Eugene daily guard., April 30, 1908, Image 3

r.hwi every uj ui
M,',?,,?,,s and make all remit-
u-- . . The Eugene Ouard,
HtfliGENEDAlY GUARD.
'fuuTHiiVTiNa co.,
CharM H. Fislu-r.
state Is determined direc.lv hv the
strength of th. H,urt ,hut' I, given i
Its Slate I'liiver.-i'v. n cim:
any m ,. ..,., ' .
El-QRKE DAILY GTARI. THIHS1.AV, APRIL 30, 10OH
i:lni:
gobsc"it'"u
Iteun Unity
stale the cnd.'-ion
schools could !,( told in-
university. Qkcwi-o. the
Ity fcf the wrk of the sivh. - v
and eighth grades ran 1,,. d.
from ohs-erving the hU'.i , h, ,;.,
school system is ;,:;,. ,,;,,
through intlii.'t,,,. from
L..red by farrier, per .,0ionents of tl,v at.j.roi.iiation
P 0 ( lu advance) . . . . 2.00 : " alumina th.it tin-,,,,',
SV" s,'"":;ls ""-''"
i1- . npr vear i -
.'IT UUUl u.l --
Advertt:
ippllcation- Oreson. postof.
flee M
ASfols ' ThB "lr!-
-v. fnllnw 112 are auui-.nr.eu w
L, and receipt for subscriptions or
J" ,, anv other business for The
r"" T rinrk.
PnMtYtMi
6oburg-Ceorge A. Drury
.,. itmasters aro authc
Lira and receipt for subscription
the Liaii? - -Mrniiier
of Associati-d Press.
hHlKSDAV, APIHL 30. 1008
Vt
;
re
it the;
I'liio:, '
AH postmasters. oy""."'" ;oiiici space has been douhle.l.
staff trebled, and the number of
Eugene gives promise of
being easily the second city
In Oregon in the near future.
Boosting and public spirit are
doing it. Portland Journal.
;
IVTOS XKWSPAPKK
AXI THK VX1VEHSITY
SThe Dayton 0itimlst, one of the
htest local papers In the. state.
jmaklng a vigorous and able fight
behalf of adequate support for
State University, in Its last 1s-
b we find the following:
Now that the primaries are over
Id your favorite has either had his
pes realized or has had the "kl-
h" put on same, you have a short
fee to look up and study over the
kasures to be voted upon at the
blng election. When.' In going
fcr the list, you come to the Cntver
b of Oregon appropriation bill, stop
B consider it carefully. The argu
Ints are worth reading again and
pi, and tile more you read the
ire you will be convinced that it
Jour duty not only to your pride
tfonr state, but to the welfare of
r children to aid tothe titter
is; the alumni of the University In
Kr efforts to gain for Oregon the
he educational privileges enjoyed
Jail other states."
IMIXti 11V lloMK
IXDl'STKIKS
The second annu
woman s .S u ial and I'oliti, ;,!
in tngiand i p.-puUrly known as ,!
suffragists i, hs just been publish,. J
It shows that during the year end
lng relnuary, I ; n s . th,. s.iciely ex
pended :i2.r,lln, s compared 'with
$12,.'illll the year before; that lis
sales of literature have risen from
J00 In 1S0C to $:inin) , i;,,,;- i;s
the
ub-
scribers almost quadrupled. It has
held more than .'.nun meetings all
over Kngland, of which too were at
tended by upward of lOuii people
each. It has taken an active part in
defeating 13 local elections; nil wo
men have spent an aggregate of 370
weeks in prison for their activity in
behalf of the ballot, and the number
of women willing to go to jail for
the cause Is constantly growing. And
the Woman's Social and Political Un
ion Is only one or a large number of
suffrage societies In Kngland that are
all working for the same end. The
organ, of the union, "Voles for Wo
men," Is about to be changed from
a monthly to a weekly.
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V
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CLASSIFIED "COLUMNS
1 Oil SALE
rou
l,o;
rhiine K.irmcrs
: 1.K
l i:i-:r it ontimii.i
I'w.lve lii UKNT A m. m1, ti, t;a
Sm 1 1 U in ilr, ..it M S, hn.'ldi ion lieScl
m; 4 der block.
