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Newspaper Page TextUK KUCK.VK DAILX GCARD. WK1WKKDAY, APRIL 2. 1908 TTverv day of tu ween, pjH!"".!.' Aililress all com- and 'kB a" remlt" ,.hl to The Eugene uuuru, fc-'W.nn. ..Iwrril"""" - -'.r..Tnvnx co.. inc. 60 rtsrk-s H. Fisher. i ' - I I i . I ) "h !! I ? I El liiiirs Daily "ar (in advance) 4.00 E, ontti 05 K'Swl'pirre.r .1.10 hily Sin 'rate, made known on ajarer""-" F j t Eugene, Oregon, pomof. k.l .. acond-class matter. ii" ieenis " . . . i.usine are authrizea to '' for subscriptions or "",d, other business for The r" I7u-pklv Guard: L' ClBrk C(fcweu , Drur roasrs - " authorlz-d to -L and reeslpt for subscriptions S Daily and Week'v Guard ,V IXIIKPKXDENT PAPKi:. of Associated I'res. be interested will be a failure. If vo, honor your country, If you value your home city, If you love your fel low man. do not be a prophet of tvi. The world needs workers, but has lit. tie use for knockers. Put your shoulder to the . he-: the first whe.'l you can riml iha, j. lubricated with good intentions, inor. al or civic. .'iiiirous -upreme ad law;: KPXKSD.W. Al'HII, 2. 1008 CeOFMANTHIKIA AHE WE l.NTMUwar.n i.i ii . L drift of events In Manchuria this time commanding me ai- Ln of the people all over the ij and there is not a nine specu la regarding the intention of the lanese government relative to mat ttry, which Is really a portion of Chinese empire. It nag been t:ed out that unless our protesta- behalf of the open door ana integrity of China were to be Ln only in a Pickwickian sense, diplomacy would be Bhortly en- Id with those very difficult sub tle Wall street rumor of a mes- Ltoeongreas is about as probable most Wall street rumors as to president, but Walter Wellman'a Ldon In the Chicago Record-Her- that ths state department fs Li to address a note to the powers tries considerable more credence. ihole question at this stage is, it probably will remain, in the li of the president and Secretary The less congress has to do it the better. weter, it Is well that the public il know something of the corn- Id of the problems which have .? up in the Far East. Chief wis the Immigration question, flirt enough has been said, per- , (or awhile. But the United j is pledged to the policy of the h loor" in China, and likewise maintenance of both the terrl- li and the administrative lnteg m the empire. contravention of the spirit and iMy of the letter of the treaties (premises, Japan and Russia are tically looting Manchuria. The Important concessions and mo lis are being taken over and ! but the shell, the nominal tarial I sovereignty, will be left, r example, the Chinese Imperial f rnna from Peking northeast f :b KInchow toward Mukden. complete to Tsin-Min-Tung, 35 ? t of Mukden, where It meet the South Manchurian a.v. I complete this link Is of great Stance, but it has been forbid Vf Japan, supposedly under the ' 1906 with China by which agreed not to construct main in competition with the South harian railway or any branch wonld divert traffic. absorption of the telegraph ' - in Manchuria by Russia and an'l 'he steadily giy.w- ?ar"1 nf "I"1 ma.-'.iln.Tv of com l? hf'"- "- !..ke! upon by T Ilri;a:a with equanimity. L' " 1:1:1 Mmt from our . f;r w,. m definitely fc.l.'r''''"i'" "r ''"ventlons to e t I'-iiniitKui-e of the "opt: f the int..,.lily ,)( Ch,na , d tint , aitl,(,tllPr ..savlnR mr should we conserve i in t ha roniinerce Justice llailan, whose dissent from the recent ! court decision on state rail is still being discussed. Is said t j eon. template retirement, in order to write .... ...u,.,,. ii iie evt.r vrues naif he knows of the 'Inside" of the last fifty years, the book would be so lively it would have to lie weighted down to be kept still. Hut he won t. He'll be like Bialne. John Sherman, and the rest of them he'll Just tell enough to make the book sell, and will leave out the real sizzling things because to do otherwise would be to hit too many living men. Senator Foraker has Introduced a bill to legalize contracts and agree ments not In "unreasonable restraint of trade," which seems to be a twin brother to the Roosevelt idea of is suing government certificates to the "good trusts," notwithstanding his assertion that all kinds of trouble lies in the Roosevelt idea. Neither will please those who think with Mr. Bry an, that the only good trust is a dead trust. ' I'JMIic ' n do so. t naroiy a thinkable resort. .'