Eugene daily guard., April 27, 1908, Image 3

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Meniuer '
JION'IIAY, APIUI
27, 1008
,
I'm weary of false prophets
crying ,
Their wicked, inscutable
lies;
While thousands of helpless
are dying
As Mammon's and Greed's
'sacrifice.
I long for the day and the
hour
When Greed, shall be
flung from the throne;
When man In his right and
Jiis power
Again shall step Into his
own. '.
F
k rm weary, but duty is call-
. lag.
ft And only the sluggard will
shirk '
'ft The tasks that are set are ap-
4 palling,
But honor says simply,
"Go work."
s) I long for the woods in their
t beauty,
4 But over the call that they
l give,
j I hear the , stern calling of
h That bids me be worthy to
I . live.
. Will M. laupln.
JTGKNE TO HE BEST
PAVED CITV IX NORTHWEST
Eugsne will by the' end of the year
am thp hpat . no voil Mtv In ihn Nnrth-
W a distinction that should cen
reu)on it the attention of well-inform-fi
Investors In city real estate, be
cause paved streets stand for pro
Wsiveuess and permanency. Twen-fy-one
blocks, about two and a
artr miles, will have been com-
leted by t:it. middle of June, and it
- Quite likely that this will bo in
creased ;o forty blocks' or more, if
fct.wishes of ajiuajority pf the prop-iny-owners
are carried out.
The Warren Construction Company
s not only rushing their work along.
Sl tause of the plentiful supply of. lu
fS this year, but are also -doing
jfl'lendid work, and are putting down
Jwment that is first-class In every
particular. This fact Is a good argu
ment In making a " practically' com
We iob of paving the ppinelpal'
greets now, while the construction
?miany Is so well prepared to do It
Jjulckly and well, Money well ex
tended s permanent Improvements is
e-best investment a. property own
fr n make, and some of those who
i " uojeetea most strenuously to
l"? exuen,,. ,,f .t- t tin,o
, - . I'o'iiis ni, una in...
"1 before long be pointing with
to iir splendid streets and
f '"i ng oi the enterprise of the
'"naiuqity in setting an example that
""trv Important town In Western Or.
,?'" la a'r .;,y preparing to follow.
I t 1 pitETTY SOKE
I The
laailiun city Times Is tiot
I ,:h the result of the lie-
"tIit;u,
ibirial
imarle3, as the following
""irks tend lo Indicate:
us ago, when the Times
adoption of the primary
"Pour ,
Pot.-d -k.
" '' me lart that It was pos
"r K i'.no to secure very place
i " H'ket. -Only two elections
I' -Id under the primary
t an. I !. truthfulness ' of our
,a - i . L .
already mr.nlfest. 'Ti.-
e resides outside, but
'id probably have been
ngeno man desired th
what's the use of kick
a goad stick. Th.-n
for outside precincts
" ' in the ttU nn. mill
i .in.
'. and yau may as well
l-',;tie. rierollei t you
t ? S!:t
f o r, a
voted for this law to 'down the boss
es." Now stand up for It."
"In the jumble of ballots
thought that tliu bowers ihn v...
would give the one place asked t: I
North Lane on the county ticket. :
Mr. Edwards .is defeat,-,! H,-i,i .'
Eugene where we expected a more
generous consideration at the hands
of Hepublieans. s.iroly the farming
Interests were entitled to repies-nta.
tion." .
An, Iowa paper has the following In
reference to the results attending
upon the adoption of the much vaunt
ed parcels post plan of doing busi
ness: "We would like to see one
Iowa county settled entirely by the
mall order people and see what would
happen. The stores would statu! It
as long as they could, then move
awa. Banks would close their doors.
The newspapers would have to quit.
The hotels would gu out of' business,
the .mechanics would move away,
schools and churches would dwindle,
sidewalks go to wreck, buildings
would become vacant, unpainted and
dilapidated, strangers would take one
look and flee. Isn't that precisely
what would happen If an entire coun
ty were populated with people who
bought everything In Chicago? Who
would buy a farm located where he
couldn't drive to some sui t of a town?
