Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 04, 1908, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Eugene daily guard., June 04, 1908, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextI TUT W I" " X" I i t ti " r a r it irul . i. . - .-.. . 1 jl!E ELGCNE DAilY GUARD. , l ltl I'ltlNTI.M. CO., INC. 01 ll.arl.s H. Fishes cUbbed every ony vi me week, i j.v cxe-pted. AdaicoB all cum- : L,i.,n3 avil -make all remit- 1- nuvalilp to The Eugene Guard, (iregon. "" 6UiTiHiuit Km- un!:y n,i,.errd ! carrier, per week.J .ir.i V1 . a i.v carrier. Der month :,n. mjll one year (in advance) 4.00 W m i in advance! 2 00 gli aion'"" x Cue mBtn, Single Copies w"6:,- r?,.,rH nor vear a ..i..in. rams mfiH advertising rates made known on cation. red at Eugene, Oregon, postof Hce 3 aacoud-c.lass matte'. Agents 't,,e tiiutrd. Tie following are authorized to hke and receipt for subscriptions or wnsact any other business for The Slly and Weekly Guard: CrUel'-J- L. Clark. Coburg George A. Drury. jlll postmasters are authored to -ive and receipt for subscriptions totii Daily and W efk.lv Guard. "" AV IMlKi'KViHSVT I'.M'K!'.. JIcinlH-r ot Assorli.led Pre,. Tlll'HSDAY, jr.N'K 4, 1IJIIK SHKKli l S' xkw rr.-w TO l'KKVKXT C I Hunianitarians and others with j.eD sensibilities may have a bone to pick with the sheriff at Pottsvillo. pa. who recently invited a large number of foreigners to witness tin tanging of a man from Poland who lad been sentenx-ed to die for murder. It was the purpose of the Pottsvillo official to teach by object lesson what happened to homicides nder.the laws of the Keystone itate. There has been a decided tendency iltiln recont years to exclude the public frni executions of criminals and allow the newspapers to supply the necessary details of such affairs. This is probably quite correct in tieory but the Los Angeles Express thinks there is a certain percentage ol the American population of recent Importation and education which tjnnot take advantage of such ex cellent avenues of t publicity, and atanyof these persons need enlighten ment as to American views on (lie too ready use of implements of des truction and the code of ' revenge Tiich prevails in some foreign coun tries. Witnessing a hanging is pos- s'blythe best means for such enlight ment. In addition, the sheriff of Potls- illle is carrying out the ideas of penologists, who contend that the purpose of executions Is not so much toe punishment of the criminal as it ha preventative measure intended to deter others from committing sini I ilsr crimes. In this case his pro cedure is well calculated to diminish violence In that section of Pdinsyl tinia. "The cat es-.me back" was forcibly "d sorrowfully brought to the mind "a certain Gothamlte who bet $2.', tat he could lose his friend's cat su tiat it would never return. The bet s a sporting one, for every kind of attempt had been made to lose fie grimalkin. Once the cat was trapped from High bridge, but It nam down the river to Port Morris "d from there walked back to its "aster's house. After the bet was ade the other dv th oat wns Inken " Blackwell's Island with the UJ erstanding that the money was to S to the Gothamlte If the eat did Mt return by 4:30 p. m. the follow- 'S Sunday. It was 4 p. m. to the! mute on Sunday that the cat turned at her old home. It Is announced, on coad author- I'J, that the Hamburg-American and cnard companies will establish di- ,(cl lines of steamships between Ku "Pe and San Francisco as s.i in as ,lf Panama canal is opened for traf- ' d that the rate for steer::!: . wng-r will be but 14 or more "Sao Francisco than ta New York. nesunaably cabin passengers will b 'like proportion, and also fr-.ight ,,r8es, so one offer! nf the canal ' be to creatlv reduce tmnsoorta- P0" charges between the Pacific JU and Kuril,, e rnmmred with no prevailing, by way cf New Wk. 