tfljGENfDAilY GUAR?.
TR1 PKIXTISG CO.. INC.
"- -I... 11. flMHT.
t 1U1 -
--rZe,ary day of tUaveek,
( ruu Acepted. Address all com
Ways e"1' ,, ,i,e all remit-
ble to The Eugene Guard,
lores P"
b..?Ane.
U
-"TtTiutiiai lUu-s Daily
V ,.rl by carrier, per woea. .10
Jllrti "f ""tor. per month .50
f'JSl one year (In advance) 4.00
RthTlio advance) ..... 2.00
t. month
r?;rtlsins rates made known on
K10,'' Eugene, Oregon, postot
f flee as second-lass matte-. .
ip-mta for The utiara.
The louowius . w ---
to. .ad rec v "Th"
Rd Weekly Guard:
( ,res i -
burs-George A. Drury.
.. .ntaamra nru authorized tn
Lii, and receipt for subscriptions
the uaT
"i.V i0PK.TE.r PAPKIV.
Member of Asaoolated PreM.
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WE1XK!1AV. MAY , 10
kjOX PACIr'IC'S
ACTION SURE TO
RESTORE PROSPERITY
The meeting of the Union Pacific
lockholders at Salt Lake City yes
trday, at which time the directors
kre authorized to Issue 1100,000,-
of bonds for the .further exten-
lim and development of the system,
IS an event 01 lar-retminug uiipor-
nee to the country at large and es
pecially to the Northwest. It will tend
fc restore public confluence every
where to have it known that the Har
man ' interests purpose to go to
ork again building new lines and
faking improvements upon old
package.
I For the Northwest It means the
jmpletion of many projects, Includ
g the Drain-Coos Bay branch and
Jjfce Natron extension from Eugene
d Klamath Falls. Thousands of men
ill be put to work again and it is
yore than likely that the sawmills of
tis section will soon receive orders
(r:,m the railroad that will enable
fhetn to resume on full time. The
pilroads are said to use practically
fee-third of the cut of the mills, and
1 was the complete shut-down of
Jjilroad work, following the finan
tial flurry, that was more responsi
ble for the slump In the lumber mar
let than any other one cause.
I Taking till these nutters into con
pderarion, the meeting at Salt Lake
fity spells prosperity to the North-1
est, through the development that
ill come from the building of
lew railroads and the effect that it
1 Hkeiy to have upon the lumbering
fcdufitry.
It'GEXK'S l'.All.KOAl)
I'HOSPKCTS ARK P.KIKHT
Tie Guard has It on good author-
lr that the Oregon Electric Railway
Jomiuny, operating the Pnrtlnnd
talem road, expects to be running
s cars into Eugene next year. This
tSMHl news and with the splendid
ospects for the construction of the
Satron extension to Klamath Falls.
Ail the operations of the Portland.
I'ne & Eastern, now building to
pricgfleld, and up the McKeuzie.
jfciaiis that tills city niiiFt. build even
fcstiT than It is now to keep pace
jith the rcn.uirFnier.ts of lt growth
f Popu'atnn and business.
1 Eu-ene Is destined to become an
nwr-.ant jobbing and niaiiiifae'iir
fS city, and the centreing of many
piiroads at this point will hasten
s development in that direction. Wo
ould not be surprised to see Eu
ne wholesale houses shipping goods
to Eastern Oregon and even to Nor
?ern California over the Natron
wi In two or three years from this
line.
MTKII demand
FOR PACIHC FLEET
'It" cn"-!Hr3 and jpavn-s of the.
movement, and will aid It in erv
manner possible. The people west ui
We Rocky mountains reft.ird a rtl.
fleet in the Pa.-ific as a nee:- hi
'order to pres,-r.. the pea.. 0f t!u.
il'nited States and they win not be
I content until congress agrees to the
I plan and makes provisions to comn'.v
with the unanimous demand of the
Western half of the American conti
nent. A financial writer in the New York
Times says a marked change In the
mortgage market is indicated by the
statement issued by the Title Utiaran.
tee and Trust Company. Last week
the company announced that It was
prepared to accept loans on Manhat
tan real estate at 5 per cent. 'The
, mortgage lean outlook Is decidedly
ueuer irom me standpoint of the
borrower," this statement continues.