A sane man wouldn't take such land
at half price, lie a friend to your
home town, Mr. Farmer, and It will
bo. a friend to you."
A South Dakota editor eloped with
another man's wife and the people of
his town tried to lynch Mm when he
was brought back. Hut it is chroni
cled that when they found out the in
jured husband was a delinquent sub
scriber and had refused his paper at
the postoffice, they let the editor out
of jail and presented him. with'a gold
watch.
As an academic question, those
with nothing better to do may dis
cuss the idea of getting recruits for
the army by conscription, but it is
certain that members of congress that
enacted a conscription taw in time of
peace would find. mighty hard sled
ding at home.
Magnates of the paper trust must
find it difHcult not to laugh right out
In meeting every time they think of
the things the house committee of
six. provided for by the Cannon reso
lution, will do to them in that recess
probing. :(
Doubtless Castro does need a good
spanking,-but If Uncle Sam under
takes to administer it. care should be
taken to see that no dynamite Is con
cealed In the seat of his trousers.
Though they are not saying so,
some politicians are acting as though
they favored confining the fight
against (rusts to those which will not
chip In.'
Bury l'. Dasent has been engaged
as official booster, for Albany. Das
ent belies his name, and Is really a
flaring ftlTbw to undertake -a Job
like, that.
Tom Watson has at bast one ad
vantage over ot her' candidates ho
doesn't liave u deny that his cam
paign is being financed y some pln
tocni;. Midford has a :'.'. uuu population
club. Thry will have to go some to
reach that mark In the five years set
for doing It. t
Vl-U'it VdTFS I'ltoM
I l,OI!KX( E AMI VICINITY
ni Ii,itt Terrace ouend
1 He ni. ii.MM ... - -
Monday moruing with Miss Alfreda
Llndgren at the helm. -
The schooner Mayflower arrived
here Wednesdav from San Francisco,
and brought in some freight for the
merchants. She will take out a car
go of lumber. '
Joe Stear, of Mapleton, went to
Eugene, the first of the week to take
the examination for appointment as
forest ranger.
. A A Miner, of Acme, is among the
isiusluw men who are attfndinit tne
..-i nniT eamiiia:i""- ''"-
(ten.' I. us week.
.Mr. and Mrs.
T It. aril nan.-. I
trip
E'
wh-r
Mon. I
Mr. Tea ;i wiil I Mi"
f.:r fr": rn?-r.
Mr and Mr-. Ilu-l'i:- '
Point T-. rr.-c- s!at'ir.l.iv tt .
Iow a, anil v ii 1" l,1,j:''-v ''
abode in T1-. V Ji"
Mrs. P.. W. Johns It.
. j.ut:i1 months ami Mi
I
i v .-i.... reci-ivi-d an i.nl.T
buii'd two laiini hi's Mr us;' in - I, ov-
eriinu at ion-mi -
lne, fe- these laioohis lllllM'd b
I few davs ago and are now being
,nr:-d litlie U ""' '
,(e Clot W hat i,l" Xrwleil.
"Nine vears ago t P'"k.-d as ;f my
, i " aav (' I'ar'liinn.
time nan
,,r Mill Cre-k. ln.l
I .iS i-o
j a v. :)
i f!i:i' nil
run down that 1
slender thr at
hui.n
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f.mVin th c:a'
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THE PRINCE OF MONACO.
In addition to being the owner of Monte Carlo, the greatest gambling plnea
In the world, Prince Albert of Monaco Is an author mill a distinguished scien
tist. In fact, he Is n.num of many accomplishments. What he does not k' "
of the wonders and secrets of the sen Is hardly worth study, for he has wrltteu
four books on ocennograpblc subjects. He Is also a student of nerlul naviga
tion and has designed two (jirships.
TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Have Your Ahstrucls Made by Iine
County Abstract Ct.
