Eugene daily guard., April 10, 1908, Image 3

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EIGE.VE PAILT GVARD, KlUDAY, APH1I. 10, ttxiK
T77v.riVl I lk.
INC.
of ttio week.
W vented. Address all com.
Sstto e . jnd make all remit
.Mia"011',. , tiib Eugene Guard,
"rWt paya1K
tlculnr Incident should be
to those who cu:u liipkue
in a party f thU .):ar;.i-,
i warning .
la'iuUini; !
... ..... ,1. t it;
j hv carrier, n.T .
O '" hv carrier, per month 50
Del""" " " v,.ar (in advance; l.uu
" ntha (ia advance) .... 2.00
w.rl':::" 5
Guard, per year ..... 1.50
!'' . "i rates made knewn on
yipliouo"- Oregon, poetof-
a8 second-class matte-.
,t. fr the Gnara.
.r.iin? are authorized to
' .s i receipt for subscription or
k'ct nr other business for The
airs a?
v'" inra A nnirv.
?, Mtniaters are atithorlzJd to
JiSn and receipt for subscriptions
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srKlillAV, APHIL 10. I
BUCK HAXI) KOCIKTV
Gaetano d'Araato, former president
the Suited Italian societies in
i York, la tlie autnor oi an aru-
dcln the April number of the North
American Review, entitled 1 no
Black Hand Myth." Mr. d'Amato de
sires that it is a great mistake to
suppose that there exists in New York
In any other part or tne united
States, or even uaiy iiseu, un oi
jinltation known as the Black Hand
Society. There is such a society In
Spain, and those who In- the United
States' wish to be regarded as repre
lentlng and acting for a secret asso
ciation are simply confirmed crlml-
itls who have left Italy for the good
Heir native country, and who have
bees admitted into the United States
by the carelessness of the immigra
tion officials. He says:
Italian outlaws are enabled to
ruch this country today with almost
I tie same facility as tne nonest Itali
an, so far as the laws of the United
- States are concerned. True, the ex
I convict cannot obtain a passport from
the Italian government and sail on an
Italian shop, but there is nothing to
prevent his crossing the frontier and
luring from any port outside of
Italy t? which he may make his way.
Hiay of the most dangerous of the
Man criminals in the United States
hre come hero by way of England
ad Canada, and many others have
shipped as sailors from Italian ports
lal deserted their ships on reaching
this country.
"The Neapolitan, Sicilian or Caln
Wan desperado, once he has reached
these shores, finds the conditions
Ileal for levying tribute upon the
feebler folk among his countrymen.
In Dearly all the larger cities, par
tlntilarly of the East and Middle
West, he will find them living In
colonies by themselves. Besides the
500,000 Italians in Xew York, there
ire 100.00(1 each in Boston and Phil-
i4!jh:a: Tii.oiiO each In San Fran
cis anil New Orleans; (10,001) in
Chicago; ri.iluo each in Denver and
Pittsburg, and 20,000 in Baltimore.
I smaller cities are colonies that
ill number from 5000 to 10,000."
While the poor and those In me
dium circumstances have their woes
' ll'e. still everything isn't always
moota sailing with the rich. Just
, one of the young Vanderbllts is
'"log his inning in the divorce
mill. Alfred Vanderbllt mar
ried an actress, and so far as we
uow to tUe conlrary Bna wo, anj
Sood woman, but the couple did
M bitch and tie woman finn ua
N WlUoaalre scion for a divorce,
testimony was taken recently,
" w s to be expected, vat of
" osi ecatUotil character. Tne
acens-s the man of almost
Thins, barred b tbe code of so-
U hlc !in,l Ik. .,
l u o UIKU BUfl me II-
bad before he married her
" enntlnntd her career ever
N-ither of them is to le pilled
' ttif' m'y reliable thins abt)ut
. ' twitter is that thev ionld
Permit:.-.-!
