Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 02, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE Rl'fiKK'K IHir,V Ct'A&tC 'MOXIttY, MARCH 2, ioofl I L,.7o tle week, re.s all com- bc.rMer.rerweeV IB kW"r,nn advance). 4.00 "nih... ns t wp.le?'.VtU'made' known on "! . Fueene, Oregon, postoi kl E.u.?:5.;iRS3 matter. rrnT e authorized to V olli'"in8.B.0...,,rintlnna or ' ,1 Clark. .Geo A. Drury. jWrl-"?0- f. authorized to HI 77.0,, ,,t for subscription Weekly Guard. Deny " . .:. v,,i,'vi- PAFKK aMHCH 2, 1908 U'.u.msi.Ts.K 1). Ji I'. .-iJSlH.'llu-.P Us list Issue of the sarurua. ;ae rosi un--i u" it an object les30n 01 me gen ndi!lon of the wage-earner the j Kalamazoo, Mich., Is taKen a nitration, and tiie ioiiowiuk rei tb th3 benefits of 1-ical build Hd loan associations will be ol interest. The writer says: ,k nasi four years twenty-sever ,tad dwellings have been built b; nct:n Of a. r: w mo price wat iasa thousand dollars, ana o the prw oiceeleil tniriy-rivt but Mr tne iiiiik ine nrici J from twslvs to twenty-five vd dollars. Mostly they wen rent two to five hundred dollar. did the balance1 on month!? averaging about twelve dol mjntb for each thousand dol iioost. The building and loav illons have also played a con btje part In this home buying its In twenty-five cents a weel rtone hundred and twenty-fly"1 share, and the stock, pays ou at seven and one half yera. by the experience of the older lion, covering twnty-tw if one owu3 a lot worh si ddollars he can borrow twelve dtroni the association to bull '. He take3 ten shares, say la, per share, twenty-flv i seek on the stock, flftee- Interest and about one per cen ijm, and in seven to eight year ck will extinguish the loan ifsnot doubt that home-owulu rule alter one looks over th n and southwestern parts o ij. What were pastures four or rsa?o are now thickly clotte- duellings, each one detached some margin of yard about it seem very well built, too. witl ffllal concrete foundations, a mj Ronerauy pleasant aspect l.v all this looks vastly differ in the huddled and airless elf ' un one squeezed house dls me another, which are Inhnh 83 many urban wase-enrnpra m In Kalamazoo is there tha squalid, ugly district whic' many cities is a hv nroHn n Plant Industrialism. " building and loan associa ive done for Kalamazoo ant tides they will do for Eugem u of'ianlzation is started anc IHe have an ounortmittv tr lie many' benefits that nenw Not only do thev asslat "rtulldlng, but they cultivate "murage habits of thrift anf ! Mn2 thnso -v, i ilu utruuilll OCXKIIS MAX lTXS )!' JAl'.XNHSK FliKEl ''fag to an artlr!,. nrinioj i T ')"'el-i Times recently, II . "aercan, Scotch and Irish "ri "board ih, i . , -"iMiiwe war- h smk the Russian fleet In 1 Straits during the Rus vanese war, and w,,n it,- 'i Priory r(,r ti,., , . -,, v rown men. f!ilin was m(ned !rom ' ' 6 gunn". 'ho Is of Irish ', and un . L n,,. " me Japanese : . ,0se """"S the entire time Sam li John ""TO this nmn .( , . ..,,,. "-Mn:u into a Hng oflkHn Minneapolis n, i ""'"Ing in th. irsoi fr.. . ... . " . i , ,. ' 'verai of the a I'- raunal letter I?A Tl,i- ee,0,",K. 5 man Was !0r. ,v ' " ' '"-"'r Chltose tr,.,,. 1 on in1 HMr, . ., ' 1 continent. me r.a-.tle of Sant.la. A1'tr th. i,, Wp i Spain and the p,lt south and serv. 1 a... "oailrji Tn r a " Ciiu av' anf then In ! Ja ""ak in j i .u. 'iit ,;: " ,n,, R'HsIa, O'Brien -niie a:,i,i 1 -"mm wun American, itiii , i nejr were "ft .imply for the large pay received and the thrill of war, which they loved. The chief gunners were all ot the Caucasian race, according to the story of one of the adventurers. The chief engineers and engineers' mutes on all the ships were foreigners. They would go Into the service of any countrv, and their choice would be for the one offering the largest pay. This .story, while coming from a source subject to question, seems so formal as to deserve some weight. If it Is all fact, It puts new light on the succeBs of the Japanese. The handling of the guns and ships looked like the work of veterans, and as done by a nation without previous experience in such matters it was marvelous. ' In any case, if these ships ever run up against a fleet manned by Ameri can boys of high Intelligence and patriotism and careful training, the battle will not be one-sided, unless It be all