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MONDAY. MARCH 80, 180 8
kulWAYCOXSTKl-L-Jius
It Is now officially given out that
L Oregon Electric Company, oper
Etin( the Portland-Salem railway,
Li nm Its line extended south to
Elbuy by the end of the year. Then
3rk will he commenced at once on
..eitenslon to Eugene, in tne memi-
Smt the Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Iso be doing some construction
Lrk, both north and east from this
OirUinly the outlook for. railway
Instruction and development In the
Lour tributary to Eugene could
family be brighter.
Lme' preach ers
AND .THEIR METHODS
tor. LIston D. Bass, of St. Louis,
tiled some comment in the papers
month or two ago by making the
;ement in the pulpit that young
Uts should go to the marriage jaltar
kissed. Whereat forty of Mb
i3t lady parishioners dropped their
tership in the church and fur-
liore refused to contribute longer
he preacher's salary. Rev. Bass
ired It improper for girls to work
elites or public places where they
t brought into contact with men.
I sill every bride should go to the
Ur inkissed. It is improper, he
wear short sleeves, vulgar to
fit.Hid tempting the devil to wear
-mwith a low neck. '
t n thing is the matter with Bass.
tan who sees evil In everything
bid sort himself. Mothers at-
-ag his church should keep an
on Bas3.
pie Rev. John A. Earl, pastor of
Belden Avenue Baptist church of
FHio, said in a sermon recently:
rf time you buy a ticket to a
F'-nMhat ticket is printed In blood
:ined with the tears of a ruined
fa." The Uev. John E'arl Is
f-'S tor top-of-cnliimn, next-to-
-:-m?:ter adverMsIn. A man
makes, such infamous statements
I not speak the trulh when the 1
f would serve better.
T-eBev. William Spahre, of Syra-x-
V., an Episcopalian, kissed
f nan, and resigned when found
l The blshap. a kindly old man.
t9 Ht S;.ahr3 resign. "He
yWleagcd, a good husband and
I mpted." the bishop said., "I
.... h i huh quu me nnn-
' M ruin his life because of one
"ii me kisses In the world are
,onh It."
I'TKAI, V(,tK
IX T()VX-Hl ll,l)IX(i
'"'IltheVi nf liraMlral
c as taken by tht. iiniw v,t Dip.
.meottli i,. st newsnaners of
"-c. mi u i . ,
' uin: 1:1
""' Hi,- Nun Invest:
the
" now ma
'"' t iwns of Or -iriin
D. i,,
''liH- ,,,;i4t
ire raising
ums (,,-
Ivt-rtlsitis in Uie
kin's' nppcils to
i s and are plae-li-
(ore the imlill,-
TV
Naivai-;
J "f'the
'iner. Then they
r ' d wait f
w s.
sumethlng to
''lie town 0; liiinn,i, u.
( uimi practical means of
' 1 rMrliailn that could be
"M en4 f rai8in8 torg'
' 'opi'
tvh cnume all the
U.1 in ln 'Iclnlty of
lJhu"4 ,hut encour-U-iv,
10 '"ant more trees
fc'i-iT,k ' """-Xetable fruit.
ti,k ' r" Wrroll fro the
,tilr,,b, '"""lately re-
rw ,he 'own
I " a'"tlslng en.n-
8lve(y in the East would have been at !
least J2500. For double this sum!
they have started a cannery which I
will begin at once to brine returns, j
It will bring new people Into the!
town to find labor and make homs . j
It will swell the schools, add to th ;
taxable property and give
it,.. .. ,
new vital-1
Ity to every enterprise In Independ
ent. It Is an example worthy of i
highest consideration." '
Much is heard relative to th dona-
ons mane to tne nicago I nlvi-Mtv
bv John D. Rockefeller. In exact fig-
?;ures, the oil magnate's most recent
0o . ,. ., . .
e uisuiuuon oi learning
la apportioned as follows: A por
tion of It, at his own request, goes
to pay an Increase of nearly 23 per
cent in tbn salaries of the teaching
staff. This adilllion to the salan
budget will amount to $32,000. The
8alarles " the "ea3 ' ""'
of aicoaant Tl. .nn-!n f , u ..11
u. n covin. i ur iinini irs Ul l ill- lllll
professors, $3000 at present, will be
Increased to $3500 on July 1, while
the assoc!nte professors will gel $3.
000 instead of $2500, and the assUt
ant Professors will get $200 instead
of $2000. The teachers with the rank
Of Instructor, who are now pltl $1.