"fuifh (I,,,
courts
air their grievn.u-'-s
tuinnels of tbv pnlilic
A lLn-i.t uiu-rniic.' j. a--.r:i-;t. !
to Mr. KockuVi:- r wl.il,.. Iu a-., ....
Geomia, t. the ttlut that hj was
"t'tii! to be an old man mr.v," iM1,
was prouj and glaj" lo hay C;.it tie
had never toueh.Q whisky hi his
life.Q.A writer in the eurr.-nt Har
per's Weekly r.-.s: -S ,.lt. su
tl; but if it is true, as alleged
that Mr. Kockefeller acquired in ,uU'.
die life the habit of eating sinkers
from railroad lunch counters, and
that the digestive collapse which
troubled him so much from five h
ten years since was due to that reck
less practice, he has not much to be
proud of in the way of dietetic dis
cretion. More rum and fewer dough
nuts might have let: hifft better
man, though hi is pretty "well again
now."
It may be true that a quart of
hlsky saved an Arizonan from
death he:i he was bitten by a Gila
monster. S:i!l when we come t:i
consider the matter carefully in the
light that Gila monsters do not bite,
ths story msy be taken as being a
bit shady. Hut perhaps ih;i man has
hkt been developing a peculiar spe
cies of Gila monsters of his mvn by
Hni.i;ent ue of this life-saving red
liquor.
The matrimonial mix-ups of the
Gould and Vanderbilt families have
been crowding those of the other
members of the swollen fortune
bunch to the back of the stage of
late, but they'll all gut a chance,
unless they reform.
Chancellor Day may be encouraged
to try agalu by the unanimous de
cision of the New York conference
that he wus within his rights in
abusing the president, though he may
find it difficult to say anything
worse than -be has.
Tom Lawson is at it again and
says he'll spend $ 1,000,000 in ad
vertising his "Kair Finance." All
right, Tom. A lot of the papers need
the money, even If your new scheme
hasn't as sensational head as your
"Frenzied Finance" had.
Either Senator Martin, of Virginia,
isn't a pink tea state.-maii, or he has
been "stung." He has b en making
cau.'lie remark.; about the trouble
a. ij hcurtacliLS caused by bri.l,e
whist in the high society of Wash
ington. According to the Interstate Com
merce Commission it would tuke
three years and cos; $3,000,000 to
officially value all the railroad prop
erty in the United States. Is any
body trying to "skoer" anybody off?
In trying to head off that coal
strike, the steel trust may have only
been after getting on the roll of the
good trusts, but all the same It will
be entitled to credit for saving much
sufferii k, if It succeeds.
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LASSIFIED COLUMNS
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1 IMJ SAl.K
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h unit!. I'dw
bulls for Mv. Kiniiiiiv ."i.'tn S n
htmeito M'-tvt. . :i
Jewelry store. tf
FOli SAl.K I'tu-a... K.4.i
,Wud St ui taker 3 -iiu-ti
Trimuiru at Kui;iu Kriu-i'i
stp
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FOK SAl.K
M lit II siree:
Ax Hilly
Euiu'lie.
Dept.
CM .
ml
WOOD FOit SALE Hi-inch c.uk
wtiod. 1'hone Farmers 2 Ml or In
quire at Sterner's grinery sttu--.. uti
ggs,
FOIl MAI.K Huft lirpiuglou
13 for tl. W. B. Hampton, 1 10.'
Columbia avenue. orner I'.tlh hi.
FOU oAl.E Loose and haletl cbeai
bay; also oat ir'.caw. l'!uine b'ar
luers i;!V. Squire Smith. Irving.
1. 1 :
I'D,; SALE-One No. 3 Oliver Type
writer; nbo one No. 7 Fay Siio;
b ;h nic hiues in goml oriL r. '.
S. Frank. tl
DR. C. F. STOKES OF THE WAVY.