C. Cole, etux to M. J. Drury, lot 3
In blk. 6 In Coles plat to Mnrcola.
U. S. to Abby Whiteside. -SO ac
res In sec. 12, tp. IS, s r 8 w.
U. S. to Effie A. Sherm, pat. 82.1SS
acres In sec. V, tp. 19, s r 12 w.
U. S. to A. Yerington, ItiO ncresln
sees. 24, 31, tp. Its, ail e. ,
I!. S. t: Almon Yerington, 160.31
acres in sec -S, tp. 1 D s r 1 e.
O. (J. Cartwright etux to T. II.
Onrr-ti, part of lots 1 and 2 In blk
11 of Packard's add to Eugene. $10.
O. tj. Carlwrigbt etux to .1 N.
Cole, part of lots 1 nnl 2 In sec. J 1 j
o Packard's add to Eugene. , ,
..I. C. Long etux to H. F. Fischer,
'lots 7 and S, block (J, Georgetown.
1 1D0. I
llutllo L. Wheeler etal to Jennie
U'Ren. lot 7 in blk. S in Ellas Stew
art's add to Eugene. $2.r0. '
, Caroline L. Ilurd. etal to Lester
M. Tozler, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ti In blk.
Ill, C. H P. Eugene. $10. '
IVS. to Sarah Wright. 1.17.75 ac
res in sec. 0. tp. la, s r 7 w.
U. S. to Ora C. Wright, 1 CO acres
In ec -4. tp. la, s r 7 w.
J. B. T. Hughes etux to John F.
Keiiy, loo acres In sec. 32, tp It!,
r. r 2 w. $4 00.
U. S. to Mary E. Hlair. 119.S4 ac-1
res in sec. 2, tp. 17, s r 7 w.
I". S. to W. (',. Op! 100 acres In
sec. 0, tp. 1 II, s T. II w.
W. (I. Opp to tieorge A. Pipes, 100
acres in j"o: (I. tp. III. s r li'w.
A. ('. Dixon elal fa Cecil Robert
son, lots 0 and 7 in lilk. 0, 1). it .1.
add to Coloirg. $ I
Charles Cunnijighani to II. I).
Myers. 73. NO acres In sec. 13, tp. 20,
s r 3 w,. $rn(i.
.1. C. Rlciinrdson to .1. II. Ihwall
et mx, lot 2 In blk 2 In PackarJ's add
to Eugene, $20110.
C HKfilX NOW TO TREAT HAY
FEVER.
April Is the ideal time to begin
to treat hay fever osteopatlileally In
hope of warding off that scheduled
attack next summer. Permanent
cures are often accomplished by re
moving osteopathic lesions. Treat
ment should not be delayed until
Irritation of the mucous membranes
of the eyes and nose has resulted.
In earW spring the predisposing
cause may be treated alone without
the handicap of having to combat
the exciting cause also, as becomes
the case later, when pollen is blow
ing. Dr. II. L. Stiiil'ey. osteopath, office J
I nvT (ii.'iilili"rs Hardware rtore. .
phone Ulack 13:'';. KesMeur.., 734;
I Fi rry tre"t. Phone Red 3 I '.'7.
t;i T i;i:i;'ins early
Tlii.se who Intend going to the fleU
1 1 l eiiralinn at. San Frauci.-i n May 2.
, 3 and 4 are requested to apply for
I le-rilis at once so that they will til
lable to g.-i them. Hf enough signify
, their Intention of m.lng frin Eugene
a Pullman car will probably e set
.out here so thSi those going may re
i tire eariy and save the trouble of get
; tine up in the middle of the night lo
: catch the train.
A. J. GILLETTE,
S 0 O Agent S. P. Co.
!i:
vr.5
MAY HO
! If y.'i Ini'-nfl to have a Tfiurn"nt
! v-ii JiuMlfl -nak.-(V) 'ir B'5Ttion at.
