..
i ).-
'OK sai.i:
and brood
let el W
S. -:Ctl.
"V
! 1 lilt '
cheap.
Fourth
A ill. MIS
i I ."l
I
! FOIt SAI.K Klver liolloui farm. con.
i taluiiiK aliout .to acres: i:i sell
i iiarl or all. lOnnuiru at till W'esl
! Fifth slreet. f--'
FOIt SAI.K tiood second-hand Sniiili
..Premier typewriter. Call at office
of International Correspondence
Schools, 4;. West Sih st.
FOIl SALE Six lots close to busi
ness section; street graded and new
sidewalk: on easy payments. V.
Itobvosliy, 208 l.awreuce street.
fl.-
FOIt SALE House of rive rooms and
large lot on East Eighth street,
north side: at a barKiiln If sold
toon. J. C. Rickle. For partic
ulars address or call on S. U. Wil
liams, EiiKene, Or.
'FROM OCCIDENT TO OKIENT"
ami "Around the World," by
Charlton Brlstow Perkins. Price,
11.50, postpaid. Address II. Clay
Perkins, Grants Pass. Oregon, flu
FOIl SALE 4(1 acres near Eucono;
(,'ood soil: well fenced; never-fail-InK
spring; cabin; $:tii(l(l timlier;
$fi(IO this week, (lood wagon goes
will. it. Inquire 8!i7 Pearl street.
f20
FOIt SAI.K in uWNElt New eight
room house with gas.eleetric light,
beautiful shrubbery, und all mod
ern improvements, two blocks
from cur, line and In heart of res
idence district. You pay no agent's
commission. Lots OB 2-3 x 160.
Apply at this office for particulars.
FOIt SAI.K AT A 11 A ftti A I N (iood
iinnwi. r 7 i-oiims. XII fruit trees.
I deep well with wind mill, one acre
under chicken n-n.-e; (urge ciiu-kuii
house: two blofi-s from (li-ary
school bouse, l'rli.'. $l(i(ifl. Time
on purl. (. N. Hirbaugb, agent,
Itnim fi, over F'rsi-Natlonal Hank.
Ilriii4 i his noilce with von.
mil
Villi
HA It (1 A I X- A :Hi-acre tract .7 "u
--it of Knv.eny on Klnilni
I- nillc-i I'.'om sciioel; all
uinl-.r fi-uce; HI a. res In pusiuru;
some Minil it. ptc-ture; :t :iipi-s.
rrv, bearing; '--1 assort "d U nit
; one and Iw.i yi-:irs old: 211
iiiiiI.t plow; I ."i ai-res in nan
v -li b; liux housi' of si rii.im.i
ptiUlrc: rnof li-;il(s some: A n'
!...i. iiil I liiirn I." Ill-ail:
mow for Hi ion: two i-lihi;i--i Ihiiis-
st ml tin-.-.- pump. I'vii... $1
ltrilii; tlii noilce. I. N. I larbauali.
over First National Hank. If
I rh.
I re.-s
ni:r"S
li nil
li ml
d
rois itiONl
I FOIt KKNT - Five I iirnisiii d r..onis.
Ki.uuir.- nl 7.".1 Willamette street.
fit
FOIt KENT Five-room rot time for
rent. I Ire at I HI Ku Eleventh
street.
If
FOIl KENT i modern furnished
room. Kinililte llnun. 2, Sclllu-I-der
block.
FOIt KENT 1 ! furnished rooms
for young men students. Call at
US 2 Fust Fourteenth street. tf
Surplus and undivided
profits 85,000
Additional liability of
stockholders under
national banking laws. 100,000
IF YOU
. i-rty I
lii lib
:! I.
li.-ne.
WANTK
l.v In
pre si
WANT TO SKI. I. your proti
ell the Oregon l.aiul t'luii im- '
..nl it and tin y a III do I lie
4 I'J Illume. In Mivt-l, Ku
(). tf
l Tell l;-.,lu-s allil i;ellls llal-i-'t
iliir rl.it .u'. ii-iitli-ii und
it at l lie K.:i,.-lu- hie Wnl ks.
If
Total J203.00O -
We will be pleased to taavo yoi-'
name on our books your funds sun.;'
Jeet to check. We will handle-your-iJ.
business w ith caro and In " strlot
coutidenee, whether your account 1
illl YOI'
b -i- i :
1 1. .,1..;'.
WANT
...I hi :
-s Wi.i
It. ii. I.
laiiio or small.
T. 0. Hendricks
li. Kakln,. . .