The hospital ship ltelief. which lias been outfitting nt Mare Island navy
J aril, .w ill meet Admiral Evans' big licet at Magilaleiin Bay. Her com
mander. Dr. C. F. stokes, the tirst physician to command u United state
navul vrwid. Is going about his business quietly Mini earnestly, paying no
uttentiiMi to the diplomatic rupture bis selection euusetl at V.'ashlngloii
f.'mler him are four commissioned surgeons, six hospital stewards anil forty
five hospital apprentices. The ltelief, which is a craft of some ",,0011 ton's,
has a speed of 18 kuots and is tbe most up to date !loaL'ja hospital In Ui
world.
IIAliltlSIU ItG NOTES,
LOCAL AXI)
I WANTED
DEIISOXAL
, ; Tho Womnn's Helif Corpn wants
Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence flflv vounK a(lk8 va(.h , h.lllK a
Williams, on Lake creek, April 3, j ell-fllled' basket to their basket so
190. a daughter. ; cial Saturday evening, April i I. Then
Charles Weaver, of Eugene. was;tni,v wam ffty yoK . t0 come
looking after business matters here ' a,l(i buv those fifty baskets. Every
the latter part of last week. ', bo,V ls invited. Come and have a
Pearl Wldener came down from , Koud (nl0 lind each n(ly )rK tt b,i8.
Eugene the first of the week for a i ket. Don't forget lime and place,
short visit with his parents, Mr. and , Saturday evening, April 11, at the 0.
ilrs. W. Ii. Widener, and numerous i a. H. ha" COM.
friends. ' ' " '
Harry Holt, who has been attend- j "
Ing the Eugene Business College, has ; TAII.OI; SHOP ItKMOVAL XOTICE
returned home, having completed the;
If by one of the accidents of pol
itics La Follette should be nominated
hy the Chicago convention, Bryan
would have a lot of trouble (bulg
ing the string endorsement he has
given him.
Pi
I)
'Jn la Ln5 Angeles the other
r'Mti party of young(n)en got up
I iwenading party for "the benefit
. '01in ou,lo rpfwnllv ntnrt-trt
is the llnl fimp fin linn nn,l allot.
ungaiie and when thev reached
lk hous,
irled
s glotiting ovi-r a coumcss
burglaress. whose exploits hav' put
those of the most daring gentlemen
burglars In eclipse. She burglar
ized everything, even M her title.
Tom Watson isn't anticipating that
he'll be elected president this year,
but he hai ahown that he knows how
to utilize the advertising in hl bus
iness. Still, we trust that annifty to tae
Cawtro down a p or two will not
lead to anybody getting the idea that
we need Venezuela In our bualnesa.
IXFUUMATIO-V BIIIK.IU
412 Willamette aire"".. Timber an
farm landa in large and email trar t
Clt properties. I-o'e in S adden and
Biair additions to Eugeoe. We have
h- foods and ttio prices are right.
it will nav rou to investiL'at
nroiiositious before y
where.
.OI'.KC'i.V I.AM
course he was taking.
Mrs. A. F. Knight, who litis been'
here from Portland visiting with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Gore,
went to Eugene Suturibiy last f.:r a
short visit with relatives before re
turning to her homo in the nieiropo-r
li.'. I
The controller of the currency tit
Washington litis approved tho appli
cation of Geo. .1. Wilhelni. Samuel
May, .1. (!. S!ntli'i. T. .1. Anderson
ami William II. Dale, of this city, for
the organization i f the First National
Bank of Harrisburg, with a capital
of $2.1,000. The new bank will take
the place of tbe Hank of Harrisburg,
and is organized with local money,
and will be strictly a home institu
tion, i
The residence of W. I). Perkins, on
the west side of the river, about a '
mile from this city, was destroyed by,
fire Tuesday afternoon, together with
most of the contents. The fire orlg-.
inated from the flue In the kitchen,
and when discovered had gained such
headway that all efforts to save any
thing from the burning building were
futile. Mr. Perkins carried $200 in-i
sitr.ince on his household itoods. but
this will not le anywhere near
replacing the lost chattels. Hulk'
tlli. Hi Got IVIltlt He Ninlfll.