. m.,ral pr-ssure should I'"0 - "nfowment of our t it. THINK WHO WORK )',tr,,""r " car down than The builders who are t they (;ari should not hv ,,.i.r rrlM.. ,,7";"v !. is tha evil , ... a"xu' ''li'ated to those ' -i"l n, I n.v n"r enough ' It r.,m,: with a t'.M 'i:' "v"r'-'i"ing i-j' 18,11 '" knows that Tt!"re Is the man , iBj ,.arr(on B,ar I'.c.v. his countrymen ' ln h,i h hi-. believes every fellows may There are a round dozen bills recommended In the president'? last message to congress, but he would probably gladly compromise right now on a certainty of getting half of them through. Some senators, it is said, only give him threethe Al drlch currency bill, an employers' lia bility bill, and some sort of a measure for gathering tariff Information. That the new first assistant post master-general Is a plain speaker was shown when be was asked by the chairman of the house committee why be did not prepare a list showing which postmasters were efficient and which left the work to be done by as sistants. "What's the use?" he re torted, "so long as postmasters are mere political gifts." Well, well, after devoting his whole time for weeks to rounding up his supoprters, the Democrats of Ar kansas voted Senator Jeff Davis a big lemon, at the state primaries. it could not have been worse had he remained in Washington and made a bluff at the duties he draws a sal ary for performing. Wouldn't the proposition set forth In a senate bill that railroads may Issue passes to the veterans of all our wars come under the head of class legislation and be unconstitutional? If not we move to amend by adding editors and that it be passed immediately. Good political eyes have these Ken tucky Republicans who can see a "community of Interests" between the Hughes and Fairbanks support ers. If there be any such- we fear it is of the lion and the lamb brand. 5- CLASSIFIED COLUMNS BABY HIPPOPOTAMUS IN NEW YORK ZOO. New York city became jri.ooo richer recently when a Imhy hippopotamus was born In the Central park zoo. tor that Is the value the park otUVInla pu: ou the lusiy Infant. And he is a lusty youngster, too, fur he can consume several gallons of milk every diiy ami keeps his niothei busy guarding biu when troops of children crowd alwut to udinlre him. One of the old Itlppu 111 tlie park died recently, ami the keepers were Joyful when they fouud you Cailph in the hippopotamus pen one morning. MUCH SNOW LOW DOWN ON MOUNTAINS Candidates' Announcements f AXUIDATK KOIS Slllllill 1' IF CHINOOK WIND SHOl HIVKRS WOl'I.U THIS VKAK I 1 hereby announce myself as a can I didate for the nomination for sheriff. 1.1) COMIC subject to the decision of the voters UK llll.'MKST al lne femocrntic primaries on April ii.. ii iiuuiiuiiiru iiuu eiet leu 1 I promise to perform the duties of the office to the best of my abilitv. , HARRY L. BOWX I for rorxTY Ji iKiK. (Special Correspondence.) Lowell. April 1 We are having all kinds of weather. Snow has fallen 1 of late low down on the hills and if 1 hereby announce myself as a a Chinook wind should set in ! candidate for re-election for the Rc ( which at this time of the vear s I Publican nomination for County likely) we may see the river as high:JudKe Rt tne '-""e county primaries. as at anv time this season. , Apru n, io. The logging camps five miles above Lowell of Joe Hills, McBee's and Mac Crowa's are making prepar ations to push work along as fast as men and money will admit after the! first of April, as the bark will be easily removed by that time, al6 O. R. C11RISMAN. FOR COXSTAULK John J. Hess. I hereby announce : that I will be a candidate for consta , ble on the Democratic ticket. Dbn't forget the primary April 17th. FOB COt'S-r 188K8SOK Mr. Delp Is making preparations for a big time at the skating rink Saturday, the 9th of April. Re freshments will be served. Mr. Michael returned home last' I hereby announce that I will be a week from Eugene, where he had , candidate for re-election to the office been attending circuit court as a ; of county assessor, subject to the petty juror for two weeks. j vote of the Republican party at the Ernest Hyland, the Lowell mer- primary election April 17. chant, made a flying trip to Eugene j B. F. KEENEY. and Mabel last week on business. 