Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 08, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT-- nMsy . rH1;, EVGKVE d.vily GUARD, MOMMY, Jl'NK h. 1IMIN I V CLASSIFIED COLUMNS p,!!f',f(1 ewry aay of th week, c,jravf. tv,epied. Addicts all com. LuDlc'itions aad make all remit tance payable to The Eugene Guard Eoft-'-e- Oregon. I'l.i.l u I l;s ; t.i i i : f ... i:..-it.-.. J. W. kUSt I'll . ;i. !,: i s and ..i 'a. lut.r:.ii ,(!. rtrri.. Ktis. m , Or. gumO'!1"1'11 Delivered by carrier, per week. .15 Delivered by carrier, per month .50 miil, one year (in advance) 4.00 months (in advance) 2. 00 One rooatii 50 Stogie Copies 05 Weekly Guard, per year 1.50 adveru"e iw uau7 nuvnu 00 Ktere4 at Eugene, Oregon, postof. flee as seoond-clasx matte'. Agcats tur The Guard. The following are authorized to Mke and reoeipt for siibar-riptlons or tmnsact any other business for The nai)y and Weekly Guar!: Creswell J. L. Clark. Coburg George A. Drury. All Dostmasters are authorizfd tn rive and receipt for subscriptions fa the Liail.v aim . t:tri.tv uiiara. a ixDisPENUKX-t I'Ai'K:;. Member of AsstH'littitd l'rfj. .MONDAY, JI NK 8, 111(18 jUCHK.AX MAX WHO slaxdi:i;s oi!i:;o. One Charles B. McLean, writing to tke Traverse (Mich.) Evening R.c ord, makes some of the most remark able statements regarding Oregon we hate ever read in an Eastern paper and we have come across some pretty glaring instances of misrepresenta tion and ignorance in the past. Here la a sample of Mr. McLean's Informa tion (?) imparted to his old friends and neighbors in Michigan: "I have seen potatoes in Eugene, Or., from six to eight inches high, frozen to the ground while I was there. So when they tell you that they don't have frost they are mista ken, and I am sorry to say that on the ISth of May Haey had the misfor tune to have five inches of snow, and some places it was reported there ere IS inches. This is 'Oregon, the Beautiful.' "In the Willamette valley lanj sells lor from $175 to $300 per acre, and this same land is run out so that you can hardly make a living off of it un- liss a man has means to stock it., hope nn.l pray that the Aldrirh-Vroe-farther north, between Everett and land emergency currency lull will Bellingham, Washington, land (I mean improved land) runs from $12.") to $2000 per acre. So you see that It would cost something to buy a home there. , The unimproved land can be bought for from $50 per acre op." No serious attempt will be made to answer thsse statements, because It il impossible to make a. good nr- gunient against a liar when ,;ne sticks to the ti'tttu himself. This cold weather story is so absurd that we suspect the author must be a writer of fiction of the Elder Haggard va- riety, who fcr once allowed his im- asinatlon full sway, . knowing that those wha read his article would bej thousands of milts away from the' ne of action. Suffice it to say that MIy once for a few hours during the Mst winter were the people of Eu- Kne treated to a sight of snow, that "Kited as it fell, and that no freez-1 '"6 weather tfas recorded here during entire winter. Only a few niorn los showed even a "white frost"for the benefit of early risers. Mr. .McLean's land value story is n a par with his weather Informa ,;on and averages a few hundred per WU too high, but