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Newspaper Page TextTHH BVGENK DAItiT GUARD, WKDNKSDAY, MARCH 18, 10014 WilY GUARD. -TpBlNTlXO CO...I-NC. the week. i"efpa! 'l,ke 811 remli" :ort,iJrl." o The Eugene Guard, ....... ivtitv I by earner, y "-v- " TZ.. f.,r The Guard. ..";.m re authorized to 5 1 i for subscriptions or k".' fn her business for The F'nkiv Guard: SM I:, dark. , Hrer1 K carrier! per month .50 El!reil b car" (;n' adva,lce) 400 Vin .... 'Br"les rency to forward it by Vamade-itnowaon !"'" .. Vimene. Oregon, puaiui- M(rM ".h..1hbs matter. lice as st-" Dtniasters are authorized to All pJ""'" . , ... ah3crintions fclre .?.. ' .a e0l,lv Guard. the uauy uu TJBPBXDKN-T PA PES Member of Associated I'rcss. CoixKSDAY, MARCH 18. UlTICS AM) KELIGIOX ' . . -, . ..i iii- irvi'ii -I Vn.bB ItlQ Her. Fatner reier " latent and aisunguisueu o Mclsco priest, is not in sympathy iH the pending graft prose uioos for the expressed reason that doej not like Francis Heney, ana tiuse, he asserts, that little has llj been accomplished. Well, sup- Heney Is not all that ne snouia and we suspect he Is not that not a sufficient reason for denying it id astounding condition of rot ciess has been revealed since the lit prosecutions begun. Two more rte political freebooters never op- litfi than Ruef and Schmitz, and kli o( them should be sent to the Uentlary for life. True, little has V, accomplished because the Miff courts have backed up these titers by overturning the work of honest San Francisco Judges'. The Kt-Herrla machine has manufac- ed the courts of California,' and Tin turn are serving the men who tared judicial authority upon a. Ve think a preacher, priest or rab- Mof place In politics. Members ;Wr congregations or church, as a doubt the case in San Francis- ire hit hard by the graft prose rin! and they fly to their defense. ier Torke pursued Mayor Phelan, Wily the best executive San Fran- ohas had for years, with a vin lieness that drove the latter into tile life, because of a quarrel tn- e the church. The public lost Phe- p'l valuable services on account of :ters that were none of its con- and now the graft prosecutors attacked because of reasons, no bt, It the truth were known, that tot based upon sound and liberal piderations for the public welfare. rratestant ministers in politics are ai active In certain quarters and fir efforts as frequently detrlmen- sood government as are the ts of Father Yorke's proclivities. Charles Parkhurst. of New '. Is a fair sample. Presumably ftand well-meaning, he has man 1 about nine times out of ten to the wrong side of movements municipal betterment and his M have hindered more than they W advanced the cause nf cleaner Nitlca. Either politics nor religion la 1m- hf'n 'he two are mixed to- FWesstuI experiments may be tak sulde tor impartial judg- -tt tor any purpose, if numerous f' MllXKV IMSTRIRrTES BACTERIA ( odor of soiled notes Is some- Wile unlike that of anything " the world. sav tho T.i,nii 11 It were merely a matter of ' moony need rare much, but it nes unhe.iltiifiii n i i no ncu. in MOdllOI of tllrtv 1,111. . f akrobes are pretty sure to be 'errl to the fingers, and the ,re constantly hrmi.hi imn ,el Hh the ,.. " , ... lh , ' of '"'hold may easily " wy Into the system ' "uoy of Thic r-JT" niadp 'he director of laboratory of New York ' "Brnlnir i., . . rjot conclusions in Iw. . tn(. a shown by ml- carrle, j; An subject has re- ntamlnaiin. of . ' "u average 01 Paoer . "iflA 1 lit i ' "aeieria. un an bill there will be about Dcterl m Mosi Dactcrla, It '"i. are harmless, are the germs of "aav ''Mis, 48 t!!rv Cn (h '" k' I) the nnnor 'ntrr fnirlv r!r..,n guvernuaent deems every year about J600.000 worth of it, replacing the old bills with new ones. But even thus the average dollar bill is obliged to do duty for about twenty mouths, whl.c five-dollar notes remain in ciivnlu tioufor nearly three years, and thns, or nigner denominations consider ably longer. it is urged t!::u ;iu stream of money ought to lie mad.1 out of the treasury more rapidly, and to flow out of the treas ury more rapidly, and that, with this end in view, Section 3932 of thme Uevlsed Statutes ought to be amended so as to per mit holders of worn and