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A cents for The Guard.
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lake and receipt for subscriptions or
Jrinsact any other business for The
and Weekly Guard:
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I Coburg George A. Drury.
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Wire and receipt for subscriptions
Jibe Dally and Weekly Guard.
T As INiKIEXWE.NT PAPKU. "
Member of Associated I'resn.
"THl'KSDAV, MAY 7, 1UOH
"XOW IS TIMK TO
J HAVK PAVING DONE
I Within thirty days the, present
Jon'tracts for street paving will prob
ably be completed, and. if It is the in
tention to extend the Improvement
utslde of the present district It will
I, necessary to take definite action
toon. There is such a demand for
paring in the other Western Oregon
towns, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Med
Jord and Ashland that it will bo like
ly the Warren Construction Compa
ny will move its plant away as soon
$5 Its present contracts are completed
Inless there is further work arrang
'ti for. From the present outlook
t may be difficult to get a small
(mount of paving done here during
tie next year of two If the plant Is
Bored this summer, as It would not
bay to ship it back when Ihere are
larger jobs to do elsewhere.
I Whatever paving is desired by the
property owners, ought, to be done
this year, and the county especially
Should order the completion of the
Wk about the city park blocks,
something that Is Just and necessary,
Considering the improvements made
y private owners of property in that'
art of the city.
I
(ASTKHX OIlEfiOX
STANDS I1Y f. ()!' (.
The following editorial from the
endIeton Daily East Oregonlnn is
:od news for the friends of tae
$:ate University - who are working
lar! to secure proper recognition of
hat Institution at the hands of the
'poop!? of Oregon:
"The leading farmers of I'tnatllla
jonnty are oil In favor of support
ing the University of Oregon, and
Jew of them will vote against the ap
propriation. "While the grange started the
1irv?nient against tie University up-
' jropriation, yet that organlration
jfloes not have the sympathy and sup
irt of the rhnk and file of the sub
stantial formers of the state.
"In Umatilla county, and in other
founties as well, the farmers' sons
V daughters are students of the
..tniv?rsity in large numbers. They
re prnu.i of the institution, proud of
. tlm educational advantages it offers
ind are t;lad t'.iat Oregon is showing
willingness to inipr :ve iin.i
Jlrenmhen the University.
J "Therefore, instead of voting
gainst an appropriation which would
rrease the advantages of the insti
tution, these farmers are guing to
tte for the appropriation. They
fant to see the Institution grow and
fpand. They want their sons and
laughters to have equal-advantages
Uh students of surrounding states.
hey do not wish to bear the odium
having throttled educational pro-
tres;'."
Former Senator Heitfeld, mayor of
'w':on. Idaho is hivlnz a little
tactical experience with the recall.
aich was authorized In the charter
f lwistim at his instance. The re
J111 Provision enables a percentage of
te Vetera, by petition, to call upon
f official to stand asi:lo until the
ffnple take a vote to determine
?!whr they wsnt him to continue In
te office he holds, or prefer to sub
JitlUe another man. Not many cit
P t the Unolted States give tin m-
the pr;vll;ge of the recall.
""n it is coming into vogue s.ow
l- It is I.-..,. 1... .. ..h.rtu
; e-imtilT-U I'J Hie ,,u i
ft City f I ns lni.,.'e lie
fiice, has recently adopted it. The
" -i Dakota legislator;-', at In last
''son. pS.Se!l a law aiithoriina
''i'" ahtiv.. -Ann . ....1.... r,..
J' 'ti'ir option. In the I.ewl O'M
"' -:ni. s of Mayor Heitf-ld have
"':' I charges of dereliction of
' sainr him. and have inv.k.d
'" '! to have him ou-ted fioni
A.- the mayor w.ts an ard--nt
' hl principle he l tli"
'! w ith hl nn retoe I;. .
cr!, hp pntnrr,ac fr-m wJtin;
ton, one of the ereatest ref. -,i
the aKe was inaugurated when the
council of the historic town of A!ex-'
andria adored ,, , jiIlaIu.e muk,llg
It a misdemeanor fur a guide to lie i
about historical places therein.