S,
P. 1-1. Smidgrass
I. uke L, i Jiiodrli-h .
. . . . r.Presldeu.1
. . . Vica ' President
Cashier
.Assistant Cjuhbr
AllM i-.l.i. n I.-
U'CUKtilON I 1.1- A'l i .-. ( '
Ml-i. Iti-rl 'iti-.'tll ,it nj'
M-.- t tir Ivi t N.cni. ..
a i b- t. -rii .-. I'Uone l.. I
in l
T
will. I Im
buy u ml
erly, im
i'itnlu'r :
if
II in so i'io-
uiti'is i:i l-i-iil
sii! I'ai-tu atul eily j.ii.ti-li'-iived
iiud llul.'liln-i.v.-.l.
ml niindig stnrk. II. liie-
ui. lloom 11. Walton libit:, tf
STKA Y 111 LL CALK 1,111110 to my ,
pluc- 2(1 miles west nl Eiigem! on1
llu. Sliislaw stage road .hinutiry 4.1
I '.Mis. No mark or brainl to be,
seen; deep rej. Owner may have!
his property by culling and paying I
charges. A. F. Anderson;
UK KOO & RETELL, S40 Moss ave
nue, landscape gardeners. Lawns
and yards cured for. Let us put
your place in good shape; first
class work; contracts made by the
month. Phone care of Dempster's
grocery. Ulnck 1C21: f2fl
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON
DENCE SCHOOLS 1 uj nuy
Man's University." (lives a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books and Instruments
(when required) furnished free.
Full Information and circulars at
the local enrollment office, 45 W.
Eighth street. It. J. Klrkwood, rep
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount. Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best JOc
Cigar on the market
Plumbing
S I 0 HEW Alt D I wlll'ofler 10 re
ward for th arrest and conviction I
or Information lending to I lie ar
rest and conviction of the parly or
parlies who entered my fowl house
on thu night of December 2.1 and
on the night of February 2 and
' stole trerefroin on I be former
dale one Silver Hamburg cockerel
and on Ihe lalter dale two brown
Leghorn cockerels, one much smaller
than the oilier Jos. Davb-s. in7
LOST AMI IO I'M 1
FOI 'Nil A bunch of keys belonging
lo .l. L. Wesner, of 1 1 li;ksvH le. O.
Owner can havo lliein by cullluK
on L. Ilonuey, siiciiul po)!i-i- offi
cer, and paying for I his unilce.
LOST -A $20 gold pii.(-e,iill WHIlltn
elle street, between Eighth and
Tenth or between Willamette
street and litiugs' livery biirn.
Leave at (liiard office for r 'ward.
Ii:i
le
,ll!'.T-- (In streets Sat unlay
cr poucji containing a $Ti bill,
sumo small change and a Llnliiuan
House uii'iil ticket with naiiti. of
Mrs. K . Thrall wrilieil thereon.
1-iniler please leave al (iuard otlice
ii.- at tllil Liiwreuci- slll. and re-ci-l
ve l-.-wiird . f I 2
PROFESSIONAL CDLUMN
.i!sii:,MTtii:s
THE LANK COUNTY, .'. IISTIt ACT
CO., Kooms 2 alld :t, Warell Itl'ii-k,
llilgi'lie. Or. I'lii-.-s reiisniia hie.
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning Wv.rk. Call
-v and let us estimate on
your work.
Aya & Heitznun
34 West Oth St.
Phone black 1171 1
I l K -'( ts ( ( 'oiil limed. 1
Dll. ANN. 1 MAUHEIt, Osteaputblc
phy-'ttau. All curable dlsetisp..
treated. Women and children
specialty. Oli'ien over F. E. Duiiu'a.
I'honu Red 103 1.
J. FRANK TITUS, M. 11 llomoeo
pa thin .pbyslelan and surgeon.
Chronic liseases and diseases of
women und children given special
attention. Fiirndlc Kalvunlc.siaMe.
X-ray and vibratory electrical
treatments given. Oflce, corner
Willamette and Eighth streets.
Matlock bldg. Residence US 2
Pearl slreet. Office phone, Red
10111. ltesldenco phone, Red
41181.
A TTI 1 It X VS. .1 T-W
S. II. ALLE'.', Airorii.j-al-la, lild
WHIaineue street, Eugene, Oregon.
1. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of
fice over Eugene Loan & Saving
Hank, Eugene, Oregon.
mi.mno i-:n(;im-:i-;iis
IKItllKKT I.EICII. mining 1 nglueer
and expert metiillurgisi. Ki-liable
luforinalion furulsla-d to intending
Investors. Exaiiilnal Ions and re
purls 011 mines and ore treat ment
Eugene, Oregon,
Aitrniii.i r
(lit RENT Large null room for1
I-.. lit; biiaril In colllli-ii Ion If ileslr-(
ed. OT. :i High slreet, corner Tenth.1
Phone R-il r.rt 12. . f I '
FREE THOMAS Arcbli.-ct. Skelcli
es and plans drawn, blue prints
and spcclllcul Ions, (ien.-r.-il super
vision over buildings in ciiiii-hh of
construction. If thinking of build
lug, large or small, see io-. Terms
1 ei.sona bio. Room 7, Clirismau
block.
