THE KVGEVE DAU.T GCARD. KRIPAY, AI'HII. 3, "1008
"""ilrM III
s:,v of tuu week.
'trf SteJ Address ull com-
, eif"6 , ,i.-e all remit-
moral drawn for the retailer was
"advertise."
In a telling address, J. F. Wear!
of Cherokee, sx-ivtary of the North
western Retail Lumbermen's A -
elation, told0th:- 140 lnmln mi -.i a'
the convention that hv liberal
' . (lljard. clcffi.il ... . , . .0
10 iae -loiiui uxu uo.ouig a:ive:-nsti; -
and newspaper advertising lar.-.ch
aiono could they hope fjr sucf.si
against the mail order comp tiior
He advocated the use of the same;
cuts, the some reading matter and
nil, M C .jvance) 2.00 ttne same or better prices hv the re-'
jK-'-s " 50tsi!er in his newsna - iv,.w,.
?Srrier:r." month .SO.
d W carT! e n advance 4.00;
that the mail order h hail In
lw- . . i.au n
HIV ... .am U dUO " " " - rr. i . . .
..w cuiin; ui rtinerua are
1!
readers of the dally papers and nat
urally look to them for guidance in
:iim; Fueene, Oregon, poetof
1 FjS-r.'.ass matter.
" Itholr l.nvlnr, 11
- The Guard. -...b ' t-oniiiiouuK's re-
:r...-inT ar auium.. ' - wucuin ii ue
P frpoeipt for subscriptions or j food or raiment. The man that aj
PrL nther business for Tneiveptj
intelllirentlv niol lil.i,...ii,. t..
the n.au that gets thetrade amp the
medium for transmitting this intel
ligence to the public is the paper thai
goes to the home the local daily. It
is no experiment, but has been tried
times without number and always
with the best of success. No good ad
vertiser ever goes broke, it is the
fallow whom everybody knows and
who doesn't need to alverti-e that
invariably falls into the hands of tip.
bankruptcy courts. If you win; the
trade you must go alter it in the
sam0 manner that is followed by the
mail order houses and the good;
and prices in test be right. You can't
fool the people all the time, no mat.
ter how successful you may be in
fooling them once, it is the Roods
and the low prices that count along
with wide publicity of these facts.
r inr other busim
weekly Guard:
C,e" A Drury.
'VisTera are authored to
111 TreHl-t for subscriptions
ulmber of Associated Ires.
FPJ1.AV. Al'Iilf- . !!)
HPVOTSH'l'KKOIi
w!ly no' iti'ft a campaign to pe-
.k. h:t Hlng 01 111
M t
;trie ril'''''! tnrougn m
The road m g-'uif io
to till? '. u,at ls sure' R5
. ... . 1 K... tf
ted in csleruay s uuuiu, ......
could BT'tr It alang it worn-, re
urtli vast amount in increase .
rsperir values 10 t-us"ti -.-..
neit twelve montns.
Vothlng makes a city grow mm---.
in to have it recognized as a r.tl
ad center. Eugene now has the
D.ihera Pacific, the Wend ling
Luca. and the Welch system of
Ltric roads. With the coming' of
Oregon Electric it will b? the
L important railroad center in
state, and jobbing houses and
kuulacturing industries will nat-
L push their line to completion this
tuulscturlng Industries will nat
tilf locate here, because oft the
j's transportation facilities.
Let us offer the Oregon Electric
Winy company special Inducements
push its line to completion this
tar If possible.
iMJAMi;XTltY ItAR
m:i:iikii at capital
Tie e-.idenc3 adduced before the
jedilhous? committee which is in
stating the charges of lobbying
ii tonnection with submarine boat
:??:5lation emphasizes the desira-
iii'y of congress enacting a law es-
ibllshing a parliamentary bar. A'
ocg as persons are permitted to rep.
wen: interests Paving 'legislation
tforj Kiisresi and to keen tli?in
ses Ml cf sight or nearly s-'O, a'.id
tir etnploynieat a secret or virual-
so, so long will congressmen and
ill ntrsjns not. their constituents,
"lag business tith them, be open
IMplfiOil.
