Eugene daily guard., May 23, 1908, Image 3

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S.V1T UDAV. MAY 23, 1!)(I8
BKltlGI'S IU.OW TO
I l'VISLIC VEI,KAKH
ij la my opinion an adverse
tote on the University of Or
ison appropriation bill would
e a serious blow to the man
hood and the public welfare
f the state, and I think It Is
te duty of every good citizen
is vole "YES" on this bill.
CHAS, A, JOHN'S,
Mavor Baker City, Or.
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CTltlCITY OXIiY JfOI'E
WHEN Vl'Kh IS GONE
I ' '
6 Charles Stelnmetz, consulting
leer of the General Electric
jsny, at Schenectady, New York,
rofessor of electrical englneer-
I Union College, painted a dole-
feture the other day of what life
le In this world when the coal
has given out and when the
,1 fertility of the soil has been
kp and when the population of
iuntry has been greatly increas-
thought that ultinintely the
of the earth will have to look
Strlrlly for heat; would have to
on it to refertilize the earth
pd av d clothing to keep the peo-
;Kielnintz snnka In the hall of
r.ericnn Institute Qf Electrical
i-rs to the students and friends
I New York Electrical Trade
I His subject was "The Future
(itrlfity."
who sit In this room," h
Fwlll see (he tiuie when there
I no niore hard coal. You may
p time, too, when supplies of
pal are so far removed that
lon't he worth bringing to the
I It can't last very long.
B there Is a possibility that
lay the people will wake up to
t that soft coal poisons the at
re. They they 'may prohibit
It It can't be a very gVeat while
lj"e must seek other means
oal for keeping us warm,
itas long since' teen discarded,
I must he. What next?
feems that. our best hope Is
pity- Hut we must have power
. With coal out of the ques-
there is the power to conic
The solution of the problem
p he our natural water power.
gk use Ad very little now."
i
a hi; nrus'f; yovxgkk
Good health and strous llmlw ami
bodies usually ten.) to a. -ive l.tani..
and clean morals. There may ! ,.x.
ceit!:,i,. but this is the aeii.T ,! rut..
flnc- the yuuiT- mini who dls-i;,atis
must give up all h.ipe of he: n!ii,K j,
traia-,1 a:heh te. An,r therein :i
she strona-st ir.Mim,-nt la f..v r
'll'" mfclelics. and it . ; lain; h
we all t'liihuse ov -r t!io vi, s nt
the V. of O. tra' k leatn. It u n:a !
up of hu.sky yiuna f !,,s w!,., will
nearly all g, out into the world tun)
fisht the b ull of life just as bravely
as they battled for suprema.-y on the
field, ami we all h.-pe, just as fairly
and honestly. Life is a great bis
game, and the four years' college
course of a boy is not wasted If only
he learns to play fair and to lose, If
fate decrees It, without whining; to
be true to Thackeray's Injunction;
"Who misses or who wins the prize,
Go lose or conquer, as you can;
But If you fall or If you rise.
Be each, pray God, a gentleman."
Perhaps you have noticed that
nearly every important news dis
patch In yesterday evening's Guard
Is simply repeated In this morning's
papers. And the same thing "hap
pens almost every day, so that if you
take the evening paper you do not
have to wait until tomorrow for your
news of today. The Guard gives you
the news hot from the wires.
K of all that has been said
I1- tail In the death rat" it
ftr.ir.a.. to realize that we are
-o l in if as our grnmlf.tth-
g.'a'idninthers did. says
;lili-ire. More babies live o
! P nowadays than formerly
T.e in hit it life die younger.
frlv,-'l at adult age the aver.
," r woman has few years of
4 to 'nerr.
