Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 20, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KVGEXE DAILY OTaHD, MONDAY, APHII. 2, 11)08 a' mm ward. be a meeting of the ladies at -he CSumerciul nub rooms tomorrow' CLASSIFIED COLUMNS -rrrmNTiNo CO.. INC. uignt to formulate a defini: of work along that line. TTi every day."' " PBbiisne" d Address al! Com- saU. ' , k,i1 make all reniit- Bjii"-- , , 10 The rJugene uuaru, 1 lutes Daily iubscripii"" . .ulr t 1 l.""1''. (in advance) .... 2.00 One ""i, . . ; 05 SM' CTJi 'per vear 1.50 WAdlvrtisiuB 'rates made known on "jl0t' Eusene, Oregon, posiof- fiee as secoau-c.Mb ....... " Agents f"r The Gul,rd- The following are authorized to . . and receipt for subscriptions or . .Let any other business for The Daily ana " , ," rrscll J- Clara. Georse A. Drury. Coburg .,, .mitnaiters arc auiuuni iu and receipt for subscription TSe Dally and Weekly Guard. S IMIKPKVPEXT PAPKI.. Member of Associated Press. "MllXliAV. AI'ltIL !), 1I)K tttt The grain crop of the Pacif- ic Northwest lias exceeded ev- ery estimate made by. jom- merciiil organizations, rail-, roads, newspapers and export- ers. The 1 107 crop of Ore- gon, Washington and Idaho was: v Wheat, 58,000,000 bushels. Barley, 10,000,000 bushels. Oats, 12,000,000 bushels. Farmers received $50,000,- 000 for this crop. More than fifty per cent of the total marketed was shipped from Portland. , ( SHOl'IJ) SKTTLK WATKK WRANGLE ' WITHOUT DKIAY The decisive vote of Saturday's (lection In favor of issuing $300,000 of water bonds and endorsing the purchase of the Willamette Valley Company's plant for ,$1-10,000; is sig ciflcant. It further emphasizes the fate that the people of Eugene want I'mouiitain water supply, ample and pure, and that they want It without uj unnecessary delay. The discus sion of the value of the present plant iel;htd wry little with the voters In determining how they should cast thtirallots. They simply took the oppurtiinhy lo-settlv this-vexed qiies tton at once and for all time and en dorsed it by an overwhelming major 111'. It Is now the plain duty of the may or and couiHilinen, no matter what their persona iew3 may be, to get together and carry out the expressed will of the people. They should not Taugle or haggle over this matter bnspr, hut act promptly and decis ively. A few weeks 'more and "the Plant saoulj he lu the hnndo of the til;' an! work upon the sr.ivity snp Pl! . as w, 11 as needed extern inns the s)..k'ia in ih city, should le be gan. The election Saturday was the h"- gir.nin of the end. we all hope, oi' a .01; wrangle, and the public official ho attempts to set aside or delay the consummation of the positive de coration of the people ran be regard only as the enemy of popular interests and welfare. There Is now In the United States treasury a larger amount of gold "'a was ever before collected at one Hce In the world, says the Philadel phia n . . , ? r- lnrle sara nas wvesiea 'com and bullion a clean $1,000,- vin.s ' ra,H., on Whoahlnk lake, and M.000. In calling attention to this I nioved his family over there last Mon-"ord-breaking hoard of the precious! day. The price paid was $H5nO for close of 11)05 the amount was . hl).hV f him and his family. ""I)' lirol.onn.noo. Since that lime '.,,! ..',.. ula.l to have them locale lere has il a yearly average of; Hire than H to th,. turire 1'aitei) .S:;. Atn-rh a- t it,i. (., .rft ! Ml ,' .... "'lit', j .,: tSij .,,.'. ID r -, . ti' , ; $70,000,000 of gold add-, immense store. That is j has been mined In thej 1 - during the same period. ..l-o utilize a vast amount unmercial way. If tlii-t ' on tup of the litme pile i 1 which Is in Ihe govern- j -". it would be seen that 1 h;:s been cutting far : 1'i'opjrrionjite shai'e oi i';iit. !i :.. 