defaced cur. registered mall, without charge, to Washington for redemption. The paper money Is kept too long in circulation. As for coins, they ought to be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized after reaching the treasury before ibelug thrown out again into the arteries of com ment '. Peter A. Foley, t:i 'lightning taker" of Portland, Me., Is the most wonderful telegraph operator In the world. Foley Is totally deaf, an af fliction which ordinarily would be supposed to make telegraphy an utter impossibility to him, but since he became deaf, eight years ago, Foley has developed what may be called a sixth sense and by touch and sight he can detect the finest movements of the instrument and correctly in terpret thent. His nervous system Is a part and parcel of telegraphy and by means of the sense of touch, In his finger tips, he takes, messages transmitted from the ends of the continent. He can read a message by watching the sounder. With his left forefinger placed lightly on the sounder, he can, by his wonderful sense of touch, take a message as accurately as any man in the office. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Wit S.M.K Pl'KK HKK1) While Wyandotte eg;:s I (or sale. J. A. llnu'in, 7 IS Ferry street. injv I IKOll SAl.K t.coui'. (trstn fir I wood. W. L. Copperuoll. at Watt's : jewelry store. tl A handsome sword Is to ue pre sented to Admiral Evans when the great sea-fighter comes ashore in San Diego next month. This symbol of the pomp and honor of war Is now in process of manufacture. It is being exquisitely fashioned of the finest steel, and Its hilt will be set with native gems. The blade and scabbard will cost $200 or a little more. The presentation is to be made by the local posts of the Grand Army, assisted by . t!ic veterans of th; Tpnish wr.r. T"'"re are othr ..if 1. j swaltins t'.'e art V'al. The free '!o:u c-C r?" city v-ni be symbolized by a golden key in a casket made of olive wood from a tree of the grove planted by the Spanish missionaries 250 years ago. The key itself is designed to be afterward worn by the admiral's wife as a brooch. Southern California is prepjaring for a campaign against rats. It seems that the rodents have very few friends in any part of the world and from the reports in the dispatches and the dally press their days are to be very few. Rats and mosquitoes are charged with about all the ills that human flesh is heir to and In cidentally the flea (omes In for his share of public criticism the latter notice is to be published.1 A man by the name of Thryst was arrested the other day In San Fran cisco upon the charge of being drunk and disorderly. That was all right and In accord with the eternal fitness of things. However,, a day or so afterward they pulled a fellow by the name of Cash In Sacramento on the charge of having no visible means of support a hobo, in short. So after all, there is nothing In a name. "The" brand of cnnsclence used by the German police Is more sensitive than that of the police of our large cities. The head of the Berlin po lice actully Jumped his Job because he failed to catch an absconding banker. Catching him might have had that effect on some American policemen, but not failing to catch him. And now a New York lawyer wants to know why .Joseph II. Choate has not been placed In the list of can didates for the presidency. That's an easy one. It's because ".Joe" has a sharp taongue and a fondness for using it. It's mighty hard to believe that the world Is gettinE better all the time and at the same time read and believe what politician say of each other. SOCIALISTS CAM; x.,.t.v..r,v roi NTV ux kx riox The Socialists of Ine county are hereby called to meet In mass con--.i v-rank'n hail. Ktigene. Or., on Friday. April 3, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose or nominauim ticket for the coming June election and such other business as may come before said convention. All i-ocia.lsts are urgently request-d tn present. H. M. MAWIM.K. Chairman Co. Central Com. E. C. rni.E. Sec. Co. Central Coin. Warner tune? plan Leave or- re- ders at Morns' Music otore. T CHARMING MARY MANNERING. Mary Mannerlng is one of the most popular leading women In America, particularly among theater patrons of her own sex. She has earned laurels for several years in society comedies and modern plays and possesses the gift of dramatic Interpretation that many another actress with many more years of experience might envy. Although she stars Independently, she has been a great aid to her husband. James K. Hackett. Ikoth In selecting plays and launching his various theatrical enterprises. Mrs. Ilnekert Is a horns loving woman, a genial hostess and a devoted wife "'' m. --- ELMIRA NOTES ' j OF THE PAST WEEK, HAPPKXIXGS OF IXTKKEST TO I PEOPLE OF UlSY COMMUNITY WEST OF EVGEXE (Special Correspondence. 