260, $1 400 and $1600 for their firs
three years, will be paid $1SOO tin
fourth year.
Ruef'R bail has been reduced tc
$795, 1S5, and It now does seem that
he had better raise the money and gel
out in order to enjoy this nice
spring weather for a few days. But
perhaps he doesn't care much for the
Joys of springtime, which, after all.
are nothing compared with the ex
citement of having seven or eight
hundred indictments hanging over
one's head. Really Ruef is the most
Indicted man In the entire history of
the world, with the exception of his
friend and associate, Eugene E.
Schmit'.:.
Montana's contribution to the sea
son's fish stories is a petrified trout
showing all the colors and lustre of
life, alleged to have been found Im
bedded In granite, twenty feet below
the surface, by yll diggers. If the
same diggers have good ' luck, they
may find truth at the bottom of that
well.
Whatever the result of the subma
rine investigation, public opinion has
enibled Congressman Lilley to con
vince the house committee . that II
was expected to make a noise like a
real Investigation, and the witnesw
he asked to have summoned in the
beginning have been sent for.
Talk about being in bad. We
don't see how it would be possible to
be In worse than this poor chap. Two
good, who Is touted as having been
picked by Evelyn Thaw to be her next
hubby. i
Some men would doubtless show
more friendliness in greeting their
fellows if such displays were n.:t so
frequently followed by a "toiuh."
This newspaper report about Al-b-inyV'wakin,'
up" must be a mis
take. I'o-isibly, however, a resur
rection y in progres.: Ihero.
With two of i: nieinli-i-t i:i the
senate, the Sinilh family Is b";;iniiiiu: I
to feel that It's nearly lime l: put
one in the White House.
Nothing small or envious ubon' 11s.
We want everybody to S'-t ahead ul
everybody 1ml us.
In the editorial it-vic-nn a "d ail
one" always means the rival sheet.
CAIX K()H COrXTV WAItllAXTS
Notice is hereby given that nil out
standing I-ane oumv warrants wll
be paid on presentation at my offic.
on April 4.. 1!'0S. Interest wll
ceaso on that da .
R. E. EASTLAND.
Coun:v Treasurer, la ne Co.
Eugene, Or., March 3". l!'s.
MOTIIi:il'S KtH'lll-'V
Seventh and OnK ?tr,"'t'. h.n o
d under m-' iiiHiiaizeineni. '
board and room by the day, '
month. rirst-rlass 'n:
Thicken dinne' i-v.-i-v S r. . i
tl ll;s. s?. v- ai:
ret r
IP ycr km:v
The merit? or tli Texas Wi cM- r.
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trnulil". '
bottle (two months' treatment 1. Mid
by O. J. Hull, or by mail. nd for
testimonial. Dr. r.. W. !".
Oliva atret. St. lAit.
OTICK
n a' Untviiini!. the ik'iir. ha
tst kla shop from tne rrati oun j- .,rlmarr election April I. ,
Ing on Willamette .treet to the room,' B K- KEENEY. I
one door fast of the Yerlng'nn drug;
tore on East Ninth Jtre. where h- oasOMXK: titum AVTINO !
will ba found by U at "tomrl ,ri W. 0. White U prepared to law
1 your wooi on short notice.
, ., h.nwcn' Phone Black 4351. Residence,
..IWJ "o" , m WestJUU .treat,
at Eugene Dya Works, Sl:h and ll-, 0reat(1)lt sprnf ,,,. ,,rlvp, ollt
lametta atfti. ' impurKien. Maks the blood rich. ;
Tl. 11 n.-,er Kills vou wltVn arm, tingling life.
New spring P'"TB:,f ULl Mo" reliable spring regulator. That'.
juni r-i'tr. --- -
cost. Call and
CHAMBERS HABDWAMF C'J
THE EUGENE DAILY
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HlriAM K, MAXIM AND THE SILENT GUN.
The new noiseless gun invented by Hiram Percy .Maxim, son of th
Inventor of the Maxim quick tiring gun, promises to revolutionise the manu
facture If not the use of small firearms. The device, which may be applied
to guns, pistols and artillery of small caliber, is a valve arrangement which
releases the. gases from the barrel of the wenpon in such a way as com
pletely to muffle the report of the exploding powder. The passage of Dip
bullet from the muzzle of the piece is aceompnuled by a hissing sound Ihitt
cannut be heard more than a few yards away. The device bus been offered
to the United Stata government
iTi-Mw n.' -i,-vi.-i! i iVTi.-in.-KT
M tii" Vi'mvllIViVN.'WS
I ltO.M I UK SI HIM.MKM. N.,
Isaac Skeels and family took their
departure for Jacksonville, Or., S1111
uay, where Mr. SKeels has a position
in a sawmill awaiting huu. Air ir.J
past several months they have been
11V "g -t .rc(,ie.