"There has been a gradual accumu
lation of funds for mortgage invest
ment, and it Is becoming more and
more apparent that in order to ob
tain an outlet for these funds the
lenders will have to be satisfied with
a lower rate of interest than 5 1-2
per" cent. Once the lenders become
alive to the fart that they cannot
obtain emiibivment fnr thnir rt,n,i
("at panic rates there should be a lib
eral flow of money into the mortgage
loan field at S per cent."
It Is doubtful if one per rent ot
tha Jl, 000, 000 appropriated by a
bill which has been passed by the
senate and favorably reported by the
house, to reimburse ex-slave deposi
tors In the Freedmen's bank, which
"busted" more than forty years ago,
will go to the negroes, as nufst of the
pasbooks were sold to speculators
for almost nothing long before even
the first payment wns made by the
receiver from the assets. This mon
ey will be simply a gift to the unde
serving. It is nothing new for the states se
curely anchored in one party to be
raising Cain about the candidate of
the other. Some day, perhaps, a re
former may come to the front with a
proposition that the states which de
liver the goods shall nominate the
candidate.
If none of the claims of B. F.
Lynch, manager of the Johnson
boom, are any more substantial than
the one declaring that llryan will get
less than a majority on the first bal
lot, we four that he must be classed
with .the hot air bunch.
At a vegetarian banquet one of
the sneakers, who must have been
short -of trouble, branched out in a
blanket attack on high-heiled shoes,
Merrv Widow hats, corsets, tobacco
and wine. Nothing lazy about that
man, eh?
Notwithstanding its good name,
murder is cheap in Churchvtlle, Va.,
where a negro shot and killed a
white boy because he did not dance
to suit him, upon conviction of man
slaughter, was fined liitl.
There are tariff revisionists and
tariff revisionists, some in favor of
downward and some of upward revis
ion. Merely to declare himself a
tariff revisionist commits a man to
nothing.
Ov.ster H.iy is beginning to sit up
and lake notice again, now that the
time is diiiHing near for it to resume
its place cm the map and In the news
ot the day.
George Gould is nil-. tin r big finan
cier anJ i-airoad uia...Kite who asserts
that the tide has tamed and that
prosperity will s ion rule throughout
the land.
Why Is a ki' kei ? We respeclfllly
submit this as a wort.iy side-partner
to the other absurd questions that
are now being handed around.
THE UtADLK SONG.
Adown the vista of the years.
I turn and look with silent soul.
As though to catch u muted strain.
Uf melody, that .;ccmh to ro:l
In tender cadence m i.i.v ear.
jj.it as I wait, v uli that .on-,
h" singer to behold, i. la !''.
And silence end . i '.. .-'
:ut l
, h.-n the sh .I ' : - ' i
lla. eitirth"ne i !! "
.11.1 .Mice aualn. 1 ;a I
To s!'--; upon my nii "
(i.n w.-ll I kn..w. I n-r ai: ,;n
Vail crv to God. "Ilow '"n-'
II..W long?"
'or -o niv "on! her voir-- will mz
A never-eii ling I'ra.lie S..ng.
- Marion K. G.ltnore
NOW AIUKIHI"
Seif built a sidendld p.ihoe
Hev.oid wnyfarlnu r-a'-h:
et Pride to t"iard the f;i"""'.
Kroni all ( cmni'.n i..-.t.i.
flonrhl Sells Pnd-iu.tr-i"1
hail--
And K.n !' Af''",
flh rank pa" I' f"""1 3'
o n..i,,. ib- -
V. 're 'a1'' !"'"--- '
p, 1.-
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THE EtGEXE
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1 1 1 .m mnm, lr nmra ttn
ANTHONY HOPE.