:,t...v vthi,i t.i'-.-O ;1 t ' c to
, ;. f'r Chmh yfjK' ina I. tit. ih- hf.-t of
' vm furii;-!:'-Vi" r u st f i pnr a i
L. C. I.AKK.
"- -""hit- n
vx "v
Death Was nn His lleela. .
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va
hd a close call In the spring of
1906. He says: "An attack of pneu
monia left me so weak and with such
a fearful rough that my friends de
clared consumption had me. and that
death was on my heels. Then I was
persuaded to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. It helped me Immediate
ly, and nfter taking two a,id n half
bottles 1 was' a well man again. 1
found out that New Discovery Is the
best remedy for coughs and lung dis
eases in the world," Sold under
guarantee at ' W. A. Kuykemlairs
drug store. COc and $1. Trial bot
tles free. '
THE MARKET
FOR
ESTATE
IS At
McMurphey
& Rugh's
22 west 8ih St
Wfc BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Nine-room huiiHo and lot 1
block from car line; flnb
borne in good condition; a
bargain at $2,000 or fiiriiiHh
ed for $2,400.
i80 acres 6 miles from Eugene;
100 acres In cultivation; 220
pasture; splendid Hroom
bouse, tfOxCO barti; all klndH
of fruit; price $12,000, In
cluding everything ou tbe
- place.
(CO acres, 6f acrfH puHture and
timber erulse l.T'OO.OOO saw
timber; 90 urren fenced; 4
rtorn houne, Hprinn at house;
Hinall barn, chicken house,
youtiK ore hard , all k h of
berrieA; school I mile, Ueat
this for $ir,DO. ,
Hf-re we kvm i UiO acres, CO
acres fenced ' hoiiiw.'H, lare
log hoiis u 'id hinu II frame,
hn bum, ninary, well water
ed with IlvitiK strenuif and
sprites; 2,0o0,iHMI feet n;tw
timber; !f mlle. from Ku
Kene. Price, f 1 '.00.
h't acres adjoining town; flue
fS-room bo tine, 3 harns;
younjf, family orchard; 5
head horwy, (i cows, 4 year
ling", harness, wagoiiH, Ihik
ny, cart, 100 lfkenH, toolH,
im'pjeuient'i. furniture, ete.;
price. $7,000; $1,000 cash;
tin Ian re at fi per crit.
We also have business open
ings and a large - list of real
estate to offer of every des
cription. '
McMURPHEY
& RUGH
Q2 west 8 h St.
REAL
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
o
n
t SALE
UAt.KD HAY FOR SAl.F -Twelve
dollars per ton. Squire Smith, j
Plume Farmers' Klxtl. m24
FUK SALE Thoroughbred lltreford
hulls for sale. Enijulre 5;0 Wil
lamette. street. ;f
FOK SALE Cneap, good seconil
haud Studcbakcr 11-iueh w.tgon.
Entiulro at Eugene grocery. tf
FOR SAI.E Huft (.frinugtou eggs,
18 for 1. W. 11. Hamilton, 1 Wi
Columbia aveuue, corner 19th At.
Ul'KK uElillOKN Etiila 1'ure toed,
$1 per settlug. lleo. Melvln Mil
ler. Koom 20, Mcl'lung lllock.
l'hune Ued Util. tf
FOR SALE 'iood horse 6 years old;
Hi hands; only partly broke,
l'rice. $100. I'hono Ued Mill.
(lieo. Melvln Miller, city.
FOR SALE'horough-lired Irish
setter pups for sale. Address l
L. Olscn. Eugene. Or. It. F. n.
No. 1. l'hone Farmers 3u3. a25
LOOANHEUin' FLAM'S -a0 cents
per dozen, 3ft for $1, $- per hun
dred; satisfaction guaranteed. (.'.
