Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 21, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE El'GEXB DAILY GUARD. FRIDAY, FKBRVARV 81, 190 a " - : ,. . it .w-..rrler,perweK. ... l,eri ' .', ner monm .v '..n (in - ini copl-':.-' mrt known on- ... """I" Fiteene, Oregon, postof- h """riSffor ubscrlptiona or feefforThe Daily , Clark. Irrffle" "". i iimr sS',i.-iVmEXT PAl'ER KiTSbbi-akysi. iww p ri lllll (il AHANI'EKS IXC. or 15,000,000 gollons,. The per cap. Ita expenditure fur spirits was $5.s beer (11.35, wine $1.25, and all oth er liquors 12 cents. The consutnp-j tlon of beer uer capita In England. Scotland and Ireland was 31.4. 9.5 I . ,ft Week, ' A 01 oallnn, ,UUniu.Hvali- f ....l- ! riJtSf Address all c"! tBi 0.8 j.6 an(1 , gallons;' of wine.' ..r . roltH flu : NO STREET GARS Oregon. . l.ullv on it1" 0.3, 0.3 and 0.1 gallon; and of other liquors 0.4, 0.01 and 0.1 gallon. OR TONIGHT, lontn. "This bank was talked to death," Bald the president of one of Kansas City's largest financial institutions as he closed its doors. And this is true in a great many Instances. The doors 50 of a great many hanks have been .05 closed because of rumors which have stable condition, when In reality they were as staunch as ever in their ex istence. It has been well said that next to a woman's reputation that of a bank suffers most from talk. Both Roseburg papers speak very highly of the treatment accor.lej the excursionists from that city ii: '.T-Pwint tor siibsorip " ' 4 Drury. . ( W. are aUtnoriZOU if Mnnrlnv i.n.l n,.o 1 ,,,f :..Vmt tor subscriptions , - ' in uieir iiraisu oi tins cuy ior ll. splrlt of progressivenes3 and enter prise. The council of our sister city also passed resolutions formal 1 thanking the officials of Eugene for their courtesy and for Information re garding paving matters furnished them. ' Tk. Daily and Weekly curdhavealarEer bona fide subscription list than any oth er newspaper In Lane county ,j will accept advertise teoU on this guarantee or moey refunded. We are ready at any time to "show l0n' with our mailing lists d subscription books, anu and ready to forfeit $100 to oj charitable institution if uj competitor in the field is ibie to show to a committee ot reputable business men till our claim Is not true. Lhaxts are made BY ADVERTISINU i Advertising Makes the Mer- V- is the subject of an editorial cent Issue of the Chicago Trib Arcording to the writer, and Sit Is well known to all success-i-iness men, and especially th .is? ;;1 In the retail ' trade, public :2!nt for a store ii made by ail sts in a newspaper, just as the i s:n:ir.icnt In a community is edLror against a. public utility jration by news articles. People advertisements. They form their ioa of the merchant by what he itout himself, just as the people the news articles and form their in of the gas company by what editor says about it. the editor daes not turn public :e:-nt iu a day. A campaign isn't "Joe" Cannon Is accused of hav ing had the Seattle exposition appro priation of $750,000, which has pas sed the senate, held up in the ways and means committee, to which he unexpectedly sent It when It reached the house. Perhaps It will be turned loose, if the Pacific delegations to the Chicago convention show position to vote right. (lis- From Pennsylvania comes the re port that a man died there from eat ing fifteen moth-balls. He mistook thena for candy. We don't believe It. As well say a man could take fifteen drinks of whisky, under the impres sion that he was drinking water all the time. The people of Eugene have an op portunity today to realize what it means to be without street cars, Many people attending the theatre and convention this evening will have long walks instead of a short, pleas ant street car ride. DYNAMO WHICH IT!tl.IIES POWER FOR THEIR OPERA. : TION BLEW OCT LAST NIGHT A.M NEW ONE WILL NOT Alt.! RIVE FROM PORTLAND IXT1L TONIGHT. ' ' The street cars stopped running last night between eight and nine o'clock and will continue to remain idle till some time