Eugene daily guard., May 15, 1908, Image 3

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t colmrs George A. Drury.
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As i.MiKi'KMtKXr iai'k:;.
Member of Assocliitctl Press.
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CALAMITY TO STATU
I believe that an adverse
voie upon the University of
Oregon appropriation bill
would be a real calamity to
the Btate. There la no great
er work to he done by the
siate than to educate properly
Its youns men and young wo
men. Better neglect stfme
material things than to ne
glect the proper development
of the mind and character of
the future citizens of Oregon.
After a careful personal in
vestigation of the situation "at
Eugene I am most heartily
In favor of the appropriation.
Personally I believe everyone
that is thoroughly interested
in the future of Oregon will
vote in favor of the appro
priation. J. WHITCOMB BROUGHER,
Pastor First Baptist church,
Portland. Oregon.
J8IM.Y STORY l'SKI
1 TO HIDICI LK KI GFXK
I The following clipping from that
I extremely silly report of the city
council's visit to Ritchie crek, print
fid ia the Morning Register, Is going
I'tlie rounds of the' state press opposed
ito lot-al option: -
f Only one unforseen Incident niar
f red an olherwise placid trip. Coun
:cllman Williams and his cigar at the
Soiitset gave the vehicle such an
sl2rming list to starboard that the
frumhinei weight of Chief Farrlng
ton and Councilman Gilbert, who
whang over the larboard rail, was all
Jthat prevented a calamity. Williams'
'fl'Mfcy weed must have fallen into his
frtaoeand lain over night tor an nanus ,
idnected an unholy odor when he
IligMeU it and somebody declared !
t.,at a sewer had surely bursted.
,'('oiiii"ilmnn Berger, whj sat in the :
ftrwr stst and who was receiving the!
Vifoll force of the pestilent ii' 1 smudge,
fsuddenly ha out a yell and fell into
fa swoon. All efforts to revive him
proved futile until Councilman Moon
mentioned the trunk full of beer,
i'lieti Instantly his rigid features re-
lsw'd Into a smile of sweet peace
Sand
murmured blissfully, "Hon t
L,-,c- J IIKICU IOU11I.
Th.- Guard is taking no part in this
lwal opt! in caiiipi:i,;n because it
thinks the people of Lane county in
telligent enough to decide for them
selv.s without any special elfort be-
Sing made in influence their votes. The
jjsituation is not like it was last year,
when loral option was an experiment;
.'the people hnve had two years of
Jry" rule, the law having apparent
ly been enforced as well as the olfi-
:.,ois coilia UO tne JOII. II IS ani'l"-'
Jlur the voters to say Bow whether
jthey like it or not from personal ol
serv:lon and experience.- To thresh
I'mt the subject again in the papers
fa' on the platform seems entirely
Jaa unnecessary effort on the "part of
the pr ihihitionlsts cr their opponents.
We think, however, that tr.e puhli
jration of such silly stuff as this clip-
l'i Is a reflection not only on tne
(i'y. hut noon Ihe officials who colli
ded this party. They v.en; nlmut
ataelr important business in a serious
a.r. and the talk about a "trunk full
" be r" was simply the effusion of
0 c:iotv-h.-aded scribbl-r. whose
u-ir.a egitism
t1"5 for wit.
I"le.-. ret.rintlng
nistakes
silli-
the
w ere
is so
they
Pioliai'ly
the story
i-il aare of the truth, bin it
buird on the fare of It that
jjVin! tnvestlglned befoic
it seriously.
"I V PAI.T OF PROFITS
OF A SfNGI.K YFAR
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l-:'tip"r contmrnt on the ar.-s'
" coi eminent to that ;'
tiie l;:'.oilii,0ilo fine "I Hi
"I Oil 0iipit.)r, that the fin
" e'lual t i three years' prof;:
company, U calculated u ! av
erroneous impression
'ae Pittsburg Dispatch
which S'"':J be ajvis-d ;
a p.
J'''t. Whvuu
cause oi a te
Ina.lvi nl5::t ,,, ...
.:ifundersiiini:t; :!,;
to P :t .he I.,'
It refers lo the profits
S'and.ird Oil Company,
r of fact, the fine' does j
si"iI- year's profits of
Standard Oil orgaul:,.'
v.il -lids of tae company I
."no. ion, to Us, iio.i. ,H,o
spoken of in
fetvnce t!i.t!