D. S. McDougal!, the uiitor, has
moved his shop from the Pratt build
ing on Willamette street to tile room
one door r ast of the Yerlngtnn drug
store on East Ninth street, where be
will be found !v all his customers, tf
'A!;i:i.u:i:
SALE Til
!y new; al.-.
7 C. High s
AND IMA ETON FOli
s-M ati d carriage, ne.ir
i one phaeton. Call n:
treet. if
Foil SALE - A till.' piano. siti;tlti
u 'led: a big bargain at fl'.'J. At
Stevens - lluliu's piano house,
I'otnuiercial Club tilo.-k,
IH'FF LEHIIOKN EGGS - Pure tirel.
$1 per setting. Geo, Melvlu Mil
ler. Room u, AlcCluug block.
Phone lied It 111. tf
BI FF LEGHOUN EGGS Pure bred,
l per setting. Geo. Melvln Mil
ler. Room 20, McCluiib' UliK'k.
Phone lied 14 01. If
FOB SALE Steam wood saw; four
hurso power; good as new; used
very little. Will sell cheap. Apply
T7 Willamette Street. all
LOOANBEUltY PLANTS 50 cents
per dozen, 35 for fl, (3 per hun
dred; satisfaction guaranteed, C.
F. Mooro, Creswell, Oregou. m 4
FOIl SALE Some high grade sec
ond hand organs nt bargnln prices
at Stevens & lluliu's piauo house,
Commercial Club block. tf
FOIl SALE -Hun-ed Plymouth Hock.
Golden Wyandotte and Iliiick Min
orca eggs, $1 per sotting. Address,
A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. n-ti
Foil SALE I thoroughbred mare.
.lark brown, weight I Ion; may be
seen at Harnard A.' West's. Don I.
Vioung, Fall Creek, Oregon. A'J
THE MARKET
FOR
REAL
"Nine years ago it looked as if my
time bad' come." says C. Farthing,
of Mill Creek, Did. Tor. "I was so
run down that life hung on a very
slender thread, it was then that my
druggist recommended Electric Bit
ters. I bought a bottle and I got
what I needed strength. I had one
foot In the grave, but Electric Bit
ters put it back on the turf again, and
I've been well ever since." Sold un
der guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall'a
oVui atore. 0c
OECOIIATIOX UAV. MAY 80
If you Intend to have a monument
or tablet erected by Decoration Day
you ahould mako your selection at
once while there Is a nice stock to
select from. Nothing but the beat of
work furnished at reasonable prices.
Corner Sixth and Willamette sts.
mVJ V.. C. LAKE.
ESTATE
IS AT
our
buy
en.
Cement Work,
do a
se some
small ri
"Mntorv AS-Z
1.1.,.. I joeeuillg
' riiT,o,..-'..
1 am prepare. 1
rf ninit work, s d.
pr. All votH iliiarnn'
i.,i i:l t: Mvets. Gro
' .
(MOTIIEll' R1 CHKS
SevenT'n and street'.. b
-.. I aft nnpr i - z.
oneror the lrty)h,4rti nd room by tne aj. --;
1 , " T. ... . Kkml .noKiniE.
af-the dwelling aSon'.h. nrsi-ciasi.
lt r "its
A Twi'iitjr-Y'tir B. n(''iire.
r lotvo lust comiib'teil a twenty.
rear to-alth sentence, Imposed b
iT,i,.J'r:rs A-nia Salv, which cured
jnie of bleeding pi!'"' .-t tTOUtv
, v. ;irs ago." writes O. S. Wnolrvor. oi
1 l.eltiysviile. N. Y. P.neklPAs Arni
! . -.110 !o-'ls 'ho wor-' s ires.