Governor ChamberhSn is becom-1
Ing so radically non-partisan in this'
tampalmi that we besiu to doubt thuj
currently accented renr,,.. i,. i i
. - - . . mut ut! as
jborn down In Mississippi and educat-:
ea ai wasnington and Lee I n-. I
versity.
W iekedness of any sort is seldom
a paying proposition to the individ
ual, but for all that the town ih.,'.
j advertised as the wickedest generally
gets the most visitors, and, of course
( the most coin. Chew on that, If you'
.are hunting problems.
Those Chicago suburbanites who.
in mass meeting assembled, resoluted
a local judge into a "modern Solo
mon" because he decided a sewer case
against Hetty Green, would better
have waited until the upper courts
have been heard from.
It might easily be guessed that
Congressman Bartholdt. of Missouri.
Is not a prohibitionist by his defini
tion of prohibition "a devlish de
vice to nail the human, family more
securely .to the cross, of King Alco
hol." . .
Mount Etna is very Inconsiderate
In allowing Its volcano to become
active in the midst of the baseball
season and on the eve of a presiden
tial campaign. We can't give our at
tention to everything at once.
Rush legislation is usually care
less legislation, and careless legisla
tion Is usually full of "jokers." If
congress is to adjourn by the mid
dle of May, everything will have to
be rushed.
The Salvation Army road to being
good must have been too noisy for
South Bend., Ind., where the entire
local corps were arrested, charged
with being a public nuisance.
. But suppose the experience of John
Sharp Williams as an old-time min
strel monologist, on the floor of the
house, should tempt him to take the
road in the same role?
A Delaware man has been found
who nev-21- heard of Roosevelt un
til this week. And that, loo, in spite
of all J. Bourne's missionary work!
Tho Portland Telegram snys"Pul
ton is out for Cake." As a rule pol
iticians are -out for pie.
THE MI'.KHY WIDOW
It's "The Merry Widow" this
And "The Merry Wld w" that,
It's the ".Merry Widow" kiss
And "The Merry Widow" hat.
It's "The Merry Widow" craze .
And "The Merry Widow" dance;
It's "The Merry Widow" plays
And "The Merry Widow" glance.
It's "The Merry Widow" dinner
And "the Merry Widow" waltz;
It's "The Merry Widow" sinner
With "The Merry Widow" faults
I've a "Merry Widow" wife,
Anl a "Merry Widow" brat;
I've a "Merry Widow" knifo
And a "Merry Widow" cat.
I ve a "M-rr.v Wid w" auto car.
With a "Merry Widow" toot.
An. I a friend whose wife has sued
llini -
Tin a "Merry Widow" suit.
And if I die tomorrow
VYIiv. let Hi. -m play r. ! I"U,1.
"The M'Ti'v Widow" w:il'z song
For "The Mc-ry Wid . " -r,.wd.
St. Louis I'V mine.
C XADKAU Wil l. OI'KV
K.Mi'liOi Mi.y v m-1
- In connection with his cigar store,
at 531 Willamette street. Those wish
ing help telephone lied 1421. or call
at cigar store, 531 Willamette street
The World's B-t Climate
I, not entirely free from disease. On
the high elevation f-vers prevai.
while on the low l-vls malaria I.
encountered to a g'";i'"r or !!
extent, according to altitude l
overcome climatic .-rf.-ci!on . las'
tilde, malaria, ja .mi'c . h ion'."--- .
fever and neii-. a d s '"" ;"'';
the most effective r. r.i. !y is
Hi,er the great alteral've and blood
purifier: the antidote for evry form
oi b'.dilV weakn.-s. nervousness and
insomnia. Sold under parn.