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, or the wh v
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not
l mil a
'tie complete
' Hon. The ,1:
run from $ in
. ennualiy, an,
, niunied iticr,
I v.as re'-rmiy
-: t c .rj.ora
in roni.ee'.i. n t
as.- of capitaliatio
n it I
uwei: upon.-tr.;:
has a large a
i the'f
cam-.
1 u"uion ,:f i,
-of:'
amounting to !t
in " 1 !:;. i! :
'-n paid. I',
j dr'd ' wIRIm:
j divitier-.i's (hat 1
ill-
o,,ly "" -!'.'jo.oiiIi
fine niav
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su
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e':;'"';--l ":1 l'.'!i:j..,if.-.
j . Th, .-a(--- :, , f v
, pr.'ji'i-s" evM, !; ;.
i branr!l the Sl.l";!..vd B9ft.t
'.he
.a.io..r.: DM company of In Uw
i ,v:,i, h ' " " defendant upon which
I this fine is imp,,", d. The a-. rtion
uoi;j inajeiiiinie with regard to
me. pruttts or the conirolllii.i;
Ctrn.
eon-
The amount of snectp held In the
clearing house hanks of .Ww York
City on Saturday reached a new high
record of $.11 3. 394, .',00. and the sur
plus was more than five per cent in
excess of the twenty-five per cent
reserve rule. The aggregate dcposl:?
of all bar.ks and trust C'tiipaisli s was
5-.ir7,l Vl.:.ni. The statement shows
that the banks hold C3,Si3,475
more than the lequireiiiet-.ts of the
. j twenty-live per cent reserve rule.
W hat is trap in New York is relative
ly true throughout the country. To
the enormous and radldly Increas
ing idle reserves of the banks must
bs added the other enormous amount
of money which Is held In Fnfe de
posit v.tults and "old stockings,"
equally idle. Five and a half per
cent is the limit of Interest on mort
gage loans In New York, and few
bond investments pay as much. It Is
not probable that the money loaned
averages five per cent, and if It did
!: would only make an average of
3 M; per cent on total deposits, includ
ing the idle money on which the
banks must pay lntreer.t.
Th? LaPorte, Indiana, authorities
are Ptlli at sea regarding the whole
sale killing of people at the dullness
farm in tliat suction. According to
the latest information, It Is pretty
definitely determined that somebody
committed no less than fifteen or
twenty murders and the opinion of
the officers is that Mrs. Gunness is
that romebo'dy. But it seems that
just retribution finally avenged the
murders and that Mrs. Gunness her
Belf was finally killed along with
her three children, but whether by
accident or design is one of the mys
teries surrqunding the strange serie.
of tragedies. Every effort Is being
made by tiie officers of the law to get
at the bottom of tne affair, and a
,ar reWilrd luB 1)(,c:1 offered for f-c
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apprehension cf the lan murder-
r, if alive, and If not, her dei
u01y
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It Is staled oa good authorl'y, end
we d.i not do, ilit it, that no per ret,:
of all Internal comncrce in the l.'nit-
ed Stales
ciiher fir
nmv. il over wau u:
,i:id-
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or la1-:, .ayr. the Oreun
Su- ii a r":iieiit'-nt s h . . u 1 ;1
"lire ev-r the n.'eJ
y of t'nt! ! r'-. 'ds. Cnil-
Tradesman,
em;, hasi. ,
an I uecessi
ts :. : : !i;'i i.i: ! . of mon
baiidini; of v-'.;u :i he I'hii-
cv f ,
ippines, in Cuba ami elsewhere. A
little money wifely ev.eiide,i in build-
ins hti;hwas ai nonie wuuiu e ui i
advantage. Hut, as a m:m reiuarkoil
to the writ-r the other day, if then
is somethlni: to be done and you cum
not get anybody
yourself.
else to do It, do It
They call the parade of fifty of
Louisiana's prettiest girls. "('lad In
white fnuks of flimsy gauze, with
red hats, r,
mounted a-'i
whi- h is heir
ernir's inaii
"r- ?or in," to
silk rtockini:-!.
