Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 09, 1908, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Eugene daily guard., April 09, 1908, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextV TltfNE DAiLY GUARD. -rrpITi.NTiMJ i, inc. -Jrlcs H. l-isl't-r. . --rri,VLr.v day of the week, . .,ted Address all com-(jaW-. ani make all reu.it a ...ble lo The Eugene Guard, 'flf julTilition iiaij-' lHiily per week. $ .15 hv carrier, per month .u Iiir' . vear tin advance) 4.00 '.:: i n advance) 2.00 .50 0 B0 ' i$d E "n Guard, per "Overusing rates I ..ialtOO. ado on . .. Piirpne. unnio. po Orofjm, postof- Be' ,s. fnr lH r DtloiHTor ,'T.nv uiher btwricfis) ft. TliS) TLell-J."I- Cers burr-George A. Drm V in .5 maste, ro anthorlzdd; to .1 iAuirJV mis u. !f?he liny and Weefciy Gumr.1. "TJjiTbI'B nB NT PAPFT.. "' Jfcssoer ' AsmsiaM- fVTRSllAV. APB.1- l. tt0 ,, ffpJIAXSCMB Ft iK IXIVEItSITV The Venial Culture Club a most enthusiastic meet- lug at the cluh roAma on Tuesday afternoon. Officers for the coming year were lected ami resolutions pass- ud favoring the Stale fniver- lit? appropriation bill.- Each member was urged to use her Influence with the voters in favor of that measure. Rose- burg Review. , Cl'AlUI GUARANTEES LARGEST CIRCULATION : We desire again to call attefltion to the fact that the Daily and Weekly Guard guarantees the largest circula tion of any newspaper In the upper Willamette valley. Its combined dally and weekly circulation Is 3800, whlcb means, at the approved esti mate of five readers to each subscrib er, that Tub Guard has 19,000 regu lar readers. No other paper covers Its field as completely and thoroughly as does Th? Guard. Advertisers will l glucn every opportunity to verify tils circulation statement from our mbirri;i;ion books, press record and nailing Hits, and makc3 a standing oiler to forfeit $100 to any charitable or worthy caus? if any competitor in this field can prove to the satisfac tion of a committee of reputable bus iness men that It has a bona fide cir culation as great as that cf The Guard. MEXICO FEARS DESIGNS OK U. S. The Information has been given out la a semi-official way at Wash ington that the Mexican government Is nj at all stitisfi?d with the aUi tao of the newspapers of Amerlcu toward that country, and that the people of t-.io southern republic are uneasy lost the United States govern ti' has in its mind a desire f jr a portion of Mexico's territory. i There is absolutely nothing In tlu 'ears of our Mexican friends from tnU source, trat on the contrary, we treinore than anxious that they shall keep all that they have. No doubt Hey gaiaed the Idea that we are seek ing lomo of their territory from the foct that the American navy has been 1ng the range at Magdalena Bay 'or urge practice. But all this has with the consent of the Mexican oernment. It was nuggested some Man ago that this government buy portion of Uiwcr California for this "T purpose, but It is understood the matter never went further "at a mere suggestion. The United tes governnii-nt is not acquiring territory by conquest at the present and our neighbor; can rest as Wed that thpy are perfectly safe. Tke flritish commercial attache at Yokohama has written a report on sulij.,; (: ,he Japanese