1 Elmira, March 18. .lames Steven, son left last week for California. He will spend a few weeks among the orange groves for his health. Mr. Belshaw was in our midst try ing to find how much everybody was worth last. week. , The postofflep inspector spent Thursday at Elnilra and vicinity. "T. A. Fountain, Fred Vate jind Hnrl Bradford spent Saturday in Eu gene. ' Lawrence Taylor, who is attending college at Corvnllis, ni"de his parents a short visit this week. John Stone is spending a few days at Chickahominy. Prayer meeting was largely at tended Inst Thursday night at the Christian church. Mrs. M. 1). Ever Is sick at this! wriiing. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hnynes re turned home Tuesday after visiting relatives at Irving. Mrs. P. P. Colgaard has put in n fine lot of ladles' trimmed hats In her store. Bev. C. C. Curtis, Elmlra's Chris tian minister, pnssed through here Saturday to Chickahominy, where he conducted the funeral services of MrB. Rose Carlisle, wife of J. E. Car lisle. Deceased leaves a husband and three small children, besides a father, mother, three brothers and two sis ters. A number from Elmira nttend ed the funeral. What Shall We Hnve For Dessert? Try JElL-O, the dainty appetizing economical dessert. Can bo prepared instantlysimply add boiling water and serve when cool. Flavored Just right; sweetened Just right; perfect In every way. A 10c package makes enough dessert for a large family. All grocers sell It. Don't accept substi tutes. JELL-O compiles with all Pure Food Laws. 7 flavorB: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherry, Peach. Why buy new clotues when we can make your old ones look like new at Eugene Dye Works, Sixth and Wil lamette streets. tf Invesvura will double their money In two years If vhey buy lots or acre tracts In tho Blair street addition The city must milld in that direction Fred Wallers is the happiest man on Long Tom. He has got his logs in deep water and it will be no trou ble to bring them down to his mill.. Mrs. Fountain is sick with the grippe at this writing. Zack Flsk and family, of Falrvlow. spent Sunday with Bert In man and family. The party at J. T. Taylor's was largely attended on Friday evening. Elmira must be on the boom when land In the suburbs sells for $200 per acre. Ed Sawyer has sold his home ond experts to leave for Washington soon. Geo. Proctor, of Portland, visited brother, Win. Proctor, last week. Mr. Dalzlel and Mr. Walters ore building a hotel in our city. Fred Hockley anil family visited at Smithfield on Sunday. CITY ELECTION T nn, .llr.wlrH the Common COlin- cll to give notice that the annual city election of the chv oi r.ugene win be held April th. I'JOS. v' which time one counnllinnn will be elected u I mt Mfv f'anril- iroin ei. ii "mil i" ...... . j dates Tor that office should file their in.,iln.r t.i.tlti.tna with till eitv recorder on or before the 2 1st day of Wares,, 15UJ. S. D. AI.I.HN. Cltr Attorney. AMKItK'AX IllYEIlS in tho Orient nre finding It more difficult vear by year to make pur chases of either Turkish or Persian rugs, and It Is predicted that In ten ears from now the sale of this beau tiful handicraft of the cast win lie entirely exhausted. If you want an Oriental rug the time Is to buy now. On sale at parlors of Hoffman Honse. . t . I.- V 1 I t V 1 I. mlti -AJ lr. t nrt--.ii... . I TILES Cl'ltFK IX TO 1 1 DAYS 1 mill niVTVFNT Is enaranls-ed ! cure inr rape nf Itching, blind, bleed- ne or 'protruding piles in 1 to 1 ' dajs or j-.oney refunded. 