I,, c, al-hlack lo
arn.n d fe- th
t.itl .1 t-:!o
to :;' ' s
rind
be a
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hell I-
of pi"
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if lilt
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Uid S"
. but
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vr : sol h ,
end a put
z and
career,
ss and
,n I,- f.iliirvl'-'
. , Ion.- as his
on hi in he'll n
ingn
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d'i not i;,
how lies-i.
l,a, 1;
If th -r
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has 1"
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MRS. HOWARD GOULD'S SISTER AND CHINESE BROTHER-IN-LAW,
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Mrs. Wong Sun Yue. of Sun Fram Isco In n b n't or of Mrs. Howard Gould.
She was Miss Flla May Cleiiiiiious atnl while netliig us a missionary In the
Chinese nuarier of the Uohlen Gate city in. t mid iniirried a ( liinese merchant.
It was recently reported that Mrs. Gould had sought to Induce her sister to
give up her iTilncsc husband, but Mrs. Yuo refused to do so. The couple
conduct n curio store In Chinatown.
in the ir praises of the treatment re
ceived. The city was spl.-ndidly dec
oiated and the people spread Lluin
selves In courteous troattr.e,u.
A French scientist claims to have I
succeeded in photographing the soul..
Bet him our lust year's straw hat he !
can't photograph the souls of the fel-;
lows who are always knocking their
home town.
With Mrs. Nick l.ongworth, Mrs.
Ilutli Bryiin-Louvitt anil thu Cuuntej-s
Warwick ail on thn stump m-xt fall, ;
thonj rih. mid be no lark of IhU'reiU ,
in the eaiiinrilnn.
We um't know about this now -fannied
"thhikinn In curvi's," but
aland ready to niako oath that cer
tain men liorealiinita always talk In
curves.
Charlie Fulton still seems to be a
pretty important factor In Oregon
politics.
WAITIX' 1 ti: A iilT K.
A barefoot boy 1 Btuod u;kui
The Utile bridge of plank.
Or down b.'iieath tile cotUinwocd
Alony the shady bank. j
A crooked pole within my hands, ;
My heart filled with delight.
My eyes aIeam upon tbu utrenm, ;
Jest waitin' fur a bite.
What thoiifi.i Ihe nibble nevnr came
To hi rip my bent pin b.jok ?
"Twas joy ei.iiuh f.n m:- t i b'
l)owu tilt-re beside the biook. ,
An' thus I parsed th'
Half hidden out i
In idle dieain h-'sid
While wallln: fur
hai;y hours
the s
I bite.
and g
The
an lo
then:
com..
I've liimetcd by 111" 1
Of life w to re trade k c
With ready line and
i.-ook
s I'li-hing by
li hi!:.
I've n,.o-l upon the crow-lied bank
By day. an' then by r.lu-iit;
!' aiigi d there In s'oflll an fair !
Jos' waititi' fur a bite.
I've waited fur the fish, "success"
To come anil bite my pin; '
They roni" an' -miff like them of old,
n' lli -il sw im' off ng'ln. '
Yet. still I'm staiidln' on the bank
Frum inornln' until night, !
An' I shall stay the same old way :
1'ntll I g-1 a bl'e. j
New York Sun. 1
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'IF STATU PIIIKK
;.fiel, Newa.l
.... ,.,,, , .(ate Bp-;
' I'tiiv" r-lty of Or
io, i-it 'iiinom. wbl'-h
l , v the referendum,
'mined to ho voters
' Jlltte, sholl' 1 be bllp-
rv iiti7en of Orei",n
In !.!- "tt-te. That
cr w;,
and will I"' se
of Hi" -t-i'e if x
tM.ro ! by ev :
h , l" l' .i pri
the referetid itu
hull Id haee been III-
volt' d on
of the Chi
he slat"
"asiire for Hie F'iptio-l
I'icat loni'l Iri'-' i'ut !on
aus. for s'lanie. arid
for t',e a t,p rot, rial Ion
.j'nn e.tl'i". to n vo'e
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was a step in the rl,:!it direction. The
people of the state should show their
approval by voting for Hie appropria
tion and agtilust the mossimcklsni
which begrudges the money spent
for education.
$3 HKWAItIS
I had stolen from the ham Satur
day night or Sunday morning n y
saddle. If hua my name acrosH tht
hack of the pommel A. P. McKin
7.oy. Will give $" reward for an)
'le '"'"'"'b regarding the
v. McKINZKY,
tf At llnmpton UroH., Kuneiio
HcincnilHT tho date, May 19th.