'O' thev am K. Onvintr 0braln for vice president on Br'n ticket. Well. If George "u It he will get there you can't "o and while he can't orate ' B"ly. he can give him pointers filing up votes on election day. 'n .k ... . , vt ithycombe. Cake and a ' 0ners are ready to bark this ,4',nen, ...... .. . - - nn tneir amaaviis. . Hton ha. ll..tnl, Cll- W S man tnxe vnfir 14... . """ ""'illy held down " nf .v four job-. ' ' e m political. jwli, ; ,,,, - ' mil Sl.: j ic.'mimi.l.) v ; . ." t rou su.t: t.. ..! . ... i.w mk:- r j..,.v .. i-'tii-:r ,..; . ' t"H ' ' ' ':. rr-.-, ;m t.:,, I , -;ii.,(;..;a a- i..,.,; r.-.-.vwstutiv.- j : t . -i. j . . ' ' ' VSi , .. : .t. l!"''. tf I Wo iv,iu:,. p. is : ,-i en -ui and ' v" v ' I . '0,i S.VI.K- g., neater, almost ! ;. r w,-. k Write at i.R , :.n Vf'.vr iii.- rM, "":' ? "C' I I'. Kuboiu. Hr. tt r m,u.v. i-j l.-..rti.rn sir.'or I ' liVtw, W . 1 I I in.ia.i. iii. I .50 , ' ! ;" v,.t, ,;. ! iwiii 'i firn- ' H 1 i KOU 8AI.K Thoroni!tiir,'u lloretor.l c I 1-50 and make th,. ,!,- ;... ,.. I 643 bfl 'l I l'u-tt,. str,-1. ( i ! : -.,.,t .i. .. " II It liXSs' r I 1 I I 1 Oil. nn; the Standard Oil pr,-, : ri'au has mithin8 t d , with th mat nil n; s , fuel ,m all tht- I,.im:,..; world. d f..r f th.- Tlic o. 1 an ; u. r l.k. th, 'I I ' i'K'S V )' I s ii : ffilt !'!- hut they islat in-,. d In , I he ."hi C I l-!:l::i. rb d th, Ci 1. it'll u.. a ("niv. : qt V imi 12-. Yaii'bill.' 1: Ci: aS.me:,.n. a few h,:,.. .,,, tnn ah , tit the same: .Mar: i;. he a,rro,riati,i , .ia,-; Jowphine. Dauglas, Klamath, Lake' I-1"10. -Mult null I In- V, (,, Wiiyro Wheeler, rniatilbi, llaker ami probably an the 0,i.,. East;,rn ,.,, Son counties ee,pt Wallowa The vote in the stale outsije of Multno mah will be close. The P. of O. appropriation hil is defeated in Linn county bv 1 iun to to lr.uil votes. Some precincts have voteil almost solidly against It. In Kingston, for Instance, there was on ly 1 vote for it and 47 against. In lailman there were only 7 for it. This was Eugene Palmer's precinct He declares that three of these were mistakes. Democrat. In Benton county the Republicans elected Cellatly sheriff, llawlev com missioner. Mack superintendent. New ton recorder. Wilker surveyor, liovoe coroner: the Democrats Moses clerk. Buchanan treasurer, and Richards assessor. B. F. .Tones will he joint representative of Polk and Lincoln. Clatsop county. Senator Fulton's home, gave Chamberlain 300 over Cake: Congressman llawlev has a major ity of over la. ooo and Ellis as inu.-'.i in the second district, indicating about 30,000 Republican inajirity which is about Bailey's majority. ELM IKY ITEMS (Special Correspondence.) Elinira, June 2. Every one in this neighborhood is rejoicing that, the county has gone dry and we will have two more years of peace and prosper ity. Harry Bnwn gor 1,7 votes and tiritlln'lO in this precinct. Tito meeting at the BaiitiM church closed i.n Sunday, having lasted for three wi eks. Charles GMson.. of Miiliimville. came up on Friday and stayed over Decoration day. Mrs. Arvilla Duckworth and Miss Vesta Hale have been visiting friends and relatives at Marrola. Quite a number from Elinira at tended the meetings at Franklin on Sunday. The Odd Fellows organized a lodge at Elinira on Saturday night. May 30 There were several members from Eugene, Irving, Junction, Crow and surrounding places. The two Hoyts' Btiow nave their tents stretched In our burg Key. Olson delivered a very Inter osting address on local option on last Friday night. HERE'S THE .HOOK But Roiil-s Cntarrb Hyomel Cures (iiip, Cougbs and ".I1 Cf'Ul' And Aslbnia Read, if you are a sufferer from in J tarrh. reason and ret led. i v wife and I will swear that Hy I Oinel 'cured me of I he worst ease of, catarrh that ever e.v,.-ied. 1 n-e.l t I ,.,:-. ', ctistaiitiv m uitl't- ,K"1 '' ; ,,...,. ,inK i the llHO.lt. mblrh kept . ..... awake a great ,b a'; I ra.-. d , thi'-k phi ; COIl.litiotl cured, s in. and a :n a , H,,.vev.-r. 1 am eiilir h ; hr.iiign the i.se of H ::., X II. i ir. Philip 7- Har I Reader. l!li- i- ';'' ! testimonials pra.si.. niaiv. It ' curativ of Myoine limit Coiiipali.v 8'fa.. ; It.' and will reP.n.1 yr J- ,:.iU lo . "re. HV met ' ' tails lo acli nostrum: n s a .! ami'e and medic. it. d nir. ,,! ail yo l H i" liseai-- of a- r. . ; s to b-.-a'.il-- I' to do to cure at. throat ana I"-' .... .,.,, the lliiiin-l mna.er. A ll- 'ir;.",,' "::." oi.ei"-1 naier. o . ,n,..nt Ir only Subsequent ireatni-nt ir n . .I.., one now. day Th.- n lollie. ." ' .any lakes .. , J rn . on, JrisL They g..aran,e..l ,.', Ami.- S'.Ur W in- lllirkl of Kural it""' ' ' . "I h'l M Tom Moore Cochran. Ga . " ' fore rol.:e on he in. of my '' , that would; ,1 roliid fill.. li.-l ll'i O mill i ' ni.-a Sa.v. I..- I, , . c .1 0 -piff i p I I t "MERRY WIDOW" WALTZ ON AN ELEFHANT. A ieniiese vaudeMlie leaill has evolved the novel Idea of doing the "Merry Widow" waits on an elephant. The wnltr.ers are cmlini'il to very close quarters, as will l,t. noted In the picture, but the "turn" lias met with ioi'Ui fuvor nnd probubly w iii be seen In America before n ,," Heart to Heart Talk VJ. By EDWIN A. NYE. Copyrlqht. 1S0S. by Kilwln A.' Nye. TUE WIDTH OF A SMILE. This Is a statistical age. Everything nowadays must ! reduced to tbe av erage of tabulated tlgures. Following this disposition, nn Inquir ing Engllshmau with a genius for tlg ures has been devoting himself to the statistic of smites. Naturally be linds the smiles of women the more inter esting study. On an average, he says, a woman's mouth Is stretched a half inch each time she smiles. lie allows her thlrty sl.t smiles a day a fn Ir average and, according to this computation, the tem porary extensions of her lips umouut to the total of elgllten Inches. Very good Indeed! Pursuing these statistics, one enn easily figure that In an entire ,vearthe average uuiiaiu's fai-e would b: wreathed and twisted lato more than lsj yards of sunny, winsome smiles. And that is goim; soiae. This presumably a. -curate estimate, however. It must le remembered, takes no account of variations. You s.v. there arc some women who do not smile men' than the sixteenth part of an Inch at one attempt. And some of them do not niaUe the attempt more than thirty-six times a month. Their smiles are stlugy and therefore dllllcult to measure. Besides, they are tbe smiles that come off. Other gracious ones smile easily and often-all over their faces. Most any Uilug good will set their Umny lips to stretching and their dimples to dancing accompaniment to laughing ryes. Your English eiiK-rt cannot measure tbe ag gregate length of their smiles. Not on your life. That sort of smiles stretch leagues of happy laughter. And tlB-re are Borne men also who can do a good Job of smiling. The con vulsion of mirth starts somewhere down In the region of the dlnphrntu. creeps upward untii It sp reads nil over the Jolly counteiuini-c. Such smiles are somewhat less than a rod In length. They need no euIoi:y. Note, fur Instance, those types of hearty. Irrepressible, generous, wide open smiles by Theodore Roosevelt and William J. Bryan. Let your Englishman tackle them. Half an Inch? Why. they are as wide as a barn d.-r. Applying the Englishman's measure ments. Bryan and Roosevelt smile huge ly and without mental reservation sev enteen miles a day. ftlK.I) BAWI.NO John M. K D.Kie. oeccw.r 10 W F. Boday. All ood sawed to gauge. For prompt serric phone Black 3312. Kenldenre 24 High street, tf Uaaollne ooil (HI.: (tAL! Pla.e your ord-r for first class c ,1 nnw Williams Transfer Co.. I-lione Black 1H1. J6 STEHMtEUG H K.IIT. ..,,, Mnd I.ot rard. View work. Sifh street. ,,.n Wlllamet". and Olive. tf Wf Mill! W'Hlll! r,, ..id i .? fir I' '-'' I"T ",:.. ' -ar,-'. r Co . Phone 1 1 " o XOItWECil AXS WILL ( ELK- URATE IVKEI'EXllE.NCTC ll.W The Norwegians will celebrntc th"lr second Independence day, June 7th, at 10:30 p. m., the third anni versary of the separation from the king or Sweden, at Woodman's ball. A. M. Newman will speak on the sub ject of "Love." vMusic, songs and re freshments. Every one that under stands the Norwegian lauguago Is cordially Invited. COMMITTEE. Hit. C. ('. (.'111! 1'ITI I Famous State Veterinary of Cali fornia: served three years on State Medical Hoard. Is located at Kit chen & Kotupp llvury stifhje, corner Seventh and Oak. Phono Main 93 d&wtf Ringer n.-Mieg Machine Company 01 ii Willamette street, phone Ki-I 1451. tf THE MARKET ESTATE IS AT McMurphey &Rughs 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE JELL Wt RENT WE EXCHANGE f0 um'farni, .IK acres In i:rp, Z In puhtun-, nnw ti-roum house uiid luta; cru, HKxrk, iDOlS, illlpU'tlH'lltS, LU'. It hiki'ii Kfxiii. Kn with plan; (tt Ht;(,r,oo $ 1 ' m oaHh. liulunco on kmmI l rv. s'2 HrrcK, i;m In rultlvii tlnn, 40 imiri' ran Uv; Ht-rt-.H tn t i in ti r urn! piiHfun', nil f-nr(l; s-ni'iin h'tiK' ami hath; K'umI :i'ix,'Z huru and f-w ha in (or l rown; K'"(1 farm hoim-. l2 rrop; nil intiis am! iin! iiii'iitH hi with jilare ijtll, .'((!, uii IwHt or tt-rinn. S' acres In rmji, 7 Vir inlltrH from Kiif-m . If Kohl mum, will ko at ;Wi.oo an m-rt- cro, IrichMl' d. 100 ncref, 7 inth'fi from Ku K'Mi', on no id Krivi-I road; ".' nfrK In (ulttvxifon; U'i In (ifiturf 0(i tinilx-r. ITU, Hl.ciuO. 16 tvtn In I'hofiilx, Arlxtttiu. to Iradu for property In or near KiiK'-'ne. New ft-room hoiiw and lot clo. In ; modern In erory rwpnt; well furuUhPd, for Good new 5-room hounn and two lot; K'd harn. rblckmi hoiiM and park; family or- chard and herrl-; a mkI htu; for fl.(HMj). McMURPMEY & RUGH 22 wsl h St. REAL ,l"OI! SAl.K A b.il.y Walker Mid a I, shy buncy. Inquire 3j7 Wst Fifth street. tf FOR SALE Body (Ir and maple woed, Eucene t;iin Coini'anv. Phone Black l.'dl. 13 FOR HALE Butt Orpington rug 13 for $1. W. H. Ilumptnn, 1 loi Coluiuhla avenue, coriur lflb at. FOR SAl.E-Tw.) g,,.,.! timber claims for . .,r,o:i 'rerio rea soilaltle. Smith - l',i,,,, u, .', biir. Oregon. Be 1M. ;.; FO'.t SAl.K-tloo.l l-.o.s - )f.1 old: i 10 hands; oiiiy eu-tiy bloke. I Price, J 1 ml. Phone Red I 101. Geo. Melvlll Miller, city. FOR HALE Pa rues wish -nit to b'.iy ;i acres of tlr-'-cla-s t i -ii S--r l:l!:.l call on J. W. Carille, lour lotles west of Hale. PIUS SAl.K l'lMir-rooii, c.,i:,,.;e; I .1 oTxliiU; localed mar high s-ho.,1, house has ii;is, liglits and water. I Apply 7M tlllve street. j 1 j KOlt SAl.K Timber land; iiuarterj section in township hi. s. r. 1 w, I section 3-. Will aell cheap If sold at once. Address C. J. ti., care (luard office. K()J SAl.K B,-st retail store In Lane county; wll sell stock of about $r,uint for cah and rent buildings; a snap; must go quick. Address "P. this office. J12 FOR SAI.K A good seven-room housu (wired, bath and toilet, sew er connections) nnd lot At. 2-3x 1C0 feet; fruit trees and chicken park; on Wset Tenth street. Ap ply at 521 Lincoln street. 3 KOU RAI.K City tots, close In; SltOO, $350 and 1400; K0 down and il Oper mouth, without Inter est. W. II. Kay, at Eunen Gun Company's store. tf KOU SALK A No. 1 business for sale; good location; clean stock: will tako city property in part pay ment. Wisli to retire from busi ness. Cull nt Guard office, tf KOK SAl.K Kir sl-cluss baled cheat hay; also maple nnd old growth fir wood. ' Louis C. Vitus, Junc tion, Dr., II K. I). No. 2. Phone l-'arinera Tl. J2l KOU SALK A well Improved faim of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Cn burg. This la a bargain at $.0 per acre. On good terms. Smith & Brown. Coburg, Or. FOIt SAi,K One National cash regis ter, one Komlngton typewriter and it large Iron safe. Kuiiilre oT L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. KOU SALK -A fine farm of 171 acres will be sold for $-') per acre on good terms, If o. in the next thirty days. Smith & Brown Coburg, Oregon. Box l!4. jti KOU SALK House and lot In Springfield; new nnd hand plas tered, modern finish; on aocount of my Interests being In Kugnne will sell for :iQu less titan actual valno. 11. C. Morgan, Kuguun, Or. J2 IIOU8KS FOR BALK One bay mare weight 1200: una bay horse weight 1100; one black, slnglo driver, safe for lady to drive; one fine saddle puny. A. M. Gilbert, at feed barn. tf FOU SALK Flna mountain ranch of HO acres; 40 in cultivation and about 40 timber; creek running through farm: fair house and out buildings; located eight miles south of Kugeno. Prlro $1000. Carl J. Wasliburne. FOU BALK-Kr,,.., iwo to nine acre Iracta of fine river bottom land, all In full hearing orchard: one mile from city limits on river road. One ten-acre trad; eight eight-room house; private water works; nlcn lawn and shrubbery. Telephone and It. F. I).; on electric survey. II. A. Coi. tf V'ANTKI WANTKI-To rent, seven or eight room housu. Cll at 1I Kast H:h street. WANTKII. Horse breaking by day or month; also horses tracked. Kn. quire luugs' livery . Jadftw WA.NTKD Thrw girls to learn I .. .. . ,. .. I,. 11a, . P I I, I . UU,Hls a. plul. Apply to Dr. J. VY. Harris u WANTKD - Position la blacksmith; expert In all kinds of carriage work ad general repairing; no shoes; quick workman; strictly sober; wages $3.50. Address Ixxk Box 5, Junction City, Or. Jl WANTKD To oorow S000 lo $,- 00 for term of years with gilt edged aurlty. Good proposition lor any one rlshln lo plsr a loan. Address 0. L . rsre (laurd. WANlOli Clfy property for 117 acro (arm In llentoii county. Ore gon, miles from growing t..WII. PI." II.S b"te.. I.II1U 1 om end WIU.iti.ef.. r.f r' : Co Hi r.-s farming gfonid. W. II. Ksv Kum nc. Oregon. tf l.tlST A hi. lies' gold tin tit I Hi; case watch on Willaiinlte street. Re turn to J. A. M.tiirer, i2 Willam ette slrct. ji LOST -Saturday nigtit, between the corner ef Third and lllg.l ' st reels and Vincent's butcher shop, a purse containing about f7. Kind er please leavi at Gu ild ,iff,, and receive ivw.ud. j.l ' liK.W M. i.riil r.H.m; lu naee i e.H : ,;. ;; i,- r,i bai h. Sul:a' le lor t , c, in 1..- , HUMS I.. I II... I .Nil. I MIM II.I.aM UI S iiiii'iiAX imcs on siiak;:.-; i siii tilllilsh a tew setllli.;.. to rellahlel parties. C. S l- raiis. I Mi Ka.,1 I Ninth street, Kugelle. Ill . y - IF YOU WANT TO SUl.L your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the rest. 412 Wlllamotto street, hlu geno. Or. if NOTICK Having recovered from my Injury 1 have resumed my business of horseshoeing and general black smithing. C. 1). Uolowny, Kast Klovuiith street, Knlrinouiit, Or. DON'T fall to see Choxeiu If you wntit bargains In real OBtate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, Improved and unimproved. Timber ami mining stork. 11. Clio sin. Boom 11, Walton Uldg. tf 10 CASH AND I0 PKU MONTH Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Income from which will be sufficient tu make you In dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Information and coatrnct free. F. 11. Hoblnson, general agent, Pacific Urove, Cal. INTK11NATIONAL COUUKSPON DKNCK SCHOOLS "The Busy Man 'a University." Gives a thor ough training at your own home In nearly all tbe trades and profes sions. Text hooka and Instruments (when required) furnished tree, Full Information nnd circulars at the local enrollment office, 45 W Klghth street, K. J. Klrkwood, rep. reaontatlve. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN I'llYSICI.VVM AMI Kl BCI'.O.NS Dlt. ANN .t MAIJUIOlt. OHleapathll. phy'clan. All curable disease, treaied. Women ami children I speclulty. Office over F. H. Dunu'i Phone Bed 1031. Dlt. II. L. BTUDLKY Osteopatblr physician. Offices over Chamhurs' store. f, 18 Willamette sir Co. Phone Black 132. Consultation free. Itesldence 7 24 Ferry street. I'liona Ited ami. C. II. CANNON, M. D. Homeopathic physician aid surgeon. Chronic diseases and dlssases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Offlco, Suite 1, 2 and i. Dunn build ing. Phons Main 640. Boards Hoffman Housa. PbonaMalnll J. F. TITl'B, Ii. D. Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases an diseases of women and children given apuclal attention Faradlc galvanic, nl title. X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments glv. en. Offlra, (,Nl Wlllamotto street with Dr. L. K. McDougal. Itesl dence, 6.12 Pearl street. Office pilous, Main G28. Itesldence phone. Main till.. VnOltNKVK-AT-I.AW 8. D. AI.I.KN, Atiornoj-at-la, bill Wlllauielte street, lug,iuu Oregon L. HILYKt), Atiuiey-at-law. Otrlo over Yoran's shoe store, Kuguut Oregon. LKON II. KDMUNnoN, Atloriie-at-law. Fonu.s I and 2, R':ena Loan and Savings U.uX. u. V.. THAVIS, Atloruey-al-iaw. Of fice iiver Kugena Loan ft Saving! Bank, Kugmie, Oregou. DOilHU HKll'WOIiTH. Attorneys at law Office In Hovuy building over Chambers-Brlstow hank C. A. WINTBIlMftlKR, Attoruey-al law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Cbsmuers-llrl-tow Hank. WOODCOCK at POTTaltt, Attorney- i It-lit. A. C. Weodoock sod K. O , Potter. Office an block south of Csrlsman block, ugeaa. Oregon, j WALTON ft KHtW, 4lerBrs at-lsw i. 1. Walton aa a. I. Nesa. Will practice la all the oearts la th atata. OfftM, reeat I, Walton ! lllork, us. Opsm. JKSHK O. Wr.LI.rt, Lawyer, No. 2 I w esi mgrim street, n.ilgei0, vir. I opt.oslte postofflre. Glvvs special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling -tatc, . oiiveyaio-.-s and collections Also lo all p.-hmuu mailers. Pboiib lied 1 1 V . rou i:i:nt I I'-'li ,;i:f n : :- , :,, I,, wn ii i, :.!:; iiud cm, i,, a c,. .1 a; Guard to : j , . , an 1. N. II ,,l',i'Al,i,!l. H.,e :.i: a '.en lion I- -!' to dl Te !1! ! '.,.' wier,t ,( wi.i: -s Aiiit f .r Ceatl lier.'al Ilii.lln'O Col. p.iu- Keem &. r';r.-it Nn'.loi .il lliiiik iliiiidilig, !Ctii;.n-, Oregon WILLIAMS 4 B11AN. .utorneys-al-law. .1. W, W illbvim, I.. 14. ileau. Practice in all courts of the nt.tu, and before the l a. Land of He. Ofllcea 12, 13, 14 and lb tlcClllIla, Uulldinil. AlU lllTKt T FKKU THOMAS Architect. Sneuh nnd plant drawn, blue print and speclttcatlons. General supor vlslon over buildings in course of construction. If thinking of build ing, large or small, nee Mtt. Terms reasonable. Room 7, C'brisinau block. I Mll.l'.T KPK.S J. . KAVS CO.. iiiid. rtakeis and luuer.. .nr. ctoi A. Mugeiie. c)r. HAY liiiM.iiS.VN, niiderlakera and ei,.l,.,liueif,. Corner Wlllaui- CIU. 1111,1 Se.eli'h Slluels. ' V. T. l.OKiHi.X, funeral director. Still o lleens, d elllt.alnier. CIIICO and res. den, e, 'l enin and Uluo sirict.s. Ph. ui,, lied tis. jil.MM. i:.i.ni.i.i;s Hl'lillDK I' l.Kltill. mining cnglneor and ,.,ett uunallul'glst. Kellablo infol'inatuiu furnished lo liitcudlug Investors. K.viiinluatlous and re ports on mines and ure treatment. Kugeno Orogo'i. C.Mtl'KT CI.KAMilt.S JAY C. MOOItK, carpet cleauor. til .. r. i . AHSI'HACTOll.S " TIIK LANK COUNTY ABSTltACT cu., iiuuius d uuu d, uruii uiuiH, Kuuenu, Or Pries ressoneblu. nKAI, I.Xl AT It AUKNTf J. I.. CI.AItK & CO. Dealers lb real estate, t!roswell. Or. SOI IIIKltN 1'AtiH'lti H. It. TIME CAHU , Tonanl Portland l'assengea No. ltl 2:42 a. ill., Oregon Kx press. No. 18 6:00 a. 111., Cottago Grov Passenger. No. 12 11:55 a. in., Iloseburg Passenger. No. 14 6:42 p. in., Portland Kx press. Toward Han Francisco Passenger. No. 112:18 p.m., Iloseburg Pas senger. No. 179:35 p.m.; Cottage Grove Passenger. No. Ii 12:32 a.m., California Ex press, No. 13 5:44 a. m., Bun Francis co KxproHa. Wenilllng Branch. No. 84 H:3n a ni leaves Kugena for Hprlngflold.' No. 112-11:10 a.m., urrlvea Eu gi'iie from Hprlngrifld. No. 7 1:01) p. in., leaves Kugeno for Weudllng. No. km ,".:-lt) p. in., arrlvea Kilgene from Weudllng. W.I. MUIIUAY, , Gen. Pass. At Portland Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. G. P. A A. J. GILI.KTTK, Local A(ont, " IIIIIIIIUM In the Circuit Court of the State of Jregoii for Lano County U.iiIki A llowen, plalntlli', vs.' David II. Purmonter, defendant. To Duvld II. I'liruionler. the above named defendant: In the inline of the statu of Oregon you are hereby summoned and requir ed to appear In said circuit court at Kiigenu City, Lane county, state of Oregon, on or before six weeks from I ho date of the first publication of this summons, and answer the com plaint cf the plalntllf filed therein; for want thereof the plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief prayed for In the complaint, namely, for an ii ii ri ii 1 1 iii.-n t ofhe marring.! contract existing between you nnd the plain tiff, of date October 2 1st, 11107, nnd for such other relief as to the court may seem equitable and Just. It Is ordered by the court, the lion. L. T Harris, Judge thereof, dated April 2a, IIIOS, that service of sum mons be made upon you by publica tion !n the Kilg -ne Guard, a newspa per of g- t-eral circulation, piibiutied '111!,' In said eoiinlv. Sunday except ed, for six consecutive weeks. The dam of the first publication being Monday, the 27lh day of April, 11)08. GKO. It DO Kit IS. Plalutlff's Attorney. IN ONI OR MANY COLORS LAROEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIOH ORADE WORK x i r. i:m:v I I I I I ItTII tt II at IMTI Ill I I S y jV-'fM-; t&F$ t'Jt' 'f!V 4 i.,' rriU iii i Vilitt rsssiiaiJsssnsW ' i i, : ' i ' t 'J : D, pew p,,t (n hnd i hen he said that - 1 from in renting :'-.; , 'i-.; ii.i:!'WPK ' I Sal'- 'o