on our side. A special dispatch in the Orego nlan explains the Kentucky senatorial election as follows: "It Is pointed out by Democrats here that the Ken tucky situation is particularly calcu lated to occasion resentment. Not only has It shown the extremity tc which the .liquor Interests will go. but It Is declared to be a body blow tc primary elections as a method of de termining senatorial nominees. Gov ernor Beckham won in the Democrat ic primaries, advocating prohibition for Kentucky. He was as much the nominee for the senate as was their primary-chosen candidate for gover nor. The gubernatorial candidate was slaughtered by the liquor Inter ests, and finally four Democratic leg islators were induced to bolt. The distllery interests In Kentucky art unusually strong and were driven to desperate means by the stand taken by the Beckham organization." Says the Salem Statesman: "A square deal with no misrepresenta tion 'is all tjie friends of the State University appropriation bill desire Jut this seems to be an impossibility, for those opposing the measure. The rery foundation of many of their ar" juments Is talsrepresentation, and tearly every argument " put forth eems with false statements." a inun has been brought back tc Ife' after his heart had ceased to jeat and physicians had pronounced '.llm dead. He states that dying wa; the most delightful experience in hi. life, an astonishing statement that 1. probably explained by the fact thai he lived in Minnesota. Judge H. Mj Cake is out with his formal platform as a Republican sen atorial candidate in the primaries. He declares strongly in favor of State ment No. 1, regarding It as virtually Insuring the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people. There is one defect in the Tennes see lady's plan to settle the race question by distributing the negroes jqually among all the states the ibjection of the people of the states .vhlch would have tb Increase their legro population. ' Solomon was an ignoramus com pared with he editor who can use 'ready print" without occasionally knocking those he editorially boosts. And It doesn't add to his Joy to learn -hat others get paid for the knockf he sends (out. Joe Cannon says he does not swear. 'Sometimes," he added, "when em .ihasis Is needed, I may use a word r two not In the dictionary. But it 's not In any sense profanity. It Is .nerely for emphasis." Those who 'had doubts of Nick Longworth's loyalty to the adminis tration can dismiss them. He's not only a red-hot administration man, but a self-appointed deputy-wlelder of the big stick. Well, anyway, Harrlman's daugh ter is going to marry an American. The ceremony will be pulled off In a New York church, March 3, at noon. But Stuyvesant (Fish will not be there. Probably Tom Lawson Is keeping quiet to give another member of the .'amlly Iver Lawson, the bicycle en durance rider a chance at the ad vertising spot light. Pittsburg Is experimenting with the "dry Sunday," probably to ascertain Its effect on Monday's thirst. One sure and practical tnethcJ of booking Eugene is to patronize home business men. We hse all the latest meth-.ds In cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene Dye Works, corner Sixth and Willam ette street. Phne Red JS61. tf 281, Eugene, Or. Are you lacking In health the easiest thing in the world to keep, the hardest to get? Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea Is health Itself. No other remedy so effective. Satisfy yourself. 35c Tea or Tablets. LINN DRl'O CO. KIVSLAVV ITKJM IV HKIKK FROM THK WEST Papers v;re signed at Mapleton luesday by which-Harper Workman and wife sold and transferred their ranch on the river above Acme to J . Kredrlckson. . C. H. Young, the rorest supervisor at Mapleton, was Iti town Tuesdav He informs us that he has had consider able traveling to do lately In perform ance of the duties of his position. The school In Bemhardt's district will open next Monday for the spring term with Miss Katherlne Levage as teacher. Elmer Johnson arid 'family, who have been residing at Aberdeen, Wash., for two or three years past, returned to Florence Jast Friday. They have rented Amos HRrinr's ranch on North Fork and will reside on it tne coming st.innier. A new gasoline engine for the Evangelical church launch arrived a few days ago and has ben put In position for. use in the boat. This will be a great Convenience for Bro. Lovell. A change is to take place in the management of the Mapleton hotel March 1. Charles Beach, who has had the hotel leased for the past year, win retire trom the business and R. H. Clow will take charge again. From E. K. Benedict we learn that the Siuslaw Boom Comnnny lat n.