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

"thTgene my GUARD, j
rniTAKI""!ilXTIXO tX)., INC. I
lliarlea II. Fisher, j
tpuL,ii.liect every aay of the wteu,
Lndavs excepted. Address all cow
J niciilous aad make all renin-:
Zucei pavable to The Eugene GuBrd,;
lBOrAO J
"" Suuscriptlou Hate Dully j
Delivered by carrier, per week. J .15;
IJelivered by carrier, per mootb .60;
tr mall, one year (in advance) 4.00 1
V. mouths (in advance) 2.00.
0n6 aioflth 50
Bofla Copies 05
Jfeekly Guard, per year 1.50
j Advertising rates made known on
Mpllcatlon.
jlitered at Eugene, Oregon, postof
p flee as second-class matte'.
r Ag"H Guard.
I The following are authorized to
fake ana receipt lor auuscripiions or'
w,n3ct any other business for The I
Dally and Weekly Guard:
i- Creswell J. L. Clark.
1 Coburg George A. Drury. j
I All postmasters are authorized toi
leceive and receipt for subscriptions 1
0 the Dally and WppVIv Guard. j
JH aX IXIIKHKXHI4XT PAI'K!'.. I
j Member of Associated l'rea.
SATl'Kr..iY, MAV .11), ll)OX
THE GLORY OF THE IEAI
The blue that speaks of
youth and hope,
And the gray that comes of
years,
Clasp hands and meet each
other's eyes
In a sad-sweet mist of
tears.
Their souls grow bathed in
Mem'ry's light,
As when on autumn's days
far-off view Is dimly scanned
Thro' evening's dusky haze.
They see again the field, the
camp;
And hear the cannon's
roar;
The vojice of comrades and
of friends
Now silent evermore.
They help to swell the
mighty song
That sings of triumph won,
They hear their country's
loud acclaim
For duty nobly done.
So, .marching onward, here
they meet,
Where white and silent
tombs
Are strewn with gentle, kind
ly hands, .
With Nature's fairest
blooms.
Why should not, then,
youth's heart beat high,
Age proudly rear its head,
Ia fee'.ing they've a rinht to
share
The glory of such dead!
Peter H. Boyle. "
VL'Uodi 1 1 lit x' tu '
I MOKE GENERALLY OBSERVED '
f This is Memorial Day, dedicated to
onored and patriotic dead of the j
tatlon. From a small beginning it
his grown into a general holiday;
tad flowers are strewn not only on :
tte graves of the nation's heroes, but j
on all lowly mounds beneath i
fhich rest the departed loved ones of
ery family In the land. Business
l suspended, political strife is stilled
tad thoughts are turned into higher,!
fBrer channels. '
S It la a beautiful i:istom, this oli
tarvatlon of Memoria' day, and It
tll continue through all time to
row mor? sacred in the estimation of
D the people.
'1
tRlVKIiSITl APPEALS
TO HIGHER IXTEI.I.IGEXCI-:
It,
,'" cmpalgn for a great r 1111-
tan-i-y in Oregon has closed and cv
v till" friend of the state l.n;. .-
'i" eforts put fiirt h have nut
ea I" vain. The friends of cdum
Hon have given much la!or and .nune
I their means to present acni.il facts
"i- v iters, seeking to appeal on:
If the better elements and higher in
telligence of tl:e people. With tiii-
id voters rests the fate f the
Ckiverslty, and their verd.it l aai'
iU anxiety by those who b-st
taow the value of the work it has
In the past, and the more Im
tartant achievements that the future
Ws for It, provided It Is given the
ourc necessary to make It all
( It should be and that Its re
rrN and faculty desire It should be
'H.-'ny misrepresentations have been
Ibl
maed by the University's en"-
ales.
