THE .Kl'CJKXK JAILY WARD, TM'RSDAV, KKBIU'AUY 0, IBOfl
nay of tLe week,
"twiiM Address all com-
;'.l5Tbe Eugene Guard,
oBtb BU
1 .ih n&
C'rtt'esmada knowu on
Uot' Faeene, Oregon. pomof-
177... fur The "'"'. .
I ?;;,e are authorized w
II.. h.t lor subscriptions
".r business for The Dally
Irrti"11-' nnirv.
aW'ert are authorized to
in TrSt for subscriptions
j Associated Press
GU' . n ri.ATIOX
The Dally "
jurdnaveaiarRer . u
bcrlption list than any otn
e newspaper in Lane county
j will accept advertise
rs on this guarauree
money reiunucu.
idy at any time to "show
iin" with our mailing lista
mi jubscrlption books, and
,a,d ready to forfeit $100 to
ai charitable Institution if
ntnr in the field Is
inj cvuov...",
.. . n a cnmnltttee
e 10 suo" "
i.Kia hne1npq men
01 rupumuto
Ilil our Haiui i uui -
fSCBV NEWSPAPER
HYENAS ARK HOWLING
r.? morning paper Is righteously
indignant over the fact that a
:! small ads was printed in The
I Tuesday, which did not ap
that paper." lis indignation is
s'y accentuated further by the
iat a great many advert Ise-
ippear in this paper that aiv
;:iited In the Morning Mummy,
tniines3 men preferring a news-
of stah'e and general home civ-
m to one that is built up on
M, bargain-day offers for less
tost of production. The figures!
regarding the cost of the worn
ibiolutely false, except the prl.e
by the advertisers and It was
i every cent of the $3.50 chnr-
ever any advertising proposition
That is all that concerns the
iio paid for it, and the luorn-
5rr's howl was simply In line
'.ke cut-throat policy of the gang
'spaper shysters who control it.
tmipetltion is as unfair as are
qual rates they charge patrons
to to get business, and the only
Is they know are of the busl-
Wte. As far as The Guard ls-j
'ned, It is capable of running
affairs, Is not interested in
s of the morning paper, and
5! a very satisfactory and nrof-
' business without resorting to
methods. Furthermore. The
1 guarantees the largest paid
105 of any newspaper In Ore
Wside of Portland, and gives
' irertiser value received for
! he expends with it. If
Put to the straits of the
Pt Mumtney in netting business
-t stand up on our hind lees
like the hungry hvenas
ttbettreet but we don't think
u.
The Outlook
For the Wage
Earner......
Br CARROLL D. WRIGHT, former fd,r.l CommlMl.n.r
7opyrlM by J. E. Purdy. of Ubor-
fcIIK wage earner hns boon more APPRF.TTEXSI VK
durinS tl10 las' few weeks, I take it, than any otlier
r d individual in the comiimnitv. His interest now ik TO
AVOID STRIKES, TO SAVE HIS MOXEY AND
I . I TO PATRONIZE THE SAVINGS RANKS IX-
'5 STEAD OF THE SALOON for the ,mr,.oso of Pr
invina; for his share in the continued prosperity or to be able to sus
itiii himself during temporary depression. He has not had the best
)f it the last few years, while capital has. He has seen PRICES GO
HIGH Eli AND HIGHER, until in some lines they have become
irnhibitive. Oh the whole, he has seen wages go higher ami higher,
ilways keeping un advance, varying in its degree, on prices. The
Tiiifgin before the late Knanciul Hurry was less than the hist few yours,
m that, taking the general range of prices ;iml the general range of
s-ages. WAGES HAVE NOT INCREASED more than 4 or 5
jercent more rapidly than prices.
So the wage earner has felt that he was not getting his FULL
iharo of the benefits of the greater prosperity that has prevailed, and
tl this respect his position is correct. Now, with the new conditions
innf renting us low prices will prevail again that is. if prices go down,
ind there may be such a tendency during the next few months.
WAGES WILL REMAIN PRACTICALLY WHERE THEY
ARE fo,r some time, for it has been well established by long experi
ence that when prices rise wages remain down for awhile and then
follow on, rising as fast as prices and ultimately u little more rapidly.