1 Tl.o iMillllenl 11,11 linirlna In hum ns OASOMXF WllOl) HA VTI SO v. u. wiiue is preparea 10 saw your wood on short notice. Phone Black 4351. Residence, 516 West Sixth street the days go by and canvassing liter 1 nture begins to fill the mail sucks as all the candidates want to be heard from before the primaries are, held. Some are doing some lively figuring and making great promises In case they are elected, putting us In mind of the darkey In the South that was carrying his brother's books home. Bystanders. Heelng that he 1 had a large number of books, made ' the inquiry: "Going to school, eh? Do you study all those books?" "No, 1 sari dey s me brudrter s. 1 se a ig-. norant kind o' nlggar side him, boss. 1 He has gone an ciphered clean j through addition, partition, dlstrac-1 tion, abomination, justification, ere- j ation, amputation nnd adaptation, i an' specks to gmdunte soon." j Joseph Dire nnd family, of Mabel, j are visiting among relatives near Rush Island. j After all is said and done, Tom Tagart has practically demonstrated that he and his smile are pretty solid with Indiana Democrats, oven If lie did not win the race for Parker. And now they are accusing the prohibitionists with having become Intoxicated with success. Be ye temperate above all things" is a good j thing to bear In mind. And Senator Teller Isn't the only man who wants cotign-ss to slow In doing anything 1 1 tie tills count ry permanently i" tin- IMiHnpiues. Deatli Was on His llivls. Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va.. bad a close call In the spring of IflDfi. He says: "An attack of pneu monia 1' ft nie so weak and with siwh a fearful cough that my rrlends de clared consumption bad me, and thai . death was on my heels. Then I was, iKTsuaded to try Dr. King's N"w Discovery. It helped me Immediate ly, and after taking two and n half; bottles 1 was a well man again. 1 found out that New Discovery Is tliej best remedv for coilg'is a"d lung dis-i eases in the world." Sold und-'r guarantee at W. A. Kuyken lull's drug store. Tide nnd (1. Trial bat tles free. (Wl.l. 1(111 "I NTV WARRANTS Know De-lighte-1 intends to ilriv on but hereliv S.TVO licit to drive lilelU :hi- w that C'li.-.-i-j e!ie is lie st anil lag I. an he p. id on r n:i April 1.. i c-iisc. mi that cc t inn I IT!' Tl t mv Inter- 11 on'- will Olfi"" .1 will . N 1 1 KuiM'tle, I March 1 Has. WO.M N TOAST I I M Here's to men. Sinn- Adam's time They'v nlwnvs bien tin Fane-: Whenever anything c e. ron::, Tho woman is t l'!:'"1' From earlv morn to lat" a' r.i-li'. Tho men nullified, r- at : They blame u- if th-v ov.':' -p. (l'r If Ihev lnl-s a ear. Tlv blame' in if beiiea'h 'If I" 1 Their collar button ' r .'I: They blame us 'f the (it- is . Or it there Is no i nil. They blame us IT they cut selves While shaving, and th y Thnt we're to blame if they To go upon a tear. IP vor KXCW ! The merits of tb T' xas Wfn.-r. ; vou would never suff-r from kidney,, bladder or rheumatic trouble, fl a buttle (two months' treatment). Sold . by O J Hull, or hv mall. Send for; testimonials. Dr. X W. Hall. !:" Olive street. St. Lou:s. 1 TAILOR SlHH" HK.MOVAI. NOT!( K i them- s-.