! - :ns on the face of It so
ff a - atement that in order
"c'l'tel K should be backed
"'a authentic and Indlsniitn
data are furnished by the
$f the insurance companies
11
asree on the point), but
pier to refer to the govern
reports, which tell the
mpi and convincing fash
Pn during the last fifteen
Pd i'h rate among all per
1 y-five years of age of
r "as rlfen very consider
ft
h
dniiinson. Democratic
' leglslatpre. Is niak
"--Ive campaign and h
' "era fr-.m the rank
man who beiit-ve;
of government
The Atlantic City clergyman who
opened a man's church with a "smo
ker," himself encouraging his con
gregation with a cigar In the pulpit,
doubtless felt that 'men should get
religion on any terms, and that it
wa3 better to make them smoke in
this world than In the next, remarks
the Los Angeles Express.
Now If Harry Orchard vyill only
come out in a magazine article and
tell us what ho thinks about Mrs.
Cuniiess' methods of slaying, the
world will be greatljj enlightened. We
are all paitiently awaiting the pleas
ure of Mr. Orchard, the prince of
artistic, murderers.
An exchange ha.s discovered a wo-
wan who, after thirty years of wed
lock, has applied for a divorce on the
ground that her husband Is lazy, but
the fact that It has taken her thirty
years to find this cut would indicate
that she is not much of a hustler herself.
A Southern naragrapher is look
ing around fur the man who will
make his boast that he once courted
Mrs. Belle Gunness. It is n little ear
ly for his appearance, but never fear,
he will be here all right.
Instead of being down and out. the
head of the New York Ice trust Is
said to be rapidly getting upon his
feet again. Preparatory to putting
the consumers down and out, we pre
sume. .
In the good old days the two Tex-
ans who recently exchanged thirteen
shots in a hotel lobby without a kill
ing, would have b en pr npt'.y lynch
ed for bum t-hootinr.
ii.iititv ifv i'oim i,u:
nun i: i hi; mikiiii-i-
Harrv llown. I inocrati landi late
for sheriff, is nmkiiiB a winn-.ss -IHilun
and his ei ) I- now e-n. ral
ly ..on e,!, I Me is a mm ot i"'
stricle-l illte.: ity ot r i.ara. : '. v. I-.11.
he e know :1. can tt .1.-' w;-.;
all office of llii.- i i i ; -t i: ' II. .in
had th- offii i.ii e'.. i "ri: l-
n,.,.,.ss;,rv t , make a s:ood .,.-ntl. am.
alwevs in lh...,liscuive of duly he
has been found fa, thin'., councils
l,ilKii,g. No man in l.an,. ciintv
stands higher In the ..situation of his
a nua.ntanres and a-so-ia-s than
Harrv ltnwn; !l l,o kn. w him
best are his staunch-st supporters be
rs,. tbey have had the I" ;";l"'''r"
tunltv to learn his true worth The
people of Lane county wil make no
mistake in electing Harry Mown.
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1 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
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I 'f. S l K
I'Oii SAl.i: 1 horoiisht... ,1 li
balls lar s.l.e. i::iiU,re
lauiette siiev 1.
l a:; ;.;
imi; SAt.i. - :
tu w, ter aic
H. Eugene.
,si' r, ahoo
A.ldre.-s li,
tf
BA1.K11 HAY i'llli S VI. K Twelve
dollars per ton. Squire Suiilh
I'hene I-'armers' t;!x;i. m-4
EOU SALE I'.ood plow
harrow ; w ill sell cheap.
It T s Kas; Thirteenth str.
and joee
Emit, li
A BABY SEAL AS A PET.
An eipert swimmer on the I'aeliic const riHi-mlv eiiptored and hns tnmml
Hie baby seal shown In this picture. The little wnlf. evidently having lout Its
tnother, followed him when he wus swlnimlng in the surf ami took kindly to
lis fondling. It Is now three months old and Is as cute a pet ns one would
mre to see. The baby seal Is uever happier than wheii.ciidd.Uuu In lta owner
vnns and feigning alvoa
j KOK SALE AT A IIVUliAIN- Klve
j horsepower gaoliu( t-nine. l-:u-UUire
at Guard oln-e ,lw tnj.',
,Vni SALE HV tlUNKK-Modern ."
j room hoii;.o, gas. water and lights,
I good bam, (iiU-si,,1 lot; a: a bar
i gain, it J I Wo-t Kllth sire t. n,.':'
' KlMt SALE Huff Orplnm,.,. , gs.