Anthony Hope, whose uovels ur so popular with all readers ot UcUon,
had little success as u writer until he produced the "Prisoner of Zeuda," where
upon he came Into Immediate and lasting popularity. Mr, tloe is an Ideal
writer of serial storliw. for be Is a master of the art of suspense. This never
has beeu more substantially verified .than In bis splendid story "Sophy of
Kravoula." In this work be has returned to the tleld of romance, which mads
Mm famous. There Is such suspense U-tween the chapters of reckless adven
ture, court Intrigue, conspiracy and hairbreadth escupes us to give the story
tbut inexplicable charm which Is the true condiment of romance.
ENDORSES EDMl'NSON !
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
(Springfield News.)
Leon R. Edmunson Is a candidate
on the Democratic ticket for Repre
sentative from Lane County and no
more fitting expression can be used
than "he is the man for the place." i
Mr. Edmunson Is one of Eugene's
most successful young attorneys and j
Is well known and very popular over ,
the county. He is through and.
through a man in the truest and
noblest sense of the word, secondly
he Is eminently fitted for the place. ;
He is one of the two candidates on,
the legislative ticket who is In fav-!
or of Statement No. 1. He is wor- j
thy of every voter's esteem for few ,
men could be sent to the Legisla-
ture who would put forth more ear-
nest efforts for the people's good ,
than Mr. Kdmunson. He Is a thor-i
ough business man and awakens
confidence In those who meet him.
He is a man of strong determination
and when he makes up his mind that '
a thing Is right he will fight to the!
hitter end. Such Is t ho kind of o i
man that should b sent to the Leg
islature for something will be ae '
roniplislied for our good. He Is very i
conscientious In his work and if
elected Will prove of service to Lane I
county. During Mr. Kdtnunson's
business career in the county we
have h.irl ample time to judge his (
character, (iiiullficntlop-i and worlhi-
noss. I tieretore, 111 s"iecting a K p
resentative to the Legislature from
Lane County, the voters ttf Spring
field should lay aside party affilia
tions and unanimously support Mr.
Edmunson.
STRA WHERRY SHORTCAKE.
Mew of dawn on hills of drenm
Beaten egg and lots of cream!
Breath of bloom from vales of sweet
Taste the flavor while you eat!
Layers of snow anil bars of gold.
In between them, crushed or rolled.
Merries from the vines that run.
To the reddening "f the sun!
Gds. upon Olympus- height.
Cross your hands and take a bit".
Haltimoro Sun.
St.". REWARD
I had stolen from the barn Satur
,i;,v niL-M or Sunilav morning my
s.-wl.lle It has m v name across the
back of the pommel A. P. MeKin
Will t.lvn J!., rewnrc! for an
definite information regarding the
sa me.
A. P. McKIXZEY.
tf At Hamilton Bros. Eugene
GERMAN COACH STALLION
The German cohch horse which I
purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the stand during the Boason at
Bangs' barn.
tf J. If PERKINS.
MOTHER'S KITCHEX
Seventh and OaR streetf.. has open
ed under new management. Good
hoard and room hv the day, week or
month. Flrst-claM home cooking,
chicken ditin."- eve-v H'indny.
t. MM S v. ABBOTT.
Tonight "Always in the Way."
Thrf'-pier.. orchestra tonight, violin,
ilouhie bass and piano.
:.; THE ORPIIECM.
(iASill.INK MOOli SAW
W G. White ! prepared to w
your wood on short notice.
Phone Black 4 3 r. 1 . Residence, j
616 West Slith street j
Last wp-k w;triee(! th rn'ij-t
, 1 1 of homes ever held
In Portland. Hr.-'d.-rs and buyers
from Wa-hlncton. Oregon. Muntana.