'i' v on foot t :"- . . ($. '. o r. w'ou.cn lb" av.i'i- -!.e to the eollinill ni' . 1 1 "k d after ami mad - If ll'Tie w hen they I oli:e The mi nile-rs of tl.e - will be e'-k. d to c 'l "ts and nVa1; th 'iti-. an.l tn f' : our people. There will With all due deference in s Ueveridge, who says He re m-vi such u day for young men In life, we are cuifiil. n; a j;;.;,, of congress will convince not only that contioQ.s in the of thto-Merly, but thai the i, the work is done by the s.u.'.e The oratory; Well, that t.i question altou-other. O Saturday morning the !Vmi: i.,n Tribune, T. T. (leer s paper. a.;.-ar. I without a line of editorial, ;!,- , -governor probably having .,. guago on tap that would express hi opinion on C'oiigr ssnian Kills' iv nomination and at the satiir time be suitable for publication in a family newspaper. It is among the pr.ihabiliti s that the question of again runniag lor governor will look very different to Governor Hughes after the Chicago convention. The governorship of New York is a sizable job, even in the shadow of the White House. Attorney-General Honapnrto soys I he has been unable to find evidence' to justify proceedings against the pa per trust, though he has enough to I justify continuing the hunt. l'uh- Ushers lu a position to give him tips please note. This story about an Indiana man who found a pot of gold burled dur ing the civil war, while cleaning up hls yard, Is good enough to push along lots of yards are badly in need of being cleaned up. It's a good guess that the tariff will he revised a long time before Congressman Nelson, of Kansas, gets his resolution for a select coiftmlttee of 45, to revise the rules, adopted by the bouse. That thrilling rescue story, with Mark Twain for its hero, merely shows that age has not dulled Mark's advertising faculties, even. if he does, not need the money. Pat McCarren's plan of giving the courts a hand in seating delegates to a political convention will doubtlessly be endorsed by lawyers certainly by thoso employed. However the legislative record may stand, thers is one kirn of work that few, If any, congressmen ever neglect working their constituents. Pendleton is building a new city hall at a cost of $35,000. ICugene should follow this good example, only raising it to about $50,000. It may have been only a question of the full dinner pall in Multnomah county. Hoth Coffey and Cake g it good majorities there. One of the reasons some men are always ready to shout for a change is that they hope to get something out of it. I.OWIll! SH'SLAW NOTTS ir (ii'.Miit i, ivn HKST MaretiMI s 'll for ; v":'.i I'red Funks on his lot on il .1 el i-sr.l last Friday ' v.u atiou. i eree; ing a bnildinc ward street near the I'vang The bar church. it anier Koseo.' left Wednes day for Astoria, wlwr.- she will have s.mic repairing done. The it, -jsc ae went 'to Mart-ii field on Monday with a cnrgi of salt salmon and chlttlm bark and returned Tues day morning. Yesterday W. C. Purdin. of Kiddle creek, was taken before Justice Seven- on a charge of catching trout with a net, which is contrary ta law. A Ju ry trial was held and a verdict of not guilty was rendered. Carles Allen, who came here with his famllv from N irth Carolina a lew I weeks ago. has purchased h. n - " ,M,r,.hils( 8. . C'ol here permanently." I he ei. FOI1 SAl.K II V flood blllhliug lo' ' t reel . near i ar line, il e;!it-r i"tn 1,1 : 11 - Ott'.VKII ,11 Ka-t Tw :. x i . f"'t aid ' l:..'iir W M.TI N. Wi.la:;..