tomorrow morn ing on account of the blowing out of the dynamo which furnishes power f or their operation. The accident ' occurred last night when the only ! ear then running was coming downi own from the depot and it stopped in front of the Underwood house, a! block south ot t'.ie depot, where it; has remained since. The company wired to Portland for a new dynamo, as the one kept j in reserve is out of commission on account of repairs being made to it, I and the new machine is expected to' arrive by express on tonight's local. ! It will at once be ins. ailed and placed in operation, but It Is probable that the "j nice" cannot be turned on till some time tomorrow forenoon. People of Eugene today wondered how they got along without the cars befors the line was built. They missed them greatly last night and the accident is proving a great in convenience just now on account of the Y. P. S. C. E. convention. The streets seem much quieter than when the cars are running and it brings back memories of our village days, when we had to walk if we wanted to go any place in the eastern, part of the city. Most men will agree with Senator Bacon- that it. Is not right for federal officials to actively p.irti'-!;m In politics. Yet, it lias always been done and probably will always be done, unless there is a great change in human nature. It is not Hughes and anti-Hughes in New York so much as it is bosses and would-be bosses the same old story that has kept the big state playing minor roles in the national political drama for lo these many year.!. As a grand jury witness, the down- r. by one day's work in the news-l fl QUl. lnalcte(1 lrllst lllilBate, C. it takes months and some- years for a newspaper to turn !it sentiment in the right dlroc Pulili; sentiment for a otore intitule or turned In a day, a . itu.'nth, or even a year. The "2ffi has to make up his mind Si will tell the people something it lis store every day, and finally .?h people will get a good opinion n his store r p iy from the prol- ti mer-lmndiFc ho sells for ii: advertliin:;. Mornlnj Mummy accuses The i of charjiug toj much for its -;i!S sirtoe, alien as a matter such B kick, if any Is due. !1 be regist "rod by the ndvertis T ear,? graft,., who run rclo.3 piper, not having any lr 'airs, hut taking whatcvor Iwtlicr will stand for. fails fiat businessmen are will- 'i'S.v fair and equitable rates for i'a The Guard, a newspaper of ' circulation and standing Such ho have the reputation ot 5t grafted u. n every politician "ration i including the water '',ranyl.are sitnpiv nink of thenis.c.v, s by h:,wling 'theprir,. The Guard sees fil i.i ,,! pal mn 't asrv ". Morse, could doubtlessly make things intensely Interesting for a string of high financiers. And some of them are said to fear that lie will. THURSTON TRESPASS CASE DISMISSED The trial which wSs to have been held at Thurston on the 19th did not materialize. The case was ngainst Edward Magness, who, while clearing awav for a resurvey, felled some small maple trees across land which William lliinelwriglit claimed nut ilia not have possession of, and for which he had the boy arrested on a charge of criminal trespass, which, however, in the opinion of the district attorney he had no right to do. So tile whole thing has been declared off and Ed win is allowed to finish his work. ..,. .)- DIED. February 10, 100S, in Eugene, Ilo, the 1 1 -months-old daughter of Ben jamin Harris. This Is oue of the twins whose mother died recently from scarlet fever. Since then their grandmother has cared for them. The funeral was held this afternoon and the remains interred In the Laurel Grove ccme'ery east of Uie city. -' I-i;-, T.:!sui, n It gives them ' '" feiv and they are '- Price, when the ii" s recognized Institution, if able to sjeure ' Its peace and than to meddle'i The near-rich state treasurer of Mlchisrnn P. P. Ulazicr having re signed, by request, the Governor has appointed the real thing lo be liens urer, in the person of former govern or John T. Rich. German's boast that in three year.