Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 09, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textflf EUGENE DAtlY GUARD. I'Kl-N'TIXQ CO.. INC. Pnblisned every flay of t& Week. I " ,.,, A.lrl- -m I '".ic4lion J make all remit .l.l In The EuzenA r.iia,,. - -JaV ol!ce8 V' - '-. lugl "- SuuMtriiMK". Haves Ktiliy nshrered by.carrier, per week. .15 rvered by carrier, per month .f,o at mail, oae year (in advance) 4.00 months (in advance) 2.00 On, moHCb 6u ainele Copies 05 SU.lv Guard, per year 1.50 Advertising rates made known oni"11"' Pniver: .t..Mnn i .01 ir ., ., , r input"". WVl": . n r- . t.ttrod at vi., IKW-.01. 1 iruu flee as second-class matter. " .... .. . Dannnit.n bui mottai Ai;i'ts lor Tle tiuurd. fbe loiiowins auiuui i.en to ! .r ,i, ..( tite and reoeipt for subscriptions orj ,' Mosact any other business for Thei'"'' "' DW and Weekly Guard: tt Creswell J. L. Clark. I:he (, Coburg George A. Dr.iry. AH postmasters are authorized to i . (.;,,, r&eive ana receipt ior suosenptio to the Daily and Wenl.lv Guard. A.s ixnM'E'rnvi: i'Ai-i;:.. Mcmlifr of Assoi'lwti'U I'remi. Tl'KSDAV, JI NK , li)tis CAIlKKIl OK liUOVKlt I!K(.'ALLKI Y I'.I.Kl TIOX 1 The election of Governor Chaniber lln to the United States senate next January In the middle of his term has u exact counterpart in the career of Governor Grover, says the Pendle ton Tribune. At the June election In 1ST 0a Re publican governor was succeeded by Ufayette Grover, a Democrat, who had already served in the state con stitutional convention In 1857, and later In the lower house of congress. Governor Grover was re-elected In 1874, and during the regular legis lative session In September, 1S70, in tie middle of his second term, was choesn United States senator. He re signed his position as governor In the following February and took his teat In the senate the 4th of .March. This experience of Governor Gro ver will be followed by Governor Chamberlain, with the exception thai Grover was chosen by a caucus of his party In the legislature, while Cliani berlaiu has been selected by the Re publicans of the state, all hough a Democrat, at a general election. Governor Grover wns burn in llaine on November 211, is-':!; went It California in search of gold in 1800; came to Oregon the next year. and at once entered the strenuous po litical life which characterized the young territory In the "halcyon days" ol Bush, Nesmlth, Harding, Williams and their associates. Ex-Governor Grover still lives in retirement in Portland at the ad vanced age of ST years. Since Governor dwrgi li. ("h.im heri?in ht's receive 1 the ii;:iiu!ir vnt" of Oregon for the Pnited Slat".; sen ate, fpeelilatiotl as lo the polilieal charges and history whi'-h this elec tion will make in tiio suite an n w in orjer, says the K ii-t Or. : -ni: :;. Ti'.. c, ms-tit i::.i:-n of 'ite r.'a:--Vides in c;:se of .1 .:-!:, :- r.iv..1. wsisaa-!a or disMiiiy of - freer the duties of th;s o.pi . -tiI! lall upon tho secretary of st ' Consequently, when (em rn .r Chj.nilieriain rut igtis as g :v rni t . Wch he will not do. .er :!. nnti" alter the legl;l:rure r:f. i : i : lii-1 'ion, Fran'.; V. llenron. Hi ' i'l. ' Tet.iry of state of Ore : .n. v. iil ttime governor and serve utri! : -"roller 21. 