Ilaraca Mak' Quarha.
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TNE; MARKET
P0R
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& RugIVs
22 wr.5t 8ih it
Wt BUY
WE SELL
Wt RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Sine-room lion.-o and lot 1
block from far line; flno
home In (.mmpI eon d 11 Ion; a
bargain al J,00 or furniuh
ed fur $.4'iu.
JS0 acres ( miles from KuKene;
ll0 ucrps in ciililvvtlon; Z2Q
puHture; splendid H-room
bonne, Mix(,n barn; nil kinds
of fruit; prb-e $12,000, In
cluding ev-ry thing ou tb
place.
100 acfHs, f.r. rTn patturn ind
timber cruise 1,500,000 mw
limber; !to acres fenced; 4
room house, Hjirlni? Ht houn;
lima 1 1 barn, eh Irk en house,
young orchard, al) kind of
benii-w; h'-fojol 1 uillu. Heat
thiH for $ T r. oo.
Here w av IfiO ncnn, 0
arre fenced; 2 boiiHeK, laro
luK hoiiew. und Htiiall f riirm;,
lo( bam. Kranary, well water
ed with living Ktrenim sud
Hprln-; 2 eon. 000 f..t raw
timber; niHn frfiin K'u
Kone. I'rltH. $150(1.
SO aTCn fido1nln town; fine
X-room bour, 3 tarnn;
you n fa ;nl It orchard ; 0
head bori--". f rw, 4 year
1lnR. hame. won, bu
tr( cart, l'0 cblrkenn, tootn,
iMipb-in'Tif fur nit urn, etc.;
prb'f., $:.'"; $l,ooo cahii;
balaorp h 0 per cpnt.
m hNo bv biMtiietiri op'i-
nuf ar I a larKe Ut of real
cm ri to off r f wvery de-
f ription.
McMURPMEY
22 vmt S'h S.
i E A L
! CLASSIFIED CO
t nit KAl.K
I t'OK SAl.K Thoroughbred Hereford
hulls for sale. Ku.iuire iill W il
lamette street. :f
: KO!!
SAl.K A gas ht
, for sale cheap.
Kllgene. Or.
ater
Addr
altiuist
ss Ho
If .
ll.M.K'li HAY Ctlll
! dollars per ton.
i I'hone ("armcis'
SAl.K
Sinil
-Twelve
Smith. I
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KOIl
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or
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ou:i Is.
lied i;
r-iM-i.v,! Ken-H
01iir, -
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j KOit .S.M.IO--Htm Or;,
' 13 for l. V. II. h:,
l t',,,.init,:.i avenue. ,oi ,
11')-'
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'I hre.
in..!
liniiiire
rave,
FOit SAl.K I
have
hard wood, e !j milt -i
of Kugene. A.l.li-rss i;,.
With. Goshen, Ore.
FOIt 111,1 F. riilXT nf VACANT
I.ANPS write us enclosing ;,iH' for
each. Township wauled. Kosoliurg
Alistrnct Co.
FGll SAl.K I'ilV I 'IS, !:,!,(
j'.ioii, $.i:.o a ii. i $ioi-; $..n
and 1 Oper moiit h, w it hout
est. W. II. Kay, at Kugcn,
Coin pa uy's sttire.
1.1 :
down
Inter.,
i Gun :
If
FOK SAl.K- Two good tl'll'nr
claims for lft"Ht'.on Terms rcn
sonabie. Smith Ar llrowu, - Cii
luirg. Oregon. llo PL '.'.'
FOI1 SAl.K .-.Good noise (I years old;
Itl hands; only partly broke.
Price, $100. I'lionii lied 1 4 C. 1 . ,
. Geo, .Mclvin Miller, city.
KDtt SAl.K At. a LkumIu, if solii
this wMk. Ctirner hit on Fifth
and Adam. Kiniiiro of owner,
W0 1 S. Willamette Hired. ml I
FOK SAl.K 1'ariifi wishing to buy
200 acres of firm-clasn timber laud
call on J. W. Cuiiile, four miles
west of Halo.
FOK SAl.K A well Improved faim
of 120 acres, 4 miles north of
bur. This U u barKal:i at $ o
por aero. Un xood (tiruiH. Huuih
Itruwn, CobuiK, Or.