r -
actuated by what motive we
not, which its friends have pa-tfcnrh-
antl rarpfully corrrtod or t'X
lllir.f.i without rp?nrt!ne to vlllifi-
iht in.t!tut!on (lMrr.i- v
n jh . nn-a-Mir" . 0 ' Q :v
' !1 f p.-o;-.' i.f Or - r:
Q .(1 moral:;. . c.v. 1 I'
'Kit.
antagonistic elements are the s
er, tiie state is not wor.hy of
university, and win r,,f
t:in it. There i, rV,v
lieve, h"K
be Iavurai
that
Id li,a
i.tt.;a tile ,,..r,n,r!..-.l
In lam.Ke and l..ni'e clnintv.'h u
wed as the home of the I'nivorsitv,
i.ere slioul.j be
next Monday.
tlu dissenting ve
The Republican legislative ,.,...
dates object to the report of the joint
debate at the Junction picnic as!
printed In The Guard. We were as
sured by the correspondent that it
was in substance correct, although
the most prominence was given to
the remarks of the Statement No.
1 candidate, and we are sorry If it
was not so. We have studiously trie,
to eliminate personalities and mis
representations from the few politi
cal articles appearing in tiiis paper
during the campaign, una have a
high personal regard for the Repub
lican l-.glshulve candidates, although,
without any partisan feeling in the
matter, we have al.vavs favored
the principle embodied in Statement
No. 1 gf the primary law, believing
it to mean virtually the election of
I'nlted States senators by direct vote
of the people, a principle that has
been endorsed by all parties in this
and many other slates, through their
delegate conventions, fcr many years
past. We. hoveve! concede1 the
right ot any man to differ from us on
this or any other subject and that,
too, honestly and conscientiously, and
to be fairly treated in the news col
umns of the paper.
The minimum fine for the viola
tion of the pure food laws is JJ5 and
the trial court is authorized, upon
conviction, to destroy all mislabeled
or adulterated foods or drinks in
the possession of the defendant at
the time of arrest. Any retailer who
purchases unlawful goods from a
wholesale house and sells them,
knowingly or unknowingly, is liable
to prosecution. The plea made by
the retailer that he was not aware
that he was buying anything but pure
goods is no excuse.
The county high school proposition
should not be lightly passed over by
the voters next Monday. It is en
dorsed by State Superintendent Ack
erman, and other prominent educa
tors as a movement in the right di
rection. In the matter of education
al expense it is better to err on the
side of liberality than to curtail fa
cilities without proper investigation
merely because of the qxtra expense
entailed.
Many paper-makers have testified
that there has been no agreement to
hoist and maintain prices. It has,
we are asked to bellrve, been a mere
eoineidcive that prices have several
times simultaneously jumped and
that no publisher has been able to
buy below a certain price.
All records in the stock-watering
line will be smashed when the
Standard Oil Company increases lis
capitalization from $100,000,000 to
$500,000,000, and there seems to be
no available law to head off the
transaction.
Aftei all has been said and done,
there is something in the contention
that it is a waste of time to teach a
man that he has certain consiiulional
rights, as long as it remains In the
power of a federal Judge to cancel
these rights Indefinitely at will.
As a rule, find a man who has an
extended experience with individual
Japanese and you will find one that J
distrusts the Japanese as a uation.
There is a reas n. j
"Why is a political r-f irmcr?" 1
asks a br. titer editor, apparently a j
a joke, as ev.- body knows t oe an-j
svv-r generally to get, or hold en to
ait .'ifico.
This claim that Hugh' s will lie .
ouiiiiat-1 f.T i"'-td -r.t u ih.
fourth or ft
all..: miit Mean
We .-hud !-r t" t'ttoK '.-it:-'
ha! is etoiug to le- ih'ti-' tl t!"
tump at. "it hills that -n'.y la.- 1
hi,, bran, h of c.nigr...--.
(,MH 111 ... MH ItlJ SH VOlV
I ik the Ant!o-Saxoti sjM-orh
With Its .1in-t rt-VMiiiinus;
It tiikt-s a hold and swing to fi' I
Wav down into your iVi'.Ir.f.