W Kn kendali's drug s'ore. 1 rue
:,0 rents.
j Holll-iefs Rocky Mountain Tea
jton-s the s-oma-h. ftlm''-
liver TeDi;hn th h '
i l . i,..ir -i"i. n v ard nat-
!"Vl:,,. :.,.r ,', i,,rM,. wnoie
T'-n
LINN ;RU! C(
,. Pholo Teni-onk '
near '.;.. ' ' '' ' "''
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MRS. GEORGE LEE THOMPSON.
Mrs. Thompson, who was Miss Julie Phillips, is regarded as ouo of the
most beautiful young women In 'IbS social life of Philadelphia. She mndu
her debut three seasons ago mid has since been a conspicuous llguro lu all
tho principal society events in Philadelphia and nt Nnrrugunsett Pier.
STATEMENT XO. 1 I
THE HEAL ISSUE;
Editor Guard: We read wlrh con
siderable interest the wail of woe
from the Junction City Times, pub
lished in a recent issue.
We fail to see where Mr. Moore
head has a kick coming. He was ono
of the sixty or more stalwarts who
met in mass meeting In Eugene and
formulated principles and resoluted
that our legislative candidates
would not be expected to "stultify"
themselves by voting for a Democrat
for senator provided the people of
Oregon elected one in June. That,
Brother Moorehead. was the basis of
your favorite candidate's defeat. The
unscrupulous combination which was
formed to defeat the only man of the
six candidates who dared to do what
he knew to be right failed in Its pur
pose. It is perhaps as well for Mr.
Edwards that he was defeated when
he was, as there will be three names
on the ballot In Juno of men whir
sland for honest politics and popular
rule; men who, If elected, will vole
at Salem for the people's choice for
senator without fear of "stultifying"
themselves.
Willie Mr. Cake will no lollbt be
elected In June by a large majority,
yet If he should fail that will settle
the matter with him. He would
neither consider It honorable or com
plimentary to receive two votes from
Lane county.
There Is a new order of things In
tho election of a Uniled States son-(
ator rrom Oregon. Most people knew
it two years ngo and some even four,
but alas, a few bad to lie shown. Ed
wnrds, Jennings and Dodd found it
out In A pril, others may learn It
about midnight June 1st. The issue
Is: Shall Lane county lie represent
ed by men who stand for the new or
der of things, or shall we send two
cogs out of the old broken machine?
Statement No. 1 is the Issue let us
have II out on that line.
A. L. CLARK.
Marcola, May 5. l'is.
MRS. DI NIWAY'S
APPEAL TO VOTERS
Space Is willingly given In our
columns for th" following commu
nication from Mrs. Abagail Sci'.t
Duniway:
(icntlemen. V iters. Sons, Rtotil-
c-s: I am growing old. Hut I 'ui:. ,
not rest until you have given us
the victory. Every Hour I spen i in
u,.r. l,... Is n labor of love. Ev"l v
I dollar I donate Is a personal hit-
flee. Have the r-iiihrui mo'ners o;
Oregon not earned their affirmative
votes for their full and free enfran
chisement? You ought not to be
afraid os us.
You are equipped with bill ots.
We are not. We are depending upon
vou to honor our flag of truce in
verting YES in our behalf in t hlv
inieniial KlrilKKlc In 1H10 If V :1
i should fall us now. Bill we bellevi
v ;u w ill not fall us. You have inn
to nt'lock t'-e d'.rr to the closed
c'-ad'-l 'f liberie, leaving us free
I , cl-eos" for i, of elves. I'Xac'iy is
m'i do. as to whither to vol" o.
- ,i to ':-. r" cae'i succeeding elec
n n Th:'- ' 'il'- 1 i you aeouit your
!;. a ft e: e'i and relieve us
from farther t to secure equal-
j S t v- with our sons before In- law.
I ' ABAGAIL SCOTT DUNIWAY.
Motlor of Na'lve Sons, and Pres.
1 ,,.nt of Oregon Stale Equal Suf-
I fi age Asmii ia'ioli.