W. B. McKinncy has accepted a po
sfiiuii Willi tne 1 ui-itaud .lercantile
Company at Fall Creek, and will
commence work the lirst of April.
His family will remain here until ut
ter school closes for (he summer va
cation, and will then join him tor the
summer at least.
The appearance of the Hotel
.Sirnihficiii lias been greatly Improv
ed diiying the past wiek by the addi
tion of an electric liiu placed un
der the porch of the lower st ry. If
Mr. iesiley vuuld. continue tne im
provements and put one on the upp: r
porch it wouid greatly help Hie aj-K-aialH.'
of til;' ImiHliiii.
a new tei'in:ine line is now run
nln iu'o Stiniiiili'-hi, kii.iu-,-i a.s the
Ml. Vernon Telephone C.jlnpall.
'I' '.i-y have live miles 01 line s.iv:cii
eo. stariini; at tile pile kii..vii as
liie Sin-t ill' Withers I, ii-iu. Tie re are
eleven larnier.s oil l lie iiue and lle-y
an. very much pleased with their n .
servii e.
..loan llines. while engam-d in work
at the head of the race, met with an
accident last week t.ial r suil d 111
the breaking of his rixh: urni li"
iweeii tlit- eliiow and the wrist. The
fracture Is a very .severe one ami u
will lie fcotllJ lime beiore lie will lie
aide to go back to work. The acci
dent happened while he - as wuimh
jii the lloolh-Kelly boom.
Robert Itiggs. wulie ....lnK In the
depot yards Willi other boys last Sat
urday afternoon, had the misfortune
to break bis arm. As i-epon.-U to im
he was playing on the switch engine
anil one of the boys gave him a JerK.
causing lilm to fall, ami In an nttempi
to save himsell he tell on the tlie..i--oer.
breaking ll just ol .v the wrist.
.News.
rjoed for ner)l
Mr. '.Norman I'oulier.
dv.
. .1 lUOIliinelil
'e- t ittlihlillg,
I fully eail.,ie
: i-.,.-. ;. I. I1.1.
. 1 ' is good
!-.---'s stnii.a- ti
..:-.-r- in a
an hil'
S in I'l
it In the li
ihel.-e 1. s.iy ':
I .1 - l-eell - -1 I ' 1
a tolite N-e i :
I.
i-ilul't ale
Mneis up : 1
ii-'-s is ' to'
Mild over a
blood purif
cen is ul v
stoiw.
i-;: e e 1.: tiMaio-r. atul
. sj.-o-pi ." Klec'rie llll-
u iunii; iiiedicine ever
I r ti I st s louuter; as a.
V it is lll'ieijiilllled. 50
, A. Kuykciidulls drug-
t dm rnrxTV .-iksu j
I hereby announce that ! M1 1 a;
candidate for ro-eiectlon to the office
of county assessor, subject to the
rote of the Republican party at fhe j
lliiIliBler s KoeKr .wouniain I l.
, tea or tableti. Linn iJfuf Co.
GUARD, MONDAY, MARCH SO, 10
t
9 l :i
ii
.1 A
We ,,se 4,1 ,n metncKlu In
e'e""'"!!! " t the En,:ene
Dy(, Works aorner Sx,h ,, Waro.
ette street. Phone Red 861. tf
281, Eugene. O-
sln.
THE MARKET
h'OR
EAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rush's
2?. wst 8 h St
Wr. BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
S'lne-room house and lot 1
block from car line; fine?
- home in good condition: a
bargain at .'.U00 or furnish
ed fur l. 4011.