That 'soni" folks d-em h nid.
know.
And tlo-rt-forp thy at.u. It.
Hut I liavt- nt'vr found It so
H,.forf all I fhoi.-tH U
I don't .bHt that no-n smhiU air
Thf '!''' (iav'' f"r-
W rh ' an r -voir." ' adi'-M ma rti-r
Kur thai' hat Krvurh 111111
Hn. Mh. -r.;ny ;ak ),
,,;V..r';.:"r..!ii'n CVaT..!
o
o
1 u 1. - p- "
iit. mil. I
1 .
jn M Uw
FOUR FAMOUS AMERICANS.
Prolmbly no otti ial gathering of Aiueriinii i-ltlr.eus ever represented more
illversltirtl vlevm and Interests thiu the eoiiserviitlon convelltlon nvciltlv held
nt the White House This picture of Andrew I'nniogle. James J. Hill. William
J lirynn uud .lolin .Mitchell sealed togetber Is ample testlinony of the goct
fellowship which exited ,11 Unit gntlierilig. Here one of the chief exponents
of the cause of labor slls wlih two of the mightiest rulers of nuance uud the
mini who wool, I reoig.inii. the country's entire commercial aysteni.
And I 1 saw in mother's eves
The love she could not tell me
A love eternal as the skies,
Whatever fate befell me.
She put her arms about my neck
And soothed the pain of leaving.
And though her heart was like to
break.
She spoke no words of grieving;
She let no tear bedim her eyes
For fear she might distress me.
But kissing me, she said good bye,
And asked our God to bless me.
Eugene Field.
Head to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyrtirht. IOCS, by Edwin A. Njre.
MURDEROUS WORDS.
Hut f.r our own the lltt-r time,
TliuUKti wu luvu uur own (he bi t.
"Go Jump into the lit t;o mid drown
yourself!" exclaimed Mrs. Joseph (.ar
row of Ohk-iitfo to her huslmml. They
had been quarreling about nothing In
particular.
(,'arrow did not answer, but sat dowr.
aiul wrote a iute a. id ImuH-tllately
iVciit nut and thiv.v liiinelf iu:o the
!u!:p.
Vv im Hie luati was temporarily
It)::t:e.
HtH the great pity of it erme to the
sobbing wite, who lima tied over the
mana dead body: "Oh, .lop. deary. I
didn't mean It that way! It was only
Joking. Oh. Joe. I dtdn t meau U that
way !"
Of course hw didn't mean It that
way.
Nor do wo mean It who speak tb
hitter words to those who are most
dear to us.
What. then, do we mean?
We mean simply to make the sharp
retort, to return word for word, to "ret
even." which Is not at all a laudable
thing. And as the quarrel grown pas
sion mounts. Anger and temporary
marines! tnke the place of Judgment
and discretion. And nt "the last word"
a qiih k hatred Ih fanned Into life w hich j
dictate the cruel speech that cuts like
a knife. j
We forg-'t that every ranh Fpnsm of j
ha::"'. iimiiH'ntarlly Indulged has In !t. j
tos.une di'gn-e nt least. I he murder tin j
tlve. It was not withrnit knowleilge of
the human In-art that the Narareiie
;: iv- uricrnnre to the ominous dr lara- !
Hon. "Whoso Imteth h!s brther Ik a j
ruinh'tvr." That is to sjty. the umtivu
Is thf r-ist-nce of the erhne. All our ;
Iaw- and our moralities are based o:i 1
motive.
hi her repentance that came too late :
t';is ue.-:,:i;i iiin! have felt and will '
:i;'v:-s f-e! i'i:it It was Iht ha Mi and!
lu fe'llng words that drove her hus
t.;::ii to his ,'e.ifh.
A:id th mor.il of If?
V!iy. jo" l,.v ""r tinleful Bpe h
may not drlfe jour derir one to the
rerire of despair, but by the manner of
your spiteful ur caustic utterances you
may wmind them to the very core.