I'Olt HALK Voiing lull blood barred
1'lymotiHi Rocks and While Leg
norn chickens for sale at reason
able prices. C. W. Bell, R. F. I),
No. 1, Kiigcno. tf
FOR SAi.K one National cash regis
ter, one Remington typewriter and
a large Iron safe. Kmiuli-o of L.
M. Trnvls, Loan & Savings bank
l,ull:l,i,,:.
0) W(tii) FOR BALK Small oak
wood; can be used for cook stove
I without spill ting 1 sawed lo lb-Inch
I length. Phono Farmers' 2 8G
I enquire at Hturner'g grocery. mlO
FOR 8A1.H A flno farm nf 171
acrua will bo aold for I'iO per
acre on good terms, if ?old In the
next thirty days. Hinlth & Brown,
Cohiirg, Oregon. Box 4. JC
FOR SALIC Fine nioiintnln ranch of
X0 acres; 40 In cultivation and
about 40 timber; creek running
through farm; fair house nnd out
buildings; located eight miles west
of Kugmio. Price, $1000. Carl
O. Wnslibiirno. tf
WA.HTK1)
WANTKI) To rent, seven or eight
room bouse. Cull lit lUl Fast Kth
Htreet.
WANTKI) Hood girl wanted for
general housework. 71 West Ninth
Btri'i't. tf
WANTKI):- Horse breaking by day
or month; also horses trucked. Km
(iilre Bangs' livery . .I'.id.iw
WANTKI) Bookkeeper and steno
grapher. Imiulre of Scoberi Ai
Dodge, Klghth and Olive. If
WANTKI) To Tiorow Jiionn to V'.
ooo lor a term of years with gilt
edged security. (Ipod proposition
for uny one wishing to pliicu a
loan. Address C. L.. cam liaurd.
WANTKI) City properly for 167
ar.ro farm In Benton enmity, Ore
gon, two miles from growing
town. Place lien between l,ong
Tom and Willamette rivers.; 90
acre farming ground. W. 11.
Kav. Kiiuene. Oregon. tf
1)11 IIKNT
FIIRNIS1IKI) ROOM FOR
72k Willamette street.
IIKNT
m 14
FOR KKNT Fiinilehed room for
rent. Can ho used for hoiisekeei
Ing. K73 Oak street. ml 4
PAHTIHIK FOK IIKNT- flood pas
ture for horses; close In. Knipilr
st the Merlnu place, two miles
north if town. n'J
MIHO.M.tMtfM.M
IIOLDAN l-;i!(IH ON HIIARKH -I will
furnish a few sellings lo reliable
partle.. C. H K'-ank, 189 Kasl
Ninth street, Kugene, Or.
ACCOKMON PLKATlNfl- - Done br ,
.Mrs. Bert Vincent st C27 llllyard
street, near Kast FVnth, on reason-
j nble terms. Phone lied I3"2. If
! IK VOL' WANT TO HKI.L your prop
i eny tell the Oregon Land Compa
j , ny about R and they will do the
I red. 412 Willamette street, Ku
I gene, O-. If
1 0 CASH AND $10 l'l-:t MONTH -i
Will boy s benutlfiil California,
vlne.ard, (ti--. Irooitie from w!im-Ii!
will !, siiffeerit lo in ,i V e ynu In-:
d-pendi-nt f'.r life,
pfiniphle', valuable
and cofi'ri-t free, y,
Kclicrul agent, Pacific
Hi'id-eitee
lns-ipn! Ion ,
It iTTiltlnwui. j
lliove, I'al.
ii' v.i'e.
o, i to o.
!..iw roue,
tu 1
i cords o:
i Mi.lthetist
o. I..' Meek
ml t
Ml.M I.I.I.WI HI .s 11 OI1II1IIM-.I.)
0
NO PICK Having recovered from my
lujniy 1 liaxc resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general bluck
mlthhu. (". p. Holoway. Fast
Kleventh stret't, Falrmouul, Or.
liO.NT fail io see vJtiexem If you
want bargains In real estate. We
buy and sell farm and cliy prop
erty. Imi, roved and unimproved.