5o when prices go down wages follow along at a later period, but they
in not fall quite as low as at any previous periods, because the con
stant trend of wages with ever varying alterations of conditions is
UPWARD. " 1
WHILE THE ABSOLUTE STABILITY AND INTEGRITY OF CAPI
TAL MUST BE PRESERVED FROM A PURELY ECONOMIC POINT
OF VIEW, IT IS ALSO ESSENTIAL THAT THE PROSPERITY OF
THE WORKINGMEN THE GREAT FORCE THAT MAKES CAPITAL
VALUABLE SHOULD BE PRESERVED, BOTH FROM A SOCIAL AND
AN ECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW.
'll:VS OK
THi: KAltM Kit's W M'K
.'"Wr's ife come out of the
('?r'8 wfe m ""I of the
' f. A vasiie statement in
'"man's column" ! ,i
,; ,ri'" "that It is fonrt
Bine to l,e,n,p a fllrmr'g
' m,a!"ler ,l(,wn life's path-
" us ronummt from a
ll'-- "Oh. yes. that , .
' . hut i,n your husband
'"" nd Imv... ...u .....
" ft have , mpandpr ,lp
the Ian. ..i .
h f , ,ul Hiuinters
m ' ,0 f""l! dinner with;
- :, .itT r""t,d In the wet
. l"e cows until '
.r lTf 'he r..l..r ,.r .. I
. earh t.- . i
! "m ausoros a
h"n 5011 ni.Minder
r"" ol" of the.
I J"" tires, on a
:. ,hi ' tt. n yini meander '
-. 'ind that thef
'i-,,;.",r ''"-I '"I'll it re-!
?'''" 3 1 'in,l f.ie old '
''' -i ' :! 111 I,:)r
:"e - ..ri and the
dog in the milk, you will realize, dear
girl, that this meander business Is
not what it is cracked up to be." The
other view, the optimistic one, can
be set forth as follows: A cheering
person can picture farm life s) Uylic
that the farmer, on rising la the
morning, does not disturb his wife,
but says good morning into the bou
doir phonograph. Me may add a
hint as to what he would like to have
for his breakfast when he returns
from his automobile ride about the
farm. At ti o'clock the maid calls
the farmer's wife, and by half pa.it
nine she has a telephone call from her
husband, over on the northwest quar
ter, saying that he will join her in
five minutes. At breakfast the dally
papers .are read, having come by
rural delivery a few minutes before,,
and the wife announces the program
for the day. It may be French, mu
sic, physical culture or clubs. A
package of the latest novels, a ride
across the country on a blooded mare,
skating In winter, golf In summer,
a lecture on art in the village hall
all these things are set f:rth as pos
sibilities for the plutocrat farmer's
wire in this state. And in the ev-vi-ing
the pianola puts Beethoven o
Handel at the lady's finger tips. Tho
children are put to bed. the govern
ess dismissed and a telephone confer
ence with the neighbors over the
day's gossip is begun. The farmer
reads his favorite poet and the nig'tt
glides on.
Did you ever notice that tobacco is
always clean? If n man drops a piece
of meat, no matter how clean the
floor may he, he will either give It a
kick or pick 'It. up and lay It to one
side. He will never eat it. Hut let
him drop his plug of tobacco on the
ground and no difference how dirty
the spot where It fell, ho will pick It
up and give it a careless wipe on his
coat sleeve or the bosom of his pants
and then take a chew with a greater
relish than ever.
Of course Chancellor Hay was not
hired to write his defense of swollen
fortunes. If the tainted money hunch
bought and distributed free many
copies, he couldn't help thai, could
he? His publishers got the price and
he got his whack. Why all this com
motion, just because he guessed what
sort or a book would sell?
Now we are told that the rall'-ond
rate law was not Intended to lonei
rates merely to make tnem
to everybody. Still, unless v
member wrone. one of the arirunients
tc popularize the measure when it
was before congress was thai rates
were too high and that it mid
bring them down.
If lesal reputation c units fr any
thing, the emH'"i-' lia'-iH':-' ''
drawn by Senator Ktmx and Iv" -inccJ
In the seiiate !: 1:.." i ':"
house by Representative Bates, of
Pennsylvania, should' stand the su
premo court test.
As a starter the count of Gladys
has deposited the advance payment
$.1, 000,000 in Vanderbilt cash in his
home bank. No matter how soon di
vorce may come, he'll never be con
vinced that bis marriage was a failure.
; The annual output of the Carnegie
iilero Commission was nine silver and
j seven bronze medals. In addition o
$10,500 in cash to heroes and their
dependents, not to mention the turn
down of would-be rewarded heroes.
Congressman Hitchcock, editor of
the Omaha World-Herald, spoke from
his books when he told the house that
the tariff on newspaper was cost
ing him $9000 a year. Hut the head
standpatters didn't bat an eyelid.