ISO acres 6 miles from Eugene;
100 acres In 1 ultlvation: 220
pasture; splcniLd x-rouin
house, i;oxi;'i barn; all kinds
cf fruit; prl'-e $12,000, In
cluding everyt ):lng on tbo
plac.
ll'l acres. Or, a -res pHKlure allfl
liiiitu r iTiii;'-i 1 ..'iiHI.imiii saw
1 mile r ;
room ho
s.nall hi
li'li'i I:
ie III ;
tills for
fenced; 4
ring
:'t house;
I llOII-.e,
I 111
i.i. all kind' uf
ihi 1 mile. Unit
Here Wi- aw 1110 acres, 00
acres fenced, nouses, 1. Hitt
ing bouse am Miinll frame,
lo barn, granary, well water
ed with living sirennt.s and
sping-; 2.IIOII.IMIU feel saw
timber: 9 nilli-s from Eu
gene. Price, 1 1 film.
8.1 acres adjoining town; fine
8-room house, 3 barns;
young family orchard: fi
head horses, 6 cows, 4 year
lings, harness, wagons, bug
gy, cart, 100 chickens, tools,
implements, furniture, etc.;
price, 17,000; 1,000 cash;
balance at 6 per cent.
We also have bnalneai open
ings and a large list of, ral
estatf to offer of ewery des
cription. McMURPHEY
0 & RIJGH
22 wt 8th S,
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
ion SAI.K
FOR SAI.K t,H.-nim grr,tn fir
wood. W. L. Copperiioll. at Watt's
Jewelrg store. tl
I KOlt SALE Cheap,
hand Studebaker
good second-.
3-inch wagon,
grocery if
Enquire at Kui'n
WOO 11 FOR SALE 1 0-Inch uak
wood. Phone Farmers 2St or 'n
qulre at Sterncr's grocei stor;. ail
FOR SALE HufI tirpiugiou eggs,
13 for 1. V. 1) Hampton, 110.'
Columbia avenue, corner liith 't.
FOR SALE National wneei. used
one season: In good condition. Will
sell cheap. Call at 37 S East 13th
street. tf
FOR SALE Loose and baled cheaii
hay; also oat s'.raw. Phone Fur
iners 13x9. Squire Smith. Irving
:. 1 a
lH'KF LEUlipK.N ElHiS- Pure bred.
$1 per aelting. Geo. Melvin Mil
ler. Room 20, McClung Block
Phone Red H til. tr
FOR SALE llarre.i Plymonlh Itock,
(lolden Wyandotte and Hiack Min
orca eggs, $1 per setting. Address.
A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. a'Jti
FOR SALE Good 8-room house:
lot 66x210: close in: good barn:
chicken park; garden; fruit trees,
berries, etc. Address" II.," care
Guard. tf
FOR SALE A modern up-to-date
cottage of nlno rooms, large barn;
all nearly new; 'all kinds of fruit,
berries and flowers; one of the
best loctluus In Eugene. Inquire
766 High street. If
FOR SALE A 3 1-4 wide tire wag
on and one bay horse, weight
about 1250 pounds and nine years
old. Enquire of Squire Smith.
Phono Farmers 13x9. alS
FOR SALE Snap for short time on
ly. One and a half acres, unim
proved, adjoining city limits. Cash
or terms. Howe & Buoy, officii in
Maurer'a Jewelry store.
FOR SALE Portable sawmill, trac
tion engine, threshing machine;
machinery practically new and In
good condition. Price for entire
outfit $2500 if sold soon. - Ad
' dress "B. P.," care of Guard, au
toil SALE Halo cheat "and loose
votch hay for sale; also 16-Inch
and 4-foot maple wood, well sea
soned. Address Louis C. Vitus,
Junction It. F. 11. No. 2, Oregon.
Phone Farmers' 12 9. a 3
FOR SALE--One of tho best retail
general merchandise country stores
In Lane county, having large log
ging and farm trade. If you (ire
looking for a chance to make mon
ey Investigate this opening. Ad
dress "X," this office. a20
FOR SALK OR TRADE 320 acres
of timber and mineral land, 19
south, 1 east; half mile from mil
itary road and river; will trade- for
uccounta of defunct banks of Port
land or property, or make-a cush
offer. II. Moore, 504 Uoldanilth
Btrcet, Protland, Or. a4
FOIl SALE AT. A BARGAIN Good
house of 7 moms, 80 fruit trees,
deep'well Vlth wind mil), one acre
under chicken foin-e; largo chicken
house; two blocks from Geary
school house. Price, $1600. Time
on part. I. N Harhniigh, agent,
Room 5, over First National Hank
Bring this notice wltb vou.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Three
milling claims in Eldorado Canon
dlsuriet. 12 miles from Search
light, Nov. Assays as high as I'll
per ton in gold und silver; will
trade for real estate. Price,
500. George li. Newman, 7!l."
Pearl street, Eugene, Or. ail
FOR SALE Large li.rooin modem
house must be sold In 11 days
splendidly Improved; has city wa
ter, gas, electricity, beautiful yard,
choice shrubbery and many other
attractions; offer owner Is now
muking Is good for 14 days only.