They may not retort In kind, but you
can make their live scarcely wortb th
living.
A blow In the far ia nftatU? to b
preferred to the spiteful tbruat of uo
giMjprou cornfueiit.
Wofflu may be munleroiw thing.
I!appy art we If we hava rmlly
learned to praetlee the hlM1 truth
that "a soft anawer turutb a way
w ra ( li "
ilu'-fl Some ait iliL j
O
f, f. S'. wn-'. a nn-ri-tiMit "f ""-'
,,r 'i'-. Ml" . :' ' 1 " :l "IV '
e t h v a Ii'.e of
'. ei '..f.. IT .' t .. . r.
0
. - - 1 . - -
.y,4 ,, y-- .
I'UtlPAUilD INSTANTLY. Simply dd boil
ing water, cool and serve. 10c. per packmse at
all irrocera. 7 flavors. Refuse all aubitituina.
THE MARKET
h"0R
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphzy
& Rush's I
22 west Sih M
Wi: BUY
WE SELL
WE RtNT
WE EXCHANGE
Sine-room house and lot 1
hlocH. from cur line; (lne
home Id good condition; a
bargain at $2,000 or furnish
ed for I UU.
180 acrvv 6 in I let from Kugene;
Jtiu acre in cultivation; 220
pasture; splendid 8 -room
house. 60x110 barn; all kinds
of fruit; prlcu $12,000, In
cluding everything on the
place.
160 acres. (? acres pasture and
timber crnlses 1. .00, 000 saw
timber; 10 acres fenced; 4
. room house, spring at house;
small barn, chicken bouse,
young orchard, all klnda of
berrlos; school 1 mile. Heat
this for iroo.
Here we avn 160 acres, 60
acres fenced; 2 houses. Urge
log house and small frame,
log barn, granary, well water,
ed with living streams and
sorlngs; 2.ol.00j feet saw
timber; 1 miles from Ku
gene. Price. $lf.00.
h't acres adjoining town: fine
8-rooin house, 3 barns;
younic family orchard. &
head horses. cows, 4 year
lings, harness, wagons, bug
gy, cart, loo chickens, tools.
Imp lenient. 4 furniture, etc.;
prlcf, $7.i,m0; $1,ho cash;
balance a' per rent.
We also have business open
ings and a large list of real
estate to offer of every d
crlptlon. McMURPHEY
& RUGH
22 wtsl 8th St,
REAL
ri0ARCi"
j ihiiiw JP ! wan;
Julius
Goldsmith
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
I Ull NA1.K
I'Oli ti.M.le. () - llUO''. illUU'l
it.'W. lor s:iU' cu.i;t. AJtir'.v.s Ito
H, Kuut'iiv, Or. tl
t'Oii SAl.K Ttitiroumiliri-il lli'ii'lurJ
liults for salt'. Kniiuii'c Wil
laillt'tle strt'el. :f
I'tlli SAl.K .
liuliy milknr mul
liHiui.-f Wf:
tf
lut'y tTii ; ii y .
Kill li strwt.
r'OU SAl.K I'HKAP A Kiuui work
ti'Hlli; lllll.it Ke 111 OIK'l'. Imnilif
ill tills ufiU'tv tu;i0
KOU SAl.K - - Hotly fir aiul nnipli'
WOe.l!. KtlKl'IU' lillll I'OIUllllliy.
l'lioiii' llliii k l.M 1. j.l
FOH SAl.K Huft UrpiiiKinu jCHh.
13 fur tl. W. II. llmtiiton, L10J
Coliiinlila avi'nuo. corner ll'th t.
t'OH SAl.K - Si'Vi'il ruolll ll.iusi' nil
two lots at Ny. I'n'e'it. N' w ii.irt,
liri'etuli; fill On If t.iki'ii iiuii'k. lius
Si'.illli. 411 lliii'.iaiinil H 1 1 ; 1 . 1 1 1 1 .
l'ortl.uiil. Dr. iti- 7
KllU SAl.K Two ttiuiil ti'.nHrr
Halms fer loi-atlnn Trrins ron
stuuiMo. Smith i: Itrown, I'o
bnrt!. Ort'Kon. llox 94. J'l
KOK SAl.K liooil horsn tl yi'ars olil;
Iti liaiitls; only purily lu-oki'.