Without the pght which Is rhe.l
P3t sniijo"'.- under rttnalilmotfon
f tijr.-ts ! ou .-id" tnnier. the
ci ty.:s (H;:.tiy would ie in a
water m; is ihaa they now are. Not
one C(ir.'.'r ..-:.imau In ten understands
feels on viiuh lie votes and the
'b'-'rs in mot casei ohtain their
information from interested parties
aer than by original research.
Isis is of ueoesity the case and is
no means a rellectlon upon the
Personnel of congress. CorpiOa
Uons pay enormous sums to attor
T to present cases affecting their
Interests to the courts and no one
Mestlons such employment of dh
Uasnished counsel. Why It should
regarded as honorable employ
tnt to accept a commission t j over
"row the action of congress by dem
"strating its unconstitutionality in
courts and on the other hund,
'Ploynien: to prevent congress
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
has made an estimate of wheat still
on hand in this country, and statis
tics bearing the date of March 9
show that there is still on hand of
the old crop some US, 721, 000 bush
els. One hundred and forty-eight
million bushels seems like a lot, bet
It Is well to compare the figures with
the amount on hand a year ago at
the same time. We learn that March
9, 1907, there were 206,64 1,000
btisftels of old wheat In the country.
While we have enough to make ns
a few loaves of bread, still our re
serve has been diminished.
Statistics of the agricultural de
partment show one of our greatest
sources of wealth to be the live
stotk of cjiJ5at:on. It3 total value
on January 1, 190S, was placed by
statistics at $4,331,230,000. The
figures show that there has Ijyon a
decrease in values per head of horses,
mules, cows, beef cattle and swine,
while there has been a slight In
crease in the price of sheep since
1907 began. In the total value of
livestock we have a loss of almost
$9G, 500,000 In a single year.
A woman in Los Angeles has been
adjudged insane because she arose
in a theatre of that city and demand
ed that one of the acts of lh.' piny be
omitted. Did the lunacy commission
first atfnd the theatre before tak
ing action? !f not it Is posdhle that
Tin y have done that wjman a gi v.i.
wren.:.
i.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Oil HAI.K
W iM tli-
ontiiiiicd. )
l-nvsiciANs AM) sii:t.i:tis
jewelry more.
KOlt SAl.K h.c.uo'. K"..tn f!r
wiHiu. V. I., Copjeruoll, at Watt's
tf
1 KOK SA1.I'- Team. a::on and har
ness, $l."i0. A.i.iress or call on
I 1'. O. Ilox H'i. t'jimr.:. Ore. at
WAN IK I
oral lion
at 7 7 W.
-A g::-i t.i ai
;eve; j,. l-:aouii'i
St Srvcntll strce
in g..n.OlU
lit OiU
AN I - To rem, :i hvo or s.x
rttoiu luHisr, rtof Kinjii,''t' of
S. liaiific a: w Y.Wk'U'w th:;tlit'.
ANN.v MAI'KKU, t)stt-ap.Hluo
phv-'i Lin. AH nblo (ii w.
tn'.tioJ. Woiiu 11 11 ml ctiihirt'u &
OIH'fialiv. Dffiro over K. K. I)uim'&
r ho lid 1UJ o
! you SAl.K riu-ap.
1 hand Stuilt'luikor
J Knqutiv ai Kas-.'n.
-O-
K.-o.l
'A -iiu-h
uroc-'
stM-oiul-v3;oii.
Y OO 1 VOW SA l.K 1 ti-i n i- h u 11 k
wool. Thorn TaniUTs JhU or in
quire at StorntT's Ki-tK-ory sttir;. a6
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1
FOlt SALE Huff Orpington ggs.
i 13 for $1. W. IV liampn. H"-
Columbia avenue, corner 19th hi.
FOlt &AI.K Loose anil baKM cheat
' hay: also oat straw. lMione Ktir
! mers 13x9. Squire Suiitii, Irving.
I o ;, t :.
! l't)l SA1.IO--One No. 3 Oliver Type
i writer: also one No. 7 Kay-Sho;
j bLth I'.iachlnes In gooil ord.r. t
S. Frank. it
I FOlt SAI.K
! one season
sell cheap,
street.
Natl ituil wheel, used
In good condition. XV ill
I'aii at 3 S Fast 1 :'.lh i
If
WANi'FK Ten ladies and gents dai
ly to get their clothes cleaned and
pressed at the Kugeue Iye Works.
tf
WAXTKH -liood horse, 12.M1 to 13..0
pounds, suitable for lady to drive;
a!su two-setited top eartiaiP. Ad
dress F. O. Hox 247, with descrlp
tloti. tt
GEORGE J. GOULD.