1 ill n, the d: i' v.':i'i Govenier ('hi:u!ieri;'.i.l's term v ve exniri'd had lie remain, d t end of his ter-!:. In P.: , r.u-antitne. in N " i '810, :i:;n ir K.-ver!or will been ei, : --,1, the date of the id h.iving been i -d June i i-'ov-mb"!-. T'l :,ry i.-' goin tiir i tbp s;:,'.. iiress that the i ':. 1' , - M ti recent el""in. v. i 1- i -,ol""i ;.;;iinst t he Sniteim -: N - 0fHllrrs Of tllU loglsllltllie ill l.f. """ty. Should this be done i.i-:: -Mother (lection In a short tinn m ! lliir.g is more popular : '' Amerir in citizen than an .!. i.m. l! cxrept tlu. national gin ' '- k,,l- Pnder the new erazy-Mui'i en: '"bi'lin ,,f Oregon we can e!,ii.. :i """K' r.t any lime by holding :i : I' -'''b'tiion lo recall some poor offiei ho hanpens to have In. urn .1 lk( oisjileasure of a few of bis '"' ' ".Itucnts. Tl(, initiative and t "Hum K,.om rwtli a m-inninie. hut I" HHfilre are productive of tnie li and trouble, while there is in ':' on arth for the re.ail 'ii .rt ofrielal term, that v. ii i' 1 Oiii.trv. If mil Ium :. 'ie ther,, win ,o en end t"1 111 feeling over Ms ;pli--.- It win UB used simply -as fi satbTv spite and Infi li'K ha .T-'iriM 1 'Mi..! Tilt Kl'GBKAILCARir Quenily tuat :his ,,. . . , 1 - . . , 2 f-.. u " ilt hi tne. - I .,..... ... "'"Vi.IUlI.e UP- I 1 "egm, la Or,,. i"..er , beli-v.. i, . . " of Dr. ad . in,..:, ,. an Kiu,. ! b-ii: Jin wiu ..d::1!; I ii tSe Y,.,; a Juijliii:-,' and riianiiu, 1111:1 At til- niLi.-i ' ' I'uli,.. ,,... K"Sf(l tile iiavUaMHly f liavi!!'., Ser.i-riil li.-an-:.., ,1 ,, ..; i-'iiiniK-iKx-liu'iit. The ' Kund on.. an,l ,... truiit t).m m ....... ,, ., . .11, .mm,. . K'l' .i,.t f . .orilllly 1HII1 thi i" this r r'PH'.-t of !!:, ,.)!. "id ii:-i.n!aini a il.t " :,, ... th,. ... l!i i'lll- l' r'nin u ,i .-. I tl.r M,.,. "" vM.-l-.:.d i.i ,.!,.! .r,.. "i.iv -wry ,. s,-;, ,,r av.r,;, men; .n,i,i,s,., ,v Hi,, r.ulii.,; i. -! lrnuT.-. Ilk., the re.Mil, f.,r iib-iam. .1 Per the same reason w.niian's sf. frage was d-.feat.-d. the vet, is having cast their ballot.-; so often against it j that they eouhl not break an old ' habit. It may be wisdom to always have a purpose, but In selecting your pur pose it may be well to bear in mind that the less it clashes with the pur poses of others the more likely you are to attain it. In other words. IPs always easiest to advance along the line of least resistance. A scientist is trying to frighten the English suffragists by telling them that insanity always follows such movements. .Most people on this side believe that insanity pro ceded many of their capers. If there Is any truth in published convention prices. Denver must be figuring, n Lit only on getting that $10n, oimi donation back, hm on making a profit of several hundred per c-. nt besides. According to lute statistics, Lon don has iili