For particulars and terms apply
to this office at once, us the price
will soon dispose of the property,
which Is but three blocks from
car line and In heart ul residence
district.
im.VTKIi
W ANTEI1 A gentle mare, weight
1200 or 1 3011. Address 173 West
Seventh street, Eugene. iu3 I
WANTED Girl for lignt housework.
Call ut 3118 East Fllteeutli street.
I WANTED Ten ladies and gents dal-
ly to get their ctoilH'S cleaned and
pressed at tile Engi ne bye Works.
If
WA.VIKIl Good horse, i: ,J 10 I.i. ul
pounds, suitable for lady to drive;
also two-sealed lop can-luge. Ad
drosH P. (). Ilox 247, Willi descrip
tion If
WANTED -All the people of Ijine
county to know that I, J. II. Iiun
lebf, have moved my Insurance of
fice to the Fountain Grocsry, 502
Willamette street, ai 2 S
WANTfcu Fro
om :,ooo to a, 000
acres cleared or partly nlmred
land, rich deep soil, sdapwd to
(1 u It, trucking and live stock; I id
eation desired on rlvef and creak.
Bring us description and outllaa
of land In tracts of 10 acres and
a
Pacini Land Company
P. O. Ilos 147, Room 7, over Cham
bort and Hrltow bank. tf
MIACKljIjAftROl'B
DltEHHMAKING-Mls.es Sullivan A
Miller, 68 Washington itreei.
Phona Red (I0(. a21
M 1S( "El. LAX EOl S (( iiiiliiiusl.)
ACCORDION I'LRATi.NG -Done bv
Mrs. Pert Vincent at 627 llilyard
street, near East Ninth, tin reason
able terms. Phone bed 3302. tf
IF YOC WANT TO SELL your prop-;
orty tell the Oregon Land Compa
ny about It and thvy will do the
rest. 4 12 Wlllanietto street, Eu-1
gene. Or. tf
GOLD AND SILVEIv PLATING On'
knives, forks and all household ar
ticles that do not look like ntw.
Write the Oregon Plating Works,
128 LoKiisdule street, Portland,
Oregon, for nrlcits
DON'T fall 10 see Ohesein if you
want bni'gnlus In real estate. We
buy and sell farm and city prop
erty, improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stock. 11. Cho
m. Room II, Waltou Bldg. 'tf
NOTICE Having recovered from my 1
Injury I hnve resumed my business
of horseshoeing nnd general black-1
smithing. C. !. lloloway, East1
Eleventh street, Fairinount, Or. '
MEKE S A CHANCE for you to make
money: our representatives make
$1(1 a day so can you; Immediate
seller and exclusive territory;
agents can carry as sliL- line. G.
F. Pennlweil, Mgr., 131 Mutuul
Life Building, Seattle. Wash.
FO It TRADE An 8-room modern
residence in Minneapolis, .Minn. lp
best prat of city; rents for $30 a
month; will exchange for good real
estate mortgage, timber laud, farm
or city property. P. O. Box 431,
EugtHie, Or. tf
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON
DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy
Man's University." Gives a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books nnd Instruments
(when required) furnished free.
Full Information and circulars at
the local enrollment office, 45 W.
Eighth street, R. J. Klrkwoud, rep
resentative. UlST AXI KOl'M)
LOST Pair of new rubber gloves.
Reward if returned to this office
or to J. R. Campbell.
LOST Itlgl-hund reindeer glove,
lined with red silk, between Thir
teenth and Pearl and Eighth nnd
Willamette streets. Finder please
leave ill this office. tn31
roit HKN1
FOR RENT A large front room,
furnished; electric light mid bath;
hot and cold water. 521 Lincoln
street, throo blocks west of post
offlco. tf
PROFESSIONAL CDLUMN
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS
J. L. CLARK & CO. Dealors in real
estate. Croswoll, Or. 1
' ABSTRACTORS
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block,
Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable.
mining k..;im;i:hh
HERBICRT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert tnctnllurglsi. Reliable
- Information furnished to intending
investors. Examinations and re
ports on mines nnd ore tieHtmeul
Eugene Oregon.