Itecelvershlps for two Could lines nre attributed hy the financier to fed
eral and state mill-railway legislation and not to the antagonism of other high
liuaneitil interests, ns has been staled in some quarters. Mr. fiould. who In
herited much of his t'uther's genius for great Uunnchil undertakings, bus been
the controlling and guiding bund In the niniiageiiient of the fortune left b
the late .lay Gould nud has been remarkably successful. Ills recsat
his frionds assert, are only of a temporary nature.
HAY FOl! SAl.K Three ni
tons of niled vetch nr.d c.i at
lor sale. liei-'i'.an iVh.-ic,
mile uo.-tll of lMi.-'."n-
all
FOlt
TWILH.IIT TOWN
Over dar in Twilight Town,
u hen de sun goes diittln down
Hriftin" to his place of rest,
Wlungst de shadows in de west
liat's whar things appear to me
Tes' like what a town should be.
Castles rlsin' fob. yoh view
Shlftin', changin', always new.
Wails of crimson, seas of light,
flnlden streets to lef an' right.
Wouldn't I Jes' like to go
Dnr and not ccmie back no mo'!
Oat's de place where all Is gay -While
you look It dies away!
Oat's de way wif all yoh dreams,
flat's de way wif all yoh schemcs
Cilorious foh a little' while.
Hen clean faded, like a smile,
Or n ""wdrop or a rose.
Dat's de way de story goes.
Castles ris an' tumble down
Same as dar In Twilight Town.
Washington Star.
toinohllc school I suppose you under
. stand everything?"
j "All but one thing, sir."
"What's that?"o
"What the de-il makes the thing
go without horses." Life.
j TAIIXJIt SHOP KKMOVAIi NOTK'K
I D. S. McDougall, the tailor, hns
! moved his shop from the Pratt bulld
I lug on Willamette street to tho room
! one door east of the Yorington drug
; store on East Ninth street, where ho
, will be found bv all his customers, tf
ii vol' kxfw
Tha merits of the Tc-xapi Winder.
you would never suffer from kidney,
I bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
j bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for
i testimonials. Dr. M. W. Hall. 1921
, Ollva street. St. Louis.
SALIC- A line piati.'. si;g'ally
used; a big liirgaiu at $lt'J. AI
Stevens ilul.n's id.-.uo iioo-e.
Commercial Club b!och.
llt'FF LF-CllOliN K(i:S- line bred.
$1 per selling. i;eo. Melvln Mil
ler, itoom 211, .McClung Ulock.
Phono Hed 14t'.l. tf
AtiKNi'S WA.VIKIl lfix-.':- craon
portraits 40 cents: frames 10 cents,
and up; sheet pictures one ct-tit
each. You can make 4oo per cent
protit, or $3t per week. Cata
logue and samples fre. l-'UANK
W. WILLIAMS COMPANY.
(j)OW. Taylor street. Chicago. 111. u2
WANTI'.lP - From r.uiio to 3. hod
V. res iiean d or partly clear d
lalul, rich dep soil, a.lapled to
fiiiit. Iriiiiilng and live siocl:; lo
cal ion do.-ired on liver and crei-U.
Lriug us a iti-scripl ion and outline
ot land in tracts o;' !n0 acres and
up.
Pacific Luad INimpany,
P. O. Ilox 247, Loom 7. over Cham
bers and lirl-iow bank. il
.HIM l-.l.l...Ni:tll h
Dlt. OLIVH C. WAI.l.lllt. Osteopathia
O.ysicinn. Ol'tice liours, 9 a. m.
O'o 12: 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Ilampo
ton building. 7th and Willamette
streets. Residence, ami office
phoUH 6171
UK. II. I.. STUhLKY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Chambers'
store, 5 IS Willamette streev
Phono Hlack 1326. Consultation
free. Kesldenco 734 Ferry sirouL
Phona Hed 3197.
C.T1. CANNON, M. I). Hotnoepathlc
physician and surgeon. Chronic
disease c and diseases of women
and chWlren a specialty. Klectrl
cal vibratory and light treatment.
Office, Suite. I, 2 nud 3, Dunn build
ing. Phono Main 540. Hoards
HoiO.ian House. Phone Main 11.