-. she will have a stronger navy than ours, must have tickled the naval expansionists in congress, contiiu as it did just In time to help along their program. "Whatever it has touched the dis pensary has defiled." says the Charleston News and Courier. Ge ! Where's Senator Tillman, the daddy of the dispensary, and his pitchfork ? The congressman who said he would not know Roosevelt if ho met him on the street would have no trouble in qualifying for service on a murder jury. GREAT ("( ASIONS (Salem Statesman.) Two great occasions in the Willam ette valley rturln,' tin- present weeKj th l.,,nyter nievtimrs at Salem. and Eugene. Lots of heated :";"--j Inhere wes turned 1" -e. end ii Is . hoped that it will return wjih a ;! I considerably stronger. 1 i)r )- ! been much talk: now let it d. ve,..i , Into something substantial. ; RIDS FOR WOOD The board of education of School District No. 4, Eugene, will receive bids up to the 2Uth day of February, 1 ;i ( s . at the office of Iho clerk, Mr. Frank It' isner. for the delivery tit the various school buildings in Eu gene of 100 cords of oak wood and loo cords of fir wood, said delivery to be completed on or before Sep tember 1, 1 fins. - The board reserves the right to re iect any and all bids and a bond for the faithful performance of the con tract will be required of the success ful bidder. If any there be. Dtaer February Nth, Itios. FRANK ItEISNI'K. fliO Clerk. Neighborhood I'avoi-iti". Mrs. E. U. Charles, of Harbor, Me., sneaking of Electric lllt'ers. says: "It Is a neighborhood favorite here with II-." It. deserves lo be a favorite ev (rvwhere. It gives quirk relief In dv'spepslii, liver complaint, kidney derangement, malnutrition, nervous ness, weakness and general debility. Its action on the hood, as a thorough purifier makes It. especially usi-rul as a spring medicine. This grand alter ative tonic Is sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store, ode. SHIP YOI It PRODUCE to Ib-ll Tower Co. Pni'ile, Wasli. the highest marke 002 I'ot Street, j Tliev always pay, : price. M7I poll Bread, bread uia I l.ANU l:.VAi, RXKERY j l.e-t and n. .'il'bles' For sale a" DM '. i rif the t e-titor, or i 1 guar.'baa- tnen of Ku an '1 K WE A . SUPPLY Your wants with wood OaV Ma ple, Fir, and Ties. Also i oat. WILLI A.MS TRANSFER TO. Phone Black I 1 I GASOLINE WOOD HAWINO A Tt: If love, a ,!'; A little home for It's all I tt-k excel Which cones Rec k v Montr ain Tea. J.'NX I'lM G CO ;.l'h. Hid me; el health, liolli.-ter' if oi 43.(l.".n.- loin expended 1 during the J w. S. White ' prepared to saw '-''!i.f'.M.!.2!!. ' j-our'wood on short notice. Phone llir.rk i.i.-:. i.e.-e.. 51 West Si Mil street. We hse all h' rt.,;: ii in l' and d--e In,. Wo. -, r-f cite stn latest m'thodi In ml: ft ttie Eiiei-ne S'-h an. I Wiilati' PI k. d :i. capita. Of '1 was sjieni -I:" '.ll'te,! J,... - ".-"l.MJ i2,r.;s..:!.l Ie el r :f 4 l;o ! We c tetimoni h-alth l.v T a. No and sure. :i THE MARKET REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS lOII SAl.K WOOL wood. FUR Sal,E 1 li-liuh Phone Farmers l!Mi. oak : tti PURE BRED White Wyandotte i lor sale. J. A. Griffin, 7 IS F , slree;. rry 120 FOR SALE Fresh calf, 25. '.nil Fairmouut. tnlleh cow and Garden street, 120 V..TED Com limed.) WANTED Ten ladles and gents dal ly lo get their clothes cleaned and pressed at the Eugene Dyo Works. K IX) YOlt WANT a homestead or tim ber claim'.' If so uddross William Douglas, Box 3ll, North llend, Or. in 10 FOR ALK bMuiifi nin fir wood. . L. Copperiuill, at Wan' jewelry store. if IS AT McMurphey &Rugh's 22 west S'h St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE FOrt SALE Cheap, good second hand Stud .'baker 3-incli wu.ion. Enquire at Eugene Grocery. tt UOLD ANU SILVER I'LAl'lNG On Knives, forks and all household ar ticles that do not look like ut'.v. Write the Oregon Plallug Works, 128 Luttnadttle street, Portland, Oregon, fur urlcos Organized 1 883 The First National Bank CF EUCfcNE, OltECON Cnpital paid In $100,000 Surplus and undivided profits 65,000 Additional 'liability of stockholders under national banking laws. 100.000 TO EXCHANGE City and Ranch Property in Idaho, Washington, and different parts of Oregon for property in Eugene and surroundings Good well-finished room house and three lots In Par ma, Idaho, and 110 acre farm adjoining Pannu to trade for property In Lane Co., Oregon. 