, i k'twN of ' b'lr'i. wounds nod "its in the sliovt
f'.oind.itionest tim-. i.'.e at TV. A. K nyUei'.dtt'i'h
oil. Phone I drug stopv.
s Hotel. I - --,
with
on the program
i..r.
f:re n
the
,.n?W ! ma ie Kroom, aroused from
" r with v s on of bur-
d at a window and
"n the party with
" i'h -h- rojiilt that one
ttm, , '"'i"usly wounded and will tf
- IT III O rio- fn Thfl
favoring
':'h thli ,ort
O-
S. Y. An!l07T
(iEltMAV ()A( II SHy.I
1 ' Y!'e use all toe uest mf th'.ae ln(
.tlelntnlf dyei: al trier K'lgeue
Tlive Works, corner sixth and .WUIanj-
"'"." 't'te street. Pb..e ilcH. ').. tf I
""VOI,,, i n-line. (Jf '
cooking. I ,,.,. ,.,,..
nietlcs. drugs "n ow
II
Th"
young n ,a:n.
Genua n
from D'i
i d in
l'ti,
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clot:..-:
inrsewxllch
it. .-W
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PL it KINS
li.'
.'onier, jivofiTjcos-
i-av Th are
extreni'i-ly bii-jiiLilo the skin, while
Holllster's t;:y Moiin-ti -. -a w
do 3. 'I'-a or TaliletsO Q
LINN Ditl'GO.
McMurphey
6L- Rugh's
22 west S.h St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Mne-room bouse and lot 1
block from car line; fine
home In good condition; a
bargain at (2,000 or furnish
ed for 12.400.
ISO acres 0 miles from Eugene;
160 acres In cultivation; 220
pasture; splendid K-room
house, GOxtiO barn; all kinds
lit fruit; price J 12,000, In
cluding everything on the
place.
160 acres, 6a acres pasture and
timber cruises l.SOO.OOO aw
timber; i(0 acres fenced; 4
room house, spring lit house;
siiin:i barn, chicken house,
young orchard, all kluds of
per.les; s hool 1 mfle. Heat
(his for Jl.'.no.
ID-re M" avi . 160 ncres, CO
a res lOwi ' d; 2 house, large
''log boVi-e and small frame,
log bain, granary, well water
id wi ll living streams and
spring."; 2. no". Odd fo-t saw
tliuiii-r; ti rniUtfl from Eu
gene. Prl. e. i r,OI
if. acres adjom.'iig tni; fine
s-rooi(i j Iioiiti-, 3 ' barn:
young family orchard; '
1 "head horses, C cow l, d year
lings, hariiess, wagiifis, bug
gy, cart, 100 chicken jools.
Implements, furniture, etc;
..i... flififl tl hull teikli'
l al!.nee at per ciffii Cl
We a '-o have uuslnrB open-
i'.lns and a large list of real
if.v.lf to' offer of every des
cription.
th- I
, S in.
;. gro.
or an Ki'ui"
w. i. g:ii-oh , j
J I 1 e-L I..I.O- ii - . - ..
1) -
c-! t r r. -j. e-.
t I :1 i s b I -w-.y
i. o Tied w:;- rr ;;:: : yr:p-
of a grenade S-h and M
McMURPHEY
0 & RISCH
22 wtst 8th Si,
FOU SALE Barred Plymouth Hock
eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper
'rales in incubator lots. Address G.
W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o
FOIl SALE Parties wishing to buy
200 acres of first-class Umber land
call on ,1. W. Carllle, four miles
west of Hale.
nlO
OAK WOOD FOit SALE Small oak
Jwood; can be used for cook stove
without splitting; sawed to Ill-Inch
length. .Phono Farmers' 2S0 or
enquire at Sterner'o grocery. u30
FOIl SALE A 3 1-4 wide tiro wag
on and ono bay horse., weight
about I2r.0 pounds and nine years
old. Enquire or Squire Smith.
Phone Furniers 13xil. a IK
Foil SALE Snap Tor short time on
ly. One nnd u half acres, unim
proved, ml joining city limits. Cash
or terms. Howe & Buoy, office in
Maurer's Jewelry store.