what could you ex Pt from one who evidently came eat determined to find fault, even if nad to stretch his imagination to Jl) It, for he says In closing his let ter: "Ad 1 would say to all farmers K"i'l;ing necilili. to stav bv .Vlt !i- n, our Michigan, the pride of the ".'Ml. fte t,f Oregon Invite honest, impa: - t,l Criticism, and do not 'believe our flimate and soil in lw. a iiio.ni inio. i - ii011S. fr Mile na I,., ct.i.l of CO wontrv on earth, but Mr. Mt Lean "eionii tiie nne 0f criticism and 'aders a section of our cutiinion ""try that presents wonderful ad- '"aes, and Is s a young tn ,,, , u 'HOlmiellt as It In wonderful ill the fct.iMn.. r-'Otlitics for profitable Investment. . J1iraican naner In thi. Kiiirlt of "kllUS that H,l..',. 4k.. ,.- Z're- "hould correct the false itn that his biased letter to Its has created. We would do as 'h for "grand old Michigan'' any '. lor we arp Brolld ..r nr people except McLean her wraith and trle,. remark ' secrefarv Tf '"ess. Klirelv ho .,.,,1,1 not b. i. .. , a , ..... uonesiTy, senator, ttn ' i i 11 l!! ln di'l' St" ' do v.-.ti- l;i '' Sunday, the 'ev-ln-il pi tr in-g to out-.lones the Proper!, .nf,.,,. k ; nf .. ?y-A''&$L pt. ,,, gnaw,,, Jbv. main ,r.,,.i r.iH'V'j? . i i;ots tf ar d0,lV1,.S3 w j . ' - d-rinKwl,at .lie Canm.n Iv,,,,,,.,, ,J . 1 looowuh the ::. r,ims .v t . r jpx-mi ,, . . ve engaged in Chicago for conven- , '4, . - ' tion week. If you'll k'cp qui,.t wot ,, j Mhw the secret -,!,,, iu,,d , U4l. -7 ( -4 ' "" "dead one," awav 1 , . " ' The supn.nip court a, , jsin I . , - .,, ' A 111" ,1... ;..i.. , . "-m ' dealers to cut the l'""IRTS Wire on ..M,k ith i,.i,!,.s, s,.,.,.as ,,, wmM be darif.8 ,.mmh i takr ,. ,..,,, ui.ii a no k is alu .is 'he publisher puts on It. With the election m, r and thf a sutancc of a great cherry and bern erup, the people of all Oregon shoul 1 "get busy" and advertise ni.ne than ever before, says the Portland Cham ber of Commerce Bulletin. Official announcement from the nited States treasury says the emer gency national bank notes will l,e ready by July 1. As long as they are always ready and never Issued there will be no kicking. When you find a person with time to worry about the danger from germs you find one in need of a long course of hard work, which Is a never-falling remedy for linaginnrv trou bles. Those who have the idea that noth ing could knock out a vaudeville ac tor were wrong. One of them was frightened to death by a fire in a Cleveland theatre. Anyway, the University of Oregon appropriation carried. In those pans of the state where the people knew of its work good majorities were return ed In Its favor. Whether It Is god or bad. It is ip to ihe people of this country never be prnctically tested. Perhaps If assured that they would drop Into a $25,0110 a year legal Job. as Minefield, of Maine, has done.uth er lawyers in congress might be tempted to resign. Front at least one point of view it's belter lo he a lend'-r than a borrnwer it's lots ninre fun fn see yon: friends dodging you than to do the dodging. What puz.les the rest of Ihe coun try Is how a stale as full of mining stock hot air as Nevada could have had a twelvc-iurh snow in .hint, Our K"tss s tll:lt ll,is proposed simple life colony In Mexico, lu which " clothes are to be worn, will be shy f women from the start. Differing doctors have nothing on the differing expert platform-makers just now, either In arguments or rem edies. ItOOUKT FOIt AI.DF.KMAX. (Albany Herald l I'rof. L. It. Alderman has I n el ected superintendent of Ihe Eugene public schools. An able and clean young man, lie Is doing a splendid work. WILL 1'UT LIU THJIIT OS liONEIUTM. Itol.iir-'. Or.. .Inn r llif n i local Hi Use llie (' llrl-Ill ol I i.ir il.'lllir. :y ol I! 