Al!( III 1 I T
l'dli SAI.K Thoroi.slilired Hereford
bulls tor sale. Kiunure .",.',0 Wll
iamette street. ;t
1'tH! SAI.K I'ncai
I band Siudel'aker
K nquiie al Kiu
gooo
;i 1cu
lie
,'iiul
amm.
1 1
KOlt SAI.K lluft lirpiiiu,., .t;s,
, U for Jl. W. 11. Hampton, 1 to:
I t'liliimUia avenue, corner l'Jlh i.
lll( KKNT Two
l.icing Niulli s;,'
, uene U.ickct Sio
street.
1 !'OU ltl-'. I' A
suitaM I,,;- mic
I ft'1,!'.', tine ; till, I
! Sire. I full ,i;
I coi ncl Tcnll.
d
Al'I'A'
1 OOlll.S
.1, Ku
Nim h
t f
KKKH TIIOM VSAr. !'.;'
es and plans draw n.
and sptvitu nt ious.t;c
vision o'.er biiildiii's
i onstr i, ion. If : hit, ,.
lug, 1..; :e or small, r
reason., l,le. Koom 7
bio.
, .r. ;MieTeh
t;ue pnntj
ral super
u course uf
irg of tiulld
. me. Terms
v.'lu isitiau
pic
I tllt 111. I K PltlXTS of VAl'AXT
l l.A.tS write us elli-losini; ,',0c f.n
I ea h. Toivnsllip wauled. tlosehillg
1 Abstract t'o.
IIU FF ..i:G110li.N Kt'.Uri -Pure tire I.
SI per setting. lieu. Melvin Mil-
br, Hooin L'0. Mcl'luns Block.
Phone Ked Hill. tf
j Kdll SAI.K - timid Mors,' 6 years old;
I 111 hands; olllv partlv broke.
I Price. $10(1. Phono lied HtU.
j tieo. Melvin Miller, city.
I KOU SAI.K -At a bargain, if sold
j. this week f.irner lot on Fifth
and Adams. Kuqiilre of owner,
Mil S. Willamette street. mil
lit is not generally known In Amer
ica that women can vote for the mem
bers of parliament of the kingdom of
Bohemia. In the recent election the
press reports say hat the women
cast an unusually large vote. Sev
eral women had been nominated fori
parliament, the first time that such
a thing had happened In Middle Eu
rope. None of them was elected,
but It Is said that they polled a very
creditable vote;
CHIEF GEORGE M. SHIPPY.
The killing of an anarchist by George M. Shlppy, chief of the Chicago
police department, arter the inau had wounded the chief and his son, started
the police of the country and the federal authorities In a war of extermina
tion uiwu anarchism. Secretary Straus of the commerce and labor depart
ment promptly Issued an order to the Immigration authorities to exercise more
rigid caution in admitting Immigrants, and steps were taken to deport all aileu
anarchists who are apprehended. The attempt upon Shlppy's life Is bell
to have beeu part f a general pint against the t'hlcuyu wliox
l.OUANHKltUV PLANTS fill cents
per dozen, 3! for $1, $- per hun
dred; satisfaction guaranteed. I'.
F. Moore, Creswell. Oregon. nit
Till! VANISH Kit IIAVS
IS llttiKll
Though the question of whether
It is better to provide for an armed
bodyguard to follow the president
and members of his cabinet all the
time, or to compel these officials to
remain in t lie bullet, and bomb proof
cages, has nut yet become a national
Issue it may, If precent tendencies
are continued.
Somebody has figured out that
members of the house talked on an
average of 220 words a minute the
other day. That was going some,
we'll admit, but but a lot of them
will have to talk even faster than
that when they gel back home anil
are called cu for a few explanations.
If congress, is as free from corrupt
lobbying as members of t lit h jusr
sub marine investigating committee
s.'etu to think, there must be some-
i thing akin to hypnotism going on In
connection with some legislation.