FOit SALE By owner -One new fi
room cottage, close in; modern; lot
(10 2-3x102; also one U-room Iiouko,
deep well; plastered; rock founda
tion; corner lot. C8xl20. Will sell
at a bargain. Inquire at this of
fice, tf
FOU SALE One of the beat retail
general merchandise country stores
In Iane county, having large log
ging and farm trade. If you are
looking for a chance to make mon
ey Investigate this opening. Ad
dress "X." this office. a2(l
FOU BALK 30 acres of river bottom
hind; 24 ncres In full bearing or
chard; ono mlln from city limits;
now H-room house and first-class
Improvements. Will sell as a whole
or will sub-divide. Enquire at
this office. tf
FOIl SALE OH TitADK 320 acres
of timber and mineral land, 19
south. 1 east; half mile from mil
itary road and river; will trade for
nceountK of defunct bunks or Port
land or property, or make n cash
offer. II. Moor-, MM Goldsmi h
street, Protland, Or. a I
FOB SALE Oil EXCHANGE Three
mining rltilms In Eldorado ('anon
district, 12 tnllesi.- from Seiir h
liglit, Nov. Assays, as high a J'17
per ton in gold tlxd silver; will
trade for real estait'-. Price,
fiUO. George H. Newman, Iti'i
Pearl street. Euge0V Or all'
-l
Tl,
WANTKI) Jioy tar-rnrry oWontans.
(WhmI pay. Apply it t Katon hook
Mon
7GT.
W l'l IU n 'outline il. )
' ( 'mil imiitl. )
W N ITU - Ti i
ly to got the
pressed at t !
cloth.
Etlgt lo
cuts itat
ii'.cd and
Works,
tf
. ILCANNON. M. 1'
p.(yj elan and sur
W AN i'KD - Good hoi m
pounds, suitatile tor
also two-seated top
dress P. O. Box 2 17
Hon
. 1 2 ." to 1 ;t,o
lady to drive;
.arriage. Ad
with descrlp-tt
liiseasis and
and children
cul vibratory
Ofltce. Suite 1.
ing. Phono
Hoinoepat life
hi. Chronic
disetises of women
a specialty. Kleclri
and light treatment.
i and 3. Dunn build
Main f(D . Boards
W' AN i'Kti- Salcinan or saleswoman
to sell an aril,!,, used in every
home: you c.P.i make good money
on tins. Call at it fl'iiiau House,
ask lor Mr. Eekuian. nl 1
IF YOl' WANT-- A blue print oil
cloth, of the lands opened f ir n
try April '.'th and l lth. send ."ec
each to Kiisebiir.-: Aluiraet Com
pany, llosetiurg. Oregon.
W'ANI'F.D -Froi
acres cleared
land, rich dc
ft tilt, trucking
;,ouu to 3,0(i0
or partly cleared
p soil, ndaptciL to
and live stuck: lo-
Hoffmau House. Phone Main 1 1.
J. FHANIv TUTS, M. D lloinoeo
jmthic physbti and surgeon.
Chroulc diseftsOs and diseases of
womeuoind ehlldreu given special
attention. Faradlc galvanic. static,
X-ray and vibratory elcctriiGl
treatments given. Odce, corner
Vviliiunette and Eighth streets,
Matlock bid. Itesldencu 63J
Pearl street. Offl, phone, lied
lllal. na40 phone, Ked
4 I.
cation desired on river and creek.
Bring us a description ai.d outline
ot land In trneU oi .mi aires and
up.
Pacific Land Company,
. O. Box 2(7, Uooin 7. over Chaiu
bois and Hi-Mow b.iiitt. tf
L. 91. TKAVlrf, Attorny-t-lw. Of
fice offr lluufne Loan ek Savings
liaoe, llaaey. Ortou.