-.i-flnished clearing the drift out of their booms and there are no more dntt logs in the boom to be turned loose In the river. Mr. Benedict states that this is the earliest In the season that they have finished sorting over the logs and' separating them from the drift. Last Saturday J. H. Pratt and Al Keady agreed upon terms for an ex change of property, and some money has been paid to bind the bargain. By the deal Ready obtains Praf's rnner. on South slough by giving his in ex change his residence property In Florence and paying him the differ ence. Mr. Ready Intends to-move his family to the ranch In a few days. He will reside there and conduct his meat market in town. The West. WHY 110 THEY RAGE? (Peopio's Press, Rep. ) Why do the wicked rage and im agine vain things? T'hrt rpl fnnnte r?ti for 'e op position of a considerable mi1"''" -tnie miners to Statement No. 1 and the direct primary system gener ally would be Interesting to their hon est readers and the voiers state besides. We dou't know how.lt impresses the average man, bin Li. date we have not discovered Ore gon newspaper that was onnly fliht ,lng Statement No. 1, and that wa avowedly trying to thwart the win f the people that did not have sonif Millcles and plans In entire accord vlth the tencr of Its remarks against Statement No. 1. In about seven oases out of every ten you discover without Inside data the reason for the newspaper's opposition to State ment No. 1, and it never is among the reasons It gives when trying to make a pretense of defending its flghl against the popular choice of United Stae3 senators. The Oregonian has used all the ar guments that any one 'has to offer against tho direct primary and State ment No. 1, and sifting out the abusp and the practical machine politics, and the funny pictures and the sar casm, there Is nothing loft but chaff. Buncombe and vain imaginings and hot air are common arguments in times of political stress and cfte they suffice to profit a grafter ,anr' defeat the honest, but lr. Is djubtfu' If nil the papers of Oregon can foo the people this time, aid fortunate there are several that are on th right side. Oregr.u Eplelemic. ' (Sturgls (S. XI A Press.) The Press Is Informed that a new illment has broken out in this city. It is called Oregonltls, the person af flicted being none other than our to tund friend, Charles F. Runkel. This disease takes the form of an halu- clnatlon that Oregon knocks the socks off South Dakota n t ln-e n1 abode, and is ticcompanied by an, un quenchable desire to talk of yti onions, new potatoes, asparagus and strawberries rlcht now whn hnr we have our fully matured crop of Icicles and snow balls. Dr. McSloj has diagnosed this case, and sayr that while It Is a pronounced type he believes that there will be 'a rad leal abatement of the ailment, and possibly a complete cure "when the summer days are come ngafn," anr' Charley comes forth arrayed In hlr white duck suit and his stiff-brim med straw hat. Ills many friends, we hope; await patiently for the an ticlpated change. I'ultcn's Iove- for Friend. (Polk County Observer, tte.) Oh. how 1 love my friends! My friends are so dear to me! I died t save my friends! So shouts Senator Fulton in his every public utterance But he did not seem to care much for his friend Hrownell after that gentle man got Into trouble and was appar ently out of the nolltical game lr Oregon. George C.'s red-hot come back in reply to Filton's answer to Heney proves, however, that " the Clackamas county statesman Is far from being a dead one. Fnlton'p attack on his former friend and sup porter was unkind anl uncalled for and the sizzling rebuke he received In turn was merited. And C.e rg C. Intimates that he may give the peo ple of Oregon a llllle more ' Inside history" before he gets through with his former "frlfnd" from Astoria. CAM. FOR (Ol ..TY WAHUXTS I. Notice is hereby g'vnn that al I ane rinnty warrants previous to rea Ifler No 4fl,1fi, registered October 11 1907. will be tin 111 t;n presentation at my office on March 2. 