WIM.mw t AKItoI.f ' n.M.l'P- j
WITH AH"-'A and WITCH SIAEI I
The best ralve In the world for cuts. I
hrnlsef, sore., ulri-rs. sal' rheum, tet- ;
tc. chapped hondu and all skin erup i
Hons. Guaranteed to kIvp satlsfacilon .
-,r money refond-'d. 'Sold by Linn I
irug Co. Wlllums Vfg Co.. prop! , i
: !
lrr-:f sill doubi their nione j
In two ar If 'her bur lots or rri
r.i'H In the Hlalr utree' sddltior.
The el'y m.jt Toil) 1 In n.at iTr-ritn )
Cr.-l.-h
rn
r.t ::.
1 br ail druitgi
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X t 1 i
SILVER ALl'MlXl'M
JELLY MOLDS KKKI
Individual molded desserts are
now considered the proper thing. Tile
molds are hard to get outside the
large cities, hut users of JELL-O, the
dainty dessert, can get them absolute
1 yfree. Curctilar In each package
explnlnln guild Illustrating the dlf
feren Ipattoms. JELL-O Is sold by
all good gricers at 10c per package.
Do not accept a substitute or you
will be disappointed.
THE MARKET
FOR
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rugh's
22 went 8th St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Nino-room house and lot 1
biork trum tar line; firm
home in odil condition; a
bargain nt $2,000 or furnlHli
vii lor JJ.Viy.
ISO acres i iuMca from KtiKcne;
HiO ucrt-ti in cultivation; 22D
past ti re; sp)end:d K-room
house, ;Oxto ham; all klwlrt
of fruit; prire $12,000, In
cluding evirytlilng on the
pi are.
16U acres, G.'i ac.r pnstttro and
timber cruises l.fiOO.OOO Haw
timber; 90 acres fenced: 4
rfoni hou'ie, H'.n liif? ut house;
small barn, chicken bourn,
young orchard, all kinds of
berrlea; nrho'l 1 milo, Heat
thla for $1600.
Here we avu 100 acron, 60
acres fenced; 2 houses, largo
log houso and small frame,
log barn, y.rnnury, well water
ed with llvlnn streams and
sprliiKK; 2.000.000 feet saw
timber; 9 rnt) from Ku
gene. Price, $1500.
85 acres adjoining town; fine
8 -room house, 3 barns;
young family orchard; 5
head horses, 6 cows, 4 yfar
Untis, harnfjs, waK'ns, biiK
jryf cart, chickens, tools,
linplem'MilH. furniture, etc. ;
price, $7,000; $1,000 cash;
balance at fi per cent.
We alo have business open
ing and a largo list of real
estate to offr of erery des
cription, i
McMURPHEY
& RUGH
22 wt8ih St.
HALL iHUMWAY
l'liirolilni anil Sewer Work.
Aivi (teirTil jiMnrffi In tin and
:et iron work Iron work pro;'l)
attend) d to.
1 ar, a fill! line of plumbing ture
I'honp lllmk IJ7-'. . ilH UilUuiHIe
REAL
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
1 OK SA1.R
Kuli SAl.K - New six-room house at
a bargain. inquire of owner at
Si 7 4 Kerry street. ml.'
UAl.Kl) HAY Toil SAI.K Twelve
dollars per ton. Squire Smith.
1'hone Farmers' 13x9. m'J4
FOIl SAl.K Thoroughbred Hereford
bulls for sale. Eiuiuire 55D Wil
lamette street. '.1
FOK SAl.K -Ail kinds ot rou.jh
lumber, at Pleasant Hill Lumber
Co. I'hone Fanners 53it. Pleas
ant Hill, Oregon. '.'tduw
FOU SALE Huff tirpingtou eggs,
13 for l. W. 11. Hampton, 110J
Columbia avenue, comer lUth t.
I'OK 111. I K PKIM'r. of VACANT
LANDS wrllo us enclosing 5ec for
each. Township wanted. Uoseburg
Abstract Co.