Says one of the know-it-alls. "Ja
pan will not begin a war with the
I'nlted States till convinced that she
can win." All right, let it go at that
She ctfti never be convinced without
being gold-bricked, can site?
Senator Knox needs a new press
agent. There was a slight fire in his
Washington house the otlier day. and
no usWtlon that It was caused by
rrlction rrom his rushing boom has
j been printed.
f However, it is nothing new ror
the professional politicians to find
i vexation In what the general public
finds the keenest satisfaction.
Any old politician can produce, nil
will, a "feeling of horror" at the use!
of patronage by the other fellow j
IP YW KNKW I
The merits or the Texas W(.n,l-r, ;
you would never suffer from kidney,'
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a I
bottle (two months' treatment 1 . Sold i
bv O. J. Hull, or bv mall. Send for!
testimonials. Hr. K. W. Hall. SfZO"
Olive street. St. Louis. I
I
w i: ( AN' St im-i.v I
Your wants with wood OaV, Ma-1
pie, Kir. and Tie". Also Coal. I
WILLIAMS TltANSFKI: CO.
Phono H!ai k 1 141, i
fiASOMVK WfK)l H.WVINO
V. G. White ! prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone Black 4 3 Ti 1 . Residence,
516 West Sixth street.
POltTLAMI I'.OYAL IIAM r.V ;
Bread, th best inwl healtnlest
bread made, for sale at Otto's. I
We eon id -inl j'.u thni.am! of
testimonial from I pie re.i.ir d to.
health i.v lloVi-ter's !( ky M mniain
Ten. No ii'h'-r r-in"tv effective
and ir7. 3. Tea T.iVet-.
LINN HIM (1 CO.
.1 M li
('
CM
THE MARKET
FOR
REAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
. & Rugh's
2?. west 8,h St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS!
Organized 1883
The First
) Oil RALE
WANTKIi (Continued.)
YOOL KOU Sai.E lG-lucli oak
wood. Phone Farmers 2Nti. 12ti
, lalf, $2;..
Fuiruumut.
Fresh nilU'li row uml
CIO
D YOr WANT u hotm'steml or tim
ber oUiim? It so ml dross William
Douglas, Hox 34 1. Nurth lk-ml. Or.
in 10
OF EUGENE, OREGON
, FOR Al.K becuiid Ki-uwm fir
wuou. W. L. Cuppuruutl, ut Wutl'a
j jewelry store. tf
; FOK SALK Cho;i, p.iud st'cmd
! hand Suiilvhaker It-incii wuon.
j Kuquiro ai Kngno Urotury. if
! FOU SALfj- A'ook stove wood (or
; salt; iij-iiLcli uuk ilk.J, the i'tn!t
sii- for iliu couk biovtt. IMiuae Fur
hit' is Ati. 116
GOLD AM) S1LYUU I'LATING On
kulvos, forks and all household ar
ticle that do not look like no'v.
Writ the Oregon IMatlug Works,
2H Lownsdale siruet, Portlaud,
Oregou, for uricoa
j Capital paid In......... $t&tQ0b
Surplus and undivided
profits
' Additional liability of
stockholders under
national banking laws.
ACCOiiDlOX lLh;A r,G -Done by
Mrs. licit Vincent at 627 llilvard
street, uear Kast Ninth, on reason
able terms. 1'liouo tied Z'-iO'l. tf
TO EXCHANGE City and
Ranch Property in Idaho,
Washington, and different
parts of Oregon for property
in Eugene and surroundings
Good we II -finished O room
house and three lots in I'ur
ma, Idaho, and 1IO acre farm
adjoining Pamia to trade for
jroicrty in Lane Co., Oregon.
15 acres, 1 mile from Kiitfeno;
nil in cultivation, (t-room
house; fiood barn; brick cid
ler; chickeij houso and park;
family orchard; desirable
place feu- prion tfUUOO
"5 acres f tlio ery be't river
bottom laud, unimproved;
will trade fnr eity i.njpei'ty.
.
as acres jniiiinjj (JnUland, Or.,
Donjilass f"o., (o trailo for
property in or near Kuyeiie,
Oregon.
2tl acres n .Mohawk, t2'.t acres
timber; cruises :,000,000 ft.,
balance In pasture, meadow
and fruit ; ."-room bouse,
frame barn; price lowered
from $;i.00 to will
consider trade for residence
hi Kiinrne.