- ' 1 fr b Al- i on North Mi J. I . ' 1 : Law O! Plenty "f Trouble Is can- My f t , tn- nl M 0 Yi:r-ii i i mum' It . itf itK.V v l v t i2: s MRS. CHARLES GILPIN. Mrs. tilipln Is a beautiful ami popular society woman of Philadelphia, anil H'fore her marriage she was Miss I'rederlca Herwimt. Kdward J. lterwlinl, be New York society man. Is her uncle. When not participating In the social fayeties of New York. Newport or London. Mrs. tillplu makes bar ham at sr mugniPceut country place near Philadelphia. WOltK SKCIIKMK Tlll'.Y DKXOl'XCKl) AS ItOllllllltY The morning paper has a transient fakir at work get ting up a special page of ad vertisements for which it Is charging $10 apiece. This Is Interesting only because a few weeks ago the same paper T threw a dozen kinds of fits when The Ouard printed a similar page, charging each advertiser $11.50. They called It robbery then to allow a transient solicitor to come in L and take so much money out v of town. Takes a good deal of che'ek to go around and work the same kind of a scheme now but check is the chief asset oT the bunch who run the Morning Mummy. - LOST VAI.I.KY NllWS (Special Correspondence.) Le;;t Valley, April IX. About five hundred persons nlteiided th.- Cr:js well District Sunday Seh:o tiiinvn tion held here April 5. There was n full attendance of delegates recorded, and our presld- nt kept things moving in bis energetic way. The conven tion was a success in every way. Mrs. Woods Is visiting with Mrs. Win. Williams Ibis week. K. It. Parker and family were vis itors at Dexter convention day. Mv.-s Alt;i WHIntus was a pnsseimer on th overland to lioshen one day las', week. K. W. Jacobs unci family have mov. d their ho! ingiuus to Pleasant Hill. linens Wood has returned to June to ,'. Sl.le. A. K. ildwards Is vl.-iit inn reljti i-es mil friends here at present. Mrs. It. D. Jacobs has moved to her farm at Xion. Die. I At Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. It. I.. Kdwards. April 10, their daugh ter. Kthel, aged two years. The sor rowing father and mother have the sympathy of their 'many friends in their bereavement. Mi. A. J. Crusan and daughter, of Cloverdale were at Dexter visiting with Mrs. T. J. Crusan last week. The primaries were very poorly at tended here. Most people thought they wooiild allow the "other fel low" to nominate the candidates. That plan is all right, hut those who do not attend the primaries should keep still ir the ones they wished for are not nominated. . t 11IK.IN' XIIW T TltKAT HAY I HVIllt. April is the Ideal time to begin I to treat hay lever osteopainn ao in i hope of warding off that schedub d attack next summer. Permanent eur..s. are often accomplished by n milliim osteopath ' lesions. Tr, II'- IM ild. if t! ib-iayi A iititii us iiietMlirntii i lias resii"'!. preilisp o-lor in i: ; ion Inoi' Han. durina J. II ., i',-,.h, . ll.irl'A.re !',;. A!-o ronri ,..'il.llli; 1 'III ,'lli'l p .. ;ll-''; a -il' t'C", 7.11 ,1,. i t lion uTi"!-' I -oil wink pr ,1,, i. j ,l I i I'.! 1"" nlltlllA ' a: . . .1 I : :i ;'' '!" ' Phone PI... 1. I.!7. . I 111 i ll.iiuel 1 1 ' ,.. .A,-,, 1 e.Q I ..i, I - ...m ' - "r V J'.f.VcTJ7VT J : f"TT'', ! i;ei iin.ie - w S-ry r r a s. "I I 0 - v,!l8 V A""'OT'r & : i (.1 I1MXN I OM II STAI.I.I'fV r"'11' I J.'' ' ..... '1' bir-e 1 V bjj I I " a- t r' . .:.-V THE MARKET FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8;h St WtBUY VE SELL . WE RENT WE tXCHANGE N'lnc-ruom house and lot 1 block from car. line; fine home In good condition; a bargain at $2,000 or furnish ed tor $2. loo. ISO acres C miles from Kiigen; 1(10 acies in cultivation; . pasture, splendid N-ronm bouse, il " ilo barn; all kinds i:.f fruit; price $12,000. in cluding i'V'-i yt lllllg oil Iho place. Itio acres. Hi acr"s pnsliiro and limber cruises l,r,ofi.