J. Fit AN K TlTi'S, M. II Homoeo
pathic physician and surgeon,
chronic diseases and diseases of
women ami children given special
attention. Paradlc galvanic, static,
X-ray and vibratory electrical
treaiuuiQs given. Olice, corner
Willamette and Klgblli streets,
Matlock hldg. Kesldenco 633
Pearl street. Ofi'Oo phone, Ked
lO'l. Kesldenco phone, Hod
49.S1.
FOH SALF; - Some high grade sec
ond hand organs at bargain prices
at Stevens & Huliu's piano house,
Commercial Club block. If
FOU SALF Purred Plymouth Hoik,
tiolden Wyandotte and Hlack Min
orca eggs, $lper setting. Address,
A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. a26
FOlt SALF. Haired Plymouth Hock
eggs, $1.00 per setting. 'Cheaper
rates In Incubator luts. Address G.
W. Spores, Sptiugflold, Or.o
OAK WOOD FOK SALIC Small oak
wood; can be used for cook stove
without splitting; sawed to 16-inch
length. Phone Farmers' 2SC or
enquire at Sterner's grocery. a3
DiilCSSMAKLN'li - Misses Sullivan & '
. Miller. ol'iS Washington si reel.
Plume Hed f. 106. n'.M j U
ACCOItlllON PLfcA ti.MJ -Holm by
Mrs. Pert Vincent at (127 Hilynrd
street, near East Ninth, on reason
able terms, l'hone Hed 3302. tf
0
IF YOU WANT A blue print
doth of the lands opened for
try April iith Pi nil 14th, send all
ccins eucu 'io iioseourg rtusiracii
on j
en-
A ITOHMCYS AT-I.AW
O-
M. TKAiSAitorney-at-law. Of
fice over Rugene Loan & Savings
Hark, Plugene, Oregon.
UOHHIS &. SK1PWOUTH, Attorueys
at law. Office in llovey building,
over Chambers-Hrlstow bank.
1). ALLE", Attorin.j-nt-la, 618
Wtllameue street. Eugene Oi-egun.
C'ompany, Kosehurg, Or.
THE l.lf.'HTF.K SIIIIC
A Similiii'liy.
Sam .lohnsnn Am dut ?tory 'bout
George Washington and de cherry .
tree in do Bible?
Parson Jackson Suttinly not! 1
Sam Johnson Wnl. ain't dal storv
'hoot Jonah and io whale in de Bi
ble? Parson Jarkson It suttinly am.;
Why?
Sim Johnson Why. I thought
nroliahly de same reporter wrote 'em
both.
HI
THE MARKET
P0R
R E AL
w bit
The Itelic Mill.
t'Tt'ii strolf d hi J lone.
looked over the land-
i-hil; I Vl'.
W'
from
cnaci-: unfair or uncDnstitu-
""l legislation should be frowned
ln, Is not exactly clear.
Flr Us own sake congress should
prmtiri,,;; i.fore ,ts commit
'on tr f;,m,. bii-a pan0 as prac
b,;.r,. ,, ,..,,irts. A law re
Wring ,., r, U;...,.Um ()f ,,,RS.
"" repr .-seatatlves, togetlier with
'"'i-m.H! measures in which
ero ia
siir-iy must b" t; iu: a nw
is tneddlers, w!u"i Hindoos an
n,.H',.. m.T here to toll tl'"ir i r n-
i hies and ask us to help th 'ui m dir
tile Knglish out of India. Still, is ma
be only because they know their his
tory? ICngland was never made to
turn loose but one country, you know.
Congressman Cou.lrey, of Missouri,
thinks ex-presidents shhould be hon
orary senators for Jlfe, at 2r,,0o0 a
year for life, and has Introduced a
bill to that efefct. This seems to be
another attempt to knock the senate
by landing "Teddy" therein.
a A prohibition exchange .i.m
know whv, If saloons are such a good
thing they are closed on election
dav? We give it up. "l ss 11 18 '"r
the reason there is danger sometimes
of getting too much of a good thins"-
whiskers
w it c.li:
' 1,,, t-.j.l (..-M
v.-- t'eii gin act
-i :-o; iinv of tl:'
"her,.',
d em
: of tie
hi
Mtfle
the b!
of
o .mil of bnll.-t an
cksnitli to hammer out
tell
one
th in broken officer' swords. '
Al Appraisement.