190S. Interer will ceara on th nt date, R. E. EASTLAND. Treasurer Lane Co., Oregon. Eugene, Or., Feb. 27, 190S. tontb. 8iaitart c; a. hto t. x s. . IN UK1 1M l"W 1 leS". WJK o THE MARKET REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphcy & Hugh's 22 welt 8ih St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS! TO EXCHANGE City and Ranch Property in Idaho,' Washington, and different parts of Oregon for property in Eugene and surroundings Good oll-f Intidicd V room house and three lota In Par ma, Idaho, und 110 acre farm adjolulng Pannn to trntlo for property In liuno Co., Oregon. jtyt - , 15 nrre-s, 1 mllo from Eugene; all In cultivation, ' O-rooni house; good burn; brick Ci l ler; chicken house and park; family orchard; desirable place for price $2200 25 acres of tho very best river bottom land, unimproved; will trade for city proiM-rty. 28 acres Joining Oakland, Or., Douglass Co., to trade for property In or near Rugenc, Oregon. ' , ' 200 acres on Mohun k,' 120 acres ' timber; cruises 0,000,000 ft., balance In imsturo, meadow anil fruit ; 0-room house, frame barn; priio . lowered ' from $!500 to $!t200; will consider trade for residence In Eugene. 1 85 acres joining town ; all well fenced, flue 8 room house; 8 barns, chicken house, smoke house, etc; 3 year old family orchard; price $0500; (1000 down, balunce at 0 per cent. J J 0 , 40 acres of timber lying inline dlutoly on Suislaw rlvei; cruises 8,000,000 feet, to trade for proiiorty In or n;nr Eugene. 00 acres of r or d wood; B.OOO cordu, 8 miles Hotitli of En gine, at $20 ier acre, 28 acres river bottom on McKea zie river; mostly in cultiva tion; flae river bottom; small house and barn, come apple and peach orchard; a bargain at 91000. ' 100 acres; 80 acres Umber, 40 pMtnre; 40 acres ., cul tivation; B-room house; fnlr barn; varli-ty orchard iv SO head of rattle; 2 homes; new wagon; hark; nrw plows; disc mower, I'rlre, , :t(K)0; will consider trade fnr prniierty In or near Eu- . gene.,,- McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wot S.h St. 1 OK BALK I MISIEI,LAXIX)IS (Conltnii.il.) PURK IillEl) White Wyandolte eggs for sale. J. A. Urlffln, 7 IS Kerry street. miO FOR 8A1.K bi-coud growm fir wood. V. L. Copperuoll, at Watt's Jewelry store. tf FOR SALE Cheap, good second hand Studebaker 3-inch wagon. Enquire at Eugene Uroeerr. If FOR SALE Good seconu-hand Smith ..Premier typewriter. Call at office of International Correspondence Schools. 45 West Sth St. FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs, 13 for $1. W. B Hampton, 1 llli Columbia avenue, corner 19th st. DON'T fail to see Cheiem if you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, improved aud uuliuproved. 1 Timber and mining stock. H. Che iem, Room 11,. Walton Uldg. tf INTERNATIONAL CORRESl'ON OUNCE SCHOOLS "The Uusy Man's University." Gives a thor ough training at your own home in nearly all tho trados and profes sions. Text books and instruments (when required) furnished free. Full information aud circulars at the local enrollment office, 45 W. Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, representative. FOR SALE BY OWNER A brand new 5-room cottage; all modern; in choice location on West Elev enth street; lot Gli 2-3x1 tl 1 1-2 feet. The best bargain In Eu gene. Must be sold very soon, lin qulre at this office. m2S FOR SALE U OWNER New eight 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 n commission. Lots till 2-3 x 160. Apply at this office for particulars. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good 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, $1600. Time on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent, Room 6, over First National Bank. Bring this notice wltb -,u. FOR SALE OR TRADE Three acres fine land; all fenced; all kinds of fruits and berries; good buildings of all kinds; farm Implements and garden tools; fine garden spot; near Irving. For further informa tion apply to Kitchen & Kompp's barn, corner Seventh and Oak sts. in 2 1 FOR SALE BY OWN 10 it A nearly new y-room house; close to Univer sity; on a choice, high and sitely corner lot 6Sxl20 feet; nicely im proved; some good fruit aud a deep well; this properly Is well worth $3000, but much