F. Moore, Croswcll, Oregon. ni4
FOR SALE Iiarred Plymouth UorK,
Golden Wyanilotte and lllack Min
orca eggs, $1 per setting. Address,
A. Wooil. Saginaw, Or. a-ti
FOR SALE Haired Plymouth Hock
eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper
rates In Incubator lots. Address I!.
W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o
FOR SALK Parties wishing to buy
200 acres of flrst-elass timber land
call on J. W. Carltlo, four miles
west of Hale.
FOR SALE 4ti-aere farm. 1 8-4
miles southwest of Eugene; good
small house, barn, orchard. Choice
suburban place. Inquire of E. J.
Fnuier for particulars. tf
OAK WOOD FOR SALE Small oak
wood; can be used for cook stove
without splitting; sawed to lG-inch
length. Phone Farmers' 2S(i or
enuutre at Sterner's grocery. mlO
TO TRADE A block of dry maple
and body fir wood here In town lo
trade toward stock cattle. Call on
E. M. Warren, 443 Lnwrenco. cor
tier West Sixth. tf
GREAT 13 A RG A IN An 18-ncro op
chard garden In Drain; well water.
ed and fairly good buildings; all
kinds of choice fruit; crop of pota
toes and oats goes with It. Price
$2a00. AddresH Ilox 210, Drain,
Or.
KOIt SALIC lly owner One new R
room eottntte, clone In; modern; lot
(111 '2-3xlti2; iiIho one U-room house,
tloop well; pltiKtered; rock fountlu
lion; rorner lot, liSxlL'll. Will Bell
nt n bai'Klun. Intiulru at tills of
flee. tf
KOIt SALM A elKiir Rtore, connlst-
of cigai'H.lJtobiieeo, pIpoB, BportlDK
KOOtlB, fluhlliK I nek lo. uodli follll-
IhIii, root beer ke. iniwIneB and
perlodlculu; I'eerlwBB eleetrlc fniiH;
, heud office for l'ortlnntl mid Sun
' KriinelHco dully paperK. Heanon
for Belling to ehniiKo cllmnle. Ad-
dreBB Ilox 103. AHhlnnd. Or.
WANTKU
WAXTKIJ To rein, a five or Blx
room hoiiHo, cIobo In. Knnulro of
S. b. llunno-ut the Klectrlc theatre.
WANTUD Ton Indies and Renin dal
ly to net their elothea cleaned and
preHBCd at the KiiKcne Dye WorkB,
WA.NTKI) To borow JlltHIII to $.1,
(HiO lor a term of years with ullt-
edtteil Hecurlly. (iood proiosltlon
for any one wishing lo place t
loan. AddresB C. L.. care (laurd
WA.NTKI) Mlddle-iiKed lean or koimI
character to lirke charm., ol sinall
stock ranch. Hoard and Iioiihc fur
nlslied. Call at (liiuril office for
particuliirH.
MlHC'hLLAiNMH H
A.C0OKD1ON PLKATlNO- -Done by
Mrs. Bert Vlnoent at 627 lillyard
street, near East Ninth, on reason
able terms. Phone Ked 8302. tf
NOTICE Having reoovered from my
Injury I have resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general blsck
smlthlng. C. I), llolowur. East
Eleventh street, Kalrmount, Or.
IF YOU WANT TO BELL your prop
erty tell ths Oregon Land Compa
ny about It and tbey will do )h
rent. 412 Wlllametto street, Eu
gene. Or.i tf
in CASII'ANI) K0 I'KIt MONTH-
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will be sufficient lo iiiako you In
tl. -pellifellt fur life. Handsome
pa iiiiihlel , valuable Inf. u-inal lull
and contract free, I-'. B. ItobliMoii,
tteneral ageiit, Pacific drove, Ctil.
DON'T fall lo see llhe'ietn If you
want biitgaliis lu real estate. We
buy and sell farm and city prop
erty. Improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stork. 11. Che
rem, Boom 11. Walton Bldg. tf
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON
DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy
Man's University. " dives a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books sud Instruments
fwhen required) flirnlsbed0free.
Full Insinuation and circulars at
the local enrollment office, 4"i W.
Eighth street. It. J. Klrkwoort. rep.
resentat Ive.
rm v.y.rt".
i LEASE - S.x ai r':: Tine lioltniil
aiili-M land: -i ncellent mill. Ad-lii-s
C. care fi'lard.
1'lilt KENT A modern flat. El
H i!'.- "f EV Imelil. r in Ibe Si Im.
di r block.
i, S7
tt
Q
UIST AMI I'lll M
FOU SAi.E-- Hue National cash regis
ter, one Ivetuinttm typewriter and
a large iron safe. Ktniue of 1..
M. Travis, Loan ,t Savings bank
building.
.OS I' lllack alLplienl dot:, dun
rins nrouml neck. Slightly tleaf:
Answers to nauu of "Cap," reward,
return to Hroders llres. .Meat innr
ket. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
PHYSICIANS AMI St ItdKONS
DK. ANNA MAI'UKU, OsteapathU
phyiclau. All curable dlseasoi
treuied. Women and children
Bpeclulty, Olflce over F. K. Unnu't
Phone Hod Hi 31.
DK. OL1VH C. WAl.LKU, Osteopathic
physician. Ulflce luiurs, 9 a. in.
to l'i; 1:30 p. in. to 4:30. Hamp
ton bulldiuK, 7th and Willamette
streets. Kesldeuco ani! office
phono l 1 7 1 -
Dll. 11. L. STU I ILKY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Chambers'
store, MS Willamette streei
I'hono lllack 132tl. Consultation
free. Kesldeuco 734 Ferry street. I
I'hona Ked 3197.
C. 11. CANNON, M. !. Iloinoepathlc
physician and surRoiiii. Chronic
diseases and dlseasei of women
mm eiiiiuieii it niici iriij. i'. in ii i
cnl vlhratory and llKht. treatment, t
Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3. Dunn build- i
iug. i'hono Main 540. Hoards
Hoffman House. I'lione Main 11.
.1. K. TI'l'l'S, M. 1).--lloinoeopaihic
physician and surseon. Chronic
diseases and diseases ilf wutnen and
children iven special attention.
Faradlc. Kalviinlc, sUlc, X-ray and
vibratory electrical treatments giv
en. Office, B s I Wlllainello Btroet,
with IJr. L. K, MeDoiiKiil. ltesl
dence, 032 l'enrl atreet. Ortlco
phone, Main 6 31). Kesldence
phone, Main 1131.
ATTOKN KYH-AT-LAW
S. I). ALLEN, AUoriie)-at-la, 616
Wllluinotio Btrent, Eugene. Oreiion.
L. B1LTKU, Attorney-at-law. Otfio
over Yoran's shoe atora, Eugon
Oregan.
DOKR18 & SKIHWOKTH, Atioruoya.
nt law. Office lu Hovey building,
over Chambers-Hriatow bank.
C. A. WlNTEKMElhiK, Attornuy-ut
law. Land titles and probate spec
ialties. Office over Chuuibers-lirlB-tow
Hank.
u. M. TltAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of
fice over F.UKeno Loan & Savings
Bank, Kukouo, Oregon.
WOODCOCK I'OTTKU, Attorneys-at-law.
A. C. Woodcock and 10. O.
Hotter. Office one' block south of
Chrlaiuan block, Eugene, Oregon.
LEON ii. EUMUNBON, Attornoy-at-law.
Kouina 1 and ii, Eugene Loan
and Savings Bank.
WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-ttt-law.
J. J. Walton and 8. I'. Nobs. Will
practice In all the courts In the
itato. Office, room 3, Walton
Block, Eugene, Oregon.
WILLIAMS ft HEAN, Attorneys-al-law.
J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean
Hractlce In all courts ot the stab
and before the U. S. Lund Orflct
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McCluii)
Building.