00c. THE MARKET f-'OR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE 8-room house and 2 lots; de sirable corner; good barn, water, bath and sewer; must be sold soon; good value nt i:llltiO 8-room house and good lot on Willamette street; good lo cation; city water; electric lights. Price S'-'TIM 8-room house and corner lot 80x160; barn, hen house, chicken yard, some fruit. Price 1!MM 79 acres five miles from Spring field; 40 In cultivation, 39 pasture; new 10-room house, 40x80 barn: 4 acres orchard; for sale or trade for larger place. 3 acres close to town; 4-room house, small barn; 1 acre orchard; to trade for larger place; will pay difference. We also have business open ings and a large list of real estate to offer of every description. McMURPHEY i & RUGH i 22 wtst 8th St. j eeeeteeti' WOOD FOR SALE- lC-inrli oak 'wood, l'ti.twe Kai'liievs -Mi or .i Hittre at Slerner's nivcery stor.;. al FOR SALE Duff Orpington eggs. 13 for t. W. 1) Hamilton, llili Columbia avenue, corner l'.Hii st. FOR SALE Nat i.inal wheel, used one season; in good condition. Will sell cheap. Call ut 37." East 13th street. tf FOR SALE Loose and baled cheat buy; also oat straw.. Phone Far mers 13x9. duuire Smith, Irving. in IS dw lit l-'F LEGHORN EGGS Pure bred $1 per setting. Geo. Melvin Mil ler, Room 2 0, McCluug Block Phone Red Hill. tf FOR SALE A good driving horse six years old. Inquire 'of Jehu Thrunier, Day Island, uunrier of a mile east of covered bridge, Eu gene, in 1 9 FOR SALE Good 8-room house; lot titix210; close In; good barn; chicken park; garden; fruit trees, berries, etc. Address" H.," care Guard. tf FOR SALE Nearly new Studebaker wagon, double box, narrow tire, 3 1-4 sir.e; perfect condition; used 30 days. Price, $S0. E. S. Rolfe, 244 West Sixth street. ml7 FOR SALE Snap for short time on ly. One and a half acres, unliu- . proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms. Howe A Buoy, office in Maurcr's Jewelry store. FOR SALE One team of good mares with harness and wagon; also one ' young cow giving some milk and two Jersey calves. A. P. Linn. 4 45 East Eleventh street. tf FOR SALE Portable sawmill, trac tlon engine, threshing machine: machinery practically new and in good condition. Price for entire outfit 12500 if sold Boon. Ad dress "B. P.," care of Guard, aa FOR SALE Bale cheat and loose vetch hay for sale; also 16-Inch and 4-foot maple wood, well sea soned. Address Iouls C. Vitus, Junction R. F. D. No. 2, Oregon. Phone Farmers' 129. a3 FOR SALE UY OWNER A briilld new fi-room cottage; nit modern; In choice location on West. Elev enth .street; lot (16 2-3x161 1-2 feet. The best bargain In Eu gene. Must be sold very soon. En (liilro at this office. in US FOR SALE OR TRADH 320 acres of timber and mineral land, 19 south, 1 east; half mile from mil itary road and river; will trade, for accounts of defunct banks of Port land or property, or make a cash offer. II. Moore, 504 Goldsmith street, Protland, Or. a4 FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, one aero under chicken fence; large chicken house; two blocks from Geary ' Bchool house. Prlco, $1600. Time on part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent, Room 5, over First National Bank Bring this notice with vou. 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. m21 FOR SALE BY OWNER A nearly new 9-room house; close to Univer sity; on a choice, high and sltely corner lot 68x120 feet; nicely Im proved; some good fruit and a deep well; this property is well worth 13000, but much less will take It If sold within ten days. En quire at this office. m28 FOR SALE OR EXCHA NG E Three mining claims In Eldorado Canon district, 12 miles from Hearch llglit, s'ev. Assays as high as $67 per ton In gold and silver; will trade for real estate. Price, $, 500. George II. Newman, 79.1 Pearl street, Eugene, Or. all FOR SALE Largo 6. room modern house must, be sold In 14 days splendidly Improved; has city wa ter, gas, electricity, beautiful yard, choice shrubbery and miiiiy other attractions; offer owner is now making Is good for 14 days only. For particulars ami terms apply to this office at once, as the price will soon dispose of the property, which Is but three blocks from car linn and In heart of residence district. I'Olt RENT (Continue.).) FOR SAI.K --Young fresh mil.h cow. ti.S l'earl street. m 1 s PASITRK TO RENT Will pasture cattle aim horses on the Matthew ' Wsllls iitriu, two miles west of Eugene. Flue grazing: terms rea sonable, inquire Room 1, over' LiMti i Savings bank, or address. P. O. Box ikl Kuiin'io PROFESSIONAL COLUMN ESTATE AGENTS .1. I.. CLARK CO. Dealers in real estate, Cresweii. Or. i 'i j AltSTKACTOHS WANTED WAXTED-.