15 acres, 1 milo from Eugene; j all In cultivation, (l-rooin house; gocd burn; brick eel- lor; chicken bouse and park; family orchard; desirable place for price StiUOO J 'jr ai'res of the very best river , bottom land, unimproved; will trade for city properly. 9,i 2S acres joining Oakliinil, Or., Douulass Co., lo trade for property in or near Eugene, Oregon. I 200 nrroH on Jlolimvlt, 120 aitn-i tlnilx-r; cruises r,,000,000 ft., balance in pasture, meadow anil fruit; 5-room house, frame Iwrii; price lowcreil from $:f,-i()0 lo 9:tU4HI; will consiilei' trade for residence in EiiKeue. 1 K.", acres joining town: nil well fenced, fine H room house; :l barns, cbiel.eli house, Nlnoke house, etc; :t year old family orchard: price $(1.-00; $1000 down, balance at fl per cent. . 10 acres of linilier lyinir Inniii--dlati ly on Suisbiiv rlvei ; cruises :l,000,000 tii'i, to trade for property In or near Eiineiie. 4 4 . . flO nrrcs of corllv.mid; Il.OOO cords, :t miles south of Eu-(ji-ne, at $20 .cr arr"-. st l 2K acres river bo'toni on MrKn zle river; mostly In cultlvtt tinn; fine river iKittom; small house and barn, some apples and penrh iirrliard; a barnlu at $1000. .4 t4 1(1(1 acre; HO nrrcs timber, 10 ui-tliri'; 10 arris rul tiviition; ."-riKiin hoiw; lair burn: variety meluird; 2) licild ofcaltlr; - horsr: nc-(V uncoil; liark; new plows; dic mower, fir. Price, :tno; will ronsblrr tnidn for iro.rty In or nnr Euitrnr. ; FOlt SALE Cook stove wood for sale; lii-lnch oak wood, the rlgul ' ' sie for the cook stove. Phone Fur- . i mera 2!ti. "s ! I FOIl SALE A Chtubaiii in -ubator and brooder in Rood condition tor sale cheap. Address Box; 14, Eu gene, Or. HAY FOR SALE Six tins of oat hay, nocd quality; will deliver hi Eugene. Phone Farmers 12.", Sprinyileld. t2 pFQI! BALE Kiver bottoni farm, con- tainiiiK about eu acresi vi.i .-n part or all. Emiuiro at ITti West Fifth street. 1-'r' Total 25.000 I We will be pleased to have your I name on our books your funds sub ject to check. We will handle your I business with care and In atrict WANTED From -a.oon to S.oon ; confidence, whether your account la acres cleared or partly cleared larKa or Btnall. T. O. Hendricks President S. B. Enkiu Vice President P. E. Snodgrass Cashier land, run ueep son, taioeu to fruit. trucklHK and live stock; lo-1 cation desired on river and creek, j iti-iug us a description and outline of land In tracts of .NO acres and' I Pacific Lund Company, P. O. Box 247, iloom 7, over Chum-j bora and Brlstow bank. tfi nilM('KI,l,A.M'.Ol S Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Cashier ACOOIUIION PLEA Ti.nU Done by Mrs. Bert Vincent at H27 llilyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone bed ;t;to2. it FOR SALE A sccnnd-liimd 'l'etalu n:a inciibatot'. 12ti-e:;;; capacity; practically n-w; also brooder. Phone Farmer:; 111. 12 1 FOB SALE Oood secouu-hand S'lliih . .Premier typewriter. Call at office of International Correspondence Schools, 45 West Sth st. FOiT SALE Buff OrpiuKton ckks, 13 for $1. W. B liamplon. iiua Columbia avenue, corner l'Jth st. ml FOB SALE SliiRer Sewlns Machine. $5.00; Chambers Encyclopaedia at 1-3 value; good platform spring hack and woodrack. 