paupers for every tliou, saiul ol' ;iiiu!::!ion. Wonder what .s t.i.' ni.ri-;..,:.:-t anil li:er.iry gen paupers'? Keei up the civic Improvi'int'iit spirit In Kneno. Moiu-y xiu'iu ftr lioocl stret'ls and skU; walks is woll invosI(;d and will brins many-fold ro t u ins. If all the gentli'ini'ii aniMHinft'd as having heun chosi'ii in mak? the Tail nutniiiMini; spnicli should try ii spcuk a: lif sumc time Men' wonts As IllilS. a Hi.' i;!i-'r hu A U ,i: up; isi.iv. id lo (.M'.ll MTV. A I'lTllH II' :k will !... r ' o ' ! if ; g C,j ' - Vi ;.V ,. ..a "i t f. l"-'eL" - - : '.- .- .: .K PIERS OF THE NEW MANHATTAN BRIDGE. When the new Malihuttau bridge across the East river. New York. Il completed, there will be four bridges between Mauhattau nod Brooklyn, which, with the tunnels and ferries, will solve the bridge crush problem r,ir iniiuy rears to come. The Manhattan bridge Is of n different tie from the Wli lamsbiirg and the old Hr.mkl.vu bridges, as will I. noted from the form or 'teel piers now almost finished. The structure will be far more graceful In pi'carance than the others and will comprise the laics', uovelties in brldgs instruction. eart to Mead Talks. By EDWIN A. NYE. CopyrlRht, IMS. by Edwin A. Nye. DREAM STUFF AND SOUL STUFF. We an mich stu.T As tlr.-ani! ar ininl. f. uml our little lift Is rviuniicil with it sleep. All of us, yuuiitf or old, rirh or i0'.r all of us Imvt our tin-runs, and tlu-so dn-an.s arr not all of sltvp. The Iiest of all our t'.rt'ains an1 the liny drcains. To the yoiniu' tiit'c drcani.-i comu like i j;1:ttci-ii:v; iiai;o.int of bt-auty-caslU's hi Spain-st-iMi through tin ever shift In kalri.Joscopu of e:ry hopes and ns piralioiis. "Alas that dreams art only dreams; that fancy cannot trive a lusting beauty to Ihosu forms thtit scarce a inouiont live." Willi the years comes disillusion. The iim-:'.;- rt-.-. 'I'lie rivei-M of fancy lose tii'.'ir runii' l-i hi Ta vands of lifes d"ert -l:ife. T!je l'p;i'!i"rv palm tre ; or' tin- i'i n.-f I:i.c away. The im. '!''s i:i Ji!,i t'.i .i;.piv:i- Kl.e r.u n;jul) t:r.;V.r. f ii v : lint I i.-il t r:"-'e tit ilr.- Mii- Hi"-;ii:.' ..Mir lift- -ip h s'ui'f a- l:,-.ii:.s are ;::-!e of. i a lit'.- In lis f:!';. '! t j i in i!n' n-aeliitr; Pi i . ! i r."!!y li-es if Ii-' is '.' ::; l-i i:i::I:i. Ii.i b.-t ! PI' , I : ,. lie' .ii f -i-.-Il.-e be- :. l: s-Mil,!. bllie .; The - . -1 1 his i,-w lir.-.u.is ..r. li-.aj- . . i. I.i il;v:i::i, TS' ,! "''-It n:(! ., :t..s nil :i:id is iiiways (-.',. ieit ' te ive' e lii .Ileal':-. Tj i ies.1 Is t!l-ne-:::.ll . . .'n-ej a i. .11 ef so.'li.-t bin ! so- I pr.-:ei-iy 'Hi. sioiremely I.i le ,.e-:red. lie dr-:l!. s uf v.ll.t ollu'lll to be and 1 tileis t.-.i.iz:i:l'.:i and hapliiness in s!l:ili atte'- his ideal. His dre.'lu s n:;iy l. 't rni: e .le'li' tril". In:t If b-' lias seen ps i- in ..! pun.lere.l It and I n il ,:;i!:,nt.' I by It he e.'iil lind .ar- tial r'::ii. ail ei. and in liielin:: :i p-.rt H' !i:s lireaui In- tilld- Ii s !i.!i.;u:ie.:-i. I".... c . !'! r :. I "bvi-i wli; , ..'