(iilo saw limber; '.'" i.'-res leneed; room hoii.-e, spring at bouse; , small barn, chicken bouse, young orchard, all kinds of berries; school 1 mile. Heat this for $iri')0. Hero we avo lfiO urres, 00 acres fenced; 2 houses, largo .log house and small frame, log barn, granary, well water ed with living streams and springs; 2,000,000 feet saw timber; 9 miles from Eu gene. Price. $Ui00. So acres adjoining town; fine b-room house, 3 bnrnn; young family orchard; f head horses. 6 cows, 4 year lings, harness, wagons, bug gy, cart, 100 chickens, tools, Implements, furniture, etc.; price, $7,000; $1,000 cash; balance at G per cent. We also have business open ings and a large list of reat estate to offer of every des cription. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wst8ih St, HALL CSi, SHUMVAY For Sa'e hy ('hamrrn nanwap.' Co. llergr-W'mi Ilonlwara i ontmny. lOIt SAl.K I Toil SAl.K -Ten Poland Chtua-i'igs. l'hone Karmers I'i'.. -r.Jl i'l'lt SA'.K riloriMmhtired Hereto!. 1 balls tor sale. Ku.Otrf .Mm '!' latuelte stret t. , O Kolt AI.K sw.d (t-G..tii fir wood. . 1.. Copieri.oll, at W'ati' jewelrv store. f o KUlt SAl.K I 'neap, g Ma secoaii band Sti'elebaker ;l-i!ua mh;oii. Kluiaire at Kiii;t ne grocery. il S i'OKK FOI! SAl.K -Ax liiliv Dcpi Store, Ninth street. Fui;ciic., Or. KOIt SAl.K Huff Orpington citgs, 13 for $1. W. 1). Ilampton, no.' Columbia avenue, corner Huh lit. KOK SAl.K One No. 11 Oliver Type writer; also one No. 7 Fay-Sho; both machines In good ordi r. C. S. Prank. il KOIt SAI.K--Typewriter, practically new; lerins cash. Call at llooiu 4. Mel'lung building, corner Kiglnh It lid Willamette. a20 lll'FK ..KlillOIlN KCUd Pure tiled. $1 per setting, lleo. Melvin Mil ler. -Uooni 2't, McCliing llloek Phone lied It'll. tf FOK SAl.K - Hood hois - t veins old; 1 '1 hands; only partly broke. Price. $HM1. I'iione lie.! Hill, (n'o. Melvin Miller, city. I.OHANllKKItY PLANTS all cents per dozen. :15 for $1, $2 per hun dred; satisfaction guaraul ,'ed. C. I-'. Moore, Creswell, Oregon. ni4 KOIt SAl.K Marred Plymouth Kock, llolden Wyandotte and Itlack Min orca eggs, $1 per setting. Address. A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. a21 KOIt SALK Barred Plymouth Rock eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper rates in Incubator lots. Address U. W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o KOIt SAl.K Partlus wishing lo buy 2 00 acres of first-class timber laud call on J. W. Carllle, four miles west of Hale. KOIt SALK Llewellyn dog pup, 6 - weeks old; will be right ago to train this fall. Price $10. W. H. Kay Eugene, Or. Phono lllack 4537 or lllack 1511. tf OAK WOOD KOIt SALK Small oak wood; can ho used for cook stove without splitting; sawed lo 16-Inch length.. Phone Farmers' 280 or enquire at Slerner's grocery. RllO POU SALE Snap Tor short time on ly. One and a half acres, unim proved, adjoining oily limits. Cash or terms. Howe & Huoy, offlco In Maurer's Jewelry Htore. CHKAT I1AIK1AIN All 1S-acre or chard garden In Drain; well water ed and fairly good buildings; all kinds of choice fruit; crop of- pota toes and ouls goes with It. Price, $11 .".Pi). Address llox 210, Drain, Or. KOIt SALK ily owner One new fir room cottage, closo In; modern; lot till 2-3x102; also one U-room house, deep well; plastered; rock founda tion; corner lot, qsxl2u. Will boII at a bargain. Inquire at llila of fice, tf KOU SALK One of the best retail general merchandise country stores lu Lane county, having large log ging and farm