A wninnn fell from a ferrvboat
crossing ever to Camden the other
dav and a neor Irishman nvnng ov-r
and rescued her. When shT- was safe
Iv landed on the deck her htuband.
who had been a calm sneetator of
the aceldeat, handed the brave fellow
Some rif the !iv9lande-s ev-e.i-.ii;cJ
indignntion Pat said: "Ar'ah, don t
I blame the gentleman-- re miows
I best. Perhatw if I hadn't saved her
he'd have given me a doiiat.
Well, at any r.i;e. those who pn
dictel from t!u first 'hat the bafle-
tcail. u I'" -'"i - i
ship fleet was
htm
few
tli- .,.i;i-:.-i
l-t..ld-you
hand.'
nl a ,
Wrong ItuxiiioK. Prlncipli.
"Here's good news." grunted Gib
sa f'.olde. "That roll of no'os I lost
has been found by a clerk out tf
work." , , ,
He thrust the biter In his pocket
and fell noon the ham and eggs mot
beer'ilv then before.
"Itetter give h'oi a .lob. said Mrs.
' fiolde, .-is she ri.ill"'! ner muhohiio
d be. "'im'l
u.-iness."
1 i oh ' i
v.atit any
died
1D th- v
'rested and the parties
r.'oreseiitefl imd the
'"Sfnt enforcement of penalties
"filure to so register, would do
osrd ridding the capital of
lrabi5 citizens than countless
"ltlJ 'nv?:lgailons.
0' TO PKiHT TIIK
IM.VII, WITH K1IIK
r;?ht
1r.
the devil with his
f l.lsl
1 no
An tirlliy I11'1-"
dav from eve. --i-" !I",E!
hern. The warning
l. Ignored by those addicted io th
haldt heP-abouts. i
The mhe
ch
in lev
e'-e 'lierbia
lav the b
I nli'-
d of a board
of tile liovi '
If enngres. Is really going to get
after the vagrants in Washington the
law .hnuld be so drawn as to Include
lobbyists whoce means of support are
not visible.
1 lur J"'nan wnicn w-ent, out
tinual convention of the
x'V Lumberman's Associa-
r"ltit'1 'a J,ar'nalltnwn recently.
,? 1" tt.n competition of the
,,K'ii hou.a
i: - a, ,.. r
k ,', ' referred to m;.re es-
1 o. iiitiu onjer noose
Tv. ,in hands of the Johnn.m
own'' . , i,...!,,. any trouble with
Doom are uoi -
h&, boxes-Its no! moving fast
enough to make 'era.
MOTHKK'S RIK'HFV
Seventh and OaK street!, has open
ed under n, management. f.o.
hoard and room s u--month.
Fir---!.-.-' ,h " 1
Chicken dii:"r "V,rv '' ',.,
wiping lii knife upon the tablecloth, j 1
, tht't what von do at home?" he I
.. i ii te A T
a KeO. iuo:erte. .,- . - ,
! '-(ii. no." an-red lh" boy, j
quickly: "we have cleai knives."
I One Way Out. I
' "Ll'ten!" said the man of middle:
""'lie was bendine over the palmist.
' whuoerlng ..Tcitedlv In her enr. I
"Listen "j, be said again. "My if!
Is coming toOw.ii t hi aft- n'in to
have her fortune told, and ir von'
want to make some money on the.
""'lie laid a banknote on (he stuffed
ow! head. . , :
Tell her on no acioiint to bu a
,,.r ...,r i.ecaue vou read In her '
ii thm
king In an a
I t.
i Ident
lie killed
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& RugiV s
22 wft S h St
Wt BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Niue-room house and lot 1
block from car line; fine
home good condition; a
' burgaln at 12,000 or furnish
ed for $2,400.
iso-acies 6 miles from Kugene;
160 acres In cultivation; 220
pasture; splendid S-roum
house. 6Ui:0 Lam; all kinds
of fruit; price J 12,000, In
cluding everything on the
place.
160 acres. (,: acres pasture and
timber cruises I .r.00,000 saw
timber: acres fenced; 4
room bouse, spring at house;
Htnai bira. chicken house,
young orchard, nil kinds of
berries: .-!, ool I mile. Heal
tb! i for 1 1 .".'io.