897 Pearl street. TO TKAHE A liaiiiuierless shiti;iin i;ood as new to trade for a ii.istcr bi cycle. Enquire of F. II. Hostess. College Hill. Will bo at Ii :me Sat urday. t'2 2 DON'T fall to see Chezein if you want bart;aiiis in real estate. We buy and sell farm nnd city prop erty, improved anil unimproved. Timber and milling stock. II. Cbe en. Hoom 11, Walton Bldg. tf FOR SALE BY uWNEK Now eight- room houBe with gan.electrlc ngni, 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 66 2-3 x 160. Apply at this office for particulars. FOB 8AI.E AT A BARGAIN Oood house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, one acre under chicken fence; large chicken house: two blocks from Geary school house. Price, $1000. Time on part. I. N. llarbangh. a;;enl, Boom 5, over First National Bank. Bring Oils notice with von. A BARGAIN A :t0-aere tract 7 miles west of Eugene on El in I ni roii.l: :i-4 miles from school; all under fence; 10 acres In pasture; some wood In pasture; .1 apples, 1 cherry, bearing: 2K assorted fruit trees one and two years old; 20 acres under plow; 15 acres In oats and vetch; box house of six rooms and pantry: roof leaks some; gar den fenced; barn for ,slx bead; mow for 10 ton; two chicken bous nnd force pump. Price, $10110. Bring this notice. 1. N. liarbaugh, over First National Bank. tf HE BOO & RETELL, 840 Moss ave nue, landscape gardeners. I, awns aud yards cared for. It us put your place in good shape; first class work; contracts made by the month. Phone care of Dempster's grocery, Black 1021: f20 INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy Man's Uniyerslty." Gives a thor ough training at your own homo In nearly all the trades und profes sions. Text books and Instruments (when required) furnished free. Full information and circulars ut the local enrollment office, 45 VV. Eighth street. It. J. Klrkwood, representative. roi ft KM FOR BENT Five-room cottage for rent. Innuire at 194 East Eleventh street. tf FOR RENT One largo furnished bedroom. Inquire Room 2, Schnei der block. f-7 or.t !i-' McIVjURPHEY & RUGtf 22 v cl 8 h S FOR RENT 1v,o furnished rooms for young men students. Cull at 33 2 Fast Fourteenth street. tf FOR RENT Large front room for rent; board In connection If desir ed. 053 High street, corner Tenth. Phone Red 5042. f22 FOR RENT Two iinflriiiushrd rooms and two runilsheil rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at 7(i0 Pearl street, corner 12 Hi. PASTURE TO RENT Will pasture cattle and horses on Hie .Matthew Wallis (arm, two miles west of Eugene. Fine grazing; terms rea sonable. Inquire Room 1, over Loan & Savings bank, or address P. O. Box 182. Eugene WANTED COOK WANTED Ai Hie Gi hospital by March 1. neral If WOODt'HOI'PEKS WANTED -Apply at Dr. Brown's office in C'liri tiniin block. WANTED Young position in city rare Ounrd. gent Ionian wants Address J. Y., f22 $10 REWARD 1 will offer $10 re ward for the arrest and conviction or information leading to the ar rest and conviction ot the party or parties who entered my fowl house on the night of December 25 und on the night of February 2 and stole ti erefrotn on the former dale one Silver Hamburg cockerel aud oti Hiu latter date two brown Leghorn cockerels, out much smaller than the other ,loa. Davles. ni7 Appreciates smoking good igars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount. Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmen It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market 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. lAya & HeitZRun 34 West Bth St. Phone black 1 1 71 iXt.ST AND POI ND FOUND A bunch of keys belonging t M. L. Wesner, or Hicksvllle, O. Owner can have tlieni by culling on L. Bouncy, special police offi cer, and paying for tills notice, MONEY FOUND A sum of money wus found In Hampton Bros.' store Suturday. Owner can linve same by describing it and paying for this notice. LOST Ladles' gold filled watcl, slzo O, hunting case, Elgin move ment, Tuesday evening between hospital nnd Armory. Leave ut Guard office for reward, IjOST A pair of half-moon glasses between Campbell & Feltman's fur niture store and Hie corner of West Eighth and Cliarnelton streets. Finder pleaso leave witli Mrs. .). M. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN HEAL ESTA I E AGENTS J. L. CI est at i ARK CO. Dealers In real , Creswell, Or. , AHS'I ItAtTOItS THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and.:, Waren Block, Eugene, Or. Prutbs reasonable. .MINING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert iiieiallurgfsl. Reliable Information fin alshed to Intending investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Eugene, Oregou. IIIH T( ) IIS I ( out I lined. 