trade. If you are looking for a chaneo to make mon ey Investigate this opening. Ad dress "X," this office. a20 . X- KOIt SALK A cigar store, consst of cigars, tobacco, pipes, sporting goods, fishing tackle, soda foun tain, root beer keg, iiiagiiiues ami periodicals; Peerless elect rlc fans; lieail ofrb-e for Portland and San Francisco dally papers. Heason for selling to change clluiate. Ad dress llox 103, Ashland, Or. WANTK1J WANTED A girl for general house work at once. Apply In the morn ing at the Methodist parsonage. al H WANTED To rnt, a five or six room house, close in. Enquire of S. S. Range at the Electric theatre WANTED Cattle to pasture three miles west of Eugene. Apply to . E. A. Handgalhe, 11. K. I). No. 1 Eugene. WANTED Ten ladles and gents dal. ly to get their clothes cleaned and pressed at the Eugene Dye .Works. tf WANTED -flood horse, infill to llilil) pounds, sultnble for lady lo drive; also two-seated top carriage. Ad dress P. O. llox 247. with descrip tion, it ,'AM 11.11 To li iniw tHuilil to $.... Mini for a I'-rru of varH with v.i'- dgeil wr-nrHy. i.ooil prop'i-'ltlon for nny on.- wl-Miii; lo place a loan. A Mi . I'. I. . I are Haul il. w A VI KD - Plum r,0" to 3,0ij upr-.- i'lcar'''l ir p:irt ly rlcuri'd rieli koII, ;i'lpi-d In ftuft, (ni klnij uti'l llvff Ktfifk; lo rafS'in l-'-li'' mi river niifj rr-k, Id'lti'4 Hi; U f)"-,:ili! 'iKIi aii'l O'llllll' fif ;;:m1 In tr ;t i , of x m run ,ui 1 . 1" :'. ,:ttk tf .-. I l;l.i' k (,. Jih-id ilo.-. i:;ii r .'-:' I KlH'.liMy il-af: Aii-u. , i to ii.'iai" i f "Cap." i'..v.at'l,i ".' ini 'o H.'-.-l-ri Hi ii. Miat nun-I k.-v .Ml si I I.I. M III I -ll eiilliiui .1. ) DltK.-'-M KNi; Mifi- riiilltv.in k Miller, .".".f Was.'iir.g'on y.tr-"i.i J'honi! lied tlOli. alii OllM' AMI Ull M Al tlOKlUllN I'l.KA I'i.Mr - Hono by ,lrs. llert 'iiu't'ut lit ti-7 Hilyard street, l'f3:" Kast N'.iu'b, on reason able terms. Phone Hc.l 31102. tf IK YOl' WANT Til Sill. I. your prop erty lell the Oregon Laud t'onip.l ny about u an.loticy will ilo the rest. 4 12 Wlllauietto street, llll geue. Or. o tf rr 10"T tall id On'Z"tn if you want bxrtz i ins lu nal t-stutt'. Wo buy ami .t'll farm inni fiiy prop erty, i in pro v I'tl a nil u u improved. TiuiluT mill n.iuli'.K sti!i'k. It. (.'he vein, Koiiiu 1 1, Wuli.oii Itlilt;. tf NU'rit'K- HavuiH rei'ovei A fi'nm my injury I havt lesuiueil my htisiuess of horseslioeiiii; ami Keiierat lulaek sniii li in x. l 1. Huioway, Kast ' Klevenlh street, Kainmmut, Or. CASH AND $10 riMt MONTH Will liny a beauiiiul Calilornia viue ard, the income f .Mini li.i li will lie sufficient to make you lu de pendent for lite. Hand some pamphlet, valuable iuf rmai ion and contract free. K. II Kolunson. Kcnerul aent, Pacific lirow. Cal. INTKUNATIONAI VOU KKSl'ON- DKNCK SCHOOLS --"The Musy .Man's University." tiivoi a thor ough training at your own homo In nearly all tho trades and profes sions. Text books and liMtrumeuts I when required) uriiMied free. Full informal Ion and circulars a I the local enrollment office, -tii W. Kihth street, K. J. Klrkwood, rep resi'iitaUve. TO I.F.ASK Six acre:' ln botioin I Harden land; excellent soil. Ad-1 dress C. U.t care tluard. FOR UKNT A modern flat. Kn quire of M. Schneider In tho Schnei der block. tf PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHVSICIANM AM) Sl'lUil'lONS DK. ANNA MAUREn, Osteanathlo phy'clan. All curahlo dlanaaai treated. Women and children t specialty. Office over K. R. Unnu'a Phone liod 1631. Dlt. OI.1VE C. WALLEIi, Oatoopathlc physlcliin. Office hours, 11 a. m. to la; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. ilninii ton hiillillliK, 7lh anil Willamette Btreetu. Hosldoncu aii'.i otflce phono 0171 Ull. 11. L. STUIJ1.KY (jHtoopathlc phyHlcliin. Offices over Cliaiiibei'iT Biore. MS Wllhiiiietto Htreei l'liono (Hack 1 3 "J li . 