I)NM!4 SKIPWOUTU, itlornefi
at law. Offlc in Hover building,
over Clifuiberf-ltrlstovv bank
D. A1.I.V;N', Aitoriiej -at-la, lild
Wlll'imetie strewt, Eugene Oregon.
MIS( 1.1.1. .1 N Mil S
Itl'.il LANDS
.' Hart.lleim. I
. o. itox r.;i t.
d and soil.
Black in 17.
a I .".
L. HlLiEl', Atiorney-ai-law. oirlco
over Yoran's bIioo store, Eugoua.
gon.
Or.
DUESSMAKING Misses Sullivan .i
M'ller, r.GS W'asliiugtou streiq.
I'lioue Ited .' 1 Oil. II- 1
WAM ED To pmi, !"ive
room house, close in- Enquire of
S. S. Khivcs at (be Electric ih ':
WAN'IED ty. contract with p-spoll-f
id" '.'irlv to haul 'J1'! cords to
HiU".no; i ui riillo haul. Address G.
L. It. is wll h. Goshen. Op'. 2tdltw
ACCtlllDION PLEA 1'I.SG - Done by
Mrs. Bert Vincent at (127 llilynrd
street, near East Ninth, on reason
ulilu terms. Phone Ked 3.103. tf
C. A. WtNT'Elt.MEIEK, Attoruey-at
law. Laud titles and probate spec
ialties. Office over Chatubers-Brlit-low
Hank.
WOODCOCK POTTEU, Attorneys-
at-law. . C. Woodcock and E. O.
Poller, otflce one block south of
Chrlsman block, Eugene, Oregon.
IF YOl' WANT A blue print on
cloth of the lands opened, for en
try April '.Mil and l lth. send In)
cents each 'to Itoseburg Abstract
Company, Itoseburg, Or. nla
IF YOU WANT TO SICLL your prop
erty tell tho Oregon Land Compa
ny about lt and they will do the
rest. 412 Wlllaineito atreot, Eu
gene. Or. tf
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING On
knives, forks aud all household ar
ticles that do not look like new.
Write the Orogos Plating Works,
128 Lownsdale street, Portland,
Oregon, for urlees
DON'T fall lo see Cherem if you
want bargains In renl estnto. We
buy and Bell farm and city prop
erty, Improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stock. II. Cho
vein. Boom tl, Walton Bldg. tf
NOTICE Having recovered Irtiui my
Injury 1 have resumed my buslnoss
of horseshoeing and general black
smithing. C. D. Holoway, East
Eleventh street, Falruiount, Or.
$10 CASH AND $10 Pi:it MONTH-
Will liny n beautiful California
vineyard, the income from which
will be surriclent to make you In
dependent for lite. llnndsome
pamphlet, valuable Information
and contract free. F. II. ftoblnsou,
general ngotit, Pacific Grove, Cal.
INTERNATIONAL COltllESI'ON
DENCE SCHOOLS -"Tho Busy
Mnu's University." Gives a thor
ough training at your own homo
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books aud instruments
(when required) rurnlshed free.
Full Information and circulars nt
tho local enrollment office, 45 W.
Eighth street, II. J. Klrkwood. rep.
resentatlve.
i-ou hkvi
FOU KENT -A modern flat. En
quire of M.Si hiieldi r In the Schnei
der block. tr
PASi'l ItE FOIl KENT --Will pasture
cattle hy the month at my place,
three inlies south of Eugene, on
roiiHoiiahlo terms. Apply to or
millions Iv A. Kanilatne, 11. r. D.
No. I. m 3
LEON lt. EDMUNSON, Attomey-at-law.
Booms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
nnd Savings Bunk.
WALTON & NESS. Attorneys-at-law.
J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will
practice In all tho courts In the
state. Office, room 3, Walton
Block, Eugene, Oregon.
WILLIAMS & BEAN, vttorneys-at-law.
J. W. Williams, L. K. Bean.
Prnctlce In all courts of the state
and before the I). S. Land Office.