-;cr decld- Here's It the men, tin Who never are at fault: They blai,- ih if th-y ' Hot the p r r-ir ft.. Thev bli lit"' -i' 1 ' Or back a losing h ir-: And when it rains on h ii Tho fault l ours. f Thev blame in if th'-v f.'l And when they n.arr'd Likewise O '-v biame ' sii k. And hen thev fall In d- For everything Thev sav we But. after all. h t- i m the We love them, i'l-' ''"' II. ti it lO D S MrDoueal!, th tailor, has moved bis shop from the Pratt build-1 ilig on Willamette street to the room !l,e door east of the Yerington drug store on Kast Ninth street, where he, i will be found by all his cost .merr,. tr lOlTVw.li HV OWNKI! j THE MARKET E0R REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 11 wfst 8ih St WE BUY . WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE Ki lie-room liouc and lot 1 block from tar line; fim; homo in ttinnl cumin Ion ; a b.iriilii ii! $J,o'HJ or furnlsli- d for $1M (SO H'Tf' Ml i 1 HO HCH'S il j'.'ist lire ; s liousi'. "i" ;'t t f fn.i: ; y cludiim ( v. plat-.-. tiinbi r rrui iihljer; room house Biitall li.tni, Vf)UIli? onh from Kuj;'t;: culnviitioo. ui (I S-ro j tn Ir.rn; nil kind i - I2. imo, in- ; iJitK on tin, i''ns pjtslurii and t s I .r..Hi,j;0 saw at res fenced ; 4 spriim at house; c'iii'k'iu liou.se, il l, all kind of Heat ;ood I'lHIdiiiir I"t '(. ne;tr ;tr lin" , i.jht-rM.Mi !i North Mi'l on Kiit Twelfth 1 !Ol';0 feet. Al- mi'l two lots Innuifn of 3 .1 La office. 1 . , W'iiluineifn St. aliO M'THi:if Ml 'IK Bi.tf.nth snd OnK 9irw. hi ni-en-"d under nf management. fmod r.oard nd room hy th- A.ty, or month. First-r,.tB horn conklnjc c'irken dinf."- "verv ,-'-r tf mus. s v Mir.mr. herrie; t )ioi 1 Illili this for 1 '"t. Hero we jive Hi') arres, fiO acres fenced; 2 home. InrKO loK hou-e ii n d h mil II f (it rue, loK ham, Kranary, well watijr ed with li vim,' stream and sprint;; L'.'mim.ihmi feet hhw tUnher; f niileH frirn Ku Kene. Trice. I :,oo. h'i acren adjoining town; fine S-room house, 3 bar ns; younK family fircliard; ' head hfti'ws. cow. 4 year Hdkh, harne-H. whuoih, ny( cart, loO i hlrkens, tools, im tl erne uU. f urn It ur , etc.; prf'e, (7,'t'Mi: $1,000 rash; ha Ian ' e at r-er cent . aKo hfivo hnninffn open Itil'h and a nrn list of real -! ii to to offer of )Vf?ry des cription. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22wt8'h S. 1 OK SAI.K .1 XT 111 1 (I onl iuueil. ) FOU SALKh.-cond Krtn fir wooit. W. L. Oopacrnoll. at Watt's tf jewelry store. l-'Oli S.M.I-: Cheap, twod second hand Studeltaker ;t-nu-h waun. Kmiiiire at Ktii;eiie Kroeery. if WOOP VOll SALK IB-Inch oak wood, l'luine Karniers or In quire at Steruer's grocery utore.. ntl KOk SALK Huff Orimisui.. rKus, 13 for il. W. IV Hampton, 11UJ Colnmbln avetine, corner lath ot. FOH SALK Natbinal wheel, used oue season: ln uood condition. Will sell cheap. Call at 37s Kust 13th street. tf KOK SALK Loose and baled cheat hay; also oat r:rav. Phono Far mers 13x9. Siiulrv Smith, Ii vIiik. :. 1 a Ut'r K LKOUOU.N KtlOd Pure ured, $1 per settliiit. lieo. Melvln Mil ler, ltoom 0, MeClunt! Ulock. Phono tied 140 1. tr KOK SALK Barred Plymouth Hock, Colden Wyandotte and Ulack Min orca ess, (1 per setting. Address. A. Wood, SaKiuaw-, Or. a2li OAK WOOD KOK SALK Small oak wood: can be used for cook stove without spllttluK: tawed to lti-lneh length. Phone Knrniers' 2SI or enquire at Sterner's grocery, alio KOK SALK Oood .s-room house: lot I)iix210; closo in; good barn; chicken park; garden, fruit trees, berries, etc. Address" II.," care Guard. tf KOK SALK A modem up-to-date cottage of niuo rooms, largo barn; all nearly new; all kinds of fruit, berries and flowers; ono of the best tortious in Kugene. Inquire 766 High street. tf KOK SALE A 3 1-4 wide tire wag on and one bay borse, weight about 12&0 pounds nnd nine years old. Enquire of Squire Smith, Phone Farmers 13x9. BlS FOR SALK Snap for Bhort time on ly. One and a half acres, unlm prorod, adjoining city limits. Cash or terms. Howe & Hnoy, office In Maurer'i jewelry store. FOR SALK Portable Bawmlll, trac tion engine, threshing machine; machinery practically new and ln good condition. Price for entire, outfit $2500 if sold soon. Ad dress "E. P.," caro of Ouard. au KOK SALE Dale cheat and loose vetch buy for anle; also 16-Inch and 4-foot maple wood, well sea soned. Address Louis C. Vitus, Junction It. F. I). No. 2, Oregon. Phone Farmers' 12il. a3 KOK SALE One of the best retail general merchandise country stores in Lane county, having large log ging and farm trade. If you ure looking for a chanco to make mon ey Investigate this opening. Ad dress "X," this office. a20 KOK SALE OR TRADE 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. Monro, 504 Goldsmith street, Protlaud. Or. a4 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. llarbaugh, agent, Room 5, over First National Bank Ilrlng this notice wltb you. KOK SALK OR EXCHANGE Thro" Dilnlng claims In Eldorado Canon district,. 