less will take it If sold within ten days. En quire at this office. m2S A BARGAIN A 30-acre tract 7 miles west of Eugene on Elmlra road; 3-4 miles from school; all under fence; 10 acres In pasture; some wood In pasture; 3 apples, 1 cherry, bearing; 28 assorted fruit trees one nnd two years old; 20 acreB under plow; 15 acres in oats, 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 nous- and force pump. Price, $1000 Bring this notice. I. N. Harbaugh over First National Rank. tf FOK RENT FOR RENT Five-room cottage for rent. Inquire at 194 East Eleventh street. tf FOR RENT Ivio rurnlshed' rooms for young men students. Cull at 332 Fast Fourteenth street. tf FOR RENT Two unflrunlshed rooms and two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply at 760 Pearl street, cornor 12 th. WANTEL Probationers for the Gen eral hospital. Apply in writing or personally to Mlas Murray, super intendent, General hospital, Eu gene. ni2 PASTURE TO KENT Will pasture cattle and horses, on the Matthew Walli8 farm, two miles west of Eugene. Fine grazing; terms rea sonable. Inquire Room 1, over Loan & Savings bank, or address P. O. Box 1X2. F.ueeno WANTED f WANTED Position to work In pri vate family or as housekeeper by young lndy. Address "L. S., care of Guard. m71 WANTED Ten ladles and gents dal ly to get their clothes cleaned and " pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. tf DO YOU WANT a liomesteud or tim ber rlnlm? If so address William Douglas, Box 341, North Bend, Or. mlO IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu gene. Or. tf $10 REWARD 1 will offer $10 re ward for the arrest and conviction or information leading to the ar rest and conviction of tho party or parties who entored my fowl house on the night of December 25 and on the night of February 2 and stole trerefrom on tho former date ono Silver Hamburg .cockerel and on tho latter date two brown Leghorn cockerels, one much smaller than the other Jos. Davles. mV . - PROFESSIONAL COLUMN REAL ESTATE AGENTS J. L. CLARK & CO. Dealers In real estate, Creswell. Or, ABSTRACTORS THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, Kugene, Or. Prices reasonable. MINING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer . nnd 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. General super vision over buildings in course ol construction. If thinking of build lug, large or small, see me. Ternn reasonable. Room 7, Chrismau block. I'NDERTAUEKH J. W. KAYS & CO.. undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HENDKRSON, undertaken and eiubalmors. Corner Willam ette, and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funoral director State licensed embalmer. Offlci and residence. Tenth and Ollvi streets. Phone Red 4481. PHYSICIANS ASl SURGEONS DR. II. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers store, 618 Willamette streot. Phono Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry Btreet. Phone Red 3197. a 11. CANNON, M. D. llomoopnthlc physician aud surgeou. Chronic dlsoases and diseases ot women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory aud light treatment Office, Suite 1, 2 aud 3, Dunn build lug. Phone Muln 540, Uiiurdf Hoffman House. Phone Main II. DR. ANNA MAURER, Ostenpathli phy'clan. All curable disease treated. Women and children i specialty. Office over F. E. Dunu'i Phono Red 1631. J. FRANK TITU8, M. D. llomoeo palblc physician and surgoon Chronic diseases and diseases ol women and children given special attention. Farad Ic galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments given, Oflce, cornel Willamette and Eighth streets Matlock bldg. Residence 632 Pearl street. Office phone, Red 1091, Resldonce phono, Red 41)81. DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathle physician. Office hours, 9 a, m . to 12; 1:30 p. in. to 4; 30. Hamp ton building, 7th and Willamette streets. Residence and office phone 6171 - ATTOIt.NKV8-AT-l,AW 8. D. ALLEN, Attoruel -at-la, 616 Willamette street, Eugene, Oregon WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorneys-at-, law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bonn Practice In all courts of the stat and before the U. S. Land Offlci Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McCluu, Building. WANTED Work by married couple, man Is carpenter but is