Tlmher.aiid mining stock. II. Clio,
' n, IIauii 11. Walton HI, Ik. tf
: IMTliSA i'U M, t'OK !( iOrii'l i.-
I'l.Ni'K SCHOOLS --"Tho Hu l
Man's I li!' erslly." I tins a til,, I -ou.ll
lialhlt.g ci yo'.r ,,,vn hotee
in nearly all Hie trades ,,nd prole,
lorn.. lYxl 0.,'s and Iiism niacins
I when le. ; lived 1 f I, rn 1 - tl, ,1 tree.
Full lllforin.it i.,t, .1 c, circu!:, s ,1
the local enrollment cttico, l.i
Klc.hlh slice:, li. J. Kli kwoo.l. reo- ;
lescmat i e.
FRCFESSI0I1AL CSLUMH
I'llYSKTVNs AMI SI IK.KONS
UK. A.N.N. MALUKU. Osteapatlil,
phv-'i'ian. All rumble dl-eaM,
trciued. Women and children i
rpei'lally. Office over K. K. lliinn'l
Phone ltd 103 1.
UK. 11. I.. SITIH.KY Osteopathic
physician. Olflcs over Chambers
store, MS Will a incite strcei
i'lionii Black Klii. Consiiltntloii
free. Residence 7 31 Ferry streel
I'llone Red 3l!"7.
C. 11. CANNON', M, l.--ltiHuoe'thli
lh nicla n nud sui nfnn. Chroi.lt
dlseaMen and diseases of wumt'ii
and ehfldrn ft ieelnlty. Fleet ri-
cnl vibratory and II v. lit tmutmeiit
Office, Suite 1, 2 and :t, Dunn build
in;;, riiurn Main r4tt. Hoards
lloffman Hou.te. I'hono Main 11.
J. F. TLTl'S, M. !. Ilonioeopathlc
pliyHlelau and muveon. I'lirnnh-
dlst'anen and dlneascs of women ami
cblhhtui kIvoii Hpecial atliMillou
Faradlc ;alvautc, Btatir, X-ray and
vturattiry electricel treatmeniH av
en. Olflce, fiSl lllametttt Btteetf
with lr. it. K. MellouKHl. IteHl
denee, 032 I'earl Btroet. Olflce
phono. Main Ui! y. Hesldencu
phono. Main t!3l.
AI'TOKN FYS-AT-I.A W
S. I). Al.l.KN, Aitorn.:-at-ln. OK
. Wlllametto strext, Kiigenu. Oregou
L. 1I1LYKH, Attorney-ni-lnw. Otllc.
over Yurau'a shoe alore, tiugctit
Oregon.
LKON It. KDMHNaON, Altorney-at-law.
Rooms I and II, Kugene Loan
ami Savings Bank.
Ij. M. Tit AVIS, Altoruey-at-luw. Of
flee over Kugene Loan & Having
Bank, Kugene, Oregon. ,
DORIUH & HKIPVvOUTII. Auorno.
Ht law. Otrico In llovey biilldluis
over Chambers-Brlslow hank.
C. A. WINTKR.MEIKR, Attornoy-al
law. Land titles and probate apee
laities. Office ovor Chambers-Brig
tow Bank.
WOODCOCK POTTKR, Attorneys-at-law.
A. C. Woodcock and K. O
Potter. Offlco ono block oulh ol
Chrisinnn block, Kugene, Oregou
WALTON ft NKHB, Attorneys-at-ln w
J. J. Walton and B. P. Ness. Will
prnctlce In all the courts In the
(Into. Office, room 3, Walton
Block,' Hlugnno, Oregon.
WILLIAMS & IIKAN, rtttorneys-at-law.
J. W. Williams, L. K. Bean
Practice In all courts of I ho slat
nnd before the U. H. Lund Off let
Offices 12, la, 14 and 16 McCluu,
Building.
N. IIARIIACUH. Special alien
tlon given lo divorce and pottle
luenl tf estates. Agent for Coutl
limit nl Insurance Company. Boon
fi. First National Bunk Building
Kugene, Oregon.