' I 3 for 11. W. 11. Hampton. 1 I
! tiluiublii avenue, e,-:,,,r 1 ; t h M.
I Oli 111,1 li I'HIN t, ot VACANT
I LAN'iS write us em-lo-iui; a,,,- f r
each. Township wauled. lioM'toug
' Abstract t'o.
' Etut SAI.lv I'lty lots, close In;
$;ou. $;t.",ii un.l $lun; $a0 down I
and $1 Oper month, without Inler
est. W. II. K;v, at Eugene thiu '
Comptiuy's store. ' tf .
. j
toil SALE -T wo good Umber
claims for location Terms rea
sonable. Smith ,fc llrown, Co
burg, Oregon. Box !M. Jti
mim kl.i.tM.ol h
lMl'iAN i:,;,;s on shauks i will
furnish a tew nettings to reliable '
parties C. 8. Frank. I M Eal '
Ninth street. Eugene, Or. I
I M'i
;" ' I i ' J. w . k v ,v", ,,
'-'I lOae,., I I.I. . ...
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"'- 1 and en.;.a,;n, ,
t.l ll lis
un.ter'akers and
Kn.: or.
SON, uioieriaKT
i'oriier oiiiiu.
'l t reels.
IF YOl' WANT To SELL your prop
erly tell the Oregon Laud Compa
ny about It and they will do the
rest. 4 12 Willamette street, h)u
Kene. Or, tf
ACCOKIUON n.hATl.Nli -Honn by!
Mrs. Hen Vincent at 0:'7 llilyiirili
street, near East Ninth, on reat in-1
able terms. Phone lied ;taoJ. ifi
W. T. i.okuo.n. Iuner.,1 ,1, rector.
Mine ileeuscl eniluiliii.-r. Otllce
nn,l residence. TVnih ,,ml Ol.vo
streets. I'hono lie, 4 is i.
MIM.M, KMilXKIiltSi"" '
IIEHHEKT LEIGH, mining engineer
and mpert inolkihirilsi. Heliable
Inforniatloli furnulicl to Intemitug
luveaiots. Kxaniliiatlons and re
ports uu mines and oro IrtMtuient.
Eugena (rei:oi.
I'AltPET (T.F.A.NKHS
JAY C. .MOOItE. carpet cleaner
I'hone Black 107 1.
AIISTK.UTOIM
THE LANE COl'NT'Y ABSTRACT
CO., Uootus 2 end 3, Waren Block,
I'iugene. Or Prlc-H reasonable.
Villi
Y, .
ESI A I IC AtiKN Tf
I.. Ci.ALK ; CO. Healers ir. real
estate, Creswell. Or.
FOK SALE Gooil uorso H years old;
Hi hands; only partly broke.
Price, 1100. Phono Bed 14G1.
Geo. Melvln Miller, city.
Hear! to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
CopyrtrM. 1W, by Kdwln A. Nye.
i What Shtill W Have for lrssrrl?
j Try JKLL-O, tho dainly, unpetit
, Iiik. economical dessert. I'an be pro
i pared Instantly HlmiUy add ImilliiK
j water and servo when cool. Flavor
: ed just rllit; sweetened Just right;
! perfect In every way. A 10c puc.kaKo
j makes enough dessert for a large
j family. All grocers sell It. Dun's ai
: cept substltutea. JKIL-() compltua
j with all pure food laws. 7 flavora
i Lemon, orange, raspberry, atrawber-
r-y, chocolate, cherry, weach.
FOK SALK I'artiea wUhmtc to buy
200 acres of firm-class timber land
call on J. V. CarlilQ, four miles
west of Hale.