., ;. - :.: ' . If' I. '- '. . -:.:.- . . a,- .ri. I t'.-i- I , .-a-; In ;,- . ... a : 1 1 i ..ll.i: "lv II' ,i .. ,- I- ,. v. .. tlii-.- lif.. I v ii' th the l: no Il : I:-- .'liariii. :: -.., no flllllieS nf lifi'. : ' I --. 'ii:-'.n, let us Li on I ft: I -a n.. utile .. .. , . .. . M :. like up I'tl 1 find .) r,' i'i. ; :. I.et us dream ... .;r- - "T p'it Into frln. of IK t. '.I a: : vtur o r is mill (.tuff: U li. II "ll'le "vlfe. ' Hiiiie --v." bl Mr li'iiilev. ' this ;1. . ,',.:ir .tluill' Phi ptl.lll S' i- I..-. ' ' y...., -,.d ll-nne-v, "and what M,.'.';nk about if ' 'Weil." s.i.J Mr lioo'ev. " think ,. ( ihe . ' h :i-' iii II S.-b lilb's ha l . . i , i,,, i in .- are! 'be do' tors j 7, l,iM- more ' 'lit la nit y . it , ..,-. mi. a i: '. dllf' i. In e w llb h ., , . in i on had a c .ml V.mr rut It THE MARKET FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurpSey . & Rugh's 22 west Sill St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE 00 iUT,ii:nii1 ar s in crop, 1 li l:i past ii.' ; new tl-r.n'in v and U u; cru'. -i"-k, too!.-, iiiipi'-i.ttjiit.s, etc If la ;i-n .ifti -a. uii with pi.'M'o J.Oit -M V'U baliin.'o on A-''l 'r.u-. 1 J ;h i t '' ;i.-rt's In i 'i!' i .i- 1 1 ; i ; j , o ii,.,; ( ku ii ! ; ,:r-r. 111 I !: ;! aihl lia'Ui''', ;i 1 I'-'h- '1 ; uinii lion-; ;i nd bath: K'tii-I 'ti'J nai n i.n.l h,'i ' 1 nittii! r..n,l f,ir!!i In. lie' ; 1 crop . all t- i..'- iiii.I ir. ''Ltn-:ii.i i: i wn Ii p;;e ! St..MHt, on In- I ;i Krins. so r s in iT'ip. 7 ir.l- f-o-:, !i If sold ni. . :;; i:n .;' :.:'.il.OO an m n ifii ;;. .ii-!- ! leu jm ; 7 tidies from Ivi ii'. on a.". , kijiV'-I road: 7-"i ju r s i'i nilthaiion; L-'i In pai : 'i! unci t iinln-r. l'r ici'. fS.iiiji. 1''. Jo's ;n I'I nix. Arlona. in f:;;t:.' f'r p.o;.i-riy in ur near Ku'ii". N w r-rt' :n h 'ik and lot lo- - ii "d tii :n i-vt! y :v ;t. ' ; u ; furnish d. fr (Jo ;fl ri' a -" r -'in hoi: - a'id t i) p,r -; i - I b.i rn, eh i K' ii ho.:: a :i ii k : 1 uiiiiiy r fr.it r Mi ! - rrb; a ;.. I hyli!''; for Kl.UIMI. McMURPHEY & RUGH 22 wtst 8th Si. J. W. BARRINGER . Expert housemover Moves anything. Twcnty-liv year experience. Residence, Ea Fifteenth and Oak St. Phone Red 451! . Euper.e. Qreffon A. C. MATHKWS General Teamim; Ccrcrete, Oravtl, Buildine Sand and eM excAva'.ion tir;!j d.r sale P!:oi e Eiack .'oil r.. c..:! 34j W 4 111 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Kill MAI K Pi3)i SA1.K A geoii Jersey c.w and i calf. t'. 1". I'urrie. TSl t!:vc street. tf l-Mt SAl.l." Loose 'Bheat hay. Siiuire Smith. Plume Paniars 1.1m'. diiv.ijo PtHt SAl.K- A gas neater, almost new, (or sale cheap. Adders Pox 1 4. Kntene, Or. tf POU SAl.K TluirougtUMVd Iterelord bulls for sale. Kuuiure W'll litmette street. :! ! P.lll SAl.K A lijt.y w.liker and baby biiKK.v. llnuilre Si 7 We Pifth street. tf POU SA1.I-: New hoil-e. e l.'t i. llU.ii. Price. Sls.e geu Land t'oiupatiN . tf l-'tlt SAl.l-i Pouiiilete furliUhings lor i :g!it r. Minis at a liarg.iiu l-iu- li.e at lliiard oTti. e. J 1 ,t ( YOU SAl.K Huff Orpinatlou eggs ' 13 for J I. YV. H. Pumiuou. I HI.' , Ciilumhla avenue, bonier I nth it. 1-tli: SAl.K A first-class barn, siiit : ahle to be mad' into a dwelling I Kliililire or Mil Alder street, if POIt SM.ei -Any par: .:.' !. shares I In the iVmstm-k Golden Gate s'o.