JKSHK I.. WKLI.H, Lawyer, No. 21
West Klghth street, Kllgeno, Or
opposite poslofflce. (lives specla
attention to the examination of ah
Htracts, drafting wills, settling eM
tales, conveyaucea and collect lonn
Alio lo all pension mutters. Pholo
Kvit 1 1 7(1.
jii.nim; i:m;li:liih
HKRIIKRT LKIOII, mining englneei
nnd expert metallurgist. Rellnbli
luforniailoii furnished to Intoudln
luveiitori. Kxaiulnailons and re
ports on mines and ore trttMmeiil
KuKtit flregoi
AIICMI'I'ICCT
FRKM THOMAS Archlteet. bsutch
eg nnd plans drawn, blue priutk
Slid specifications. Oeiieral super
vlslou over bullillngs In course of
construction. If thinking nf build
ing, largo or small, see tun. Termt
rettsonable. Room 7, Chrlsmau
block.
I MlLHT AKLItH
J. W. K A yrt I'D., un lei tah.-ri. a.u.
funeral directors. Kugene, Or.
DAY it IIKNDKUSON, undertaken
and einhiilmers. Corner Willam
ette and Seventh streets.
W. T. OORHON. funeral director
State licensed embalnier. Offlct
and residence. Tenth and Ollvi
streets. Phone lied 44X1.
( AllI'l.T ( I.KANKBH
JAY C. MDOIIK. carpet cleaner
Phonn Blink f.071.
Itll AI, KS f Al I
. L. CLAflK k CO.-
A(i i:tx
Dealers IL rea
esln'e, Lreswell, Or
AIIH I It t TOltM
THK LANK COI NTY AHSTItHCI
CO.. Rooms 2 pn.1 3, Waren hlock
Kugene, Or. Prices reasonable.
5f T7 7 -y
s.ii : i:i.;. s p vt ii ii-
, l;. IL TIM K CAKU
Tom a ril i'oi i laiol Passenger
No. 1 1, :l:le a. ui., Oregon Ex
pie s.
N ,. is C:0,i a. m.. Cottage Grove
F.l siicllef
.No. u--ll:4i a. in., Itoseburg
I'as .vc t.
N '1 ''I- I", in., -Portland Fx
provi. 'J'ol.als! Son I-'':ii:elM-,i ,.;iseuer,
N.'. 11 MS- ,.:ii., Koscliarg 1'us-
. ,, I "
i'.oi.. Cottar' Giovo
"i a.u., California Fx-
Pas
No. i:.
Pl'e.s.
N . ;;! 4 ' 14 a. in., Sjn Fraiic;s
c.) I A;,: . - .
Weiotliii'' llraneti.
N '. f I V.o-l a. III., leaves Kllgeno
f ' Hp:i ". l-'ld.
No nj--1I;1i) a. m., arrives Ku
g.'iii. from Mi'i lngll, Id.
No. ST Lou p. in., leaves Kugenn
for 'en,lliii'i.
No s . .', - in p. m., arrives Kugene
from Wcndilng.
WM. MLItliAY.
Gen. Pass. Agt.
Por'lai-.d Or
JOHN M. SCOTT,
Asst. G. P. A.
A. J. Gil. I FTTK,
Local Agent.
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KITCHEN fx KOMPP
Successors to
A51MITAGE &. BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales StaMes
Oak and 7th, Eugene. Or.
GASOLINE. ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
KiilrhniUiN-Morse (Jitaollno Knuliiea
for piimiilitt;, fitirnv'iiut, aawintc, kvIiiU
Ihl. .Oufflta cotnph'te.
Fnirbnnks Sen I en for welhlm.
I ,iui-bitiiUr-M4,r.e H(iuimwK mid Mo
tnt'4 fer JMiwer nnd tluht.
lilruitiLt.Mortc IimIihIIIn and
ToiveM.
KiitrluuikN-MorAO rJrliiU'rn, Keed
('lMiriefM, Well I'limiM.
All fhl q un lity kihmU nt Imvitit
prlci t iiIvmi Itl hfovk. IiIIhtjiI IrntiN.
I r(iiiit rcdy to liicgitlrles null quick
nhliniientH, Wide fur catnloKue and
or ice,
BERCKR.& BEAiN HDW. CO.
AgonUs, Eugene, 0".
F'IR'NK s M RSE (Bi CO.
Portland, Oregon
Got your Rubber Tire;
put on 1 y
S.B.FINNEGAN
. 574 Olive St
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THK PRODUCTION OF
HIOH OR ADE WORK
trit it ti w it until mm
rinitililng and Sewer Work.
Also general Jobbing In tin and
sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly
attended to.
( ,irrv s full line of plumbing ruttireg
Phone Black iU7'J. . Iln Willamette
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