Idaho. California a.l llrltlh Co
1 1 1 n 1 1 1 .1 were ther. with a liberal
.. ...i l- 1 1 a t,t ,.r,wri-rn nwnem TJ:e
.-.raxi was 12 40 each for every I
1(Pr.. soM d'lrliiir 'to- day of the
M-r hiinJ t'ii" man -o"i
flu hi ai- h in li"'
t re".
'Uli I lie.
II. d Til P"1 d the ' '"-', ' ' ''
ll.,:,;.-!,1-. I' ' M. ...Mil Tea
1.1 n n Dm? Co
DATLT GC.UtD, WEIN'ESDAV, MAY
'I
M , i Jil nil n
THE MARKET
EOR
REAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rugh's
22 WMt 8ih St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
N'lne-rnnin houso and ot 1
block from cur linn; finu
huiuc in riouil roiiditlun; a
biirgaiu at Jil.OOO or furulsh
ed fur $2,4u.
(80 a:r8 G nil lea from Kiikodo;
lbO acrea iu cultlvatfou; 220
pasture; splendid H-rooui
houKe, 0 Ox til) burn; all ktnda
of fruit; iirleo $12,000, In
cluding everything on tha
place.
160 acres. 6ti urr pasture and
timber truiseH l.fiOO.OOO suw
timber; 90 acres fenced; 4
room hmiHc, sprlnK nt bonne;
small burn, chicken bouse,
young on-hard, nil kinds of
berries; school 1 mile. Heat
this for $ ir.no.
Hero we avn 1 fif) acres, f0
acres fenced: 2 bonnes, larso
log house and Hiimll frame,
Idk barn, Knmury, well water
ed with living HtreaiiiH and
RprhiKs; 2, ("'0.000 feet snw
timber; i miles from Ku
Kene. Price, $1500.
hu acres adjoining town; fine
8-rooin houne, 3 barns;
you n K fa tnily orcha rd ; 5
head horses, U cows, 4 year
ltnKs, harncHs, wagons, bug
gy, cart, 10' rhlckens, tools,
Implementu, furniture, etc.;
price, $7,000; $1,000 caah;
balance at 6 per cent.
We also hare busluoaj open
ings and a large Hut of real
estate to offer of every des
cription.
McMURPIiEY
& RUGH
22 wtst 8ih St,
A New Set of
Chairs
Why do von have OLD
RHAHIIY CIIAIKH In your
tiome, when von can make thein
GOOD AH NKW lor only doc ?
A ran nl Chlnamel will wort
wonderi la your home.
H"e that the Chlnumao la on
every ran.
He our went nhow window.
Ask to hi p. oi it kw wM.h
PAPI.lt
f,H Wet .Seventh 8t.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
-1 tUl .t: ' J
S, 190
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
1 OK HA LB
KOlf SA1.K Ni'v Kix-rooiu houso ai
a bargain. Iiuitilro of owner t
y T 4 Ferry street. mlt
HAT FOR SAI.K Cheat and v-.tch.
Kood quality. Harmon Oebrick,
one mile north of Kubiu. m3
DALK O HAY KO K SAl.K Twelve
ilolliira per ton. Squire Smith.
1'houe Farmers' 1 3 xt. m4
FOH SAl.K Thorot.Rhhred Hereford
bulls for sale. Kuquire i'i0 Wtl
lnmctte street. :(
FOK SAl.K All kinds of rouh
lmiiber. at Pleasant Hill Lumber
Co. IMione Farmers TiH. Pleas
ant Hill, Oregon. "tilhw
FOH SAI-R Huff Orpington
13 for $1. W. H Hampton. 110J
Columbia avenue, corner 19th
FOR HI.l'K I'ltlXTs of VACANT
LANDS write ka encloalnK 50c for
each. Township wanted. KoseburK
Abstract Co.
FOR SALE Oood horse 0 years old;
16 hands; only partly broke.
Price, $100. Phono Rod 1401.
Oeo. Melvlu Miller, city.