-k at ti.'.e per share. P. O. Ilex 707, Portland, Or. j 1 it KOR SAl.K Good horse 6 years old; 1 0 bunds; .inly partly broke. I Price, li0. Phon Re4 14U1. I Geo. Melvln Miller, city. KOK SAl.K Parties wishing to buy ilPO acres of first-class timber land call on J. Y. C'arllle, four miles west of Hale. FOU SAUK I'-rooin house, throo blm'ks from Wlllametto Hldcel: lot SOxTti feet. Price. $10U. Oro Koti La ml (.'oiupauy. tf Kt)U SAl.K K(Mir-room cotiiirie; lot r7xni0; located near lilnh school; house has cus, UkIiLs and water. Apply 74 UHvo street. J15 l-'Uit SAUK Timber land ; quarter nt'Otlon In township Itl, s. r. 1 w. section 32. Will Hell cheap If sold at once. Address C. J . li., euro (iuard office. I LUST- lletween Itaptlst church and Thirteenth and Olive streets, a Finall brown purse with ulraps. con taining; u Mold rinn uiitl two pen nies. Kelurn to tiuurd office. JIO KOK SALK Merit retail fitoro in Lane county; wll Hell stock of about $.iO(io for ciw!i and rent bulldl!.; a hiiap; must ko quh k. Addrehs "V. (i.," this office. j 1 II Ft i it s A 1 K - (Mi y ioth, cIoku in ; :iti. f::r.O und $400; $;0 down and i npiT month, without Inter est. v. 11, Kay, at Kunciu- Ciuii C'oinjiiuiy'H store, tf FOU SALK A No. 1 business for sale; ond location; clean Htock; will take city properly In part pay ment. Wish to retire from busi ness, fall at tiuurd office, tf ! FOIt SALK First-clasH baled cheat i hay; also inapln und old Krowth fir wood. Louis C Vitus, Junc I tlon, dr., U F. t, No. L'. Fhone Fanners' 'L'lt. Jl Poli S.M.I'i A well Improved faun I ol I i!0 acres, ibiltis north of Co ! buig. This la a bnrnaiti at M i per lo re. On Kood ti run. Sniii.li A.- Ilrown, I'oliiiri;, Mr. 1-Mli SAi.l'i -- i:io Nai lotial eash ieei d r. one lti'inln,..i.,ii i -.-pe a ri ' er :,nd l li luri;e Iron s;Je. le'ioolre of I., M. 'I mivIs. I.onu Kaunas bank building. I POP H.M.K lin-at li.-irgaln: an IS j aire fruit farm in liraiu; Kell wa- j ten d and lalrly ui.od Iml Idlnc. -; I ' all kinds of . hol. e Ii ult ; . rep ul e t.itoes and o.a's ion i el ii h fori Jjooo ensh. S. P. S.'inlt. Iiritin, (li'.j IKillSKS poll SAl.K on., bay u.are W'-labl I -OH; one bay horse, woliihl UOO; (Hie bl.-o li. single driver, sale for lady to drive; one flue saddle pony. A. M. (illberl. lit feed burn. If I LOTS KOK SALK II V O'.VMilt I'w lots and s-i-ooin house, imrn; flm land for maiden; on poiiilh r.lrei-1 1 n.-ar mill ia e. Lot Hlovli:. on I Twelfth und Abler streets, lost north of 1'iitliTH.in si hool. .1. J. Walton, .'