I'rioo, lltlil. l'liono ll.il Util.
lifo. Mtflvln Miller, i-ity.
Kull SAl.K Canii'a wishing t, buy
1100 a'les uf flrst-claaa 1 1 ill tit-r litml
full tin .1. W. Cariile, four luilon
wt'st of Halo.
KOU SAl.K A 30-huriH'pu,r liollfr
all coinplt'to anil hi goutl repair;
also a "O-hursopuwor ntMtllnit
Home repuirit. Kukou, Woolen
Mill. 12
KOU S ALK Timber land: quarter
sectl-.m in township 111, a. r. 1 w.j
section 32. Will sell cheap if sild j
at onee. Address C. J. U., cart!
Guard office. j
KOK SALM -A good seven-room
house (wired, hath and toilet, sew
er connections) and lot t6 2-ix
1 (t() feet ; fruit tres and chicken
park; on Wset Tenth street. Ap
ply at Lincoln street. j3
KOK SALE City lots, close In;
3uu $;tr0 and $400; $50 down
and $1 Oper month, without Inter
est. W. 11. Kay, at Eugene Qun
Company's store. tf
KOK SALK A No. 1 busluesa for
sale; good location; clean stock;
will take city property in part pay
ment. Wish to retire from busi
ness. Call at Ciuard office, tf
MOM K-SIOKK KK 1 have several
nk'e farms and some city property
for sit lo cheap. Oct price from
nwneis. Knqulro V. Itohvosky,
2tiS Lawrence Ht. in!!3
KOU SALK Klrst-chiHH baled cheat
bay; uIho inaplo and old growth
fir wood. Louis C. Vitus, Junc
tion, Or., H K. 0. No. 2. Phone
KarmrH 'ii. J1.0
KOU SALK A well Improved fat ?n
of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co
burg. This Ih a bargain, at $'o
pur acre. On good terms. Smith
it Itrown, Coburg. Or.
KOU SAi.K One National cash regis
ter, one Uemingiou typewriter and
a lare lion safe. Kiujiilro of L.
M. Travis, Loau St Savings bank
building.
KOK BALK A fine farm of 171
acres will he aold tor $0 per
acre on gool tonus, if ld In the
next thirty days. Smith & Hrown,
Coburg, Oregon, llox 14. J6
KOK BALK House and lot In
Springfield; new and hand plas
tered, modern finish; on aocotiut
of my Interests being In Kugue
will Hell for $300 lees than actual
value. It. C. Morgan, Kugene, Or.
J2
HOUSES KOIt SALK One bay mare I
weight 1200; one bay horse,
weight 1100; one black, single
driver, safe for lady to drive; one
fine saddle pony. A. M. Uilhert,
at feed barn. tf
KOU BALK Fine mountain ranch of
HO acres; 40 In cultivation and
about 40 timber; creek running
through farm; fair house and out
buildings; located eight miles west
of Kugene. Price, $1000. Carl
O. Wanhburne. If
KOU SALK -Kroin twti to nine acre
t rartH of fine r! vr hot 'o:n land,
all In full bearing on' hard ; one
iii lb from city limits on rtv'-r
road. One I n acre t ract ; eight
etnht-room hoii-e; private wa'er
works; nb'o lawn and k'i rubbery.
Telephone and It. K. I.; fn elerirlc
survey. I). A. V.ux, tf
WAMTKU
WANTKU -To rjnt, seven or eight
room house. Call at 141 East 8th
si rent.