FOK SALIC A 30-horsepower boiler
all completo and In good repair;
also a 70-hornopower needing
some repairs. Kugeue Woolen
Mill. yi
HO.MK-SICKK. ilt I have several
nice TartiM and soma city property
for sHlo cheap. Out prlce from
owners. Kuqulre V. Kohvosky,
208 Lawrence St. m23
John M. K D'xoD, tncetMf to W
B. BodQy. All
For prompt servire phone B ci
3312 .llMid 34 Hh street, tf
Gasoline wood
THE STOR.Y OF OWEN KILDAR.E. I
Young man:
If you think you have not had n fair
chance In life, lend ihU brief sketch of
the rise of Owen Kildure of New York
city. -
Think of It! This young man at thir
ty years f age was unable to lend or
write. Today he supports himself by
writing.
Kildiiru was a member of n touch
P.owery gang. lie was rough, uncouth.
Ignorant, lie had been orphaned at
the age of seven years and cast Int.
the streets. Living the precarious life
of a bootblack and newsboy, he slept
In doorways, areas, in barrels, lie hud ,
but one nmMlliui. He dearly loved a
tight ami .wauled to be a prize fighter
For several years he made his living
as a s:iloou boum-cr.
Can any good tome out of the Itow
ery? ' '
Yes.' At thirty yenrs of age Klldare
came Into contact with a gentle girl
who was a schoolteacher a sweet, af
fectionate, wise young woman, pure as
a pearl. The association chnnged the
whole current of his lift. The young
woman helped Kildure to the rudi
ments of an education. As he studied
his Ideals of life were changed. He
had a hard siruirgle to let go of the old
wild ways. Finally he got employment
In the circulation department of a
newspaper. He studied every spare
moment. '
One could well wish in reading the
story of Owen Klldare that he might
have married his Mamie Hose, the girl
with whom he fell In love nnd who
wrought so great a change in trim.
But fate was unkind or was It un
LindVaud tils Idol died. !
To make a long story short. Owen
Klldare begun to write stories, submit
ting them to the editor i'f fie tiewspa
I ht where he w rko l for crltir.m. lie
persevered until bis skiMfhes p sessed
value. Thev were heart to heart sto-rii-s
from n:il life. 1
nucij KiMare H n- w well knotrn In
J..urna:i-ii fir ! i:-wsp.ir par
lain e. hW spirit" of s'tim life re es- j
teemed snifT" lie bus also Writ-
tell several h'H'kM Willi good Slicre-i.
"Maude Ib-ii-." the story of hU resur-r-
tion fr;n tie- Ir;:hs. n::ile n hit.
Yoiu.' l.:;ia- !
Tare Is f-:;iliiir r She ft! so capri
cious If you are nfrald of b'T. yej ,
Wor.id better Tint Woo her. She Will '
(urn y.t down j
If you will lo'k her Ik. Idly In the !
fare and snlje at her, shn will smile :
ba'k at you and Mbower her gifts upon ,
you She Is bnking for o nmster.
Oweu Klldare had uoihlng on earth
to recomniend him to his Jealous ml- '
trvM exr-pptlng bin trnTe -ol. his In- ;
trepld will. That was enough.
MM
THE MARKET
K)R
REAL
(is(ll.K W"l
W G Whiio ' pr!'f '"1 i "w
rPr wond nn ho-: n .,:.
,.,,,. Hiark 4.!..'. K.'nce.
511 Vt Suth
VI K lKI'iT AT r.VUV.SK
I , lllini' It.m,,rraT I
i A'.nany i,-",i have wn the
i K'ii!-ni' ,1-1' )i. in ir' "' '-,ii-.TM,:in.
,!-!nr- ll I" n e!,-Kaiil
:.rii,-t,n.. 'hi' llfi'-M al'n.i !h r,,a,l.
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I.i'nt lii.- m;,!n 't'l'""1' l 14.'
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I ! Mf.to Kariy U'.-rr tr-
-r- ,i: ir- an'l trtit!o ili'.le
i ..',,. ' S-j'.'i jjr all drugguu.
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rugh's
22 west 8ih St
WE BUY
WE SELL
.WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
Slue-room hoime and lut 1
block' from cur lino; flue
borne in good condition; a
bargain at I2.UUU or furnish
ed for I2.4.UU.