1 H acres Joining town; nil well
fenced, fine ft room house; it
barns, chicken bouse, smoke
house, etc; 'I year old family
orchard; price Md.-.OO; $1000
down, balance at (1 per cent.
K
10 acres of limber lying imme
diately on Stilslaiv rivet;
cruiser H.OOO.OdO feet, to
trade for property In or near
Kugene.
.
(iO acres of eordwoud; M.000
eorfN, II in lies soul h of Kit
gene, at ISUO r acn.
2H acres river bottom on MeKen
zle river; mostly In cultiva
tion; fine river lHittoin; small
house and I mi in, some apples
and peach orchard; a bargain
at $1000.
." w
frttl acres; HO acres timber, IO
Misinre; IO aires rirl
tivatlon; .Vroom bouse; fair
barn; variety orchard; ISO
head of rattle; '2 bora's; new
uagon; hack; new plows;
dine mouer, etc. Price,
$:$oo; will consider trade for
proterfy in or near Mugene,
McMURPHEY
& RUGH
22wst8:hSf,
KOIl SALE A Chatham iniiiliiitor
and liroodi'r in khou i'uailiil:m t.ir
Htiio cheap. Adilriihs llux H, Kn-j
Kimi'. Or.
HAY FOIt SAI.K .T,l: tons of o:it
hay, g.i,;il iiniility; will ili'Hvfi hi
; Kunt'. 1 luiK' I ariiK'i'.i I-.',
Si:-ii!Kfit'lil. f-ii j
' KOU SAI.K RIvit tint t m f:irn, run- '
tal:iiiif nluiut ilu in-rts; will sell
; part or nil. ICnctuiro u; 4 7 ii st
t-'itih siri'it. t-"
I'Olt SA1.K- A si'iNiiiJ-hnnil I'.tiln
1:1:1 i.uiiliiitor, I2i',-i'.n; i:ai;i-it ;
i pl-ai'tk-l'.lly 11 -w: al.s;t lir.iil
i nuu-j 1- iirnuTs 11-1. i-l
FOI! SAI.K- C.o'Hl 'cnim-!nuul Smith !
. . rreuiliM' typiiwritr. t.'iill til oitl.'o
iC liiternntiiinal ('iiiviisp.iniltmro
j Si'huols, 4."i Wejt. S;h at. j
! FOIt SAI.K Huff , Orpington eBBn. '
I 1 3 for $1. W. B lluinpiun, 1 10J
I Colmnbiu avenue, "nrner 19th at.
in 1
DON'T full lo see i:heiem It you
wunt burKainn iu riuil estnte. We
buy mid sell (arm and city prop
erty, improved nnd unimproved.
Timber und niinliiK utock. 11. Che
f'll. Kuum 11, Walton Uldg. tf
Total J265.00O
Wo will bo pleased to have your
name ou our books your funds ub
! Ject to check. We will handle jrar
! business with care and Id strict
' confidence, whether your account 2
large or small.
T. Q. Hendricks President
3. B. Enkiu Vice Prraidcttt
P. E. Snoilgrass CuMn;
Luke L. Goodrich. . Assistant Owhlrr
UK ItOO & HKTKI.I.. S40 Moss ave
nue, lundscupe Kardcncrs. Lawns
and yards carcl for. Lei us put
your place In ;ood shape; first
class work; contracts made by the
month. I'lione care of lio'jip.stcr s
grocery, lllack 1 ti 2 t : fill)
INTERN A T 1 0 N A I
UI0NC10 SCHOOI
il.aa s I'llivcrsitv .
ouith tralnliiK at
in ca i.i ail .tic ll
sioiis. Text hooks
I wncii rctiuircd i
Full Inforinal Ion,
the local enrollme
ElKhi li silent, it. J
reseiitutlve.
COKItESl'ON-
.S "The. Itusy
tilves a tllnl- I
your own home
aiu-s i, 11 ,1 (iluit'S.
and iustrtiUHMits
ttlrulsiH-d tree.
and c h e u In i s al
in office. 45 V.
KirKivuod, rep-
FOIt SALE SliiKer Sewiim .Machine.
$i.00; Chambers Encyclopaedia at
1-3 value; ood platform sprinK
hack and woodraclt. 897 Pearl
street. f22
FOK SALE m UWNEH New elRht
room house with gas.electrlc llKhf,
beautiful shrubbery, and all mod
ern improvements, two blocks
from car line and In heart of res
idence district. You pay no agent's
commission. Lots CO 2-3 x ICO.
Apply at this office for particulars.