12 miles from Search light, Nev. Assays ns high as H7 per ton ln gold and sliver; will trade for real estate. Price, 500. George Jl. Newman, 7'Jii Pearl street, Eugene. Or. all KOK SALK Large . room modern house must bo sold in 14 days splendidly Improved; hns city wa ter, gas, electricity, beautiful yard, choice shrubbery and many other attractions; offer owner Is now making Is good for 14 days only. Kor partlciiiurK and terms apply to thla ofrice at once, as tho prh-c will soon dispose of the properly, which is but three blocks from car line and in h.'ini, of residence district. WANTED-- Knur. ;.tnio to 3.0H0 acres cleareil or partly cleared land, rich deep soil, adapted to 1 i nit. trucking and live stock: In- I cation desired on river ami creek, ltring us a description and outline, of laud in trails of s0 acres and up. Pacific Land Company, i P. O. Hox JIT, Room 7, over Cham lerK and llrlsinw- bank. if MIH KI.I.ANKdl S , FRANK TITl'S, M. O Homoeo pathic physii-iau and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children given special attention. Karadic gntviuiie.statlr, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments given. Ofico, corner Wlllametio and Eighth streets, Matlock bldg. Residence. I32 Pearl street. Office, phone, Red 10!M. Residence phono, lied 4HS1. ATTOKX KYS-AT-I. W DRESSMAKING Misses Sullivan Jli Miller. Tills Washington street. Phone Red 5 1 Oil. a2 I ACCORIUllN PLlCAVlNG -Dono by Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 llilyard street, near East Ninth, on reason able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf i L. M. TRAVIS, Aitorney-at-luw. of- fire over Eugene Loan & Savings Hank, Kugene, Oregon. I DOKKId & SK1PWOKTH, Attorneys. I at law. Office In llovey building, over Chambers-llrlstow bank IK YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erly tell tho Oregon Land Conipa-' ny about It and they will do the! rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu-i gene. Or. tf GOLD AND SILVER PLATING On ! knives, forks and all household ar-. tides thnt do not look like ih w. ; Write the Oregon Plating Works,' 128 Lownsdulu street, Portlaud, ' Oregou. for prima ! S. 1). ALLKM, Attoriiej-at-la, 616 Willamette strest, Kugene Oregon. L. HI L YEP, Attorney-at-law. Office over Voran's shoe store, Eugeua, Oregon. DON'T fall to 6eo Chfem If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm nnd city prop erty, Improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stuck. II. Che ', Room 11, Walton Bldg. tf NOTICE Having recovered from my injury 1 have resumed my business of horseshoeing nnd general black smllhlng. C. D. Holowuy, East Eleventh street, Kalrmount, Or. HERE'S A CHANCE for you to make money; our representative make $10 a day so can you; Immediate seller anil exclusive territory; agents can carry as side line. G. K. Pennlwell, Mgr., 131 Mutual Life Building, Seattle, Wash. C. A. WINTERM EI ER, Attorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chnmbers-Bris-tow Unnk. WOODCOCK POTTER, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south of Clirlsinan block, Eugene. Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at-law. Rooms 1 nnd 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Rank. 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. KOR TRADE An 8-room modern residence In Minneapolis, Minn, ln 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 4 31, Eugene, Or. tf INTERNATIONAL CORRE8PON PENCE 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 and Instruments (when required) furnished free. Full Information and clrculnrs at the local enrollment office, 4 5 W, Eighth street, R. J. Kirk wood, representative. M)ST ANI KOl'Ml LOST Saturday evening on the streets, a brown purse containing a money order for $5, $10 In cash, a gold cross and some small change. Finder please leave at Guard office and receive reward. roit RENT KOR RENT 8-room hou on North High street. Electric lighted and modernly equipped. Inquire at this office a2 FOR RENT m large front room, furnished: electric light and bath; hot and cold water. 