export in h.iinan hair, which Is an in 4st:y f r-c.jnt gr.)wth in Japan, total tx,ori In ID 04 amounted I) little over ?1000, but In 1! K'lo-m ;r iVu-d' Ji)o,000. Altho(je rapid rale of progress was no 0'.taiiied during 1907, yet the fh--y(w:s welh sustained. The hst'r VPtrtedj) black In color and rather '5)-o, ud consists almost entirely 01 'lie combings of women of the low. w classy A French(g)ish manufac wr '-wika exports large quan:l I t0 Paris, where the hair Is made " into iss Ani oth(,r arllcieSi hich 801 a ready market. It is f luted that the trouble lie- tWt.; the United Minn V,irlt.r nf Am. ttla: r'f!i and the owners of the coal n itllllwfcv t II... I--.I. I C...,,.j the price of coal to the i average h..e-,. : no.jer. it has climbed i u. ,,,,,! notch figure and will r.nuin , umil the Kowriitncni d .. sonichi-,.: 1 to liio.-e re'uows, in gi-(, thi-in release their srip of the liutknt. In t!' 0 laitsi caiuiida'.e for tae off-ic V president of the United States i 1 Fred S. Wheeler, of Los Angeles, who (will probably be tB Prohibitum (OVndard bearer. Ho V sai i.i i. , exemplary citizen, highly regarded by the men and women engaged In the temperante nioveineiit through out the United States. He has open ed up his headquarters in the south ern city and will make an. active fight for pie nomination. The anarchists are still ensured In their l:w)ess work at Chicle-, and the authorities of that city-'will do well to make a g-ner.0: cleanup of that element and either place the un. cfyslral.'Jeii in jail or selid them out of the country. For the most part the anarchistic elemmt is composed of foreigners, who under the law have no right to remain unless they arc good and law-aliid inir citizens. Falilmnks Kays tariff revision will be by the present congress, al an ex tra session of congress, ealli- i:n;,-..-diiitely after the piv.-hl nihil elec tion; Cannon says by the nctt con gress, to be eall.-d net spring Which Is most, likely to know 7 Our guess It that It will 'depend on v,hi.!i party conli-jls ihe next house. Congressman Clark, of Flirida, says Altorni y-Ueneial Bonaparte has not more than u bowing acquaintance with the law. and thai he is is out of place in his job. Up until press hour Mr. Bonaparte's resignation has nei ther bpen asked for by Iho president nor tendered. Some men are so slow in taking a hint. We fear, from the pessimistic statement of Colonel George Harvey, that 1,200,000 men are now unem ployed and that the number will be doubled by November, that the sub scription lists of the colonel's publi cations have had an awful slump. A current article on Thomas Jef ferson makes tho astounding asser tion that he was without enemies in Urn continental cocgress. This Is the first time we have seen it so plainly Intimated that Tom was n mollycoddle. Somehow it isn't flattering to the supporter of law and order to learn that the outrages of the Kentucky Night Riders were only stopped by a compromise between the Independent tobacco growers and the tobacco trust. ' ,As usual, tho ambassadoress is said to have made all the trouble. She insisted on going to market on a bi cycle, and the kaiser threw a fit when he heard about It. Moral provide ambassadoresses with automobiles. The manager of the New