Kt)U SAl.K At a barKHln, If sold
this week. Corner lot on Fifth
and Admit. Kmmlro of owner,
01 S. Wlllamelto atraot. mil
FOK SAl.K Unrred Plymouth Hock j
eKKa, (1.00 per letting. Cheaper i
rateu In lnrubutor lots. Address U.
W. Spores, Sprlncfleld, Or.o
FOR SAl.K Panics wIMnnB to buy
200 acres of flrst-clnss timber land
call on J. W. Carlllo, four miles
west of Ilnle.
FOH SAl.K One Nntlonnl cash rettls
ter, one Henilnnton typewriter und
u lnrne Iron sufe. Knquire of I,.
M. Truvls, Loan fi Savluga hank
buildini;.
OAK WOOD FOH SAl.K Small onk
wood; can be used for cook stove
without uplltllnK; snwed to Id-Inch
lenKth. Phone Fiirmors' 2S6 or
enquire at Stornec'a grocery. mlO
TO THAI-IK A block of dry ninplo
and body fir wood hero In town to
trade toward stork cattle. CnU on
E. M. Warren, ii2 Lawrence, cor
ner Weat Sixth. tf
FOH SAl.K Slx-holo rnnne, one
htnter, dlnliiK Inble (solid onk),
dlnliiR chiili-H, cnrpols, rocker, dish
es, etc. Cull evenings only, nil"
Onyx aveniio. mtl
FOH 8AL10 A rlKiir storo, coiisist
. of cluars. toluicco, pliics, sportlliK
icoods. flshhiK titcklo. sodit foun
tnln, root beer ken, iuiikiiiIiicb and
iierlodlcnls; Peerless electric inns;
head office for Portlnnd and Sun
Francisco dully pniers. Hoiison
for selling to cIiiimko clliiinlo. Ad-
dresa llox 1H3, Ashland. Or.
FOH SAl.K 1 I d liOxHO, on corner
if Fifth mid Lincoln at reels; east
front. 1 Inside lot, KnxlOO, be
tween Lincoln mid Lnwrcnrn on
Fifth street; north front. imir
choice for $12fiil. Theso lots re
ns good ns nny In KiiKiinn; owned
bv MrB Adiillno Chundi. Knquire
of Howe & lluoy. In Mnurer's jew
elry store 542 Wllliimetto street
tf
BIlHt fc.l.l.ANKOCK
ACCOHPION PLKATl.Ntl Dono by
Mrs. llert Vlnoent at 627 Illlyiird
street, near Kast Ninth, on reason
able terms.- Phone Hed 3202. tf
IF Vol! WANT TO BULL your prop
erty tell the Oregon Land Compa
ny about It and they will do the
rest. 412 Wlllmnette itreot, Kn-
gene. Or. tf
NOTICK lln-'lng recovered from my
Injury 1 have resumed my luminous
of horseshoeing and general hlai-k-smlthlng.
C. 1). Ilolowuy, Kast
Klcventh street, Fnlrinouut, Or.
DON'T fall to ace C'bezeiu 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.
vem, llouiii 11, Walton Bldg. tf
1 CASH AND 110 PKH MONTH
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from whlrh
will be sufficient to make you In
dependent for life. Handsome
pamphlet, valuable Information
and contract free. F. 11. HohlnHou,
general agent, Pnclflc drove, Cal.
INTRANATIONAL COKHKHPON
UKNCK SCHOOLS "The Huiy
Man'i University." Gives a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text hooks and Instruments
(when required) furnished free.
Full Information and circulars Bt
the local enrollment office, 45 W.
KlglAh street, H. J. Klrkwooil. rep
resentative. mil KKNT
Fl HNISHKD HOOMS HOIt KKNT
After Mny 1. Apply at northwest
corner Klghth and High strtreta.
m4
FOH KKNT A modern flat. Kn
quire of M.Hchnelder In the Schuel
der block. . tf
WATTKll
W s.VI'KD --Tsble boarders; private
family. Call at 'li.'.ri Illch street,
corner Tenth, of phone Id-d r!2
in 7
WAS'TKI) city property for 1!7-
a'-re Iitrtu In llenlon eoiitity, (lTQt
e.in, iw-i nill'M rroni growlni!
t',sn. r.jo lieiwi-n j.oni;
T..tii end Wil;W.-fe river" ; no
a.-r f:rmlnu' Krooiid. W. II.