WANTKO: Horse breaking by day
or month; also horse tracked. Kn
gulre Rangs' livery . JiHAs
WANTKI) Tlirw. ulrla to Inarn
nuratnii at (he Kiikiia Utinral hos
pital. Apply to br. 1. Vf. Ilarrla
tf
WANTKh To txirnw 13000 to I,-
000 for a li-rin of jn-ari with fllt
HlRPd MM;urltr. fKiil propoaltlon
for any 'in wUhlng in plaj-a a
loan. Adtlrosa C L.. car Uatird.
! WANTKD Aitrnt tin aalarjr uf 4r.
to $ii0 pnr month and ronimUalon:
'! h-r Ind Ih tir Knt U.iii.ti . Apply
Itonm 2, llofrinan IIiiiihii. May 30
from 'J a. rn. to i p. m.
WANTKD - 'lty property for 1H7
arr fiirtn In ll'-nton county, Ort
ttoii. two mll'-a from rronlni'
town. I'lH'-f M''" l"l wr I'll Mill .
Tom nnd Wlllaiix'llo rivi-i" : '.'
l'-rH f;ifnillir Kroiinil. V (.
Kay. Kiini-iiif. Ori'Kon. tf
Waiiltil ((' in mil' . 1. 1
r li.-ii-Is.'ll
St.
AiM'ly at . .lc
WAN I'K.'.l To I'liiplny u I'.naolii-
imii Ifimtii as Knal ri-iirt'SiMiliit tvi'.
i' ri'illliro tl iH'i'son ut rni'i iiy Hlul
iiliilliy fur the posiii.n. Satiny.
$IS it'r wook. rut' at oiu-t' lur
li.Hrtii'ularsi. 'l'hi Huoy I'lilillshliiK
I'oiuiTaiiy. :i2i lloaiburn streot,
C'llli'.iKO. 111.
1-1 U HUNT
KOU KKXT-Kour f.iiiilsluel hotiso
keM'ptiii: rooms; ivai re'.isoiialili'.
:- a Oltvo strwt. mUO
KtlU IvlNT r'ivo-roollio.1 hollsiS
also ttooil liaritt'ii fer salt. 7 i 3
l.awri'iiv'o stroot. m-S
lillsr AMI l-'ul Ml
l.l'S I'- Small
.iv .'(!. li
liloi-k.
Plllk lllllH'O pill till
'turn tu lioiiiu 1, Tit lis
LOST-- lilai'K IimiIht liallil
on W'lllaaiitto slrr.'t, iMiiialnlat; n
lallro.ul tliki-t lioiii S.'iitlli1 ti
'.uii-oiivi'r, also n sain of m.mry
Kowai'il. Uottini to tluar.i oll.i-i'.
ailM Kl.i.lCil H
1UU1)AN KUUS UN SHAUKS - I will
furnish a few settings to reltable
partie.' C. S. Krank. 1 Sit Hunt
Ninth street, Kiifceuo, Or.
I IF YOU WANT TO SKLL your rop
erty tell the Uregou Lund Compa
ny about It and lucy will do tlu
rest. 412 Willamette atrool, Uu
gene. Or. tf
NOTICK Having recovered from my
Injury 1 have resumed my business
of horseshoeing uud general black
smithing. C. 1). tlnlowuy, Kant
Klevonth atreet, KalruiuuuL, Or.
DON'T full to aes Choi cm If you
want bargains In real estate. We
buy and sell firm nod city prop
erty, Improved aud unimproved
Timber aud mining stock. 11. Che
etn, Koom tl. Walton llldg. tf
$10 CASH AND $10 PUU MO.N I'll
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will be sufftclsut to wake you In-
depeudeut for life. Hnudsome
pamphlet, valuable Information
aud coatraot free. F. 11. Kohluaon
geuoral agent. Pacific Urove. Cel.