Yurie ho tel restaurant who ordered Evelyn Thaw and one of the indicted high financiers, who was her companion, nut of his place the other nlshi. knows a free ad wjien he it. No surer way to make hard tlm I has been discover, d than lo tie tinually preaching cniiimiiy fore, brethren, let us resolve nreach the other thing, or There to either s;iek to sawing wood, Well, at. any rate, congressmen will carry back to their constituents an impressive record of bills introduced, together with the best excuses they can concoct for being shy on legisla tion. It can be stated with absolute cer talnt.y that the couple married at tho top of the Washington monument the other day had to ronie down In the world very early In their married life. c..ni rin.i.-ne recently said' "I OV-IIUl'" - ' I never did bid the devil good nvorniuBI until I meet him." We've been woii-i uVring if he niet him frequently, and if so, where' Legislators disposition to lions of the p make peopl..: showing no h on a st ro he func- vtv.li'.s mil. '"I ' WliONi;, S t SI AL. ti, .i l, rick the Kiiae-u nepoi ,.- U lie being shi ft rough from N-wberg. and Itist.-adi'oV being pr.-s.-d as re ported, is Ju- Plain, ev.-ry da k. Some pressed brlctill (j.n)...il.l Ie though, in 0!ie oVthe trim mings. Albany tfejyocrat. ... .....I., The building will The building will ,..:' ,.,....,1 brick exiept th ' t.i si-d brh k exiept : he lie eniir.-i.i v i" inside ftlN-rs- -",ne " -" -walls a.idy up -" eiMit f' bo convinced. g) (V) ' ! MOcVIUS RHCIIFV Seventh and Oak streetr. has open it. liOO'l , week or ed under no- nu.i". . .i mom lo- the day , v. ,J Ml f " X? i f- il -e n A . V J A o ' V,? Ii O O .oV-Jk' MRS. L0RILLAHD SPENCER, J3. line of the inoM pupiiim- yoinn; matrons In the fasbioiuilile set in New Toil; and NY w port Is Mrs. Leililanl Spencer, Jr. Before her mnrriiise to Mr. spencer she was Miss Mnry Stuuls mid was ralcl ns one of the most iillriie the Bills In Hie .Newport circle. Mr. mid Mr. Kjie'ieer have n town houso lit Seteutielh street and Fifth avenue. New ".rU, nod a villa at Newport. WILMS M'FMtoV AS MUSICAL lHHF.CTOlt. The state beard of agriculture, coniiH-sed of V. F. Matlock, Port land. President: F. A. Welch, secre tary; M. f). Wisdom of Portland; Mark llurlhurt of Albany; Frank Lee of Portland and W. H. Downing of Shaw, was in session yesterday, at the state bouse. W. E. McElroy, the leader of McEI roy's band at Salem was chosen hv the hoard as musical director at the fair, lie will have charge of the eve ning programs and all the music at thu fair. WKLCII HlXilXS WOliK AT SA I. KM TODAY Y. Yv V.'a'ers will t itcin'y make all the ne -i' -ary ai-rait.; -men: s for coin-meni-ins work on the new stre-t rail way sys ein Thursdny. T.i- iniU ate ex;iec:'-'I on every fn-lu-'-it it-uiti. a they have been shipped. The rans are 00 pound stor 1. A supply of mils will be shipped to Albany al the iiitne tltii" and work will be started tnere at the same time that operations commence here, acixirding to Mr. Waters. Saieni Statesman. SPKCIAL CITY KM-CTIOX Notice Is hereby given that a spec ial election will be held in the city of Eugene. Saturday. April luth, 1SII8, at which tho following propositions will be submitted to the legal voters of the city for approval or rejection: 1. An lntiative bill filed In the ofifce of the city recorder January 4. 