ISO acres b inllri from Eugene;
Kill aires In cultivation; 220
pasture; splendid 8-room
house, tiOxtii) barn; all klnda
of fruit; prli- $ 1 2,1100, In
cluding everything on the
place.
16U acres. 65 ncrrs paslura and
timber cruises 1 .Miii iKK) snw
timber; ! acres I,iued; 4
room house, spring ul house;
small bum. rlilrken bouse,
young orc hard, all kinds of
berries; school 1 mile. Hent
ibis for 1 1 '.on.
t Here e avu 1C0 ai-rin, B0
aires fenced; t Iiou.--"h, large
log hotite and sinnil frame,
lug barn, granary, well water
ed with living sji,:,in and
springs; 2.'",". nun fe,-t saw
limber; ' ii,II,h from Ku
gene. I'rlf e. I -r-"
ir, acres adjoining 'own: fine
K-rooin house, 3 barm;
young family orchard; 6
head horses, ; rows. 4 year
lings, harness, wagons, bug
gy, cart, 100 chickens, tooli.
Implements furniture, etc.;
price, 17,01)0; Jl.U'iO cash;
balance at per rent.
YV also have buslnoa open
ings and a large list of real
estate to offer of every dea
crlpilvn. McMURPHEY
&RUGH
22 west 8th St,
i KOU SAI.K l'Mrst-clnsa billed client
liny; also maple and old growth
fir wood, l.ouls C. Vitus, .lunc
tlon, Or., H. K. I). No. 2. I'hone
Farmers' 1211. J20
Kim SAI.K A well improved fnim
of 120 ucres, 4 lulluR-north of I'o
hurg. Tills la a bargain at
per acre. On good terms. Smith
& Hnmn, I'oburg, Dr.
Hilt SAl.K Young lull blood barred
riy iniii.i .i Koclis and White Leg
itoru chickens for sale at reason
able prices. 0. W. Hell, It. K. 1).
No. 1, Kugenu. tf
KOH SAijf'l One Nntlonal cash regis,
ter, one Remington typewriter nnd
a large Iron safe. K.nciulro of I,.
M. Travis, Loan & Havings bank
hull, ling.
KOU 8AI.I0 A fine farm of 171
acres will he sold for $'') per
acre on good teinis. If soi l In tho
next thirty days. Smllh & llrown,
Cohnrg, Oregon. Box 94. jii
llOltSIOS KOU SA1.K Olio bay mare
weight 1 200; one bay horse,
weight 1 1 0 ll ; one black, elngle
driver, safe for lady to drive; one
fine saddle pony. A. M. tlllhert,
nt feed barn. tf
KOU SAI.IO Fine mountain ranch of
80 acres;. 40 In cultivation and
about 40 timber; creek running
through farm; fnlr hotiso and out
buildings; located eight miles west
of Kugene. Price, $1000. Carl
(1. Waahbiirno. If
WANTKU
WANTEII TO ItKNT A lx or evn
room uiodcTn house; prefer fur
nished. Call at (lunrd office.
WANTKI To rent, seven or eight
room house. Call at 1S1 Kast Nth
atreot.
WANTKI): Horse breaking by day
or month; also horses tracked. Kn
quire Hangs' livery . JlidAw
WANTI-;i--A woman to do washliiK
JOTIl'K Having retvercd from my I
Injury I have lesmued my business'
of hrrsesluieing and general b.ac'k.
smitlilng. t'. li. Il;,m.,v, K.i.st I
Klci-enth ftrett. Kiiii in, mm, i, Oi. j
UO.VT fall to see I'lieietH If
want bariilns In real estate.
buy an,) sell farm and city prop
erty, improved and unimproved.
Tlniher and milling stm li. 1 1. Che. L, .
i"u, iiuuiii ii. anon ii u . ir .. .. -
lt CASH AND $10 I'KU MliM'H--Wlll
buy a beautiful California
vitieynrrt, the Income from which
will In, sufficient to make you In
dependent for lite. Ilundsome
pamphlet, valuable Information
and contract free. K. H. Koblnson,
general agent, Pacific Drove, Cal.