'i in nit 1 1 :i 1 1: i n free. Resilience 731 l-'erry BLreot. I'hono liod 31U7. C. II. CANNON, M. 1. lloilioepilllllo lihyslclnn ami niirneiill. Chronic dlseaseK and diseases of women and rhllilrcn a sneclally. Klectrl nil vlhrutory and 1 1 k li L troulinunt. Ofriie. Hulls 1, 2 and 3, Dunn hulld Iiik I'hono Main (IV. Hoards lloffuiun llouuo. I'hono Main 11. . TITlirt, M. I). lloinooopulhlc liliyslciau it ii (1 Burgeon. Chronic illaenHeH uud iIIhc'Iihok of women and children xlven Hpeclnl iilleiitlon. I'aindlc no I vii ii Ic . utailc, X-rny and vlhrutory electrical treiiliiiuulH kIv ('II. Office, fiSl Wllllllliello si reel, with Dr. L. 10. .McIioiikiiI. It"sl dence, una I'earl Hlrnet. Officii photic, Main 620. Heslili nee phone, Main Hill. Al TOItMlYH-AT-liAW S. II. A 1.1, KM, AUtiriiej-nt-hi, (110 Wlll'iinetLo Hlreot, Kiikoiio (treuon. 1.. llll.YIOl', Altorney-at-law. Ollliv over Yonurg hIioo nloro, Eii.ctk (jregou. IJOIIU18 & SKIl'WOIiTII, Aliorneyi at law. Office In llovoy biilldliiK. over Chamhera-Hrlstow bank. C. A. WINTKItMEIKK, Attornoy-al law. Land tttleB and prohate apec. laities. Office over Chamberi-llrla-tow Hank. . M. T11AVI8, Attorney-at-la. Of flea over Kugene Inn ft Havlngi Uank, KuReno, Oregon. WOODCOCK It POTTKH, Attorney-at-Uw. A. C. Woodcock and K. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsman block, KtiKne, Oregon I.IiVIM II I.MIMIIVHIIM lloriinv-nt. law. Itoomt 1 and 2. KtiKene Loan and HavuiKa anx. WALTON It NKSH, Atlorneya-al-law J. J. Walton and 8. P. Nona. Will prai tiro In all the courts In the iitale. Office, room 3, Walton llloek, KiiKt lie, Oregon. WII.LIA.MK Ai I1KAN, Attorneya-at-law. J. W. WIIIIiiiiih, L. I'J. Itenii 1'raellei In a J couris of the slatt iiiul heforii Ihe I'. H; I. a ml OfHct liltl.es 11!, Ill, 14 mid l." McCluui llull'lliik'. 1. N. HAIIIIAI'HII. Hperlal alien lion given lo divorce iiti.l nelilo metil f citites. Aenl for Conti nental lli.'iiramo Coinpatiy. Itoon: 1, , i-iru National Hank lliillillni;, I'lio;. lie, Oreiroli. ll'..i-il. !,. v.lil.l.H. lam.,-, No. :ti Wit Kli'tith "Meet, Unci lie, (Ir I o; ii"' p.-i. .Ii. 1 .( iV j I- !!!.., il'...' ! a ' an i ' : 1 -r -. 1! i a ' 1 .1: v. j 1 1 . ' I i : I- ", M , llilil, ColiVi". afi' ar.il i oil. 'i in I A. l-o to all .eiinio.i matt.oH. I'tiolii. ; Il 1 I I ;.i MMi ii.i-kii;h i nn lank eor.vi'Y ahstiiaci i I'll If 't .....I 'I VI'...... III....I. I 1!. Waren llloek, Kui;eiie, Of- H rea.-oll'illle I ' Illl'l I I 1 11 M l!S JAY C. MOlllli:, i Phono lllack j'lil. aip'.'l lieancr 1 Mil 1.1 Vll US J. W. KAYS A: CO., uiuieriakiis an! funeral director. Kimene. Or, lAY a: liKNI-KKSi., umi.'r-.aK-ri and einlialiucis. Corner Wlilam ett and Seventh streets. W. T. liOHHON. funeral dinvtor. State licensed euitanu r. Ot fice and residence. Tenth a ml Olive streets. I'lloMw Ued 4-ISl. aiiciu i i-:cr FKKK THOMAS Arehltert. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue print and specif icat ions, ileneral Miper visiou over buildings in course of construction. If thinking of build In;. larm or small, ste me. Terma reasonable. lioom 7, Chrimau block. MIMXO KN4JINKi:itS HKUHKUT LKU5H. mining cnKinoer and expert meta1lur;i.. Heliablo information furnished to intending Investors. Kxamitiations and re ports on mines and ore treatment. KuKene Orenou. KKAIi KSTA'l'K A:KXT! J. L. CLARK CO. Dealers lu real estate, Creswell, Or. KUSTIO MOULDING P05R5VBOX!rSl ! 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