$10 HEW Alt I) -1 will offer $10 re
ward for the nrresi and conviction
or Information leudliiK to the ar
rest und conviction of the party or
parties who entered my fowl house
ou the n is lit of December 25 and
ou the n i k li t of February 2 and
stole trerefrom on the former
date ono Silver Hamburg cockerel
and ou the latter date two brown
Leghorn cockerels, one much smaller
j than the other Jos. Davles. in7
FOU SALE AT A BARGAIN Good
house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees,
deep well with wind mill, ono acre
under chicken fence; large chicken
house; two blocks from Geary
school house. Price, $1600. Time
on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent,
Room 5, over First National Bunk.
Bring this notice with von.
. BARGAIN A 30-acre tract 7
miles west of Eugene on KMntrn
roa.l; 3-4 miles from school; all
under fence; 10 acres iu pasture;
s.mie woo:! In pasture; 3 apples.
1 cherry, lii'iiring; 2S assorted fruit
trees one and two years old; 20
acres under plow; 15 acres in oat.i
and vetch; box house of six rooms
and pantry; roof leaks some; gar
den fenced; barn for six head;
mow for'10 ton; two chicken hous
pnd force pump. Price, $1)00.
Bring this notice. I. N. Hnrbaiigh.
over First National Bank. tf
LOST AM) KOl'Nl)
FOUND A bunch of keys belonging
to M. U Wesner, of Hicksvllle, O.
Owner can have them by calling
on L. Bonney, special police offi
cer, and paying for this notice. '
MONEY FOUND A sum of money
was found In Hampton Bros store
Saturday. Owner can have same
by describing It and paying for this
notice.
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount. Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmcn
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
Plumbing
nut liK.M
FOR HEN'T- I'lve rwm cottage, for
rent. liKiulru at 1 !' I East Eleventh
street. tf
FOIt RENT 1vo furnished rooms
for young men at orients. Call at
332 Fust Fourteenth street. tf
FOR RENT Large front room for
rent; board in connection if desir
ed. cr.3 High street, corner Tenth.
Phone Red fitM2. 122
FOR RENT Two iinrirunlslied
' rooms mid two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply at 7t0
Pearl street, corner 12lh.
PASTURE TO RENT Will pasture
cattle and horses on the Matthew
Wallls farm, two miles west of
Eugene. Fine gra.lug; terms rea
sonable. Inquire Room 1, over
Loan & Savings bank, or address
P. ). Box lxa. Eugene
WANTKIi
WOOIK'HOPPERS WANTED Apply
lit Dr. Brown's office In Clirlsmun
block.
f22
WANTED Young gentleman wauls
position In city. " Address J. Y.,
care Guard. f22
WANTED Two probationers for the
General hospital. Apply to Miss
Murray, at the hospital, Eugene,
Or.
COTTAGE WANTED Must be mod
ern, close In, with hath, hot and
cold water, etc, fall at Stanleys,
CI2 Wlllametts street. tf
WANTED Work of any kind by a
Divinity student before and after
school. Address 7fi4 Ferry strew..
122
TO TRADE By owner, timber land
for city property or land close to
mimn town. No agents. Address
II. O., Box 4a I. Hiigenn. Or.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop
erty tell the Oregon Land Compa
ny about It nnd they will do the
rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu
gene. Or. tf
WANTED Ten Indies and gents dal
)y to get their clothes cleaned and
pressed at thu Eugene Dye Works.
tf
WANTED Fr.nm 2, noil to 3. (mo
it;-is rienied or partly cleared
land, rich deep soil, a lapted to
fruit, IriHHlP and live sloek; lo
ca'ion ile-lr d on rivr tied creek.
nit lis a d- led !;ii ami online
land in t.acti ofo.n acres aad
li' i
of
li;'.
LOST Ladies' gold filled wntrh,
Hlzo O, hunting case, Elgin move
ment, Tuesday evening between
hospital and ' Armory. Lcavo at
Guard office for reward.
PROFESSIONAL CDLUMN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Dealers In real
J. L. CLARK & CO
estate, Creswell, Or.
AllS'lltAtTOItS
THE LANK COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., ltomiis 2 and 3, Wnren Block,
Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable.
MINING ENGINEERS
HERRKRT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
Information furnished to Intending
Investors. Examinations and re
ports on mines and ore treatment.
Eugene, Oregon.
ARCHITECT
FREE THOMAS Architect. Sketch
es and plans drawn, blue prints
and specifications. Genernl super
vision over buildings in course of
const met ion. If thinking of build
ing, Inrwp or "mall, H"e me Term,
reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsinan
lllOCK.