FOR SALE Two good '.inilii r
claims for location Terms ren
sonable. Smith i Drown. Co
luirg. Oregon, llox !I4. J
FOR SALE Good noise tl years old;
16 hands; only partly broke.
Price, $100. Phono Red 1401.
Goo. Melvin Miller, city.
FOR SALE At a bargain. If sold
this week. Corner lot on Fifth
and Adams. Enquire of owner,
HOI S. Wlllamolte street. lull
FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Hock
eggs, $1.00 per .setting. Cheaper
rales in Incubator lots.-Address U.
W. Spores. Springfield. Or.o
FOR SALE Parties wishing to buy
200 acres of first-class timber land
cull on J. V. Carlile, four miles
west of Halo.
FOR SALE A well Improved (aim
of l-'O acres, 4 miles north of Co
burg. This Is a bargain nl t'
per acre. On good terms. Smith
& Brown. Coburg, Or.
KOR SALK Ono National caah rcKla
tor, ono Houitniiton typewriter and
a larno Iron ifo. Knqulre of L.
M. Travis, Loan & Savings bauk
bullclltiK-
OAK WOOD KOR SALK Small oak
wood; call be used for rook Btovo
without BplltttnK; sawed to Ill-Inch
longth. I'hone runners' 2SG or
enquire at Stumor's nromry. in 10
FOR SALK Six-hole rniiKe. ono
heaUir, dining table (Holid oak),
dlniim chairs, enrpeta, rocker, dish
es, etc. Call ovenlims only. h'i-
Onyx avenuo. tut'
KOR SALK A fine farin of 171.
I ncrea will be sold for ' P"r
acre, on Rood terms, if "oi l in the
next thirty days. Smith ft lliown,
CobiirK, Oregon. Box i4. Jii
KOR SALK A clKar storo, conslsl
of clKnrs,' tobacco, plls, sportliiK
K-oods, flshlnt; tackle, soda foun
tain, root beer ke, ninKnxliif and
periodicals; 1'eeili-ss electric funs;
head office for l'ortland nnd San
Kranclsro dally papers. Reason
for aelllnn to chaiiK climate. Ad
dress llox 1H3, Aahlnnd. Or.
KOR SALK 1 lot 110x1411, on corner
of Fifth and Lincoln streets; east
front. 1 Inside lot, 110x160, be
tween Lincoln nnd Lawrence on
Fifth street; north front. Your
choleo for $1250. These lots are
as Kood as any In Kimono; owned
by Mra Adallne Church. Knqulre
of Howe & Huoy. In Maurer's jew
elry store 54 2 Wllluinulte street.
tf
FOR SALK No. 13 K0 acres 7 1-2
miles out; house nnd barn; $-'.'
per acre. No. 1S4 40 acres, 3
mile from Kimono; hlnhly Improv
ed; Krowlntt crops ko wllh farm;
the best Hilni? we know of for the
money; $4800. No. 170 -A fine
farm of (100 acres; Improved; out
in miles; $25 per acre. No. I7H
200 acres; no IiiiIIiIIiiks; miles
out; $20 per acre. Also biiudieilH
of other farms and ranches. We
protect our customers from all
frauds and swindles, bellevliiK we
inn make more money by loeutliiK
a man rlKht, and then loriitlni? his
friends, than by any other meth
od. Oregon Land Company.
WANT Kit
WANTKD Table boarders; private
family. Call at 8f3 lllnh street,
corner Tenth, of phono Red 5042.
0)7
WANTKD City properly for 117
acre farm In Benton county, Oro
Kon, two miles from icrowlnK
town. I'lace lies between .oim
Tom and Willamette rivers ; HO
aeres farming ground. W. II.
Kay. Kugene, Oregon. tf
WANTKD A young man between
the age of IS and 20 to learn the
hardware business. Knqulre of
(Irlffln Hardware Co. tf
WORK WANTKD A man with a
wife and child, In destitute clr
cuiiistanf es wants any kind of
work at once. Kiuiuirc at (iunrd
Offlee.