INTERNATIONAL COUKESPON-
L)K N C 10 SC H OOLS' ' T h e U u ay
Man's University." Gtvoa a thor
ough training at your own home
In uearly all the trades aud protest
slons. Text books and Instruments
(when required) furttlHhed fruo,
Kull Informal Urn and circulars a(
the local enrollment office, 4a W
KlKhth street, K. J, Klrkwood, rup-
resentailve.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
Y.HU'l M AMI SI IttJIlO.NS
1JU. ANNa MAIJUKlt. OsleapathU
phy'clau. All curable dlHeas
treated. Women aud ehlldruu
specialty. Otrice over K 10, Uuun'i
Phone Ked 1U31.
DU. H. L. STUDLEY Ostuopnthic
physician. Offices over Chambers
store, 518 Willamette street
Phone llluck 1326. Consultation
free. Residence 734 Ferry street
Phone Red 8197.
C. H. CANNON, M. tf, Houioeputblc
physician aad surgeou. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women
and children a apeclslty. Klec tri
es! vibratory and light treatment
Office, Suite 1, S and 3, Duuu build
ing. Phone Wain 640. Hoard
Hoffman House. Phone Mala 11
J. K. TITUS, U. I. Homoeopathic
physician and surgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women and
children given special attention
Karadlc galvanic, static, X-ray and
vibratory electrical treatments glv.
en. Office, 6S I Willamette street,
with Dr. L. K. McDougal. Uesl
deure, tj:ij Pearl sir cut. Office
phone, Main tiKlf. Jtcsldeuce
phone. Main rtlil.
4TTOK.VKVH-AT-i.AW
S. t). ALLK.1, Atieiut-at-Itt, bit
Wlllsmetie street, Eugene ttrmuuu
L. J11L7KU, Altorney-at-law. Oiric
over Toran's shoe sio.e, Eugom
(iregea.
LKX fl. KDMUNHON. Alturiioy-ul
law. Koollis 1 and 2, KuKflia l.oal
and Savlnifi Hank.
u. M. THAVIH, Attorlify-at-la. lit
fire o.fr Kuk'Iih lian at HavliiK
Hank. hnxiMie, OrrKon.
I'dltlllH At HKII"AOH I II, Attonii.ya
at law. Olfli In llovt'y liulldlun
bvtr t.nanitft.ra.UrlHtow nana
C. A. WIN! Kit M Kl Kit, Attornuy-ai
law. Land title and probalu aptu:
laltli'a. Offlt or Clianiuvrt-Urls
tow Hank.
WounctJUK a fottkk, Attorny
at-law. A. C. Woodcixk aad E. O
I'ottar. Offlra on block aouth ol
Chrlaraan block, Knf.ao. OrcKon
WALTON A ST.nn, Attornya-at-law
J. J. Walton and H. P. Km. Will
practlca la all tba court In the
lata. Orrira, mora 3, Walton
llluck, Etifona, Dragon.
WII.I.IAMH HRAN, tlrniys-at
law. J. W. Wllllarai, I,. K. IlnaD
i'ractlie In all court! of the itati.
and li.fora th U S. ljind Offlc
(ifrita 1, 13, M and 16 MeCluni
is ti i J il l n K
I. N. IIAftllAI (III. Special alien
tlon Kiven to itlvor'e and settle-,
aieiit if eitiiiteii. Ai'nt for Couii
nrntsl lii"iirfin'e i''Hiip;iuv. It.ioiit
t., Ural Valloiijl Hank lliliiUlng.
Kiigi-ue, 'O koi.O O
A 10 'HiMA." l niitinii.il. )
JKSSK t.. WKLl.if, Lawyw. No. 26
Wt'st Kldlltli ttrfct. Kueitu;. Or.
opposite! ptistnffice. (lives lipfclal
ntti'iitlon to the .taiiilDitilon of ab
stracts, draftum wilU, nottlliis es
tates, con Vi'VKlU'-s ami I'ollecllolia-
Also to nil liensiou uiattera. l'lioue
Hurt 1176.