'f i-s a w ol as lie- a' la-t lllf ettf. Sunday M lit! out r ils appli III lb"! I do d 111" of iil-t Wll I Ml" '.'.Hlti'LH' 1I.T WITM -tltMCl and WITCH HX'r'l Th. hett salve In the world for cuts. hr,iis.. sores, libers, salt rh .ni, let- d hands ann a km ernp -- , giv. satlsfsetlo. or niotifv reiuiineu. ,raK Qn. willlami Mfg ( o., props. r mmifv refunded, moio nj Medf.iri w. nt wet by Hi votes - 0,,e precinct dry by 24 and ihe oili er in-' by 40 clo-es saloon? and dry. llut the coun'v In ail precinct.-. Tvltic he ,.i:i.o un.ler li- i h In. S ,e tled h-r r.ivn ' Th-n ' For H ,r fciiM i-... . kv V..U Linn Hr'ij a M-s build bits' atl'l. f:-- Oll-- t v.-- " -1er a: V-iTb"' CAPTAIN ALEXANDER SHARP, U. S. N. Captain Sharp, who recently took coiiinuiud of the linttleslilp Virginia, will be of great assistance to Hear Admiral Sierr.v In tile tusk of taking the Beet around the world. Captain Sharp Is one of the most ethelent ami iiopu lur ottleera In the navy. The Virginia will be the second ship In the second division, which will be in the Immediate couiuiuud of Captain Sluoeder. Heart to Head Talks. By EDWIN A. NYE. Copyright. lH. by Kttwtn A. Nye. AN UNUSUAL MAN. This Is about a man who tried to do right and was true to bis convictions. Incidentally lie made and lost mil lions. A few days ago Ferdinand Sehu nuicher of Clinton, O., passed nway. He was the pioneer in the breakfast food Industry in the United States. Fifty-two years ngo Mr. Schumacher came to Akron from (lermany. Ho began to prepare oats for (be table by sbelllng. cultltig and cooking them. In side of twenty years be bad four big mills working night ami day to supply Ihe demand for bis cereals. other coii'pnnies Imitated Sebumii. eher. nn 1 the l-el'tstry grew until It ! i. lis ni e. by llie trust. Mr Sehuinin In-r did not undcr-l iinl Ihe Ins and tens of "liig:i lluiinee ' nn.l In ism. nner uial.Iiig an assignment, he left the American Cereal eollii:ill.v Though at one time a millionaire, be died with nothing. Ills riienils say be was manipulated out of bis money. Anyway. Ihe man himself, and nut his millions, is the Important consid eration. Schumacher was one of llie original Prohibitionists of the country, and. what Is more, be practiced what be believed. An Instance: Wbeu his Immense cereal mills at Akron burned In 1SSH, lurge quantities of gruin In his elevators became wet nnd sprouted. The breweries wanted to purchase the damaged grain for dis tilling purposes. Mr. Schumacher re fused to sell the grain, preferring to lose rather than have the Bluff uiado Into intoxicants. Quixotic? possibly. Hut It proves the stamp of tl nin. What be believed be believed with nil bis might, nnd be stood rendy to fiiffer for the cause be bad espoused. Anolht-r Instance: Mr. St liiiiinn In-r was the promoter of n town rt.i,i:iliy lit Marseilles. 