1 DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic physician. Office hours, a a. in. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hamp ton building. 7th and Willamette streets. Residence aud offtco phono 0171. DR. ANN.v MA IJRElT Ostcapnthlii phy'cian. All curable disease.! treuied. Women und children U specialty. Office over F. E. Dunli'c. Phone Red 1031. J. FRANK TITUS, M. I). Homoeo pathic physician and Htirguon. Chronic diseases nnd diseases of women and children given special attention. Far mile galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treat incuts given. Oflro, corner Willamette and Eighth streets, Matlock bldg. Residence 0.32 Pearl street. Office phone. Red 10!) 1. . Residence phone, Red 4!)S1. ATTORXEVS-AT-IiAW . D. ALLEN', Anon, ej-at-la, G16 Willnmetio street, Eugene, Orogon. . M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-iaw. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. C. A. WINTEKMEIER, Altorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambers-Hrls-tow Bank. WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsman block, Eugene, Oregon. ARCHITECT WANTED - Two probationers for the C. ml hospital. Apply to Miss Murray, at the hospital, Eugene, Or. COTTAGE WANTED - Mul ero. c osi' 111. won nam cold water, etc; Call i;12 Wlllanietts street be mod hot, ami at Stanleys. tf WANTED"-- Work of any kind by a Divinity student before and alter school. Address 704 Kerry street. t2 TO TRADE By owner, timber land for city property or land close to Home town. No agents. Address II G , Ib'l 4:U. H'lgene Or. FREE THOMAS Architect, Sketch es nnd plans drawn, lilue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings in course of construction. If thinking of build ing, large or small, see me. Terms reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman block. NDEKTAK EPS LEON R. EDM UNSON, Altorney-at-law. Rooms 1 nnd 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank. WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorneys-at-law. ,1. W. Williams, L. E. Bean. Practice In nil courts of the slato nnd before tti,. II. S. Land Office. Offices 12, 13, 14 nnd 15 McCluni. Building. J. W. KAYS & CO., funeral directors. undertakers and Eugene, Or. DAY & IIENDKKSON, undertakers and eti.balmors. Corner Willam ette ami Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. I State licensed cinliaitner. Office: and residence, Teaih and Olive streets. Phono Red 4 Is I. PHYSICIANS AND SI ItGEONS DR. H. L. S'I'IDLEY Osteopathic physician. Ofltces over Chambers' store, fill Willamette street. WALTON ti NESS, Altorneys-at-law. J. J. Wulton nnd S. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In the state. Office, room IS, Walton Block. Eugene, Oregon. DORRI.4 & SKIPWOUTII. Altorneys- at law. Olfiec In Hovey bitlldlni;. over Cbnmtiers-Brlstow bank. I. N. II AltBAt'CII. Special atten tion given to divorce and settle ment tf estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Kootu t. First National Bunk Building, Eimene. Oregon. IF YOf WANT TO SELL your prop erty t-! tin- n "foil Land onip: Phone Black free. l!ei,en 1 III. Il.l Red 3 I 1320. Corisilltallol Ferry street ot It H 4 12 (i '. I tin i'iatlle: do Hie Knit i C. II. C WNON. M, 1 1. I ph Jle!:ill n'l l sll! L- d,v a - - and i n: I ..-..1 lilblr.-.i a so v. of I i :tl viln a'oi v tnd ti -' ; Offlc. .Sojl.e I, 2 and : 0.1 : Iiil;. I'll'olie Miiiti JESSE G. WELLS, West Eighth stn Opposite ,oMoffc tit I o lit Ion t o t be ot ,-t i IC! Law),', No. 2(1 t, Eocene. Or. GiMm apeeial -x.-i initiation of alt- Wili-i, -..-ttiillg o.i- t ami cooi-crions. -.1 entiei i i'toui V 'roi'.neni. llntiii hnict ,'. to. Hoard" t Hofiniau House, i'hone Maui 11. j l.e.i I 1 ,t . t'll.Vt: over V',, On KOI). ,'tor:i in s Mo it law. tyri'M no, l.'ni,elie, r : : j i . rs . I