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung
Building.
N. HAIIBAIIGII. Special atten
tion given to divorce nnd settle
ment tf estates. Agent for Conti
nental Insurance Compnny. ltoom
f, First National Bunk Building,
Eugene, Oregon.
JESSE (,. WELLS, Lawyer. No. 28
West Eighth street, Eugene, Or.
opposito postoffice. Gives special
attention to the examination of ab
stracts, drafting wills, settling es
tates, conveyances and collections.
Also lo till pension matters. Phong
Bed 1178.
I'iNDEIITAKEItS
J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
DAY & HENDKHSON, undertaken
nnd embalmers. Corner Wlllam
etlu nnd Seventh streets.
W. T. GORDON, funeral director.
State licensed ouibaliner. Otflce
and resldenco. Tenth nnd Olive
streets. Phone Hod 44 Kl.
AllCIIITECT
FHEE THOMAS A rchltoct. Sketch
es nnd plans drawn, blue prints
and specifications. General super
vision over buildings In course of
construction. If thinking ot build
ing, largo or small, see me. Terms
reasonable. Boom 7, CbriSinan
block.
FOIl BENT A large front room,
furnished; electric light and bath;
hot and cold water. 521 Lincoln
street, threo blocks west of post
office, tf
IiOHT AM) FOl'.ND
LOST Black shepherd dog, dim
ring around neck. Slightly deaf;
Answers to name of "Cap," reward,
return lo Hroders Bros. Meat market.
LOUT Htwmm tlw I', or O. and
.ludkiuT foist April i. a fob chain.
Fludtr iiWatai Iwn at Guard otflce
nnd rive rvf. as
LOST A iultt.r on W. Sth street,
or north wait pl.fl of Eugene. Be
t ii in to 1!4 Dal Eleventh street
and get p wid. ail
.MINING E.NGINITH.H
1 1 HUBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
information furnished to Intending
Investors. ExamUiatloiis and re
port on mines and ore treMnient.
Eugene Oregon.
AIIHTKACTOKH
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., Booms 2 and i, Waren Block,
Eugene, Or. Prices ressonable.
ItKAL KHTA1K AGKNT9
J. Li. CLAKK ft CO. Dealers la, real
estate, Creswoll, Or.
CAltPKT CliKANKItS .
JAY C. MOORE, carpet clean-en.
Phono Black 507 1.
LOST-A gonllrman's open-faceil El
gin gold watch somcw here on the
uri'i'tH, Finder pleose return to
Guard oTfli o and rei'i-lve reward.
Ill I
: Paint - Paiiit :
Wall P&pv
?fl?iil3.lfl).H,
1-. ,
PHYSICIANS AND Kl'IO-KONH
yj);'..ANNA MAL'HKIt, Osteopathic
dihy'eiau. All curable disease
rested. Women and rhlliivi'n I
specialty. Office oyer F. E. Wnu't
Phone Red 1631.0
BO
Wc arc now
located in
our new store 0
Ludford:'& Haskell
Practical Palntrri and Decorators
or. W. Sth and Chamelton
Phone, Red 5411
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JlR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic
.J) D,VHlrlan. Office hours, U a. m. I , . L, ,
W12; ltS'fiW 'n. to 4:3" llamp-l
-.Ion biilldlngT 7th and yllamette
streets. Itisldeiico an; offlcf
lihone (1171
WAN'IED Caul" m past ure three
!'iti west Of I'llgen". Apoly to
" ' ''noWathe, It. F. D. No. I,,
Euginc. ... ..... ..
DR. II. I.. STI DI.I.Y - fisteopiithlc
physician. Offlee over Chambers'
store, 5 1 H Willamette streei
I'botie Black l:t'-'0. Cons ultatlon
free. Itesldence 7;U Ferry ftreet.
Phone Bed 31K7.
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Hnnrli, I uriii mid c ity li(rrrly
Voiir MitrniiitKi ri'HiMM'ifully
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