However, the .laps are far too wise
to allow the failure of the president
to get all the battleships he wanted
from congress ;() tempt them into
prci ipiialing a scrap.
would
Jlie Iiakfr City Herald strongly
vt'H its readers to stand by home
ustries. In a recent editorial it
itssnts arguments that ure unan
raLIe and apply, not only to Its
-"ity. but to every town in Ore
f that is ambitious to grow and
lr. The Herala says:
ipo city can prosper as it should
wa there is a well defined spirit )
''landing by home institutions, luj
kini: lain bases It is a duty every
( os to his community to spen.l
j money with the firm that Is I
'd by home people; people who j
investments here, who have can-1 As I'm !
face enough in linker City to take see the Pacific cn.i-tors
f ot tie responsibility of building . lime, he will not train I
flown. j hav' the battleship ftc t
ur in Walla Walla there has' coast permanently.
'.!) been organized a society for
"ilgating and fostering the home
lXr 1'a'rona.ge Idea, and the
thing would hold good In Ba
Js! listen to a little argument:
;ll(w It stand to reason that the
"hlrh is doing business here to-
"d is eone tomorrow should he
"in; of your trade, as compared
" 1 substantial
-i i!
Does
Lay the jest about the Julep In the
runiphjiir balls at last. .
For the miracle has happened and
the olden days are past;
That which makes Milwaukee thirsty, PHtPAKED INSTANTLY. Simply dd bolt
does not foam in Tennessee. i Ids wner, cool and serve. 10c. per piickatie at
And the lid on old Missouri is as i liroc-nm. 7 flavor. Hifuui all autxtutuu-.
tight-locked as can be.
Oh, the comic papers colonel and his
cronies may well sigh.
For the mint is waving gaily, but the
South is going dry.
My the still side on the hill side in
Kentucky all is still.
For the old damp refreshment must
be dipped up from the rill.
N'th C'lina's stutely ruler gives his
soda glass a shove,
And discusses local opllion with the
South CI inn gov.
It Is useless at the fountain to be'
winkful of the eye
For the cocktail glass is dusty and
the South is going dry.
It Is water, waler everywhere and
not a drop t j drink.
We no longer hear tine music of the
mellow crystal clink.
When the Colonel and the Major, the
(leneral and the .ledge.
Meet to have a Utile nip to give their
appetites all edge, '
For I lie eigllo now Is e-'i-less and
1 h. rye lias gone .i wry.
And the punchbowls h. Id curuiuloas,
and the S.;iith is going dry.
All the nightcaps now have lassels
and are worn upon I lit head - -Not
the ulglil caps that were taken
wlien nobody went to bed;
And lilt breeze above the lilllegrass Is
as solemn as Is death,
For II bears no pungent clovetin-r on '
its odorific breath.
And each mini can walk a cha'k'lli"
when the stars are In the sky.
For the fizz glass now Is flzzless, and
liie ri nub is going dry.
not care to
idle all Hie
,,'ir w is!i to
kept on tlit
Let us hop the supreme court will
not reverse Attorney ileneral Bona
parte, who has decided that the new
employers' liability law Is constitu
tional. The easiest and quickest way to
gel called a liar is to get up in a
! crowd and pretend to be ame io ieu
what constitutes sound tinance.
! I .... 'l t in,, nop., 'ncjilt
I ; ches! nu:. I reu al lasi,
I For i 'lore's but cue Hinl of nin in
s.iiue ami the old, mi days are
past:
For the uatorwairon rumbles lllroir-. l
the Southland on its trip,
! Anil It helps no ol" to drop off to
pick up tile driver . whip. I
For the mint bid makes a pasture
and the corkscrew l.augelh high.
Mil a, is slill along still side,
and the South I' '; iiin dry,
A'l.u iicorgian.
THE MARKET
P0R
RE
Institution that
s pr fits right back Into the
It stand to reason that i ,,. ....... VmiT to Al.llAXV
. i-
IX MK.MOItlAM
mt. ... .
-mill trein your business will do
Timet)
"'si in tv
1 Hired
tood to Baker City when
r to People whn hnvp little
SOMK TI M K IX ITU UK
I
Albanv Herald: The board of gov-
.i,.. Kiiceiie Commercial
community as it will!;,.,,'., .,,.,.,1 n,, board of trustees
In the hands ,r men who . ... ..... '..'i..i. ,.. invite lliirv I. Utisent.
tirr all Invested here?" I the newlv el . led le,s.,-r for Albany.
- ... , ,,, k,ii:i'i,e as the gu. -t
the club the second Monday in May
on. I . ,1,1 ess the feglllai' Ilieelllif Ol
s ai hKit.MAX's vikws ,.1..mi: in o;,i-r t..