.I.', U IllliliO-tle l.lieel. If FOU SALK Fliu' mouniiiln ranch of km i r'r; A u in i-ult i vat Ion and alciiii 40 tiinbt-r; rui'k rnrmliiK P:r'nu;h fatiii: lair Iihisi and out bulldiiu'-; I'M iiti d d-;ht tiiil-ti unit h of Kuhith'. I'rii $ I O'to C.irl (L WnNhtniriiM. I'ltK SALK 1- rum two to nine arr t.r:n't of fin1 rlv-r bottom land, till lu full hfjtrlrii; inihurd: on" ttiilo from city llmlt on rlvr ro.id. Oih; t'-n-itrrn t nirl ; idnht dht-ro(iii Iioiihc; prlv;ii water work 4; iilci lawn arid Hhrublcry. '! "H-phonn nnd U. F. !.; on eli-ctrlc nurvcy. H. A. Col. tf WANTKU WANTKli. Home break Ins; by day or month; slso horses Irsckod. Kn quire llsnrs' livery . JDdtw WA.NTKI Threw lrls to lesrn liorHlng st the KuRelie (lnersl hos pital. Aiiply to Dr. J. W. Harris ti WANT siK '! tioriiw IJdnS to 16, ooi) for s term of yesrs with Kllt edpted security. floiel propnslllrjn for snv one wMhlns; to plaee a lon AddrM I... r Oaurd I..IST Ml I (UMI I.'.- I ,'te PUP. . an 1 V.'ll I f d.' r ' a I d . l oi: i:i r l-'UK U! house. stiiith il' A lurnu Kn-Hi.te at S shoi. on P.uk lie I :int !i': -Ire. t S-r.iom bi.i. k- Pill; KKN1' Nuo trout loom; flir ll.ui' iu.it. elistile lulils and bath. Sni'aliie ter to neulle men. I..4 Past Ninth iivn. MIX hi. 1, AN KOI 8 IUH I'AS KGH8 ON SHARKS I will, tnruish a tew settln.i to reilalile1 parties. C S. Prank. IN Past S Ninth street, Kugeue, Or. j IK YOP WANT TO SKI. I, your prop, i erty tell the Ortnon Land Ponipa- ( ny about and tlu'v wtll do the j rest. 412 Willamette street, kin- ! Bene. Or. tf j NOTK'K-- tlavmii lerevered ri-oto my j Injury I have resinned my loislinvs i of horseshoeing and genei.il hla.-k. smithing. P. IV ll.ioiuy, l-i.l i lile.euth street, Paiiniouin, Or. liON'T fall lo see Piu'ieai If you want bir gains l:i re.ii esiaie. . buy and sell farm and city prop-I orty. miprovr.l and unimproved Tlmiier and mining stoi k. II. i'Iim- j e:n. Room II, Walton llldg. if 110 CASH AMI $10 PKU MOM II . Wl'l buy a lieaiitllul Palllornla vi:itvi,rd. the imome from which will be siiflirl.Mii to make you In dependent for lite. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Inlormutloii and contract free. p. n. Robinson, general ageut. Pacific Grove. Pal, INTERNATIONAL COURKSPON- IKNCK SCHOOLS "Tlu. nuay Mail t Pnlvarslty." (lives a thor ough training at your own homo In nearly all the trades and profes sions. Text hooks and luatrumenta (when required) furnished free. Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment off Ire, tt V. Eighth street. It. J. Klrkwuod, rep rust'iitallve. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN I'll VSK I WM AM) SI ItliliON.H UH, ANN.t MAl'HKH. DsteupHthlc pliy'cian. All curable disease, treuied. Women and children i specialty. Office over K. K. Uunu'i l'hona lied lliill. UK. II. L,. BTPDl.KY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Phamhers' store. Ml! Wlllumctlo slrt'oi Phono lllack lil'Jii. Ponsiiltatliui free, ltesldoncn ?3t Kerry street. Phone lted a 197. C. H. CANNON, M. I). Iloiuoi'pathlc phyiilclan and surgeou. Chronic diseases and dlHcases of women and children a specially. Ulectrl nil vibratory and light I rent men t. Orflco, Bulto 1, il and i, Dunn build ing. Phone Main M0. Hoards Hoffman House. Phone Malu 1 1. J. P. TITUS, M. 1. Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases nt4 diseases of women and children given special attention. Karadlc gulvaulc, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments glv mi. Office, r. S I Willamette Hi root, with Dr. P. li. .Mcllougal. Itesi deuce, 0311 Pearl street. Orflco phouii, .Main Gill. Itcsldence lilione. Main tiitl. AITOIl.M'.VH.AT-I.AW 1 1. Ai.l.KN, ahoi ii..-) -at-la, lilt) lllHiuetiu str-t, Kugi-iiu Oreson. IIIPYKP, Atloriliy-al-lMW. Illllt over l oralis vhun store, i'.'ieiu On.gou, ilN H, I'.IlM PNoi IN. Attorn.'-at-li'ttieiio l.oai. law. Kotfiou I slid 'Z, ami HavliiK Hank. . M. TKAVIS, At.o ,i. yatikw. of. In-,! over I'iiiKi-rio l."on t Having. Pitnk. l-iugene, Oregon. IKlltHM & P.KIP'.vOH'ITI, AUoiueyi- at'law. ...If li-o In ilovey biilblini;. j over Chambers-lirlstow bunk jO. A . W I N 1 K It l K I Kit, Altorney-nt law. Laud titles and prob.uu spoo- laltb n. Olib u over (. ha iiibci it-UrU-tow itank. j WOOlMjtfCK rolTKK, AtToriMiys I Ht-law. A. ('. Woodrin k und K. O 1 I 'iitt it. Off Irf nun lilork Mi nt II ul j (MirlHniitii block, Kun nu, Or.'K'Ui ' WALTON A NFiSH, Alini tifyH-ut-law. J. J. Waltna aud H. I. Nim. V, Hi prRf-tlc? In nil th ronriH Ui tin t-M.te. cfri, room i, Walton lilock, Kux,r-tt, Ori-nnii. JKSSK ft WBI.ia lAvyt-,-, No, 2b WeM B.glith irft, Muet)i. tr lppPltl poRf.: f Iil VH upt'l'lul atttnilriii t-i tho f.'.aniinatlon of ah Btrattv, diflftiriK wiilu, hfitllnn tat-, rou vnnr.- nd rulltrri iuim AIiwj t a. I pM4iou mature, l'bouc Led 1 1 i if. N. II Alt hAlKiil Hii.cb.i attitn tk.iB Klva in itlvnr h4 settle. aioel f natal". Akisi lor Pouil nentsl Ineiirssee I cue i,.ia y . Ibaia (.. rust Nallennl fuss DullUiuK. Ktif, fire.irsn WILLI A Mr! It HP.A.x. .ttl uiys mi law. J . TV. William., L. K. Ueau Practice In sll tins af the lal and befor the P. S Land oriict fiffieas II, 19, 14 and 10 Mi-Cliin, llulldlac A K( -HIT KIT KltP.ai THOMAS Architect. Hseteh es end plans drawn, blue prints and specification, fienersl super vision over bulldlnKs In course or ! rolo-a-in tlon. If thlnWInK of bulld- luic. lare or small, see me. 1'erlus j 9-Hsonable. ltoorn 7, Phrismsn 0 block. AiH.HllSn.iH THK I.AM'. l'')rNTV A It.! TU ACT , CO.. It".. n,l 2 .no! il, Va:-ii " u. H, liu.i-tiv, v Pries nubonehle. I MirKTtKt.llS J. W. KAYS CO . umiertakers and f'liieui directors. Kiic.ne. Or. PAY a: tlKMiiuSiiS", underiakem and et..;ia!m. r . i.riH r Willatu ettti hiuI Seventh fitre.t-. W. T OOKIiON, funeral director. State lUitiM-d cn taiuuT. Otdce and reaidi-n.-r. renin and Olie streets. I'h.iut. K. l I1M. .MINI NO I-i.NlilMil-.ll.s" HKKBItiHT l.Pll'ill. mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Kxamtnatlons and re ports on mines aud ore treatment. Kugene Ciregcwi. CAKPliT l.PAM ItS 1 JAY C. .M.. OKK, urct cl-.inor. Pilotie lliaik 1.071. ItliAI. PSI ATK A(.l'iTS J. I., l i. AUK .v ni, ruauis It. real estate, t'li'mcl. Or. Silt I III li.N P. vl 11 1! it. ii. umi; cahu Tim aril I'ot'th.llll Passenger No. 1 1. J..! i'.. in., