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Newspaper Page TextV THE EUGS3TK DATL? GCAJU), FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 190 A fljGENF DAilY 6UARD. 7!. j..v- if tt.rt week. PuHlf.yL Address all com- ,tia2le t0 The Eugeae Guard' Sine. 0"t'n .vorrlfr. per week. I .15 bv carrier, per month .50 "n nne year (In advance) 4.00 CB B"uv", ' 05 Wl" .... ,.,. . . I SO on minimum of five years. And there are men who acquired fortunes by extortion and blackmail and some of the courts are doing all iliey can tu see that they are not punished at all i for their crimes. ?JS n;,rrt. ner .year I rates made known ""2 at Eugene. Oregon, postof Plt? L second-class matter. After all that Is said and don-.', 1; Is the American product that wins. As proof of this witness the run across the continent of the automobiles in the race from New York to Paris. The Thomas car has .50 1 already reached San Francisco ami tho foreign sars are somewhere In the Interior, the Lord only knows where. If any of the contestants reach their destination It will be the Amerlcan built car. Don't forget this fact for a moment. fi Aicnts for The Guard. TTninff are authorised to "f'glceorge A. Drury. KUasters are authorized to L,s nd receipt for suoscripuons .nH Weekly Guard. tl unco Member of Associated Frew. FRIDAY MARCH 27, 1&08 Uk irxiRV OK WAR P8 LlA,;nti-a uillIK K.XPEXSIVE U U" " . . Peoole ho wish to have,universal Lice brought about through nation- El disarmament are again disappoint- I for England, insteaa oi uimiuisu- L her war expenditures, is increas w them, and England was the first U loremost hope oi tne universal Wo advocates. The Fresno tuai.j nepuuncuu, in tnmentlng upon this subject, says t England did. Indeed, take a Uiog part in The Hague confer L, when it came to the disarma ment proposals, but It was always fell i view of maintaining her own Lstion.- The Llbew! cabinet found lull fortunately situaied In that It Lid please the peace party, Its taclpal supporters, by making the tposals, aud yet not unduly alarm "Greater Britain" party, who ittthey could never be carried out. England could assume this attitude ttiuse she is the only nation with a M naval policy, "already com- ked." That policy Is that she shall itianavy larger than any two pos ;'.e competitors. As her fleet is tnnpr than that of the Inited lift and France, combined, she is kiatlstied. In the conference she ):M easily propose that dlsarma- fcut, or rather failure to Increase lament, should always be underta- with a view to ascertaining the wnt relative relations of the Naturally enough neither France Germany could listen to such a position, and there It ended As has already often been pointed , however, the end of great arnia F'nts Is not tho end of war. Prob lr the former will prevent tire hit- The real objection is the heavy put, an argument which the pee party has only used Incidental- H the millions that are squnp :1 in war preparations could be N In the arts of peace, the im arwment and ad.irnment of the frit It would be a thousand time "i na tile cost would be no pater. BUt present th? expenditures on Masetswlll urobnbly continue to as hish as the great powers of "fid can stand, and those thai fwt afford it. like Sweden. Bel PortiiL' ii , ...ii... 'oi South America, will neressu relation of tutelage to the r Powers. True, national self-In r nas not advanced far enouah At '"I'ense with the creat limirv of l-"-important envernment as vet 1 L-... . " " Journal tells us that there 'err lew i.(itir. In n, tvn-i,i h 'now how to couch nrnnorlv ""'er occurred t.. tho Jh.n r14"" "'at there is rich, wav rung way of dolne It. vet that 1 and i! :c ,.. r '" ""eortanre. If 0Verv si en drop of 1,1. i t nf m,0 11 m. vmr cr. ,,t time knock jm con J " they la 1 "!;. I, u . " lers an) r a irnna " h tih -' of thu vlniIa Steve Elklns, senator and multi millionaire, has been known Jo dis play an ugly grouch upon a lesser provocation than having to divide his coin with an impoverished scion of Italian royalty. Still, if his daughter has set her heart on a prince for her "hubby," he'll have to stand for it, as others have had to do. It would be going beyond any knowledge we have to say that some members of the house are move anx ious to discredit Congressman Lllley than to show up any submarine lob bying that may have been done. So we can only hope that things are not Just whatl they appear to be, judged from this distance. Though most people believe there is and has been for years a well-paid submarine lobby in Washington, the house investigation committee has been unable to find any lobbyists, al though a number of witnesses have acknowledged being employed as "counsel" by the boat company. Senator Raynor, of Maryland, de clined second place on the Bryan tick et when it was tendered to him by Senator Beveridge; but that's no rea son that he would do the same with a tender from the Denver convention. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION t iim.mi itki: w ii.i. i:r. oi t tii sii. licit vi'tx'K sriiscniriioxs XKXT VIIK MOIIK IlliHTS l'Olt W'll.l.A.MK.TTK STKIIKT The Commercial Club committee on the proposed building and loan as sociation met last nlcht and discus sed plans for organizing the asso ciation. M Siv:ii-v.,-ii,l ,1,1.1 !..,,. It j Hartog have been added to the com- imuce. it. was decided to start out next week among the citizens of the city to solicit stock subscriptions In the organization. The committee on better lighting for Willamette street also met and discussed the matter of strings of In candescent lights along the street. The committee has been In conference with the Willamette Val ley Company In regard to rates for lights, and It is expected that ar rangements will soon be made for better lighting. The committee is al so conferring with the company In regard to ornamental lamp posts for the street. Perhaps guilty consciences are re sponsible for the editorial space de voted to prove that "Thou shalt not steal" does not apply to kisses. Any way, It Is not a subject for a married editor to be monkeying with. . Still, to get right down to the heart of things, If something's got tj br slack this yar, most people wrju!d a ht!! siglit rather it be the political campaign than business. If Senator-elect Bradley Is ns bos sy whoti he takes his seat In the son- ate as he. is at home, Republican sen ators may be sorry that Kentucky did not elect a Democratic senator. No wonder Hetty Green won't let the reporters into, her house. She thinks they have taken her at her word and only want to get In to marry her daughter. However, the citizens of San Fran cisco 'have not begun to chip In for the purpose of erecting a monument to Schmltz und Ruef. ' This Maine man who has fitted up a cozy reading room In the family tomb, in which to spend his leisure time, is doubtless only trying to get acclimated. . ARBOR DAY COMES ' APRIL 13 IN OREGON Arbor day occurs In Oregou this year on April 13, and it will prob ably be observed this year more generally than ever before, notwith standing the pupils and teachers of many schools have anticipated the occasion to a large extent by plant ing roses In the winter. Superin tendent of Public Instruction J. H. Ackerman has suitable material for Arbor day exercises and will spnd copies of the pamphlet out to the various counties early next week. Public interest in civic improvement and especially the rose-planting cam paign in Portland, have aroused new Interest in Arbor day. In order to encourage teachers and pupils In Improving school grounds, Superintendent Ackerman has ar ranged to secure photographs of some of the best kept grounds in each county and to keep these pic tures on display in his office, to gether with the names of the teach ers and the schools that have been Instrumental In promoting the good work. MARIUEP . At tne- :iome of V., T. Carney at Thurston. March 2", liins, ll:irley . Carney and Miss l.ulil F.. Hart, Rev. G?o. W. 13111s officiating. ltoit.v In Eugene, March" 22, lflOS, to Fred 51. Marsters and wife, a son. ir.d say, the cough r or less propor 1 "If of one's life as loudly nnd for But It Is rather a e simple reason 'flames the lungs. 'I an extraordma- ''"tigelike tissue. L"t Inflamed and :"- When we try ''''tanee we cough. l" remove it vio iriiy Injure the Therefore, tr.iin " tit iy as pos.-l- d t'i having .k for J'J '. i n Franii-.o! V'tirs in th'' "" !i ti i Id io; , ' t or tianks. e S en the i II AliKISIU l!C MOWS' MM 'A I, AM) PKUXOXAI. Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Slilsler w(re at Coburg on a short v i -i t. .Monday. Prof. 1. i". CVopor was at Eugene on a short visit the first of the week. Miss Zuda Owens, of Kugcne, was here Sunday last visiting with rela tives and friends. II. II. Davidson was down from Eugene the first of the week, visit ing with relatives and friends. M. .1. isliiini of Cottage drove, was here Saturday, visiting wlt-li rel atives and friends. H.'s was the guests oi his sister, Mrs. liraht Cun nigghaui. Mrs. 0. I.. Humphrey, nf Marrnla. was here Sunday last, visiting at the home of her lather, M. K. Ileum. S. S. Kndlcott returned from Springfield the first of the week, where he had been for a viit with two of his sons. Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Couch re turned from Eugene Thursday lust Thursday, where thev bad li'n lor where they had teen f..r a eoiit.le of weeks vl.-it with rel.tives and frin"d. Miss Fannie Colvin, of Eugene, formerly a tearher In our public sch-.ols, was here Sund ay f.i t, paying friends a short visit. Mrs. Martin, of Ens." no, was lwr Sunday last, visiting her dauercr. Miss Carrie Martin, who Is t. .u-hlt.i: In our public schools. Mrs. F. F. Cr,o;ier a tallel 1 ' '' ' pone the latter fvil t of in-l c, k h the Illness of her n- her. ! ''' absent until W ltie- l.iy. ' Mr. and Mrs. H'J---il H T'I.-"'. of .Vnreola. a1 he with th !or"c Mr. Charb s H.i friends. C o. H. T : hele the !a"' T : I'ifiC with r-!:' lookinr after s II- Is I c,m O.nvBt.. '- I ami- i;,. tor boats I' xere the i-i- SK.I IM'! AXXI'AFj Ml MCH'Af, EMX'TIOX Notice Is hereby given that the an nual election for city officers will be held In Eugene on Monday, April C, 1 DOS, at which time there Is to be elected one councilman for ench ward, all for the term of two years. The following qualified electors were appointed to act as judges of said election, nnd polling. places se lected as follows, for the F1HST WARD S. R. Williams, E. R. Mumnicy and P. J. Mel'herson, Mununey pud Mcphers.in designat ed as clerks. Polling place, truck house. X.i. 271 East Eleventh streer. SECONIi WARD D. It. I.akin. Rob ert Cherry and W. S. Moon; Cher ry anil Moon designated as clerks. Polling place. Hook anil ividder room in the rlty hall building, No. 2!i. East Eighth street. TII1KI1 WARD -Sherman Heller. R. S. Hrvson nnd William C,. .Martin; llryson and Martin designated as clerks. Polling place, Heller's sh'io. II West Seventh street. FOI HTI1 WARD I). E. Vnnin, C. F. llurd and S. P. Ness; llurd nnd Ness dosignnt'd as clerks. Poll ing place. Wilkins building, fix West Eighth street. Polls lo lie opened at S o'clock a. in and rinsed at 7 o'clock p. m., tin said sixth day of Aioll. l!us. By order of the Council, March lflns B. F. DORRIS, Recorder. , r; I for Fverjuoily. .Mr. Norman Coulter, a prominent architect In the Delhert Building. ISan KrHiicisro. says; "i folly endorse iall that has 1 n said of Electric Itit- Jt. rs as a tonic medicine. It Is good 'for everybody. It cotyeiis stomach, 'liver niid kidney disorders In n ! prompt and efficient manner, and loilld-i up the system " Electric Bll . ters Is tlie besi. spring medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter; as a blood purifier it is n ii-( 1 ! I. .Ml cents at W. A. Kiij ketidall's drug store. 1 11. I S ( I ltl l I l TK I I DAYS 'pAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed M cure any case of Itching, blind, bleed ling or protruding lilies In fi to 14 clays or ,roney refunded, file. MI.'RRV WIDOW riillIIS A pea- lif" "f M-T'v Widow sallnrs! ,, . ! v .it I'oMIl ' Russell's. I i:,',-t Nielh ST" ''. " ;i(II.IVK "Ut'lVO W c; V.'ht'e V'' parcel to saw w..: d '"i -ho-t li ! H e. 1" .. p ,, k ' l!eldente i V, . .-..vfS i-T' ' THE MARKET FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west &th 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 tit !p:tO(o 8-room house and good lot on .Willamette street; good lo cation; city water; electric lights. Price $27'J 8-room house and corner lot 80x160; barn, hen house, chicken yard, some fruit. Price 200O 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 tp town; 4-roora 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 & RUGH ' 22 wtst 8ih St, CLASSIFIED COLUMNS OH 8A1.K I FOR AI.K heconi! grontn fir j wood. W. L. Copperiioll, at Watt's I jewelry store. tf Organized 1883 The First National Bank CF EUGENE, ORECON Capital paid :n $100,000 Surplus and utnllvlded profits 100,000 Additional liability of stockholders under - national banking laws. 100,000 FOR SALE tTlieap, good second hand Studeliaker 3-Inch wagon. Enquire at Eugene grocery. tf. WOOD Flu! SALE 16-Inch oak wood. Phone Fanners 2Mi or. In quire at Steruer's grocery storo. at- FOR SALE Huff Orpington eggs, 13 for (1. W. 1). Hampton, 1102 Columbia avenue, corner lath st. FOR SALE Al Jersey cow for sale at a bargain at the River Road Nursery, two miles from town. in2 S FOR SALE National wheel, used one season; tu good condition. Will sell cheap. Call at 3 7t East 13th street. tf FOK SALE Loose aud bnlea cheat hay; also oat etraw. Phone Far mers 13x9. Squire Smith, Irving 1.10 Ul'FF l.KUHOKN EliliS Pure bred. $1 per setting. Geo. Melvln Mil ler, Room 20, McClung lltock. Phoue Red 14 01. if FOlt SALE My ti-year-old standard bred, registered'drlvlng mare. J. II. Daniels, at Fountain grocery. fi02 Willamette street. IHh FOR SALE liiirrei Plymouth Itork. Golden Wyandotte nnd Hluck Min orca eggs, $1 per setting. Address, A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. n2ti FOR SALE Good S-room house; lot 66x210; close In; good barn: chicken park; garden; fruit trees, berries, etc. Address" H.," care Guard. tf FOR SALE A modern up-to-date cottage of nino rooms, large barn; all nearly new; all kinds of fruit, berries and flowers; one of the best loctlons In Kugeno. Inquire 766 High street. . tf FOR SALE A 3 1-4 wide tire wng on and one bay horse, weight about 1250 pounds and nine years old. Enquire of Squire Smith, Phone Farmers 13x9. alS, FOR SALE Snap for short time on ly. One nnd a half acres, unim proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms. Howe & Buoy, otflca In Maurer's Jewelry store. VOll SALE One fine G-yenr-old gentleman's driving horse, weight 1000 pounds; price $175 for horse, buggy nnd harness. .1. 11. Daniels. Fountain grocery, -502 Willamette street. m2S FOlt SALE Portable sawmill, true Hon engine, threshing machine; machinery practically new and In good condition. Price for entire outfit t2fi00 If sulci soon. Ad dress "E. P.," care of Cunrd. a."i FOR SALE Hale cheat and loose vetch hay for sale; also 10-Inch and 4-foot maple wood, wjell sea soned. Address Louis C. Vitus, Junction R. F. D. No. 2, Oregon. Phone FurmerB 12 9. a3 FOK SALE One of the best retail general merchandise country stores In Lane county, having large log ging and farm trade. If you are looking for a chance to make mon ey Investigate this opening. Ad dress "X," this office. a20 Total $300, 000 I'lider Smile Management 2,1 Yours. ?our Piilronage Solicited. T. Cr. Hendricks President i S. 1). Eakln Vice President I P. E. Suodgrass Cashier Luke L. Goodrich. .Asslftaut Caxhle1 Darwin Hrlstcnv ... Assistant Cashier FOR SALE BY OWNER A bilincl new ri-room cottage; nil modern; In choleo location on West Elev enth street; lot 111! 2-3x1(11 1-2 feet. Tho best bargain In Eu gene. Must be sold very soon. En quire nt this office. m2S Appreciates smoking .good cigars. It gives him, relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best' J 0c Cigar on the market FOlt SALE Oil TRADE -320 lu res of timber itt'.d mineral land, 19 smith, 1 east; half mile from mil itary road and river; will trade for accounts of defunct banks ol Port land or property, or make a cash oHor. II. Moore, r,0 4 Goldsmith ' street, Protland, Or. a4 LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST I' O R THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK B FOlt SALE AT A IIAItC.AIN Good house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, one ncro under chicken fence ; large chicken house; two blocks from Genry school house. Price, $11100. Time on part. I. N llarbaugh, agent, Room 5, over First National Bank Bring this notice wltb you. FOR" SALE BY OWNER A nearly new 9-room house; close to Culver-, slly; on a choice, liih and sllely corner lot 6Xxl20 feet; nicely im proved; some good fruit and a deep , well: this property Is well worth $3000, but much less will take It If sold wit bin ten days. En qulro al. Ibis office. Hi2S FOR SALE 7) R E X CH A NO E 'I'll roe mining rhiluin In Eldorado Canon district, 12 miles from Seiirch ligbt, Nov. Assays as high as $07 per ton In gold and silver; will trade for real estate. Price, $!. 500. Ceorgn II. Newuuin. 7H"i Pearl street, Eugene. Or, all FOK SALE Large i.rooin modern bouse must be sold III If days - splendidly Improved; has city wa ter, tas, electricity, beautiful yard, choice shrubbery and many other attractions; offer owner Is now making Is good for I I days only. For particulars and tenm apply to Ibis office at wire, ns the price will soon dispose of the property, which Is but three bloc k from ear line and In lo-ait of residence district. . FOR REM' (Continue,!.) FOK KENT -A luge Trout room, furnished; electric light and bath: hot and cold water. ;2l l.liic.ilu street, three blocks west, of post off lee. tf WANTED WANTED Girl for light housework. Call at 30S East Fifteenth street. WANTED An Irish or Llewellyn setter puppy. Aldress B., care Guard, or cull at this office. PHYSICIANS AND Sl'liGEOXS Dlt. ANN. i MAl'KEK. Osteapathla phv-ciun. All curable diseases treated. Women and children a specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's. Phone Red 1631. DU. OLIVE C. WALLER. Osteopathic physician. Offlco hours, 9 a. m. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hamp ton building, 7th aud Willamette streets. Residence anti office phoue 0171. WANTED TO RENT A good 3-roum ! house with bath, toilet; centrally' located. P. O. Box 431, Eugeue. BOY WANTED-To learn the liual- i ness; upply at once -at Friendly's: 092 Willamette street. ni27 J WANTED r'ftui ludlos aud gents dal-' ly to get their clothes cleaned and pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. tf WANTED Good horse, 1250 to 1350 pounds, suitable for lady to drive; also two-seated top carriage. Ad dress P. O. Box 247, with descrip tion. It j WANTED All the people of Lane I county to know that I. J. II. Dan- lels, have moved my Insurance of fice to tho Fountain Grocery, 502 I Willamette street. uiSS1 WANTED From :,000 to 3.000 ucres cleared or partly cleared land, rich deep soil, aclnpted to fiuit. trucking nnd live stock; lo cation desired on river and creek. Bring us a description nnd outline of laud lu tracts of 80 acres aud up. Pacific Land Company, P. O. Box 2 4 7. Room 7, over Cham bers and Bristow bank. tf MlSCI0LLuNEOrS DH. H. L. STUDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices ovor Chambers' store, 5t8 Willamette atreoC Phoue Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Kerry street. Phone Red 3197. C. H. CANNON. M. D. Homoepathlo physician aud surgeon. Chronio diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Offlco, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn building- Phone Main 640. Hoards Hodman House. Phone Main 11. J. FRANK TITUS, M. D. Homoeo--pathtc physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children given special atteutlou. Faradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments given. Oftco, corner Willamette aud Eighth streets, Matlock blclg. Residence 633 Pearl street. Offlco phone, Red 1091. Residence phone. Red 49S1. AiTOK X EYS-AT-LAW DRESSMAKING Misses Sullivan fi Miller, 568 Washington street. Phone Rod 6106. ' a21 ACCORDION PLKATlNU Done by Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hllyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Red 8302. tf IP YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the , rest. 412 Willamette strcot, Eu gene, Or. tf GOLD AND SILVEK PLATING -On knives, forks and all household ar ticles that do not look llko now. , Write the Orogon Plating Works, 128 Lownsdnle street, Portland, Oregon, for prices DON'T fall io see Chetem It you want bargains In real estate. Wo buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. II. Che m. Room 11, Walton Bldg. tf NOTICE Having recovered from my injury I hnve resumed my business of horseshoeing and general blnck smlthlng. C. D. Ilolnwny, East Eleventh street, Fall mount, Or. 1 1 E RE'S A CHANCE for you to make money; our representatives make $10 a duy so can you; Immediate seller and exclusive territory; agents can carry as side line. G. F. Pennlwcll, Mgr., 131 Mutual Life Building, Seattle. Wash. L. M. TRAVIS, Attoruey-at-law. Of fice over Kugeno Loan & Saviugs Bank, Eugeue, Oregon. DORRIS & SKIPWORTH, Attorueys at law. Office In Hovey buUding. over Clianiliers-llrlstow bank. S. I). ALLEN, Attorney-at-la, 61 Willamette street, Eugene. Oreeon. L. B1LYKU, Attorney-at-law. Otflca ovor Yoonn's shoe store, Eugene, Oregon. C. A. W1NTERMEIER, Attorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec laities. Office over Cbarabers-Brls-tow Bank. WOODCOCK tt POTTER, Attorneys-nt-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsman block, Eugene, Oregon. - LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at-' law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan , . and Savings Bank. . FOlt TRADE An 8-room modern residence In Minneapolis, Minn. Ill best prat of city; rents for $30 a month; will exchange for good real .estate mortgage, atlnilier land, farm or city property. P. O. Box 431, Eugene, Or. ' , ' tf INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON DENCE SCHOOLS "Tho Busy Man's 1'nlvorslty." Gives a thor ough training at your own home In nearly all tho trades' and profes sions. Text hooks and instruments (when required) furnished frou. Full information and circulars ul the local enrollment offlco, 4 5 W, I Eighth street, R. J. Klrkoud. rep-1 . resentullvc. WILLIAMS &. BEAN, Attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. I'.'. Bean. Practice In all courts of tho Htata and before the P. S. I. and Office. Offices 12, 13, i 4 and 16 McClung -Building. ; 1. N. HARHAUGIL Spuclnl alien- 1 Hon given to divorce and settle- Mient f estntes. Agent for Contt- ' nentnl Insurance Company. Room ,, 6, First National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon. JESSE C. WELLS, Lnwyer, No. 2? Wost Eighth stroot, Eugene, Or. opposite postofflce. Gives special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyapces and collections. Also lo nil pension matters. Phoue Red 1176. ARCIIITEl'T FREE THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, biuo prints and specllicatlons. Gonernl super vision over buildings In course of construction. If thinking of build ing, lurgu or small, Bee me. Terms reusouublu. Room 7, CbrlhUian block." LOST AMi I'OIMI POI ND Lady's bicycle. Owner call at Guard oTficu and pay for this notice. LOST Pair of new rubber kioves. Reward If returned to this oflice or to J. R. Cunitibell. FOCNI) A ladles' fur boa on the! stroot Wednesday night. Owner j can have same by calling at Guard I office unci paying for this notice.! ,OST lu this city, Tuesday, or Wed nesday, a gold bracelet. Finder please return to -19 1 East Tenth j Htr'M't. 1112 s PROFESSIONAL COLUMN REM, EST .VI K AGENTS J. L. CLARK crj. Dealers lu real estate, Croswcil, Or. AHSTHAtTOIIS THE LANE COI'N'I Y AIISTRAC'I CO., Roouoi 2 nnd 3, Waren Block,! Eugene, Or Price reiisonnhle. minim; KGi.M-:i-:im HERBERT LEIGH, mining cngli r and expert metallurgist Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and oie treatment Eiieene Oregou. I Mil Ul Mil UH njv r -i c '- ':, io n v e ran I -i.. ,.c Wors', S v.h and Wll. -e --:. -. " rJ i UTtt II ll I UtTtll HflSfl ' 1 r' iiws yi.nr'tynr,'Trr'rr? i tw, Wrt;,i5'?vviV"' V. r.V , l-Oll HK.M J. V. KAYS ft CO.. i'!-i takers and funeral directors. Wiugene, dr. i KITCHEN & KOMPP Successor! to ' ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or J. W. BARRINGtR Expert housemover Move j anything. Twtnty-liv years experience. Rettidcnce, East Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eueene. Oregon. PASTI'KE TO RENT Will pa-lure r.iltio (me lior-e Oi:. til" Matt'ieW; ! M h iiirm, tuci inilc.c ncct c,f E'U'eiie. ) inc i-r ri j-1 1? ; teriijs rea scoialitcv iiicuirc Room I, over , I.cmii Ac S.ivliiKi te.hli, o- acirt.4s P. O. ItoX I Hi yinjii'n i 20 1 D.V t I i r. N ! irCo-S' r, umi-r' a K' r im I ei,, t;.t !uo . ,'.. i'',. -it r W iliaoi-' t ' o ,- i I ri veni h ' eis. ' V. T. C-illtliciN, I'i;i. i,i! dliet i .r State llcell."i-d i-uililillle r. Otflce l-ncl re-odellce, Ti'Mli Jliel Olive. streets, photid Red 4IS1. : S. E. Stevens . . PIANO TIM II . . l.c.-ive onler-. ul I ll-s' Piano lloll-e. , Phone M.iln d I . ltc-lile 1H We.l PJlh St. Ilet.iib iice I'liolie Hi-d Wt77t. I WALTON t NESS, Attorneys-nt-lnw. X J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. . Will ! practice In all the courts In the y state. Office, room 3, Walton ' Block. Eugene, Oregon.