19UH, providing for the amendment of sections His nnd 112 of the city i-liar:er. The ballot title of this mea-tme slates the purpose of the ai t to he to strike out authority to issne 1$ I (Hi.ooii of el -r ric light bonds and r$7i.''" of gas light bonds, and to j illi-n .IS" the R-ual ie u n cr bonds ifioni $lou.oi)ii to $. ;i'ii. f mi, fix the character and manner of issuing such bonds and the distribution of nater revenues, authorize condemnation proceedings In building water plant, provide 'or a water hoard and fix its duties. 2. An Initiative bill filed In the office of the city recorder January 4, 19u8, to amend the city charter by adding a new section. 13.1. providing for the prohibition of burials with in tho city limits. I l'. Proposition to purchase for the .811:11 of 1140,000 the water plant and property or the Willamette valley Company according to the offer of Bald company filed in the office of the city recorder March 21st, 190S. Tho following qualified electors were appointed lo act as Judges of said election, and polling places se lecred af follows, fo FIRST WAIU) S. R. Williams, E. It. Miiiiiincy and P. .1. Mcpherson, Mnminey and M I'lierson designat ed as clerks. Polling place, truck house. No. 271 East Eleventh St r. SECOND WAItli D. Ii. l.nkln, llob j ert Cherry an I W. S. Moon; Cher UK I rv nnd Moon designated as clerks. polling plto -. Ilooi ami :.iuiiii'r .ii, it, ti..- citv htill toiildiiiL-.N'o. Jtl Km-! fVthlll Sll-c.-t. T H 1 1 I V. ,:li Sherman llei.rr, K. S. Hrv-ou -n:d William Ii. .Martin; lirvMin and Martin d"si';nated as rvVks. Polling plac-, llflh-r's -lfi( 11 -West ri'-vi'Illh street. KOITi I'll 'W'.'Mili - D. K. Yoran, (i. F lliird nnd S. P. Niss: llurd anil N'i-s dedgll I'-J as clerks. Poll o,e t.iae.V.'jlMin b illdhg) f. s 9 CVest Eighth ffi(-.1 Pull lo be Oliellei .'t S o'clock H. mi f:li closed at 7 p. 111. on said ISth , a II. I'.ioH. (B) F. UOItltlS, Kecorder. . IVKOIIMATION IllllElU , 41 2 Willatneti.. -tree'. Timber an farm do) 'Is Hi large and small tracts. .. ' . I I U'.wl.lcn Ull I ,ty pi'.per-.'--. - " lllair al'ii'i .in lo Eiig-i.e. S e ha. thy-yods a:.. I the i.ri.-es are rlgh tAJ.;i l"y vo'i 'O nvesl.gate Jg) prop -i.it ujT.s before you buy eh i - le r- OP.E'ION LAND Cs. 0 ui.iuur'iiiiiiMiAV', A7nii777T!o5r ;b' i i i 'ju Silver Aluminum Jelly Moulds free. Individually Molded ileserl are now considered the proper thimr. The moulds are hard to get outside the large cities. Aut users of JI'lLl--t). The Dainty Dessert, can get them ab solutely free. Circular in each pack age explaining and Illustrating the different patterns. JELL-O la sold by all grocers at 10c per pa ;. Do nut accept a substitute or you Wlmt Slinll V Hove For IH-nwrt? will be disappointed. Cement Work. I am prepared to do all kinds of cement work, side walks, foundations etc. All work guaranteed. Phone Mnin 13. (J. Myers, dross Hotel. A 70 Wny buy new clnCes when we oun make vour old ones look like new at KiiKcnc I've Works. Sixth and Wil- lBleette -treats tf THE MARKET E0U ESTATE! IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's i 22 wist 8.h M ; WE BUY : WE SELL I WE RENT WE EXCHANGE j Nioe-rooni house and lot 1 ! bank from car line; floe home iu good cooditino; a bargain at $2,000 or furoiib- j ed for f'J.liiu. . 180 acres t aillea tmm Eugene; j ICO arn-B la culllvation; 220 ' pasture; Hfilendid K-rooin lmuse, 'i0K0 Lam; all klddti of fruit; iirlre 912,000. in- . clu'iliiK everything on the ' p.a". , 160 arrt-H, d acrK pnHturo and tlinhur (TiiiHea 1, 500,000 naw ' t i ru hi-r ; 9 0 unres fenced ; 4 room hmjse, Kjirin lit liouw; snifi II I'i r ii . eh irk en h oils'. ', youriK on hard, all kind;, of u.'t rH ; s-'hool 1 utile. H.at this for 5ir00. Mere vi- avf) 100 nert'H, CO a'-n-H f' ti'-'d; 2 house-,, lare 1 1 ti 1 1 -! and Kfna 11 f i :ifin. , u harti. granary, w'e?1 varr- ' id with llvliif Of"nrn.i and , Hprfiu;1-; 'J, 000,001) '"ft taw ' tf in tier; ( 9 nillrs from Km- Kftie. T'tlce, i,r.00. i S". a ri n adjoining town; fine 1 ()room honive, 3 ha rut-; J ' ((ui) k family orchard; r i head horH-ii, u cn(, 4 year- ' f)' i r--jarntfHH. wagons, bn! - ( KV.-rt, 100 rhl.-kfn, tool. i ni pjtMiifut h. f iiriill ur, etr.; ? prlfM, $7,000; 11,000 caah; lialan-' at wz. vnl. In-H and jarRO iisi oi ur.i PKt.ite to offer of every dea- crtptlon f McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 weit 8ih S, 1 15 I tilt S ll.K l-'ii; s.vi.i: i'i-e.-h i Wi dw.il 1 liione Kai liu rs J Jxx. UOU S.V1.K loi lis for lalnette si ThoiMimlibred ale. Knquile erelord 1.0 Wll- FOli SAKE hwond f-zin fir wood. W. I,. Copoornoll, irfVatl'a jewelry store. JO if KtM SALK - llt'iuU' fit in 1 ly hnrso t a salt iln-ap. k'iiiniir.' 01 JdIiu itfii uic, 617 IvSt, rtiri.t. it VOll 8ALK c'tu'Kii. -ik -Kiii st'i -it mi ll a ml SluiK'biikor - inch Witon. Euquire at Kuri'no prin'cry. it STOItK Store, FOK SA1.K Nllllh si reel Ax Hillv KQeue., dept. Ov. III? WUOl FOU riXl.K Mi-llub oak wood. 1'hone rVii-iuers -Ml or Iti- O quire at Slerner's grocery stoi-. ail I FOk SA1.K Huft yrpniKinu i-i;k, I 1:1 fur ti. NV. II. Ilaiiipion, lie.' I Columbia avenue, corner UHli i. i FlK rtAI.10 - I.oo.se and I l-.iiy; also oat straw. lell.il cheat 1. IMioui' l-'ar-Sinitll. l.-vini;. :. 1 luers lolt. Squire 1 1- me s.- i.i-; - ui' 1 writer; also o hoth r.tucninc-i S. I-1 tip it. uci'.i i;k s i.i-: - r.. riiAi: . .1 . til l- ltii;h i.tr el. Oit SAi.K- A tin.' ina.io. .-ii.i.,1! i llst'il; a ItU liar-itun at 1 1- J . At Stevens fr lluliu's piuno houe, Coniinereitil I'lub lilo-U. IIUKK I.KIHIOH.N I'l'iliS Pure lire I. $1 per sotting. Ceo. Melvin Mil ler, Itootu 70, McCluni; block. Phone lied I I til. II' HUFF LKUIIOKN ElHiS Pure bred, II per setting. Ceo. Melvin Mil ler, Kixiiii 20, McClllllg mock. Phone lied 14 ill. tf KOlt SALE Steam woixl saw; four horse power; good as new; used very little. Will sell cheap. Apply 797 Willamette Street. ull l.OUANUEKUV PLANTS 60 cents per dozen, 35 for $1, 12 per hun dred; satisfaction guaranteed. C. K. Moore, Creswell, Oregon. m4 FOK SAI.K Some high grade sec ond hand organs at biimaln prices at Stevens & lluliu's piano house. Commercial Club block. tf I'Olt SAI.K llnrred Plyiuoiiih Itock, (loldeii Wyandotte anil lllack .Min orca eirns, $1 per setlillK. Adilrcs, A. Wood, Haninaw, Or. a-ii OH 8AI.K- 1 t lioromtbbied inure. .lark biHiwn, Wi'lbt. Ilim; may be seen at Hariiui-iJ Ai. WeHt'H. lion P. Vioung, l-'all C'f.H-k, Oreiion. All KOIt HAI.K Marred Plymouth Hock c. tl.UO per ettini;. Clieniier rate In Incubator lota. Aildreaii U. W. Hore", rlprlnnfleld, Or.o OAK WOOD KOK HAL10 Hmall oak wood; can lit. iibciI for cook utove without tpllltlng; nawed to 18-iuch lenKtb. Phone Karmoi-H' 1! h or enquire at Hlerncr'g grocery. 3l) FOH 8AI.I3 A 3 1-4 wldn tire wag on and nno bar horno, whIkKI about 12fi0 ununds and nine yearn old. Enquire of Squire Hinlth, Phone fr'urnier- lx'J. alh (.'Oil HAI.K rtiii r.ir short tune on ly. One and a half acres, unim proved, adjolnlni! city limit", ("null or terms, llowo & ltuoy, office In Maurer'u Je-welry Htore. K(K XM.Y. fly owner - one new room cottaae, clone In; modern; lot Gii ii-llxltill; also one 11-room luui-e, deep well; plastered; rock founda tion; corner lot, HHxI.ti. Will m-ll at a barKniu. lnqulru ut this of fice, tf FOK SALE One of thu beat retail general inercbandlHO country stores in Lane county, having large log ging and farm trsdu. If you are looking for a chiace to mate mon ey iD-efilfate tola opuiliut. AoV dren "X." thli office. a2 FOK 8AI.B 80 screa of rlvsr hultoio It ml; 4 acret In full besrlnf or chard; mi in I le from city llulta; new 8-rooin Iiouho and flrHt-cla-HH linprovementa. Will sell as a whole or will siib-dlviile. Kuquira ! this office. tf KOK SAI.K OR TRADK 3.0 ncrm of timber and oilneral 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 cihIi offer. II. Moore. CO! Ooldsllilih street, Protland, Or. at KOK SAI.K Oil KXCM ANtii:- 'I'hree minim: claims In Kldorado Canon district, 1 miles from Scarch- IlKbt, Nev. Asmiivs as hllih as $'17 pT ton In K'dd and silver; will trade for real estate. Price, 600. (leori;o II. Newman, Ti',". I'va,'! Htreel, Kiiicne. Or a WA.VIf.ll WAN'I'Kl) To rent, a five or si Orooin house, close In. Knqulre of H. S. ItaiiKe at tho Klectrlc '(th atre. W'AN"IKI - To contract with respon sible iiarty to haul 200 cords to KiiK'-ne; r, fa me bnill. Address 0 I,. Ileckwlth. (ioslnta) Ore. lydltw WA.V1KD ''Bill" 10 puitille lliree (o) miles wi: a west of KlIK.'lie. Apply to SaiidKUlin) II. K. 1 1. No. 1. , Klllf. lie WAN'I KI) -d hi.r.-. 12..H to I :i pound-i, suliabi 'W !-.lv ' drive also iwij.iii'iiN-il too rlrrliigy Ad . ill-' Mil' V. A.N I A bin print on No. ;i Oliver Type- cloth cf me l.m.N . i r. I hn- , li ne No, 7 l'.: S.io; try April !'ih ,-.r. I Ith. I eil in nood ov.l.i-. f. r.-tm inch in li.i. ';-: A '.sir..-1 tt t'olcualiv . !to:. t iter.;, Ui . " a 1 .' I'ON I'nii IK Vol- -1 1 'mil nine!. ) -Q- VA 11 ly to pressi Ii I' ems dat lllt'd lllld e Works, tf Cet llleic chill el. l'; 'd al the l-lui;eiit; Vv'l W AN I' A bin.' 1 i i ti i cUttii, of i hi I.uuls itin'iifti It try April Mh ami 14th, si'inl I'at-'h to Knsilniri; Alirait . ell jOc 'olll- WANTKD- From 3.000 to a.llllO acres cleared or partly oleared land, rich deep soil, adapted to fiult. irucklni: and live stock: lo-O, cntion desired on river and creek. Bring us a description and outline of laud in tracts of U acres aud up. Pacific l.and Company, P. O. llox -4 7. Uoom 7. over Cham bers and llrtsiow hunk. if -A MISt l'.l,l,..NH(ll S IIKKSS.M AKINll Misses Sllilla)i Miller, r i; s Washington sire. 1'hone Ui-d Mm;. ii ; AtH'tlUlHllN l'l.l'.A 1'iMI Mrs. Ilert '!ncenl al ( street, near l-last N'ituti able lerins. 1'hone II.- I lolie tiv 77 llilyiml on leason I .VMM. tf WAN T To SKI. I. y. in- prep. erly tell the Uii'it' ii I. and fonip.e nv about It d'u 1 itu-y wi'l do llu ret. 412 Wlllaou-tte street, K.ti i;cne. O-. if HOLD AND SI1.VI-; knives, forl.s and nil tioiiseliuld ar ticles that do not look like iu. Write tho Oregon Plating Works, 1'JS Lowusdalo street, Portland. Oregon, for prices DON'T fall to see Chezem If yon want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved nnd unimproved-. Timber aud mining stock. 11. Chu ni. Room 11, Waltou llldx. tf NOT1CK llavlnt recovered from my Injury I have resumed my business of horseshoelnK and general black snillliiiig. C. I). Iloloway, Kant Eleventh street, Fnirmount, Or. ltt CASH AND $ 1 0 PKR .MONTH Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Income from which will he sufficient to uiuke you to dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, valuable information and contract frm. F. 1. Robinson, general agenl. Pacific lirove, Cal. INTKltN ATION AL CO RfcJSPON. DKNCK SCHOOLS "The llusy Man's linlvei-slty." Hives a thor ough training at your own home in nearly all the trad'-.' and profes sions. Text hooks and Instruments (when required) furnished free. Full information and circulars al the local enrollment office, 4b W. Klghth street, It. J. Klrkwood. rep resentative. KOll HUNT A modern flat. Kn qulre of M. Schneider in thu Schnei der block. tf PASTl'RE KOK KKNT Will pasture cattle by the month a-t my plncn, three miles soulh of Eugene, on reasonable terms. Apply lo or address E. A. Bandathc, R. F. I). No. I. ni3 KOll It el NT A luge front i in, furnished; electric light and bath; hot and cold water, bill Lincoln street, three blocks west of post office. If U1ST .WD l-'Ol'ND LOST lllack Klii'plienl dog. dim ring around neck. Sllg-hlly d.-iif; Answers to name of "Cap," reward, return to Hroders llros. Meat mar ker. LOUT Uet ween the U. of O. and .ludklns' Point April a. a fob chain. Finder please leave at Glla.d office and receive reward. aK UjSTAgnltnr- oir W. nth stmet, or north wiwt part of Kugeuo. Kr turn to 14 Hast Eleventh str-il and get regard. al PDVHK'IA.M AND gl'IKJROsiS DR. ANNA M AIJKEra, tkteapathli phy-'cisn. All curtblo dlneiaw treated. Won so god rb 1 1 ron i specialty. Office over F. E, Duuu'i Phone Red 1631. DR. OLIVE C. WALLKR. Osteopathic physician. Office hours, v a. m. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4; 30. Hamil ton building, 7th nnd Willamette streets. ItcsidciKti and office phono 0171 vj DIL- L. "STCIU.KV OsTe"Tpatlilc physician, orfb-es over Chauitiers' store. MS Wllliiini-tto slreei Phono P.lack 13.1'.. Consultation free. Residence 734 Kerry struet. Phone Red 3197; C. II. CANNON. M li lioiiioeiiiithlr AM 1 11- physician and surgeon. Chronltl' diseases and discuses of wom4d and children a specialty. Klertrl- cat vibratory anil ugnt treatment Office, H'dtn 1, 2 and 3. liuiiii build ing. sVlioue Main G40. Iluardf Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. J. IfRANK TITl.'S, M. D lloinoeo- palhic physician and surgeon. , ronlc discs and diseases of tflliiiitii nnrl chllrlren irlt'f.n ...(.clnl 0 attention. Karadlc galvpnlc, static, J X-ritf. and vibratory lectrical treuWents glyrn. Olf-tfr, corner Willamette uQl Klghth streets, 1 Matlock bldg. Residence 632 1 Pearl street. Office phone, Red I OH. Residence phone, IWd A I TOKM VS -AT-I.WV I.. M. TltAVIS, Atloruey-iit-law. Q fice over i-luiiene Loan A: Savings Hank, Kliiiene, Oregon. Cr3 unities a: KKirvtUK ill, Attorneys at law. 1)1 f ice In Hovey building, tiver Cliainbers-llrlsto-.v bank. S. I). Al.I.KM, Alton CjT)at-la, bTuL NN'HIanietn) streit. Kiii-iie Oreiron.O 1.. UlLYEl', Attorney-at-law. tutlco over Yoran's shoe store, Eugene. Uregon. C. A. W'TKHMKIEK, AttotWy-at law. I.auil titles and prohnie spec ialties. Office over Cliitinbers-Urls tow llank. WOODCOCK at POTT Kit, Attorneys at-law. A. C Woodcock nfi K. O. Potter. Office one block Booth of Chrismnu block, Kui;eue. Oregon. i.) I.KON' 11. KHMUNSON, Attorney-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, KiiKcne Loan and Savings Hunk. WALTON ,t NKSS, A ;tHrneveat-law. .1. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. W 111 practice In nil the courts In tho state. Office, room a. Walton o lilock. Kimene, Oregon. WILLIAMS UK AN. t tornevs-al-laiv. .1. W, Williams, I.. K. ileail. I'nictlce in all courts of the slat-) mid bel'iM-o the 1'. S. Lund Ol'riei,. offlcea l:', 13, I I and la McClulii. llu N. llAltllArilll. Special atten tion given to divorce ami settle, meat if eslnlei. Agent for Coutl lienlal liisuriiine Compauv. Itoom r. First National Hank ilulldlng, Kligene, Oregon. JKSS10 u. WK.LLS. I.awvr.-, No. 2 West Klghth street, Kugene, Or. opposite postoffice. (lives special attention to tho examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension mutters. Phone Red 1UB. i .MimitTAumta J. W. KAYS & CO.. undertakers and funeral directors. Kugene, Or. DAY & HENDKRSON, undertakers and embalmers. Corner Willaiu ettu and Seventh streets. W. T. UOKDON, fuasral dlrertor. Btau licensed embnlmer. Officii end residence, Tenth and Ollva streets. Phoo. Red 441. AHCIIITl.X'T FRKK THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue print and specll leal Ions, Oencrul super vision over buildings In coiiiho of construction. If thinking of build ing, largo or smalt, see me. Tonus reasonable. Room 7, Chrisiuuu block. mi M no KN;iNi;i-;is HISHHl'JUT L1CIOH. lninluK engineer and export mutulIiirglHt. Reliable Information furnlslied to Intending; Investors. Kxnnilnatlons aud re ports on mines and ore trout men t. Kugeni) Orego'l. AIISTKACTOllS THW LA. Mil COUNTY ABSTRACT! CO., Rooms - aud 3, Wnren Hlock, Kiigone, Or. Prices ruasoiiablo. ItlCAl, KSTATK AOMNTH L. CLARK CO. Dealers le estlite, Creswell. Or. real (A I! PI IT LKANKItS JAY C. .MOOKK. carpet cleaner. I'lionu lllack 0071. Apfg-cciatcs smolcin; good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The SSonat. llevi Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men It is positively the 'best JOc Cigar on the market ' Wall Papep We are raw lociitcd in our new store Ludforg& HasKdl PractlC4l Painters and Drcordtori ejK m ! m ! " I , cor. W. 3th and Charnelton Phone, Red 5411 O O e monlh First -cla's, home cooking aAinnuri y'hott. o lllf l.llllt'11 Olll" 3 B to be settle permanently. :)i! niake no difference In dress P, O. Hox 247, with uencrln tloii. Q tf 4ti81.