WANTKD To borow $:!000 to $,
000 for a term of years with gllt
edited security. Hood proposition
for any one wishing to place a
loan Addrem f L esre IJuurd
UhT AMI KIlM)
STRAVKIi - From my plan at Dead
mond s Ferry Tues lay evening, iwo
buy mares welglit 1200 to liluo
Any Information as to their where
nboins will lie gladly received, anil
tiny eip'Oife will be cheerfully paid
Marry Mcrwlorf. I'oi.e Farmers
llx! m'i
inist H.uvwil"
LAW -.' VOW IN; Flrs'-cla.s lawn
flowing done at r ariabl,.. rat"-)
Kiiqillro at (luard olWf. mi
MISl'KLI.AM.tll S (Coliil lined.)
ACCORDION I'LKATlMr Done by
Mrs. llert Vincent at 627 llllyaid
street, near Kast Ninth, on reason-'
able terms. I'hone Red 3302. tf
IF YOU WANT To SKLL your prop-j
erty tell the Oregon Land Co in pa- j
ny about It and they will do the
rest. 412 Wlllauieuo street. Eu
gene. Or. tf
NOTH'K Having recovered from my
Injury I have resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general blaek
smlthlng. C. 1). Holowny, Kast
Kleventh street, Full-mount, Or.
DON'T fall lo Bee Choiem 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
em. Room 11. Walton llldg. tf
$10 CASH AND $10 l'KR MONTH
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will be sufficient to make you In
dependent for life. Hundsome
pamphlet, valuable information
and contract free. F. II. Robinson,
general agent, l'aciftc Orove, Cal.
1NTKRNATIONAL CORRKSI'ON
1M0NC13 SCHOOLS "The lluay
Man's University." Cllvea a thor
ough training at your own homo
In nearly all tho trades nnd profes
sions. Text hooks and Instruments
(when required) furnished free.
Full Information- nnd circulars nt
. tho local enrollment office, 4 6 W.
K lK lull street, 11. J. Klrkwoud, rep
resentative. ',
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
I'llYSICI ANN' AM) Sl'IMiNONS
DR. ANNA MAIJRKR, Osteapathlo
phy'cian. All - curablu disease,
treated. Women and children I
specialty. Office over V. K. Duuu'k
I'hone Red 1631.
DR. OLIVK C. WALLKR, Osteopathic
physician. Office hours, U a. in.
to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hamp
ton building, 7th and Willamette
streets. Residence ami office
phone 6171.
DR. 11. L. STUDLKY Osteopathic
physician. Offlcos over Chambers'
atoro, 618 Willamette strcoi
Phono lllark 1326. Consultation
free. Residence 734 Ferry street.
I'hone Red 81H 7.
C. II. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlc
physician and surgeon. Chronic
dlseasea and dlsenses of women
and children a specially. Kloctrl
cul vthrnlory and light treatment.
Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, I lu nil build
ing, l'honu Main 610. Hoards
Hoffman House. I'hone Main 11.
. K. TITI'S, M. D. lloinoeopallilc
physician and surgeon'. Chronic
discuses and diseases of women and
children given special attention.
Farndtc galvanic, static. X-ray and
vibratory electrical treatments giv
en. Orflre, 6S1 Willamette slreet,
with Dr. L. K. MrDougnl. Resi
dence, 632 l'eurl street. Office
phono, Main 62i). Residence
phone, Main 631.
ATTOll.MOYS-AT-liAW
S. D. Al.I.UN, Attoriiey-at-ln, 616
Wlllamotto street, Kugone Oregon.
L. 1I1LYKU, Attorney-at-lnw, Otrloi
over Yoran'a shoo store, Eugous
Oregon.
pORRlH ft HK'll'VVORTII, Attorneys
at law. Offlco In llovey building
over Chambers-Hristow bank.
C. A. WINTKRMKIKR, Attorney-al
law. Land titles and probate spec
ialties. Offlco over Chambers-llrls
tow Hank.