-To rent, nice small fur nished cottage. Address Box 53 1.' 1112 0 COOK WANTED Firsfclnss cok wanted at Eugene General hospl-' tal at once. tf , WANTED Young school girl to do light work tor board and room. (it3 Oak street. in 1 7 FOCND White and tan bird dog., with collar No. (193. Cull at tins office for Information. tf i WANTED An Irish or Llewellyn setter puppy. Aldress II., cnroi Guard, or call at this office. ' WANTED Ten ladles and gents dul-i ly to get their clothes cleaned and; pressed at the Eugene Dvo Works, j tf WANTED TO RENT A good S-rimra! house with bath, toilet; centrally located. P. O. Box 431, Eugene. tf IK Volt WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell tho Oregon Land Compa ny about It Bud they will do the rest. 412 WUluiuetto streul, Eu gene. Or. tf WANTED House work by tho day or hour; housework, 15 cents per hour; washing, 20 cents per hour; house cleaning, 2 5 cents per hour. Address MrB. May Troxul, Eugene, Or. m 1 8 THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, Eugene, Or. prices reasonable. MINING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore tremment. Eugent? Orego'i. I'XDEKTAKEltS J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene. Or. GOLD AND B1LVKR PLATING On knives, forks and all household ar ticles that do not look like Don. Write the Oregoa Plating Works, 128 Lowasdale street, Portland, Oregoa. for prices WANTED From S,00 to 3,000 acres clearod or partly clonrod land, rich deep soli, adapted to fruit, trucking- and live stock; lo cation desired on river and creek. Bring us a description and outline of land In tracts of 80 acres and up. Pacific. Land Company, P. O. Box 247, Room 7, over Cham bers and Brlsto bank. tf MIMCKIjIiAN kouh DRESSMAKING Misses Sullivan Miller, 668 Washington street. Phouu Red 5106. n21 ACCORDION PLl'JATlNG-Dono Mrs. Bert Vincent nt 027 llilyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able turms. Phone Red 8302. tf DON'T fall to see Chezem If you want bargains In real estnte. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. II. Che re m, Room 11, Walton Bldg. tf NOTICE Having recovered from my Injury I hnve resumed my business of horseshoeing and general black smithing. C, D. Holowny, East Eleveuth street, Falrmount, Or. m26 FOR TRADE An 8-room modern residence In Minneapolis, Minn. In best prat of city; rents for $30 a month; will exchange for good real estate mortgage timber land, farm or city property. P. O. Box 431, Eugene, Or. tf INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy Man's University." Gives a thor ough training at your own home lu nearly all tho trndes and profes sions. Text books and Instruments (when required) furnished free. Full Information and clrciilnrs at the local enrollment office, 45 W. Eighth street, R. J. Klrkwood, representative. IOST AND FOUND SAMPLE CASE LOST Small leather case. Return to Hoffman House. FOUND On the street today, pair of gold-rl untied spectacles and pat tern from Srhwarzscbhlld's book store. Owner call at Guard office. in 1 8 LOST A pair of rimless gold-mounted nose glasses (In case), lost at or near high school building Sat urday night. Finder pleuso leave at Th Guard office. ml 8 A BARGAIN A SO-acre tract 7 miles west of Eugene on Elmira road; 3-4 miles from school; all under fence; 10 acres Id pasture; some wood In pasture; 3 apples, 1 cherry, bearing; 2 8 assorted fruit trees one and two years old; 20 acres under plow; IS 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 hnun and force pump. Price, $1000. Bring this notice. 1. N. Harbaugh, over First National Bank. tf rnit HKN1 FOR P.ES'T Ftve-room rottage for rent. Inquire at I!) 1 Eat Eleventh si ret. tf Kl .GENU lUJPI'.ltTY WILL GROW VALUABLE Blair street addition property Is sine to double In value within the next two yenrs. 