I. N. IIAItllAl'tlll. Special atten
tion given to divorce and settle
ment t estates. Agent, for Conti
nental Itisuraiice Company. Room
r, First National Hank Building,
Eugene, Oregon,
JESSE O. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 211
West Eighth street, Kiigenu, Or. :
opposite poBtofflce. (lives special '
atli.lltliili In ll,n i, m 1 1, ,1 ( l.,n .if ul,J
stracts, drafting wills, settling es
tates, conveyances and collections
Also to all pension mutters. Phout
Hud 1176. .
AHCIIITKCT
FREE THOMAS Architect. Baetch
es and plans drawn, b I no prints
and specifications. Oeneral super
vision over buildings lu coursa ot
construction. It thinking of build
ing, large or small, sea me. Terms
reasonable, Koom 7, Chrisuian
block.
I NHLKTAKKItS
J. W. KAYS ft CO.. undertakers and
funeral directors. Eugene. Or.
DAY ft HKNDrtKSON, undertaken
and eiribalmnrs. Corner Wlllum.
ettu and Seventh streets.
W. T. (iOltl)O.N, funeral director.
Slate licensed elubalmer. Ofrlcc
nti'l resilience. Tenth and Ollvt
streets. I'liiino Red 4 4X1.
mimmi i;n;ini:i;hh
HERBERT LEIIlll, milling cnt;lncet
and expert liiclnllurKl'it. Rellablt
Information furnished to lutemlluii
investors. Examinations and re
ports on mines and ure Irentmeut
Eugene Orcgo'i.
AHHIHAtTOHH
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., Rooms 2 and 2, Waren Block,
Eugene, Or. Prices ressonabla.
CAHPI'.I' ( LLANLHS
JAY C. MOORE, carpet cleaner
Phono Black 5071.
HKA0 KSi A'l K A til'.. NTH
.1. I.. CLARK CO. Dealers Ii. rea
.fa'e, Cre-iwi-il. Or.
Iriven.iw will dmible tbeir inolie)
tracts In the Blair street addltlou
The. city must liulld lu that direction
lu two years If tiny buy lots or acrt
IASTER STROKE CF
TYPEWRITER INVENTION
The new Automatic
TABULATOR
twin improvement to
Oliver Ruling device.
the
Just a :!e.n-cut mechanism for
TAEUI.ATING, operated by a
single key.
Y"l that slnule key unlocks
scnv" of doors lo added typewriter
c nvnul'iiiee. It. does nwuv with tho
brain-li'iiiio'ii of T A 111' 1. ATI NO. Tho
mov Mner s ol tlie carrrime are con
trol...! by unseen rinucru. The TA11
1'l.A'lOli works auioMiaticaliy with
unvarylii'..' accuracy.
The Oliver Tabulator and Rullns
llevlce suiplelinnt each oilier, now
on the No. , Oliver without a cent
of additional charge.
C. S. Frank,
Phone, Black, 4801
MOiiLkviNSi
SIDEWALK
PQ5TJ, BOXES! '
I Paint - Paint
Wall Paper
We are now
located in
our new store
Ludford & Haskell
Practical P.iintm and Decorators
l o
? cor. W. 3th and Charnelton m
J Phone, Red 54 It
IF YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Groceries,
Flour and Feed, Tin and
Granitcwarc. Headquar
ters for White River Flour.
Candies, Nuts
and Oranges
J. W. WHITE
ISa Grocer
Corner Sth an.-i Willamette Sl.
I'hoiif Ked 4bll
HALL (Si, SHUMWAY
, I'IuiiiMmk niul Si'wrr Work.
Mho KfiK-rul JnlibltiR tn tin and
Rheut Iron work. Iron work promptly
tttteiuU'd to.
Curry a full lino of plumMne ruturea
VUo?x lUnrk 11172. . MM) IllainWto
"Tw. BARRINGER"
0 Expert housemovtr
Moves anything. Twenty-Jiv
yeirn experience. Residence, Ea s
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 45H. Euecne. Orctron
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