I . I show Albany 'hat Kug-ne is inter-
a.e s -. . ... ,,f her ..is'er ci:-
esieu 111 I io- " '
ies 111 the Willamette valley,
proposed excursion of Ku-elle
Lv.. ' UB , Ml v has been naiigtim "
' I I'fftlJtlipiiin. C,.,,. fl ' . . ,. .' H.-ned to
ililtll
s I t ltlNTKXDKXT I
Ai KKKMAVS VIKWS
' Stip.iintendent Ackerman
,ht view that the public school
ms Of Or ,
tlietiing the State t'nl-
To eaken the. University
' ' I"". th alitn.lurd r.f nnr
m is the position he
Iff,.. 1:. . .
n tne following re-
r"'e,i address which he
.-.-!.... . . .
oria. and printed in
'' an of that city:
l :et iriven i.n Friday
'.or of the Hnker City
';i-h school debatini'
'' r.d.nt J. II. Aik
Tlo
4
loan;
-1
t.;
a
A-:,
r ir,
i
4
tne
until the ha 1 t
in koo.1 running
well-known man
an interest in speak
Whereas. The Silent. Messenger has
again crossed our portals and with
out rap or password entered our
midst and bore nway one of our no
ble workers; and
Whereas. We bow down with hum
ble submission to His divine will, yet
we keenly feel the loss of our dear
brother. James Parker; our order has
lost a noble member, one whose ex
nn.i:e we should ail try to emulate;
therefore be It
Kesolve,). That the members of the
Plea-ant Hill grange. No. 2 I . ex-end
lo the bereaved family their sincere
-.uipathv in their sorrow, and thai a
pime be s i apart la our journal to
ills menioti
H C WHKKLKW i
Kl.I.KN MITCHKI.I.
AltTllllt McKKNZIK.
Ir
in P.
Mr l'i'ii,
and a:
I MVKI'.M I V "jl
i;l i:ll ll-
Th" I n
from ti,'
on Ka-t N
1 ill build:
H;'s
111,1 Fe
' !.-!
it-.
He .ot lint He Xi olell.
' Nine years ago it looked as If my
time had come." :ivs C. Farthing,
of M:'l Cr-ek. I ml T-r. "I was so
run ,1 ,wn that lif" liuiK on i very
sn,ler the .i,l. It as then that my
driii-LVst p -yliiltic: l-it Klei 'rlc lilt-,..--s
1 hoiTgli: a bottle and I got
what I li led strcnu'b I had c,e
f,,of in the grave, bill Kleitrlc 1!,:-
. .. :r b.-o k on the tut f anniti. an
t le be n '1(S)"- .iti'e ' Sold II U
i, r g'l.i: .I,'"- ,i' W. A K'l !.c,J.i.r
AL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rugh's
22 west 8ih St
.Wfc BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Nine-room house uul lot 1
block from car line; fine
home in momI court It Ion; u
turgain nt $J.'hju or rurnlsh
(.(1 fur J-'hi.
ISM acn-s mil s from Kuen:
it".' h-rr.s in iiil'i;:ttiin; 1!2U
pust nre; Hp!- mini K-rooin
house, U 1 x i liiirti; all klmls
of fn.lt; im-Ici $U',OU0( In
rluflliiK ovt-! i hlim on the
placr.
1HU ucri-s. CTi iicrn pasture am!
ti in her cruirs 1 ,50(1,000 naw
tiiiiher; !u jcnn r.-iict-d; 4
room house, gprlng at house;
small ham, chicken bouse,
yuung orchard, all kfmlH of
bt.rr.f; whooi 1 mile. Ueat
thi for $1500.
Mere we avft lfiO acron, 60
acres fenced; 2 houne, lurKe
log hoiiRe and small frame,
log barn, granary, well water
ed with living h! re it inn and
RprinK; 2.'i''(j.000 fwt caw
timber; ! in lie from Ku
Kene. Price, 1500.
85 acres adjoliiiiiK town; fine
h-rooru hfuse, 3 hams;
young family orchard; G
head horsey, (J cowh, 4 year
llnga, harnehs, waKotm, hiiK
K.v, cart, 10y chlckis, tool,
lnilemeiitn. f urn if ure, etc ;
price. $:.Imhi; fl.hou ca-ih;
halan'e at y r cent.
We aiiso ha vi; huini'ftn opn
InK and a lar,'1 lint of ral
ehtatp to offer of every des
cription. McMURPHEY
& RUGii
22 west 8th St.
Every Woman
a -"Hit a wcf.'Wfoj
whirling Sprcy
IIT t,. ....... oTI,,. (If
.lei, fo
t1-' Hi d that
a'ld lin;,rovei
from aNive
' i'.ih ., hool..
din .e
ti r
Th-
of ,1
0:
i.1 o l.'W
I I li'. ' 9cs. 1 " '
li. i.i si isa i i:i sum;
y., j , !i all I I'll ?.!.ih
l " O
i : t" : i : "M Tin: Tl:K.
OHIO, ,.,.. f1 -
Itne-liH It hr0 ( u.. twt.
Woodward. (Jiurkr M i orilmat
FOK SALIO Barred Plyniomh Kock
eKKS, $1 .00 per settlnK. Cheaper
rates la incubator loU. Address CI.
W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o
KOll SAI.K Parties wtsiiinK to buy
"00 acres uf first-clans timber land
call on J. V. Carlile, four miles
west of Hale.
WANTKI): ManaKer lor new branch
of our business here in Knem..
Write promptly, with references. The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
KOU SALE- 4 tl-acro farm, 1 tf-4
miles southwest of Kugene; Rood
small house, barn, orchard. Choice
suburban place. Inquire of K, J.
Krazler for particulars. tf
OAK WOOD FOU SAMO Small oak
wood; can be used for cook stove
without splitting; sawed to Itl-lnch
leu k til. Phone Farmers' L'Sti or
enquire at Sterner's Krocery. in 10
TO THAOK A block of dry maple
and body fir wood here in town to
trade toward stock cattle. CaM on
K. M. Warren, 442 l.awreuce. cor
ner West Sixth. tt
GliKAT ItAlUJAIXAn IS-acre or
chard garden In Drain; well water
ed and fairly koihI hulldliiKH; all
kinds of choice fruit; crop of pota
toes and oats goes with It. Price,
$2'i00. Address llox 210, Drain,
Or.
Foil SALK A five room house and
lot with KootI barn and well, with
in half a block of i:tth street car
line In Fnlruiount ; price $!M)0 If
taken at once; address P. O. ox
111, Springfield, Ore. .in I
KOK SAlJi A cimr store, conslst-
of cji;ars. tohaccn, pipes, sport iiiK
Kuods, fishing tacKle, soda foun
tain, root beer kei;, nuiKHzlaes and
periodicals; Peerless electric fans;
head office for Portland and Han
Francisco daily papers. Itoason
for selling to change climate. Ad
dress Pox lflli, Ashland. Or.
FOIt SANK I lot 1.0x140, on comer
of Fifth and Lincoln streets; east
front. I Inside lot, ('.OxMiO, be
tween Lincoln and Lawrence on
Fifth street; north front. Your
choice for $12."0. These lots lire
as Kood as any In Kukciic; owned
by Mrs. Adallne Church. Kminlrc
of Howe & Itiioy, In M;tum-"s Jew
elry store a 41! Willamette street.
tf
ACCOUDION PLteATlNO Done by
j Mrs. Pert Vincent at 627 Hllyard
I street, near Kast Ninth, on reason
able terms. Phone U.-d 3302. tf
NOTICK Mavliiff recovered from my
injury I have resumed my business
I of horseshoeing and general black
I Hinlthlng. C. I). Holoway, Kast
j Kleventh street, Falrmount, Or.
IF YOU WANT TO 8KLL your prop
erty tell the Oregon Land Compa
ny about It and tbiy will du the
rent. 412 Wlllametta street, Eu
gene. Or. ' tf
$11 CASH AND $10 PKK MONTH
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will be sufficient to make you tn-
itci.t-fwIiMit for Hfe I Iiuiiif-uinte
pamphlet, valuabb Information
and iimtract tree. F. M Itobliison,
KnMal aK'Mit, Pacific Grove, Cal.
i DON'T fall to see Ctaeifin If you
want bargains In real estate. We
buy and sell farm and city prop
erty. Improved and unimproved.
Timber and mining stock. H. Che
I pti, Koom 11. Waltou ifldg. tf
. '.'i: r '.Mil,
a..: t., .r.-d hi
f !. il.--
11. z m:v. t.
i mh;i;t k !
J W. K YS JC- CO.. u:ni. i ;;.;,ors and
1 ti le-ra 1 il (rectors. l'lit ne. Or.
WAN TKD --Two
at Chrisiick's
KiKhlh street.
mrls o wan ta t!c
stauiiun, ;', West
a:io
WAN TF.D - Poy to feed proses n ml
work in priming efil-e. Apply nt
Guard eflice. Prefer a Kfo .t-si.ed
hoy who wants to 1-, ;irt tltc traile.
WANTKD Ten ladle and vents dal
ly to net their clothes cleaned and
pressed at the KuKeiie Dye Works.
WANTKD To hurow $;P00 to
000 for a term uf years with ntlt
edtfed security. Good pro post i lo u
Cor any one wishing to place a
loan. Address C. L.. tare Gaurd.
D. (v t i FN I tKUSi N. .iiiiiertak(T
and fin :itl:inrs. Cur inr Willam
ette a Ld Seventh streets.
W. T. GOHHON, funeral director.
State licensed embalmcr. Office
and residence. Tenth and Ollva
streets. Phouo Ited 44S1.
ii.M(i i:NiiiFi:Ks J
11KKPKKT LK1GH. mining engineer
and expert metnlluri!. Hellable
Information furnished to Intending
Investors. Kxamlnations and re
ports on mines und ore trtMttiueut.
1-3 u Kent? Oregon.
AHSTKAtTOItS
WANTKlt Mldille-aned man (f wot'd
character lo take charge of small
stock ranch. Hoard and house fur
nished. Call at Guard office for
particulars.
WANTKD City property for 1 1-7-acre
farm In lleuton county, Ore
gon. tw:t miles from . growing
town. Plaeo lies between Long
Tom and Willamette river.; !o
acres farming ground. W. 11.
Kay, Kugene, Oregon. tf
, Till: LANK COI'NTY AHSTUACT
l CO., Uooiiis 2 and 3. Waren It lock,
Kugene, Or. P hees renMiuibltt.
! ' AKPKT I US
JAY C. MOOliK, carpet cleaner.
Phono Hlaek ro?t.
;;i:a; fsi atf. a ( a-: nth
J. L. CLAliK & CO. Dcau-re ir. real
estate, Creswell, Or.
MST AND I'OI ND
FOli S.i,K One Nntlonnl cash regis
ter, one Remington typewriter and
a large Iron safe. Ktuiuire of L.
M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank
building.
LOST Hlaek Hhepherd dog, dim
ring around neck. Slightly deaf;
Answers to name of "Cap," reward,
return to lirodera Pros. Meat market.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
PIIYSUTANH AM) KWMiKONB
1)11. ANNA MA1IKEH, Ontcnpnthlc
phy'ctitii. All ciirnhlo dUeuflut
tretued. Women nnd ehlldren t
upednlly. Offleu ovor V. 10. Uiiim'
I'honn Hod 11131.
UK. (JI.1VK C. VVAl.I.IOIt, OHteuputlllo
lihy-Hlclan. Oll'lcu hours, il u. in.
to 11!; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hamp
ton hulldliiK, 71 h und Willamette
HtrietH. ' KeBldeiico uwi office
phone 6171.
'It'. tfrOfAX
MOULDING 'ijW
P05T,B0xesl-
UK. II. I.. STUOl.KY Osteopathic
phyHicliin. Ufflros over Chtinihors'
more. f 1 H Willamette, street
l'hoiiu lllaclt 13111). ( oiiHiillutlou I i
freu. KiiHldomtn 734 Kerry Btruot.
I'holKi Red 3IU7.
C. II. CANNON, M. I). Himioeputhlc
phyHicliin mid mirKeoti. Cliroulc
dlHenseH nnd diHeitHcH of women
and children n specialty. Klectrl
cnl vlhrutory und llifht trcutitutut.
Orrice, Hullo 1, 2 nnd 3, Dunn hulld
liiK. hono Muln u40. Iltmrdif
llofftnun IIimibo. I'hono Main 11.
J. V. TITUS. M. I). lloilloeopHthlcl
phyHleliui nnd BiirKi'nn. . Chronic!
dlHi'iirieH and dlHeiiHen of women nnd
children Klveii Bpeclul attention.
Kurailli: Kiilvanlc, Htutlc. X-ruy mid:
vlhratory electriciil treaiiuentM Klv-I
en. Office, F S I Wlllninel le nil eel,
with Ilr. I.. K. M. li iiinal. Itenl-j
deuce, (ilia I'earl Blreei. Officii
phone, Main ll'.i. Kenldeucu
phone, Main 1131. i
ATTOKM'IVH-AT-I.AW
IN ONE OR MAlf Y COLORS
LA ROBST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THK PRODUCTION OF
HIOH GADE WORK
S. I). A 1,1. KM, Aif.irnti)-at-ln, 616
Willamette strt'w'., K line no (irpiion.
I I ItTIt tt 10W It UITIII tlt M
L. MILYKU, Attorney-Bt-luw. OHIO
over Yoran'a shoo itore, Eiifena ,
Or-tgon.
UOKH1U ft SKIl'WOKTII. Attomey
at law. Office In Hovey biilldlUK
over Chniuhcri-llrlHlow bank.
C. A. W1NTEKMKIHK, AUorney-al
law. Land titUm and probate npec
iu It leu. Office over Chaiubera-Ilrli-tow
Unnk.
j Paint - paint
Wall Paper :
u. M. TKAVIS, Atlorney-at-iKM. Of
fice orer Kmenn Ixiau A. Saving!
Hank, KiiKnne, OreKon.
WOODCOCK I'OTTKK, Attorneys- j
at-luw. A. C. Woodcock and K. O.
I'oltnr. Office one block aouth of
ChrUman block, KiiKene, Orfgnn.
I LKON l(. KDMUNHON, Attoriifiy-at-,
I law. Itoonm I and 2, Kugenn Loan
I and HnvltiKH Hank.
j WALTON ft NICKS, Aliorncys-at-lnw.
J. J. Walton and H. I'. Ne. Will
practice In all the courts In the
Btate. Office, room 3, Walton
Hlock, KiiKeue, flreKon.
, i"
Wc arc now
located in
our new store
Ludford & Haskell
Pr.clicjl Pjintrn and Drc.orj.tofi
cor. W. 8th and Chirnelton
Phone, Red 5411
INTKKNATIONAL COHKKSI'ON
DKNCK BCIIOOLft "The lliny
Man's l.'nlvemlty." (lives a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books and Instruments
(when reijulred) f uriiMied free.
Full Information and circulars at
the local enrollment office, 45 W.
Klghth street, K. J. Klrkwood, rep-
resental v.
WILLIAMS A MK AN, Altcirnevs-at
law. J. W. Williams, L. K. llf-nn
1'ractlce In all courts of the stau
and before the I'. H. Land Office
Offices 12, 13, 14 and li lcCluut
llulldlng.
run iik.ht
in I.I.V-.I: S.)i in - fine liott',111
t-f.i den i.nol . exe. ll.nt soil. A.I
il: ' . I' l. if (iuard.
n i 'mh 1 .; 1 iioov-t run i-knt
f. - v I A-" at 11 r'h .- 1
: . L. !.' . : I lli.:!l -.tel.
11, I
I. N. IIAItHAl.'OII. Special atten
tion glviMi to divorce and settle ;
I Micnt f estiites. Agent for Conti
nental Insurance Company. Itoottk
f, Klrst National Hank HuildliigT
Kiigen., Oregon.
JKSSK 1, S KI.I.S. I.awyr,-, No. i
West Klghth street, Koo-tie, Or.
M,n.l!e IMllllf file. I,!. Speeidl
fttleflllon lo the evil initial ,011 of a ll
Htraru, drafllng wills. eitilm , s
tales, coli ve) antes Kiel col led II) 1:9
Aii.o to alt iieiuiou ln:lt.t,:jri. l'tioi,
. I. en uiq.
IF YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Groceries,
Hour and Feed, Tin and
Granitcwarc. Headquar
ters for White River Flour.
Candies, NuLs
and Oranges
J. W. WHITE
Th. Grocer
Corner 5th .nil Will iti:-lte Sis.
Phone rffd 4hll