willing to do any kind of work; woman a good cook. Call at the Plymouth Lodging House, Willamette street. ml GOLD AND SILVER PLATING On knives, forks and all household ar ticles that do not look like now. Write the Oregon Plating Works, 128 Lowmdsle street, Portland, Oregon, for orlces WANTED From 2.0UU to 3,000 acres cleared or par'ly cleared land, rlrh deep soil, alnpteel lo fruit, trucking and llvo mock; lo. i cation deslre-il on river nnd creek. I Bring us a dem-rlpilon nnd oiilliue of land in tracts of SO ui-ii-s and up. Pacific Land Company, i P. O. Box 247, Room 7, over Cham bers and Brlstow bunk.. tf MIMCKLLl.NEOl'H C. A. WINTER. MEIER, Attorucy-al law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambers-IJrls-tow Bank, x WOODCOCK POTTER, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Pot'er. Office one block south of Chrismau block, Eugono, Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attornoy-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Ravings Bank. ACCORDION PLKAllNG -Done by Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 flllyard street, near Enst Ninth, on reason able terms. Phons Red 3302. tf DRESSMAKING Ml uses Sullivan ft Miller, 51X Washington street. 1'hoiu Red 5100. alii DOKRia & HK1PWORTII, Attorney! at law. Office In llovey building over Cbambors-Brlstow bank WALTON NE33, Attorneya-at-la'w J. J. Walton anil S. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In the stale. Office, . room 3, Waltoi Block, Eugene, Oregon. I. N. HARBAUGH. Special alien" tlon given to divorce and settle ' men! if estates. Agent for Contl n o n t n I Insurance Company, Boon 5, First National Bank Building Eugene, Oregon. JESSK (1. WELLS. Lawyer, NeTl 6 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or opposite postofflcs. Olvet special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections Also In all pension matters. Phone Red 1176. Organized 1833 The First National Dank CF EUGENE, ORL CON Capital paid In. $100,000 Surplus and uudlvldi.l profits 65,000 Additional liability of stockholders under national banking laws. 100,000 Total $365,000 Wo will be pleased to have your name on our books your fluids, sub ject to check. Wa will handle your business with care and In strict confidence, whether your account la largo or small. T. O, Hendricks. . . . , President 3. B. Eakln Vice President P. ,E. Suodgrass CaBhler Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Canhler GASOLINE ENGINE IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY I-'nlrlmnks-Mursi' (iusnlino Knliies for pumping, spraying, sawing, rlml ing. .Ouinis compli'li1, FnirtmnUs Nnilivs for weighing. I'nlrlmnks-Morsc Pyunnios ami Mo tor fur power and Hulil. KHirlmiiLs-MiirM' imlmills and Towers. KnlYlmnkN-Morse (irirderN, l'Ytnl Choppers, Well Pumps. All l'irst oualiiy good at lowest prices always in stork. Iheral terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick shipments. Write for catalogue and prices. ' BERGER. &. BEAN KDW. CO. Agents, Eugene, 0 FAIRBANKS MORSE (1& CO. Portland, Oregon E!ectric,Gas,Water Wil'amette Vrilley Co E. Cs 'Gulliford Feed and Livery, , Boarding Stables New I-'loor lloemi New Itiihln-r The Turnouts, lull Creek SliiK' I'iuu. 101) West Sth Street. Phone Main DO riOARC 1 Julius Goldsmith Madame Dean's FRENCH n , p FEMALE lILLOi A HA Fit, Ci:TAI IlB- i.itcr vtn KcreunjtHKn Mknstui: axiom. I1EUH MOWH TO FAIL, Hifcl Htm ! Kh mlvl Hallnfiwllnn Uunr niilei tl ur Money IMiiiiili-il. H-nl pro jml.l fnr f I. ID 1K'( ". Will wml Uk mi oh trlii), to lu iml'l for when riilevid. Kiifiiplcii Km'. latitat mi t''tthg I ho pennlne, iicei'pt no HuhMtlluic. If your dnurulft iIimk not huvu ilium neniX your Ofili m to tho UNITED MEDICAL CO., Boi 74, Lincittir, Pi. Sold in Eugene by W. L. Delano r HOWER & WOCD Tle-nl IC(nle nnel Tlmlier T,nnds lUuirli, IV rni mil! f.'lly I'mprrtr Your uiIi'iiiimk ivHM't'tfulljr nullrlli-il. Itoom I, over I'lt-nt Nut. Hank J. W. BARRINGER Expert housemover Moves anything. Twenty-wr years experience. Residence, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 1 . Eocene. Oregon A l T( lit K VH ( ( 'out liiucel. ) "" I,. M. TIIAVIH, Attorney-Rt-law. Of fice over KiiKene Loan & Savings llnnk, KiiKene, OroKon. 1.. BII.YKU, Attorney-nt-law. Offlo over- Yornn's shot) store, Eiikoqs, Oregon.