Kay, Kugene, Oregon. tf
anttil i tulmittl. )
WAN I'Klt A youni? man between 1
the aces (if IS and 20 to learn the
h:ir.i ware
misinesH. i-.mtutre tir
OrHftn Hardware Co.
tf
VVOUK VANTKI-A man with a
wife and child. In destitute cir
eumstatnert wants any kind of
work at once. Knquire nt C.uard
offiee.
WANT KO To borow $30UU to $;..
000 for a term of years with gllt
edged seiuriiy. tlood prupitsttUMi
for any one wish in k to place a
loan Address! C. 1. . care liaurd.
liOST AM) l-'Ol 1
LOST Ladies' chatelaine watch
with gold fob on Kust Might h
st reet Monday ; reward ; return to
liuard office. m 7
STRAYKl From niy place at Head
moud'ki Ferry Tues.lay evening, two
bay mares, weight 1200 to KtOO.
Any information as to their where
abouts will be gladly received, and
any expense will be cheerfully paid
i Harry Mersdorf. Pouo Farmers
I 143. mC
! PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
PliYSH'IANH AMI SI IttiKDNS
DK. ANNA MAPKKH. Ostenpathlc
phyM'ctnn. All curable dlseaset
treated. Women and children I
specialty. Office ovor F. K. Duuu't
Phone Ked 1631.
DH. OLIVK C. WA1.LEH, Osteopnihlc
physician. Office hours. It a. m.
to 12; 1:30 p. in. to 4:30. Hamp
ton buildlug, 7th nnd Willamette
streets. Kcsldenco utid office
phono 6171.
DH. 11. L. STUDI.KY Osteopathic
phslclun. Offices over ChumborB'
storo, MR Wlllamctto streei
Phone Illark 1326. Consultatlou
free. Hesldeuco 734 Furry struot.
Phone Hod 319 7.
C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlc
physician and surgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women
and children a specially. Klectrl
citl vibratory nnd light treatment.
Office, Suite 1, 2 nnd 3, Dunn build
ing. Phone Main 640. Boards
Hoffman House. Phone Main 11.
J. F. TITUS, M. D. Homoeopathic
physician and surgeon. Chronic
discuses and diseases of women and
children given special ntteiitlon.
Faratllu galvanic, static, X-ray und
vibratory electrical treatments giv
en. Oirire, TiSl Wllliimetto Btreet,
with Dr. L. K. McDougaK Hesl
dence, 632 Pearl street. OffU-e
phone. Main 620. Hcsldcncu
phone, Main tllll.
ATTOItXIOYS-AT-I.AW
S. D. ALLKN, Aimrtinj-at-lu, 610
Wllltunetto street, Kugene. Oregon.
L, IIILVK1', Attorney-at-lnw. Uirlo.
over Yorun'a shoo store, Bugeuft
Orogun. .
IJOItltlH & SKIPWOKT1I, Aitornuyt.
at law. Office In llovey bulldlug.
over Chamburs-llrlstuw hank.
C. A. WINTKItM 131 KH, Attorney-'ut
law. Land titles and probuto speo
lallli'B. Office over Chauihurs-llrls-tow
Hank.
L,. M. THAVIS, Atlornoy-at-luw. Of
fice over Kugene Loan & Savings
Uank, Kugene, Oregon.
WOoTlCOCIC it POTTKK, Attornoys-al-law.
A. C. Woodcock and 10. O.
Potter. Offlro one block south ol
Chrlsinan block, Kugene, Oregon.
LKON It. KD.MliNSON, Altorney-ut-law.
Hoouis 1 and 2, Kugene Loud
and Savings Hank.