111., i'l which In- Invested nearly $1.ii.i"hi. He attempted to liuike Hie place .,,0,1.1 town nnd a total al.stluel.ee com- l uo:li;ly. I .:e .eu,,,!.- I- ! .Neiertbtlcss the man did tils ben. ' e showed t-' "d Intentions. He ... :!, 1,1. philanthropic desire to the i-'.ge. ' Here Is the point In this mans ro- J r lie n .ttle no pretenses. He put bl .,H,ih..l above bi money. And be st, ..I four fi'iare t" "' ""'" nlow You may ""' Krr 1 Hefs You may cad hi in a 'k ' yuO U.ust respeel hUu s ,.KI must re ; S-eet every u.n who mak.s. go.l to rlgbteons cans Men Ilk- FerdlDsnd fVhutiXKber are ' scare. than w could wtab. KUKsHH ( KMKNT Ffesh car bt grade Portland e n.ent Just arr ved Price 13.".'- pf harrel. Cr.ainb-rs Hdar Co. Cr-s dirry 'ir-d f-!!rir. . .hi. a' h at'd Hvr o'ro-ib!e. te..t.. .-; all utiiti.'-r That's hst il ,;i:-'er It", v Wt'iT,':. tl Tea IP i Tn I' in 1 - :H 'y Inn r (J) . I.ltil, ' , j I ' ' I ; . ' : ' o .-r i iO rrv.t. t il ".iit ... . - , ; - :, ' t -.r.'. ,'..,,-. s' v- v, Cff." ', ! , V..I..:ii" 0 1 " PHEPAKED INSTANTLY. Simply dd boil Ins water, cool and serve. 10c. per package at all irrocera. 7 flavors. Rcluao all substitutes. THE MARKET h'OR T2 Li ESTATE IS AT McMurphcy & Rush's 22 WKt 8ih 5t WM BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE 50 ni-relann. 3 aoros In crop, 12 in hh urc; new ti'rwiin )utite aticl burn; crop, Block, tools, lnipluineiitK, etc. If taken soon, K with pi. ice at fjt;t,.VM $H00 canli, balance on good tcrniR. 1S2 HcreB, tifl acres In culllvn tlon, 40 more can he; Ht acres In tlinlter and punt tire, all fenced: K-room hoiiHe and bath; K'"d 'x.ri2 barn and cow barn for 34 cows; Rood farm home; crop; all tools and impW-immtH g with place at 't, "' on best of tcriitp. K0 acreH in crop, 1 niilea from Kuu-'ii''. If sold Hoon, will eo at xi;to.(M) an iutv Top i:i(iin! 'I 1 00 acp', 7 in I lea from Kii tm. an K1' 1 Kravi-1 roal; T a r lit ult 1 vat ion : !' In i-.ir Mr" and tlinbcr. I'lct , Si.iMHI, li lotH !n l'fx, Arizona, to trade for properly in or near Kujtene. New Ti-room h'Kise and lot clo In; mofl'Tn in every pM'ert ; welt furnished, for floor new r.-roern Iioumo and two lotn; K"od barn, chlckcu hfiuve nnd p;uk; family or f hard and berrlea; a Kood home; for I.M. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wt 8th St. J. W. BARRINGE'R 5 Expert housemovtr Movei anyt'nin(f. Twtntfiliv yeart experience. Peiidcntt, Eai Fifbrrnth ind Oik Sti. Phone A I Rtd 4S1.0 F.jjtnc. Oreiroo O t :' -o al-.nos: si II.. t( FOR SM.lv Bas neuter, new, tor sale i lit .111. A.l.tit 1 I. lliueue, Or. KOI! SALE Thorough iirr.i Hereford bulls for sale. Kuiiulre Hi Wil i laiuette slre.'l. ;l iFOIl SAi.K A b.il.v walker and a j baby hugcy. lmiulre ii' West r inn sirt'ei. tr FOIt SM.K-N.'w homo, c.,se In: .t .nlMl.ll. rrlee. Sl.iO. Ore- B.ui Land t'oiupany. if FOIt SALK Huff Orpington mo 13 for tl. YV. II. lUiupton, 110.' Columbia avenue, corner ISth At. Poll SALE (ioiid tiorse 0 years old; III hands, only parl.y tiroiie. Trice, 10il. riion.. Mi'. 1. I'.eo. Melvm Miller, dir. FOU SALE l'anies wishing to buy -Hit acres of first-class timber laud call on .1. W. t'arilie. four tulles west of Hale. FOIi SALK ;i-rooni house, three blocks from Wnlauielt.- sideet, I, it Miv;tl feet. Price, J.'luil. t)ie gou Land Company. tf FHH SALK Four-room cottage; jt f. 7 .v 1 1. 