INTERNATIONAL COUKKSPON
HK.NCB SCHOOLS "Tho Iluay
Man's University." Olvea a thor
ough training at your own home
In nearly all (ha trades and profes
sions. Text books and Instruments
(when required) furnished free.
Full Information and circulars at
the local enrollment office, 45 W.
Klghth street, U. J. Klrkwood. rep-reaentatlv.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
I'llYNICIANH AND HI IWJhXINS
UK. ANNA MAUItKU. Osteapathlc
phy'clan. All curable disease.
, treaicd. Women and children I
specialty. Office over V. K. Dunn's
Phone lted 1621.
UK. II. L. 8TI) 1)1. KY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Cliamhers'
st-ro, r. 1 8 Wlllaiui'Hn strcoi
Phono tllack 132(1. Consulliitloii
freo. Itesldence 784 Kerry slreot.
Phono Hed 3197.
C. 11. CANNON, M. 1). lloiuoepathlr
physician aud surgeon. Chronic
diseases and .diseases of women
and children a speelitlly. MleclrJ
' cal vibratory anil light treatment
Office, Hullo 1, 2 nnd 3. Dunn build
ing. Phone Main d40. lloardi
Hoffman House. Phone Main 1 1.
J. K. TITUS, it. I). Homoeopathic
physician and Burgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women und
children given special attention.
Karndlc galvanic, static, X-ray and
vibratory electrical treatments glv-
on. Office, OKI Wlllnineltu street
with Ur. L. K. McDollgitl. Hesl
ilenco, 632 Pearl street. Officu
phone, Main 620. Itesldence
phone. Main 631.
AITOItNUVH-AT-LAW
S. U. ALLKN, Atloriin)-at-la, 616
Willametto street, Uugene. fireaon.
L. II1LTKU, Attorney-at-law. Ill Do
over Yoran's shoe store, KugetH
Orogen.
LKON R. EDMUN80N, Attornoy-at
law. Itooms 1 and 2, Kugene Lost
and Savings Rank.
ij. M. TKAVIH, Atlorney-at-ia. Of
flc over Kugeuo Umn ft Savlngi
bank, Kugeuo, Oregon.
UOUKIS ft SKIPWOHTH, Attorueys
at law. Office In llovc-y building
over Chanihurs-llrlslow bank
C. A. WINTKKMKIKK, Atlorney-ai
law. Land titles and probate spec
ialties. Offlc-o over Chaiubers-llrls-tow
Hank.
one day In tin? week,
4r,0 Olive Btree
Knciilre at
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CHISHESTKR-fiPILLS
WANTKI) Kancli won by the
month or will refit one on shares
Address L. A. Clark, 2:i.r, Jeffer-
Son Street, lOllltelM'. dw 11121!
Tm aril Portland Passenger
No. 10 2:13 a. in., Oregon Kx
prcss. No. IS-6:00 a. in., Cottage Orov'o
Passe llm'i.
No. 12 ll:iir, a. m., Hosehurg
PasHuni;er.
No. 14 6:42 p. in., Portland Ex
press. Toward Still Krunclsco PiiNseiiger.
No. 11 2:18 p.m., Koseburg Pas
senger. No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottaga Orove
Passonger.
No. 1013:32 a.m., California Ex
press. No. 136:44 a. m., San Frnnrta
co Express.
Weiullliig llranrh. ,
No. 84 8:30 a, m leaves Eugeue
for Springfield. , . ,
No. 8211:10 a. m., arrives Eii
genu from Sprlngflsld.
No. 87 1:00 p. m leaves Eugene
for Wendllug.
No. 88 0:40 p. m., arrives Eugene
from Wendllng.
WM. MURRAY,
tlen. Pass. Agt.
Portliiiul, Or
JOHN M. SCOTT,
Asst. U. P. A.
A. J. GILLETTE,
Local Agent.
DeiiiiHTiulc Ticker
Culled Slates senator Oeorgo E.
Chamberlain, Snlem.