I,. V.. TRAVIS, Attorney-nt-iiiw. Of
fice over Kugene Loan & Savings
Hunk, KiiKiiiio, Oregon.
WOODCOCK t I'OTTKR, Attorneys-at-law.
A, C. Woodcock and K. O.
I'otter. Office one block noutlr' of
Chrlsinan block, Kugene, Oregon
LKON it. KDMUN80N. Attorney-at-law.
Rooms I and 2, Kugene Loan
and Savings Hank. .
WALTON ft NKBH, Atlorneys-at-law
J..J. Walton and 8. I'. Ness. Will
practice In all the courts In the
alate. Offlrc, room 3, Walton
Itlock, Kugene, Oregon.
WILLIAMS ft IIKAN. Attorneya-at-law.
J. W. Williams, L. K. Hean
Practice In all courts of the stat
and before the V. 8. Land Offlck
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 16 McClun,
Hulldlng.
I. N. IIAHIIAIJOII. Special atten
tion given to divorce and settle
ment tf estates. Agent for Conti
nental Insurance Company. Room
6, First National Bauk Hulldlng,
Kugene, Oregon.
JKHHB O. WKLL8. Lawyv. No. 26
West Klghth street, Kugene, Or
opposite postofflce. (lives special
attention lo the examination of ab
stracts, drafting wills, settling es
tates, convoyancM and collections
Also to all pension matters. I'hont
lied 1176.
Alt! IIITIMT "
FRKK THOMAS Architect. Sselch
es and plans drawn, blue prints
and specifications. Cencral super
vision over buildings In course of
construction. If thinking of hulld
lng, large or small, see me. Turing
reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsuuu
s block.
( Al!l'l-:r ( LKAMiltS
JY ('. M' if lit 11, laipet cleaner
I'h',-. i ni.D-k miti.
. flK.il. I-..VI A I I-. AI.I.M ."
J. L. CI. AUK & CO. - loalers il rea
entule, Creswell, Or.
MIMN'll I'.XdlNKF.RS
HKli Ill-ill T I.KICIl. mining engineer
nnd expert metallurgist. Reliable
Information furnished to Intending
Investors. Kxuiulnullnns an re
ports on mines and ore IreHtuioLt.
li iii-'t; Orei;ou.
I NDIUM AKF.IIS
.1. W. KAYS i CO., undertakers and
fu ieral directors. Kugene. Or.
DAY i HKNDKRSON. undertakers
and eiiihalmers. Corner Willam
ette and Seventh streets.
W. T. liORDON, funeral director.
Stale licensed embalmer. Office
and residence. Tenth and Olive
streets. I'bouo Red 44K1.
AIISTUAtTOlW
THK LANK COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block,
Kugene, Or. Prices reasonable.
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to
ARMITACE & BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eoeene. Or.
CASOL1NE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY .
Fali'luHikri-Morne Giwollne Kiifrlnca
for piimiliiK, Hpntyhi, muwiiik, grind
Inc. .Untrtls cornplrlf.
l-'iili-huiikM Kruli'H for woIkIiIuk.
Kiilrlmukn-lorHr lyiin.mos and Mo
tors for power and Unlit,
Kiilrinli-.MtirHo VlndnilIla nnd
Tmvrrrt.
Ktiti-lMiiikntnrt4o (irlndt'ni. Feed
(MhiIMhtm, Well IMnniHi,
All llrtt (iiallty muni nt Inwittt
prlrcN nlwii)H In n tot It. IiIImmiiI torniH.
I'l-tKHpt iiily to JiKiiilrli' fiinl iiik'k
ytili'iih'iiu, Wrllo iur cataluyui' und
pile-.
BERGKR. &. BE N HDW, CO.
AHetvCs, Eugene, 0.
FIR1VKS, MORSE (ffi. CO.
Portland, Oregon '
LAROEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
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Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
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and let us estimate on
your work
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14 West Bin St.
Phons block I 117
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