C. A. WINTERMKIKR, Attoniey-ut
law. Laud lilies and probntu spec
ialties. Oliice over I'hambei-s-Urls-tow
Rank.
WOODCOCK HOTTER, Attorneys-ul-law.
A. C. Woodcock and K. O.
Poller. Office one block south of
Cbrlsmiin block, Eugene, Oregon.
LEON II. EDMl'N'SON', Attorney-at-law.
Rooms I and 2, Eugene Loan
and Savings Hank.
I MIhltTAli Kits
i I-
OR RENT Two iilllirunlsbeil
rooms und two tin nisli.-.l rnotns for:
light lionsekeeplng. Apply at Tuo 1
Pearl sli 1. corner 121b.
'OR KK.nV Sm. k or dairy riiiicb ,
on the consl ; g I past lire, mil-
range; nmiill ori-banl Address:
,liis. L. I'liinlsh, cure Eugene Hun!
Coniliatiy. fl.iihv (
ASTI'RK TO RENT - Will insture;
rattle and horses on Ihe Matthew
Walils farm, two miles west of 1
Eugene. Flue grazing: terms rea-1
sonable. Inquire Room 1. over j
Loan Savings bank, o' address
P O Hm 1 2. Eugene
.1. V. KAYS & CO.. lilnlerlakers mid
funeral directors. Eugene. Or.
WILLIAMS & 1 1 KAN, Attorneys-al-luw.
.1. W. Williams, L. E. Iteau.
Praillce In all courts of tho statfi
and heroin the II. S. Land Offlc.
Ofrices 12, 13, I I and 15 McCliin.
Hull, Hug.
DAY at 11EN1' .RSuN, uiiiieriuki-rs
and eiiniiilmers. Corner Willam
eilu and Seventh streets.
W. T. (iORDON. ti ral illreeior.
Stiiti lii-ensed eiiibiiltuer. iilfice
and reslileiici.. Tenth und o'live
si reels. liliilie Red t I M I
physicians A xii si it;i:iss
WALTON NESS, Attorneys-at-law.
.1. .1. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will
practice In all the courts In the
male. Office, room 3, Walton
Illock, Eng. uie, Oregon.
DORR1.4 & SKIPWOKTII. Attorneys
ut law. Office In Hovey building,
over Chambers-llrlstow bank.
WANTED
WANTED- 1 mis tor Eugene denenll
tiosplial. Applv Room I 1 .'..Sllieede
I lot. I. If
IVl'l
E.
I girl at Col
ty si nie,
WA N'TED Appt en'b
A- ItHM-iil'l; lllltlilie
I Ninth Bti-et.
(lol.l) AMI SILVER PL.ATIVO-On
! knives. Inrks uie I all linie ebnld nr.
II. .- t'.at 'in not Ium. Ilk" II- -v.
i W-pt. Uie Oregon Pbiilrur Work-,
1 12" Lo n.idi. c streel, Portland,'
I Oregon, for urine 1
DR. II. L. STI'DLEY - Osteopiiiblc
' physician. Olflces over liiniiiln-rs'
store, MS Willamilte slieet.
PI111110 lilack 1 320. Coiisultiit Ion 1
' free. Resldeiicu 734 Ferry street.!
j liioiifl Red 3197. J
j DR. OLIVE C. WALI.l.'R, Osieopalhlcj
i physician. Office hours, II a. tn.
In I 2 ; 1 : 30 p. 111. to 1 :3u. Damp-1
ton building. '7th und Wllbiun.iie '
streets. Residence and ofllre'
plume li 1 7 I . I
C. II. CANNON, M. D.- - Hoiiineia t h le
pliysbl.in and surgeon. ctirniilc
ill--, uses and" disea-ies of women
mid 1 hlldreii a sp.-.i.iHy. Ele. tti
1 al vibratory ami licbt 1 1 en 1 ui"i,t .
oribe, Suite I, 2 and 3. Dunn build-,
il.g. Ptiune Main TilU. Ilntirds.
ll.ilfiiian House. I'honu Main 11. I
I. N. HARHArdll. Special atten
tion given In dlvorrii and settle
Hient vf estates. Agent for ( 'out 1-
ueiiinl Insurance Company. It. 10m
5. First National Hank HiilliUiM,
Eitgeii.?, Oregon.
JESSE (1. WELLS. Lawyer. No.
Wi's: Eighth street, Eugene, Or.
opposite postoffice. (live special
uu.-ii li.ii to thu exaniinatlou of ab
stracts, drtifting wills, settling es
tates, conveyances and collections.
Also 10 all pension matters, Phon
R.-d 1 1 711.
L. Illl.YEI', Aiiorney-i.t-lnw. 'Olliej
over Yoran's shoe, store, Eugene,
1 lieg.in.
Dltl SSM.VMXO
Sol's n spe.-ltilty. Miss Williams
Co., Rnnitts 7 and S, Oordon block (I
bl I'.Sl lillti: Kill THE (il'ARD
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