Here we av" 160 acres, 60
a. res t. t.ce. ; bmlse !. IlirgO
..g Io. i-.. and small frame,
log bara. granary, well water
ed w it ii 01 vtng strecun and
soring. 2. noii. 000 feet saw
tlinb'r; ! miles from Ku
gene. Priee, JUi'JO.
Si acres adjoining town; fine
Si-room house, 3 barns:
young family orchard: 5
head horses.5,6 cows, 4 year
lings, harness, wagons, bug
gy, cart, 100 chickens, tools,
Implements, furniture, etc.;
price, I7.H00; $1,000 rash;
baleaee at C per if nt.
We a!"o have business open
lr. and a large list of real
5iat to offer of every des
cription. McMURPHEY
& RUGH
22wtst8;h Si.
',lHMI4.t IIIUI tf 1
FOlt SALIC Good 8-room house;
lot 66x210; closo In; good bam;
chicken park; garden: fruit trees,
berries, etc. Address" 11.," care
Guard. tf
Foil SALIC A Oiodern up-to-date
cottage of nine rooms, large burn;
all nearly new; all kinds of fruit,
berries and flowers; onu of the
best loctlons in lCugenu. Inquire
766 High street. tf
FOH SALF. A 3l-4 wldo tiro wag
on nnd nno bay horse, weight
about 12D0 pounds nnd nine years
old. Enquire of Squire Smith,
Phone Farmers 13x9. alS
FOH SALF. Snap for short lime on
ly. One nud a half acres, unim
proved, ndjolnlng elly limits. Cash
or terms, llowo & Hnoy, office in
Mauler's Jewelry store.
FOlt SALIC Portable snwmlll, trac
tion engine, threshing machine;
machinery praitlcnlly new and u
good condllion.. Price Tor entire
outfit $::fi0i if mild soon. Ai.
dress "!C. P.," care of Guard.
'
1 FOlt SAI.1C
I vetch bay
llaio cheat, and loose
for sale; also I'i-iii'ii
and 4-foot maple wood, wed mi
s eicd. Adilreu Louis C. Vitus,
.lf?:ic;lon if. F. I'. No. 2, Oregon.
Phono Farmers' 1 2!t. a3
IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop
erty tell the Oregon Land Compn
ny about It and they will do tho
rest. 41!) Willamette street, Ku
gene. Or. tf
0
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING On
knives, forks and all household ar
ticles that do not look like new.
Wrlto the Oregon Plating Works,
128 Lownsdnlo itroot, Portland,
Oregon, for orlcaa
1,15 L. 1IILYEU, Attornoy-at-lnw. Oitica
over Yorau shoo store. Eugouo,
Oregon.
DON'T fall to see Cheiem If you
want bargains In real estate. We
buy and sell farm and city prop
erty, improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stork. II. Chu
vem, Houui tl, Walton Uldg. tt
NOTICE Having recovered from my
injury I have resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general black
smlthlng. C. 11. lloloway, East
Eleventh street, Falrmount, Or.
?U CASH AND till PICK MONTH
0lll buy a beniillful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will he sufficient lo niako you In
dependent for life. Handsome
pamphlet, valuable Oiformatton
and contract friie. F. H. Holiluson,
general agent. Pacific Grove, Cal.
C. A. WINTEKMEIICK, Attorney-at
law. Land titles and probato spec
ialties. Office over Cliauiburs-Uris-tow
llnnk.
WOODCOCK POTTEH, Attornoys-at-law.
A. tl Woodcock and E. O.
Potior. Office one block south of
Chrlsman block, Eugono, Oregon.
LEON II. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at-law.
Hooins 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
and Stivings Uank.
WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-law.
J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will
practice in ulPthe courts In the
stalo. Officii, room 3, Waltou
Hloclt, Eugene, Oregon.
IN'liCHNATIONAL COHKESPON
dP.N'CIC SOIIOOLS "Tho Husy
Man's University." GIveB a thor
ough training at your own home
in nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books n ml Instruments
i when required) furnished free,
full Informal Ion and circulars at
Hie local enrollment office, 4." W.
Kielilh nireet, It. J. Klrkwood. rep-resentatlve.
WILLIAMS & HICAN. itttorneys-at-law.
J. W. Williams, L. E. lleau.
Practice In all courts of the stato
nnd before tho H. S. Land Office.