Coimressniuii John J. Whitney,
Alhnny. ,
Supienie Judgo Robert S. Henn,
Snleiu.
ltepreselatlve Leon R. Kdruun
son, Eugene,
County Judge John V. U.'ike'r,
(?ottnge Grovo. ,
County Sheriff Harry I,. Mown,
Eugene.
County Clerk Henry W. Stewart,
Sprtngflcld. J
County Assessor Wolhy Stevons,
Springfield.
County Trenstirer James M.
Kliehen. Irving
Con nly Commissioner Guard
Huston, Crow.
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WANTED Three girls to learn
nursing at th" Kugene liieral bos.
pltul. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris ;
IT
1
WANTED - Plain sewing; children's
clothes a specialty. Call at fr,3
High street, or phone Red f.042.
ui2 7
WANTED To borow I.1H0I1 to $0.
01)0 for a term of years with gllt
fdg'd serurlly. Oood proposition
for any one wishing to plana a
loan. Address C, I... cars Oaurd.
WOODI.'OCK cl POTTER, Attorneys
at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O
poner. oirtce one block south ol
Chrlsniau block, Eugene, Oregon I
WALTON M:HS, Atioriuiys-at-lnw j
j. j. vvunon ami . r. Mess, will
practice In all the courts In the
stale. Office, room 3, Walton
lllork, Eugene, Oregon.
WILLI AM 4 i HKAN. nttorneys"a7
law. J. W. Williams. L. E. Dean
Practice In nil courts of the stat.
and before the 11. S. Land Office
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 10 McClutll
Iliilldlng.
SITUATION WANTKI)
An A No. I bookkeeper Just (nest
ing In Kugene wanta position. Ref
erences. Addness Ilox 401, Kugene.
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WANTED - A man and wife; the
roan In do genital chore work and
his wife to cook. A 'permanent
position nii'P good salary to the
right persons. Emiiilre of Dr. J.
W. Harris. tf
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WANTED - City n-opertv for 117
acre farm In liP.tofi county, Ore
gon, twi nille. from growing
town. Pis'",- ll'S between ,i'IK
Tom and Wlllariieii,. rlvr' ; I'll
'-res farming around. W. II.
Kav? Euiiei.e. Oregon. tf
I. N. HARIIAI'till. Special alien
tloa given to divorce aud settle
suent tf slates. Agent for Conti
nental Insiiraaca CompsDy. Hooni
. 6. rirsl National Rank Building.
Kegeas, Ortgoa.
JKSHal t. WKIJJI. Iwysr. No. it
Waat Rlghth iltMt, lagsas, Or
o'PaH postnffisa. (Htm special
attention to tka lamlnattea of ao
Irstta, drafting wills, sonllng e
tales, raivtyasres and collections
Ala la all pension matters, rhoat
It.dlUs. ,
A( fllTWT
KUEK THOMAS Architect. Hsetch
m and plans drawn, bl'va. pritiU
snd specifications. (lenr.Tr super
vision ovr buildings In course of
'oiKtruciioii. If thinking of build
In ST. Isrire or small, see ine. Term
reasonable. Room 7, C'fiuiaa
block.
I
Certain Approval
ol our workmanship anj skill
in clcaminp; and scouring, of
your own wisdom in rending
"ili.it old gown" to uj, only
awaits its rtlurnloyou. Your
jMir:- wiici) you get our prices
will join l !m jl.id acclaim of
i. or 5r:i.i rout and expert treat,
in.n' o! your clothing by us-
Ev?ry thins possible in
Cl-a'inj4 und Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th an I Willa-mttj Sts.
Phone Rfd 2861
J. W. BARRINGER
Expert hotmmovef
Moves anythiaf. Twenty-liv
years experience. Residence, Eat
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Rrd 451 1. Eu?ene. Oreaoo
Lic;hl nd Uravy hauling
VJ 'M:.,mt1c.St rTurrne, Orrgui,
I'hoii lllack II li
lioslllon firm!) 'q SI l!S IMIti: l'"! 1 'Q '