0 ; located near high s.-hool; house bas gas, lights and water. Apply T24 Ollvo street. Jl; FOK SALK Timber land; quarter section in township ltl, s. r. 1 w, section 32. Will sell cheap If sold at once. Address 0. J. li., care Ciuard office. FOH SALK Best relnll store In ljine county;' wll sell stock of about JatHHI for cash nnd rent buildings: n snap: must go quick. Address "P. Q ," this office. JI2 Foil SALK City lots, close In; MOO, il r. 0 nnd Hun; j;,o down and $1 Oper month, without Inter est. W. II. Kay, at Kugetu; liun Company's store. tf FOU SALK A Nil. I business for sale; good location; clean stock; will take city properly In part pay ment. Wish to rellru from busi ness. Call at tltiard office, tf FOit SALK First-class baled cheat hay; also inuplo and old growth fir wood. Louis (1 Vitus, .Itinc tlon. Dr., II F. 1). No. 2. Phone Farmers' 'ad. J'.'O Ft 111 SM.K A well Improved fallll of 120 acres, 4 tulles north of Co burg. This Is a bargalTi at $ ' il per nere. On good terms. Smith tic llrmvn, Coburg, Or. FUK SAi.K Ono National cash regis ter, one Itemlugtou typewriter and a large Iron aafo. Kuqulni of L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. FOU SALK A tint! farm of 17 1 acres will lie sold for ,0 per acre on good terms, If sold In the nexl thirty days. Smith & lltown, Coburg, Oregon, llox 4. JG Foil SALK - (Ireat bargain; nn I s aere fruit farm In Drain; well wa tered mi, I fairly good buildings; all kinds of choice fruit; crop of potatoes and onls goes with It for $20011 cash. S. P. Shutt, Drain, Or. IIOItSKS FOIt SALK Olio bay ninre weight 1 200; ono bay horse, weight lloo; ono black, single driver, safe for lady to drive; one fine saddle pony. A. M. Gilbert, at feed barn. If FOK 8ALK Flue mountain raoeh of HO acres; 40 In cultivation nnd about 40 timber; creek running through farm: fair houss and out buildings; located eight miles south of Kugene. Price $1000. ('arl U. Wasbbiirno. FOIt SALK From two to nine acre tracts of fine river bottom land, all In full bearing orchard; one mile from city lliulls on river road. One ten-acre tract; eight eight-room house; prlvato water works; nice lawn and trhruhhory. Telephone and It. F. O.; on electric survey. II. A. Cox. tf WANTKI WANTKD To rent, seven or elgbt-i-Mom house. Call at IK I lOast Kth street. WANTKD Horse orealtlng by day or month; also horses tracktel. F.n (Jiilre Hangs' livery . JlldArw WANTKD Housekeeper for family of five; Kood wages and good bottle for right person. Inquire at liiiard office. JU WANTKD Thr.'M Klrls to learn nursing at the Kugene ttonernl hos pital. Apply to Or. J. W. Harris It WANTKD Six good axemen to work with surveying crew on Wil lamette river; also cook. Inquire of M. O. Francis, Smeede Hotel. J6 WANTKD To norow IJOO to t, 000 for a term of years with gilt edged security, flood propaMltltJsi for any one wishing to plica a loan. Address C. I., rare Ganrd. WANTKD To employ a catbolls gentleman as local representative We require a person of energy and ability for the position. Salary, tl per week Write at once for particulars. The llney Publishing Company, 323 Dearborn stre.it, Chicago, III. lAtHT AMI ! HMi - A f. tiKiN- coIIIm t.u;.. :, w.4-1k at H v.-nt'i an I WU'-tirK't'.