52 V Lincoln street, three blocks west of post office, tf PROFESSIONAL COLUMN HEAL KSTATH AGENTS J. L. CLARK ft CO. Dealers In real eKtute, Creswell, Or. A IWTltACTOHH THE LANE COUNTY AHHTRAC'I CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren lllook, Kugnne, Or. Prices reasonable. MINING U.NGI.NLEItH HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metnllurglni. Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore tre'ilmcut Eugene Ori-go!. I NDEIII A Kl:i!S WILLIAMS A BEAN. Attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean. Practice In all courts of the state and before the IT. S. Land Ofrtca. Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung Building. I. N. 1IARUAUG1I. Special atten tion given to divorce and settle ment tf estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Room , First National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon. JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer. No. 29 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opposite postoffice. Gives special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pensiou matters. Phou Rod 1176. ARCHITECT FREE THOMAS Archltoct. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings ln course of construction. If thinking nf build ing, largo or small, see me. Terms reasonable. Room 7, Clirlsinan block. wAMI.il I J. W. KAYS tit CO., iiinleriakers and ( funeral directors. Eugene. Or. DAY & HENDKK.SON, iiiidcriaiii'rn and eiiiiialiiiiM-s. Corner Willain etto and Seventh streets. WANTED A gentle mare, weight 1200 or I3IMI. Address 173 Weal, Seventh street, Eugene. mil 1 WANTED Olrl for light housework. Call at 308 East Fltleenlli street. WANTED - A girl to assist In K ' era! housework. Enquire at onci al "7 West Seventh street. al WANTED Ten ladles and gents dul ly to get their clothes cleaner and pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. tf h namonaaaasamttii A WANTED To rein, a five or six room cottage not too far out. Pip ed for gas o ,l.-ed for eiectrie liy. Address P. O. Hox !;.", Eu gene. a7 WANTED - Good borse. U'-,t lo 1.1MI pound, suitable for lady to drive; also two-eaieil top larriugi'. Ad dress P. O. Hox 2 17, with descrip tion tf AGENTS WANTED 1 '. 2'J crayon poriratt 40 cents; frames lo ten's and up: sheet picture on cent each. You fan make 4oo per cent profit, or $311 per week Caia-l-iglle and samples free. FRANK W. WILLIAMS COMPANY. 130s W. Trylur street, Chicago, III, tii -V. T. GORDON, funeral director. I State licensed cmhnlmer. Office I and residence, Tenth und ,Oilve streets. Phono Red 4 4M. I I'll VSICIANS AM) SI III. EONS DR. ANN. i MAI1RER, Osteapathli phy'ciau. All r lira Din disease truaied. Women and children I specialty. Office over K. E. Diiun'l Phong Red 1631. DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopath!) physician. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 12; 1:30 p. in. to 4:30, Hauip. , ton building. 7th and Willamette streets. Residence ani otflc phon C171 Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men It is positively the best JOc Cigar on the market I ::'-; U. co i KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eugene. 0 DR. H. L. HTI1DLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers store, MS Willamette. street Phone Black 1320. Consultation free. Residence 734 Kerry street. I'lionn Red 3197. C. II CANNON, M. D. llomoepathlr physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a specially. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Hullo I, 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. Phono Main 540. Hoards Hoffman House. Phone Main 1 1. . Easter Po&t Cards at SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store l