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClunfcj
lliilldlng.
1. N. 1IAUUAUOH. Special atten
tion given to divorce and settle
ment if estates. Agent for Conti
nental Insuranco Company. Kooiu
6, First National Dunk Hullilliig,
Eugene, Oregon.
?ICSSE
C. WELLS, Lnwyer, No. 28
West Eighth streot, Eugene, Or.
opposlto postoflico. (lives special
attention t" tlni examination of ab
stracts, drafting wills, settling es
tates, conveyances and collect loiia.
Also in all pension mailers. Phono
Hed 1176.
run, iiic.vi
FOH SALIC Hy owner one new :
room cotttige, closi in; m idern; lot
6(1 2-3x162; also one 9-roiim house,
deep well; plastered; rock founda
tion; corner lut, 6Sxl20. Will sell
at a bargain. Inquire at this of
fice, tf
FOH SALE One of the best retail
general merchandise country stores
In Lano county, having lanQ log
ging nnd farm trade. If you are
looking for a chance to make mon
ey Investigate this opening. Ad
dress "X," (his office. a20
FOH SALIC 30 acres or river bottom
land; 2 4 acres In full bearing or
chard; one mile from city limits;
new S-room house and first-class
improvements. Will sell as a whole
or will sub-divide. Enquire ut
this office. tf
FOH SALIC OH Tit A HE 3 20 acres
of timber at'.d 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 properly, or make n ali
offer. II. Moore, .10 4 Goldsmlil
hip ei, I'rotlaiiil, Or. n4
FOlt KENT - Vlou.ii house on North
High street. Electric lighted ami
moilernly equipped. Inquire' at this
olilco a2
.1
FOlt KENT A largo front roiim.i
furnished; electric light and hath;
hot and cold water. 52 1 Lincoln
street, three blocks west of post
office. O if
i FKICIC THOMAS Architect. Sketch-
es and plans drawn, hluo prints
and BpeclflcatioiiH. General super
vision over buildings In course of
construction. If thinking of build
ing, large or small, see me. Terms
reasonable. Itoom 7, Chrlmnuu
block.
M$T AXI KOl .VD
LOST Saturday cven4ng on I he
streets, a brown purse coulalnlng
a money order for $-", $10 In rnsh,
a gold cross nnd some small
change. FlWer please leave at
Guard office and receive reward.
LOST Large, heavy, gold belt
buckle. Please lenve at this of'
flco and receive reward. a3
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
ItliAL KSTATK AGENTS
J. L. CLAKK & CO. Dealers In real
' t'stge, (,'reswell, Or.
FOH foW.IC OK EXCH NiiK -- Three
mining claims In Eldorado ('anon
district, 12 mib'sO from Search
light, Nev. Assays as high as $j:7
per ton In gold and sliver; will
trade for real estate. Price, $2.
f.00. George H. Newman. 795
Pearl street, Eugene. Or. all
FOK SALE Large H.room modern
house must be sold In 14 days -splendidly
Improved; has tlty wa
ter, gas, electricity, beautiful yard,
rholre shrubbery and many other
attractions; offer owner Is now
making Is good for 14 days only.
For particulars and term apply
to this office at once, as the price
will soon dispose of the property,
which la but three blocks from
car line and In heart of residence
dMrlrt.
THE
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It $vcs him relaxation.
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
9o., Humus 2 ami a, Waren work, favritc among all thinking men
Eugene, Or. I'm es reasonable. I t. . .. i .i . n
It is positively the ocst JUc
AIISTUAfTOItH
LANE COUNTY AHSTKACT
MINING K.NGl.VEF.ItH
1IEK1IKKT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Kellable
Information furnished to Intending
Investors. Examinations and re
ports on mines and ore trHtmenl.
Eugene Oregon.
Cigar on the market
I'MlEHTAKKItH
J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
DAY 4 HENDrCKSON, undertakers
and emhalmeni. Corner Willam-i-ltH
and Seventh streets.
WANTE1J ! W. T. GOKDON, funeral director.
I ' Sta'e licensed emliiilmer. Oftlce
Itt'iviKU - Girl H.p Petit housework.' '"' residence. Tenth nnd Olive
Call at 308 Ka Fifteenth street.
slleels. Phoim Hed 41K1.
Easter
Post Cards
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SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Cook Store
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a io; h;
advertising.
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