-i h df n t. tt 1 'i a ft- Krl'l.i v O re.tilt, n i l-'t'li KIA'I' A i u "a ! . 1 .r. -in h.Mi,-. l:n..l.iv a'. St.; t!h' 1m. it k -..until slutp. on I'ark slit'oi. I'OI; li KM' --Men trout room; fur tiaiv heat: I'lt't-trlc lights ainl batll. Siilinhle fttr tw.. i:t'ntle iiumi 1..4 Kant Ninth B.i.ct. II.MM.l,AK()l8 HOIT1AN Ktil'.S ON SH AKKS- I will furnlitih a tew settlnH to reliable parties. C. S Frank. 1S9 East Ninth utreet, EuKene, Or. IF YOT WANT To SELL your prop erly tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they Kill do the rent. 412 Willamette mreei, Kit Keue. Or. If NOTICE - Having rmvvered I rum inv Injury 1 have reMUncd my btiMness ; of horseshoeing ami general black- smithing. C. U, llouiuay. East j Eleventh street, Fairuioiint, Or. j I ON'T fall to see Cbeiein if you want btugjlus in real estate. We buy atitl sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. 11. Clio tern, liooui tl, Walton llldg. tf 110 CASH AM) JI0 l'KI! MONTH Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Income from which will be sufficient to make you In depsudeni for lite. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Information and contract free. F. I). Kobinson, KHneral aneut. Pacific Urove, Cal. INTKKN ATTON Al. COKKKSPON- DKNCK SCHOOLS "The Huay Wau's Unlvsrslty." (lives a tbor ouuti training at your own home In nearly all tin 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, H. J. Kirkwooil, rep resentative. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHYSICIANS AMI HITKillO.NH bit. ANNA MAIIUKIl. Osteapstlllc phy'cian. All curable dlaeaaei treated. Women and rlilldruti i specialty. Office over F E. Uuuu't Phone lied ltiai. Ult. 11. L. STUIll.KY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store, ft IS Willamette street. Phono lllack 132t. Consultation free, ltcaldt-ncn 734 Ferry slreut. Phone Ited 3 1 7 . 0. II. CANNON, M. II. lloiuoepathlc physician and surg-oou. Chronic diseases and diseases of wotueu and chlldrau a specialty. Kluetrl ral vibratory and light treatment. Officii, Suite 1, 8 and 3, lliiun build ing. Plions Main 6 4 0. Hoards Hoffman House. Phono Mulu 11. i J. V. TITUS, M. D. Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children given special utteulloii. Faradle galvanic, static, X-ray nnd vibratory elecirlcal treatments giv en. Office, fjKl Wlllaiuellu street, with Dr. L. K. .McDougtil. Itesl denco, (132 Pearl slreet. Office phono, Main 021). pestilence phone. Main H31. ATTOIINKYN-AT-I.AW B. I). AI.I.HN, tloii.-at-la. bit Wlllanietn street, Euganu. Orason. L. lilLtTHU, Atmraey-st-law. Olflot over Yorsn's skoe store, Kugeus, Orenea. LEON R. ItDUUNoON, Atlorney-at-law. losni 1 aad 2, II u gene Loan aud BavliiKS Bank. u. M. TRAVIS, Atlurney-at-law. Of fice ever Etigena Loan ft Savings Hank, Kugene, Oregon. LiOHItm & HKII'WOHTlt, Atlorueys at law. Office In Hovey building over Chambere-Ilrtstow bank. C. A. WINTKIl.MKIKK, Aitorney-al law. Iind titles aud protialo spec ialties. Office over Chaniburs-ilrla-tow Hank. WOODCOCK t POTTER, Aitorn.iys-at-ia. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Pottr. Office one block south ot ChrUmaii block, Eugene, Oregon. WALTON ii NnsS. Attorneys-at-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Nusa. Will practise lu all the courts Ui the saute. Office, room 3, Waltou Hlock, Kugene, Oregon. JKHrIK A VHLl.fl, Uaik'. No. 36 V?ee Klghlb street, Rugeae, Or. oppeetie pestnffice. (itves special attention lo the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, ronraraneee and rollectlons Alei te all penslen nsatturs. Phoui K.d Hi 1. N, rlARMALOn. Hfeetai alteo IK. a gives to dlverae asd settle ssest if estaies. At I for Cxjutl Deolal Tiasnrssae CoassAay. Room 6. rirsl fstleaal Bsak llulldlug. Eea)eae, Oreea. WlLLlAVfTl MAN, tlerneys-sl-Isw. J. W. Wllllasse, I.. P) I lea a Practice In all eeuris ef the stau and before the U. I Land Offlc. Offlees It, 13, 14 and 15 McClua, Ilulldlng. AFC kJTK4-r ' KftEtC THOMAS Archlt?rt. fiawtPh mi and plnn drgwn, hi up printi and ipMrlf ten florin. ( n- ri 1 toiphr lto ovt btilldlriiin in cotirn of coitntriM flon. If tlttnklin? of liiilld lr or nfii.il!, h'm ii!-. 'IVrriM xt 'AwiW. Jtuuin 7, Chi m did a block. o DAY .V I i tf i.rit S. uiitl Mk-TJ and i'ii. i'.i 1 in. in. C.irn.-r Wiliam etlti an. I S.'.euih atrecn. W. T. I'.uKliON, funeral director. Slate licensed einbainier. CUflce and resid.'iii e. Tenth and Oliie streum. I'h.ttie K...I 44 vi. Ml.M.Mt) K.M.I.N Flats 11EKI1EKT LEKill, mining engineer and expert metalluriilei. Unliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Kxuuilnatloni and re ports ou mines and ore treatuieut. Biigeo Oregiw. C.Mtl'KT I'l.EANtllS JAY I'. MOOUK, carpet cleiuer. Tboiui ll'.iuk &07 1. AIISTH.UTOKS ' THK LANK COUNTY AMSIKACT CO., Kooiiis 2 mid II, Waren lllock, K'ugi-ue, Or Pricwa reasonable. ttKAl. KSIAl l: AlilATH J. L. Ci.AliK I'o. Dealers IL real estate. Creswell. Or. S(.l I 11 1 UN AIT Hi, It. II. TI.MK C'AliU Tow aril Pot-ilaiid PasM-jigcr No. Ill- 2;43 a. m., Oregou Kx press. No. 18 6:00 a. m., Cottage Clrov Paasenger. No. 12 11:15 a. m , Iloseburg Passenger. No. 14 6:43 p. m., Portland Ex press. Toward San FrHiiclsci rnsKcnger. No. 11 2:18 p.m., Hoseburg Pas senger. No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 15 12:33 a.m., California Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. m., San Francis co Express. Wcndlliig llrnncli. No. 84 -8:30 a, in., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No. 8211:10 a. m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. in., leaves Eugene for Wendllng. No. 88--5:40 p. in., arrives Eiigune from Wendllng. WM. Ml It It AY, lien. Pass. Agt, Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT. Asst. U. P. A. A. J. C.ILI.KTTK, Local Agent. A New Set of Chairs Why do yon have OLD RIIAIIIIY CHAIRS In your home, when you can make them HOOD AS NKW for only 50e t A ran ot Chlname'i villi work wonders In your home. See that the Chlnainan la on every rnn. Ken our west show window. ASK TO SEE Ol It NEW WALL 2 PAI'I It 10-18 West Seventh St. I OVERTON j Wall Paprr r.d Pmnt Co. aBga1aaTP1siTlBefeaWVs4varwv lflaBs sBfsaweiBsSBSBi , Groceries You will always find the best brands of. Crocerics Fresh Green VrgctabLs Flour and Feed No delays, wi bsvs our own drtivcre Phons " U lTIClJ52EMt Main il Va I la irVltJl 1 1 ith St J. M. Morris V. h. Mucril J. W. Warren The Red Star Itftil Kntnte, Iii4tinincr. InrcNt-nicin-1, ,mn : i : i t l'roH-rty Mh(c nntl Si-ld at Ouner'M pricu :::::: Room 4, .McChiiift block. 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