WALTON at NKS.4, Attorneys-at-law.
J. J. Walton mid S. P. Ness. Will
practice In all the courts In the
state. Office, room 3, Walton
lllock, Kugene, Oregon.
WILLIAMS ft HI-; AN, tttorneys-at-law.
J. W. Williams, L. 10. llean
Practice In all courts of the stat
and before the II. S. Land Offlct
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 16 McCluli,
IlulldlAg.
I. N. HAHHAIiOII. Special atten
tion given to divorce and suttle
suent tf estates. Agent for Conti
nental Insurance Company. Koom
6. First National Uank liulldlug.
Kugene, Oregon.
JKSSK o. WKLI.H. Lawyer, No. 2
West Klghth street, Kugene, Or
opposite postofflce. (lives special
attention to tho examination of ab
stracts, drafting wills, settling es
tates, conveyances and collections
Also to all pension matters. Pbont
Ked 117.
MIMVO IM.IM Kits
IIKKIIKHT I.KIOII, mining engineer
and expert iiioijllliirKlxt. KellnbU
Information furnished to Intending
Investors. Kxaiiilnatlons and re
ports on mint s and ore trexlinenl
Kugene Oregon.
AHIIHTKCT
FKKH THOMAS Architect. Sseteh
ea and plans drawn, blue prints
snd specifications. Ucnerul super
vision over buildings In course of
construction. If thinking of build
ing, large or small, see me. Termi
reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsman
block.
CAKPKT ( I.KWKK.H
JAY C. MOOItK, carpet cleaner
Phono llhik 5071.
IIKAI, KVI AI K Af.KN'iy
J L. ( I.AltK,& CO.' Dealers i;."reai
mtate, Creswell, Or.
( mi:i:tO;ki:9
J. V KAYS & CO.. undertakers and
fuai'ral illrectors. Kuene. Or.
DAY & HKNlirtUSON. undertaken
and e'ttbalmern. Corner Villa:u
etto and Seventh ttreeu.
W. T. tiOlilUJN, funeral director.
Stae licensed embalmor. Office
and rt'siileiue, Tenth and OHtq
et recta, l'honn He-J 4 4 S 1 .
A IIS I H AtTOILS
T H K 1 . A N K CO V NT Y A HST R ACT
CO., Kooma 2 and 3, Waren lllook,
Kuane, Or-. Prices reasonable.
H'vr;'
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to
ARMITACE &. BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
GASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Fiilrlmnka-Mttrfio i.iuH.lInn Kninrfl
for pumping, (.praying, sawing, griud
lug. .OulfltN ccintplolo,
Fairbanks Hcali'ti for wi'lghlnK.
FatrtMuikct-Morao Dyunmoti and Mo
torn for pnwcr and Ilht.
l"alrauk!Moi-f.o Vlndiiillls anil
Timor!!.
FalrlmnkP-Mnrwe flrlndcr, Foe
Clioipn, Well limifi.
. All (trNt iiall(y khk1ii nt lowmt
price nlunyH In atfH'k. IJlMral trriim.
I'luiiipt iv ply to liMiiliici and quick
slilpiiM'iilH. Writ) fur catalnguo aucj
prlcm,
BERCER.&. BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, 0
FAIRBANKS MORSE Sb CO.
Portland, Oregon .
I ?J 1 1 h M H kl torn
IN ONB OR MANY COLORS
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIOH ORADE WORK
ItTII it low at IUTIII xsusta
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning work. Jall
and let us estimate on
your work i
Aya & Heitznun
34 West 6th SO
Phons blsckl I IT
EleciriaGas, Water
Willamette Valley Co
HALL SHUMVVAY
PliiinhliiK nnd Newer Work.
Also Kcnernl JiiIiIqik In till and
sheet Irini work. Iron work promptly
attended lo.
( .irry a f 1 1 1 line ot pltiiublnr; r xtttres
Phone lllm-k 1.17. .1UU WH'onielte
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