I'MIEItTAK ERH
J. W. KAYS & CO.. undertakers and
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
DAY & HENDKRSON, undertakers
and eiiilialmers. Corner Willam
ette and Seventh streets.
W. T. GORDON, funeral director.
State licensed etiihuliiicr. Office
and residence, Tenth and Olive
streets. Phono Red 44x1.
I'M YNICIANS AM) K( ItGIOO.NM
DR. 11. L. HTUDLKY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Chambers'
storu, filH Willamette street.
Phone Black 132ii. Consultation
free. Residence 734 Ferry struct.
Phonii Red a 1 97.
C. II. CANNON. M. D. Iloinoepathlc
physician and surgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women
ami children n specially. Electri
cal vibratory and light treatment.
Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Hunn build
ing. Phono Main r40. Hoards
Hoffman House. Phone Main 1 1.
DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic
physician, Office hours, ! a. m.
to 12; 1 : 3d p. in. to 4 : 30. Hamp
ton building, 7th and Willameite
streets. Residence and office
phone 11171.
DR. AN'N.i MAURER, Osteapathir
)i li v-' i li n. All curable disease
treated. Women nnd children I
si laity. Office over F. E, Duun'i
Phonn Red 1031.
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slighi the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning vi.rk.' Call
and let us estimate
on
your work.
Aya & Heitzma.ii
34 West 8th St,
Phone black 1171'
Extraordinary Attraction
for this week
Valentines
lc to $3.50
the most, unique ditplay fu town
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
J. W. BARR1NGER: .
Expert houscmover
Moves anything. Twenty-fiv
years experience. Residence, East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 451 J. Eugene. Oregon
ATTORNEYS-A T- LAW
S. D. ALLEN', AUorin,j.-iit-l, fil.
Wlllanietio Btreet, Eukouo, Uragoa,
L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-taw. Of
fice over EiiKeno Loan & Savings
Hank, Eugene, Oregon.
C. A. WLN'TERM EIElt, Attorcej-nt
law. Laud titles and probata spec
ialties. Office over Chumbvra-Kris-tow
Hank.
WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorrj-nt-law.
A. C. Woodcock and K. Of.
Potter. Office one block south ol
Chrlsman block, KiiBunc. tlr'Kon
LEON It. ED.MltNSOM, Attornoy-at-law.
Rooma 1 and 2, Eugene Uii
and RavitiKS Dank.
WILLIAMS & MEAN, AUorne.v-ul-law.
.1. W. Williams. L. K. isoati.
Practice In nil courts of th Bin.,
nnd before the V. S. Land 01IW-.
Offices 12, 13, 14 ami 15 MtCluiifc
Hulldlni;.
WALTON i NESS, Attorueys-n-law.
J. J. Walton and S. P. Nina. Will
practice In till the courts In tb
state, orriro, room 3, Walton
lllock, EiiKcnn, Ori'KOU.
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P. O. I:
LvM ai. I
c Land C-ini;,:ii,
Room 7, m
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DORRiS & 8KIPWORTII, Attorrwjs
at law. Olflie In Hover building,
over Chambers-Ilrlstow bask.
I. N. IIARIIACOII. Sperial nitra
tion K I veil to divorce and tw-ttto-aient
f estates. Anent for Couti-ni-li
f ri t Insurance Company. lioimi
5, First National Hank IliillilUij-
Kimciie, OreKon.
Cham- I
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RANK TITI S, M. D llotnoeo.
:ithic physician and suritcon. j
iironic ills mes and diseases of
omen ami children Riven spccui j
t -nt fon. Furadie K.il viinie.slat lc,
ri'v and vi lit a i iji v el ilea I
e.lMHIlll ffven. (Mice, COMlcrj
'lllai-tte ;.nd Ellith hi reels. '
atloc. hid; R.-sidenen r,:i:M
earl street. Offli-e plione, Red.
hl. Ui.sldcnce phone, Red I
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JESSE C WELLS. I.uw.v,?, Kk
West Eluhth street, Eih',.-bv. Or.
opposite postofficc. (iiii-s in ial
nitentlon to the examination of i.tb
stracts, drafting wills, s"tttln ,
tales, eonvey.'Hivs amt co!icc5io-.i.
Abo lo p.-iihioii ut:i'.t"t.. Phuusi
Red 1 1 7U.
L. II! VEl', Attorney-at-law.
over Vor. tn's shoo store, E
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uf.eu.