AIM IIITKCr
KhU THOMAS Architect. SKetch
tn and plana drawa, blira prima
and apticltlcatlons. Uenfral aupbr
vlmou over bulldiBna In four so of
couatriii'tlon. If thinking of bulld
ltiK. lurue or atnall, in me. Terms
rpnminaulo. Huom 7, Chriauiaa
block.
IMlKlt l AKKIt.S
J. W. KAV3 CO.. uniteriakers and
lunerul ilireotors. Kugene, Or.
DAY & IIKNIiKKSON, und.'rtnkera
and iMiibnlmcri). Corner Willatu
oltn and Seventh atreota.
A'. T. liOKDU.N, funeral director.
State llt'ensud etiilinlmer. otrice
and reaiileiue. Tenth and Olive
alroeta. I'llona Hcd 44X1.
MIMMJ KUIKKIt.S
IllCIt IlKIt r l.KICIl. mining engineer
and eipert inetalluritlM. Unliable
liilorniaiion furnlabad to Intending
Investor. Kiaminatlons and re
porta on mines and ore treatment.
Kiifene Oregon.
t'Altl'KT (T.KAMKKN
JAY U. MOUKK, carpet cleaner.
nomi iiiai'K uuii.
AIISTHAITOIW
THH I.ANhi COUNTY AUSTHACT
CO., Itooun S) and S, Waren Block,
Kllitene, Or. I'rlc-n raaaonaliln.
IlKAI, K8TATK AtiKNTi
J. L. CI. A It K ft CO. Dealers IU real
eatate, Creawell. Or.
SOVTIIKltX I'ACIMn
It. It. TIMK CARU
Towanl I'oHlautl raaaenRcr
No. 16 2:43 a. in., Oregon Ex-.
preaa.
No. 186:00 a. rn.. Cottane Grova
PiuiHaugar.
No. 12 11:65 a. ia.. RoaebtirK
raHunnger.
No. 14 6:42 p. m., Portland Ex-
prouri.
Itmiinl mtn Fmnclaco rHMaciiKor.
No, 11 2:18 p.m., ltoaeburg l"a-
aotiKor.
No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cotlago Grove,
PtiHHeinjer.
No. 15 12:32 a.m., California Ex
proaa. No. 13 6:44 a. m., Sun Kraucla
co Kxpretm.
WeiitllliiK llcnnt'll.
No. 84 8:30 a, in., leaves Eugene
for HprliiKfli'ld.
No. 82 11:10 a. m., arrives Eu
gene from Uirliigriild.
No. 87 1:00 p. m., leaves Etigone
for Weiiilllng.
No. 88 6:40 ii, m., arrives Eugnnt
from Wenillliig.
VM. MURRAY.
Gen. Pans. Agt,
Portland, Or
JOHN M. BCOTT.
Asst. U. P. A.
A. J. GILLETTE, I
Local Agent. ' I
Hl'llltNTItllC Tli ki-t v ,
United States senator Georsij H.
ChniiilKwliilM, Halem.
Coiigreasiiiiui John J. Whitney,
Albany.
Supremo Judito Robert 8. Uean,
Salmu.
Iteureae.tallte Leon R. Edinun
son, Kiigen ,
' ty Judno John W. linker,
Coltine Grove.
County Sheriff Harry L. Ilown,
Eugene
(tnilily Clerk Henry W. Stewart,
Sprliiallel.l.
Coui'ty Aiesor Welby Stevens.
HprtiiKrioltl.
Coiinty Treasurer James M.
Kitchen. Irvlmc.
County CoiiimlHsloner Guard
Huston, Crow.
a
: DON'T READ
THis
Unless you want to buy
I WALL PAPER J
V'chavc it per roll from c
10c up
anJ it is up lodatc
Ludford & Haskell
Practical Palnlcra and Decorators
a 8th and Charaeltoo Streeti J
For Snaps
Ih
REAL ESTATE
see
McFALL & HEITZMAS
Door North Hoffman House
HI
i f