I NDKItT WiKltH
J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers ulul
fitnorul directors. Eugcnu, Or.
DAY & HENDERSON, undertaker
and einbnluiers. Corner WUlnm
ettu and Seventh streets.
V. T. GORDON, funeral director
State licensed embnlmer. Office
nnd residence, Tenth and Ollvi
streets. Phono Red 4481.
PHYSICIANS AND SUtGKONM
DR. ANN.i MAURER. Ostenpathli
phv'cian. All curable disease
treated. Wothen and children 1
specialty. Office over F. K. Diinn'i
Phone Red 1631.
DR. OLIVE C. WAt-LER, Osteopathic
physician. Ofl.ce hours, 9 a. 111
to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Ilninp- I
ton building, 7th and Wlllumetie
streets. Residence aui oftice
phono C171
DR. II. L. STI'DLIiY. OJteopilthU
physician. Offices over Chambers
store, .',18 Willamette streiu
I'lKoie Black 13'J6. Consultation
free. Residence 34 Kerry street
Hum. 1 Red 3197.
C. II. CANNON, Mj D. -I lotiioeuit I1I1
physician and aiimcnti. Clironlc
dlMiises ami diseases of women
and children a sp-Mnlty. Electri
cal vlbiatory ami llgut treaimenl
Orliee. Hi, I,,. , 2 hnd 3, Dunn bulld
ing. Phone .Mum G4 0. Boardi
lloffinaii House. Phone Main II.
J F ItANK T IT l7r M -Tioisieo
patlilc, physlilau and sr-on
Cbronle diseases and abiw l
woaiea and chlldrea glv specfal
attention. Karadlc wWvnaat.aaMtki,
X-ray and vibratory eWclrNal
treatments glviwi. OfKse, ccton
Wlllametta sad MWastA sfreisis,
Matlock bldg. RanMtaca 632
Pearl street. Offle pkuou, (a-d
ltl. Ilesldenca ahjst), tud
411.
A TTOHKKVrVAT-l-AW
L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of
flea over Kugsne Ixisn A Savings
Bank, Eugene, Oregon,
DORRId A SKIPWORTH, Attorney,
at law. Office In llovey building.
overoChauibers-Brlslow bank
S. U. ALLWf.', Aitoruei-at-la, 61
WIHauieue street, JCugtna. Oreaaa.
L. niLYEC, Attorney-at-law. Olflcc
over Yoran'a shoo Btore, Eugene
Oregou.
C. A. WINTERME1ER. Attortley-at
law. Land titles and probate spec
ialties. Office over Chauibers-Brls-tow
Hank.
WOODCOCK it POTTER, Attorneys-at-law.
A. C. Woodcock and E. O.
Potter. Office one block Bouth of
Chrlsiiian block, Eugene, Oregon.
LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at-law.
Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
aud 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 & BEAN, Attorneys-at-law.
J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean.
Practice In all courts of the state)
and before the U. S. Land Office,
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 .McClum,
Building.
1. N. li A R B AUG1L Special atten
Hon given to divorce and settle
ment f estates. Agent for Conti
nental liisiiraiico Company. Room
5, First National Bank Building,
Engeue, Oregon,
J ESSE O. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 26
West Eighth streot, Eugene, Or.
opposite postofflco. Gives special
attention to the examination of ab
stracts, drafting wills, settliug es
tates, conveyances and collections.
Also to nil pension matters. Phona
Red 117.
AUCHITlOl-r
FREE THOMAS Archltoct. Sketch
es and plans drawn, blue prlnta
and specifications. General super
vision ovor buildings In course of
construction. If thinking of build
ing, largo or small, see me. Terms
reasonable. Room 7, Chrisuian
block.
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation
The Mount. Hood Cigar is .
favorite among all thinkingmem
It is positively the best J0c
Cigar on the market
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KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successor to
ARMITAGE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
Easter
Post Cards
at
SCMWARZSCHi'LD'S
Book Store
J. W. BARRINGtR
Expert hawwmovcr
Movu aaytinsty. Tuenfo4i
WMrs ezpaaiasis. ttjfJidenWi Csint
Fifteenth mqV CtaJk Si. Ptmits?
Rad 451 1 . RtajtMtft Owijarj,
Wilson & Nichols
fxrated opposite Suieed hotel, up
stairs, ara In co-operallon with over
1000 Real Estate firms. Give them
a trial. They do ilrlclly honest bus
iness. They list property ln6all parts
of tho state.
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