7"o electric rail ways are coming up tho valley Imm Portland and both of them must en ter the city from the west, and tho line thnt will tap the Sluslaw conn try can not go out In any other dl reetloti. As sure as water runs down hill, Eugene must hulld down the valley because the business Is there. There are both acreage tracts and large lots In this addition, only a mile from the business center and three blocks from the Geary public school. Prices are very reasonable and you may make your own terms, a small payment down and monthly install ments If you desire. DAY & IIENUKRSON. undertakers and eiiihalmers. Corner Willam ette and Seventh streets. '.V. T. GORDON, funornl director. State licensed eiubalnier. Office nnd residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phone Red 4481. ARCHITECT FREE THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings in course of construction. It thinking of build ing, large or small, see mo. Terma reasonable. Room 7, Christiiuu block. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS DR. 11. L. STUDLEY Osteopathia physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 513 Willamette street Phono Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street. Phono Red 3187. C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlo physician and surgeon. Chronic dlBoases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main 640. Boards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. DR. ANNA MAURER. Osteapathlo puyclau. Alt ourablo diseases treated. Women and children a specialty. Office over F. E. Duun'a, Phone lied 1631. J. FRANK TITUS, M. D.-rHouioeo-pathio physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and -tilseasea of women and children given special attention. Faradlo galvanlc.statlc. X-ray and vibratory electrical , treatments given. Oflre, corner Willamette and Eighth streets, Matlock bldg. Residence 633 Pearl street. Office phone. Rod 1091. Residence phone, Red 41181. DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathia physician. Office hours, I) a.- m. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hump ton building, 7th und Willamette stroets. Resldunce and office phone 61 71 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW S. D. ALLEN, AttornuT-at-la, 618 Willamette street, Eugene. Oregoa. L. BILYEU, Attornoy-at-law. Office over Yoran's shoe atore, Eugene. Oregon. L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-iaw. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. DORRIH & 8KIPWORTII, Attornoys at law. Office In Ilovey building, over, Chambers-Brlslow bank C. A. WINTER MEIER, Attornuy-at law. Lnnd titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambers-Uria-tow Bank. WOODCOCK it POTTER, Attornoys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Orflco' one block south of Chrlsinati block, Eugene, Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attorucy-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank. WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In the state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon, WILLIAMS ft BEAN, Attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean. Practice In all courts of the staUJ and before the U. S. Lnad Office, orrices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClunt Building. I. N. HARBAUGH. Special atten tion given to divorce and settle went f estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Room 5, First National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon. STOP AT THE ItlVElt BRIDGE: Bring your work to Smltherinnn's wagon and carriage Miop. Mr. Wil kinson, the well-known Mnckstnlth, i with htm, also n flrt-clii"i pulnter and upholsterer from the East. All wot k guaranteed. .New rigs niitde to order. ill 6 JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer. No. 28 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opposite postofflce. Gives special attention to tho examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pensluu matters. Phong Red 1176. E. P. SHIMN Shocmaking and Repair pairing of all Kinds Neatly done at my shop. 6S W. 8th st, Eugene. f I Williams Co. Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD FOH SALE 1S04 1Plllamttf SU ' eigenr. Orfgoo Phone illack 11 U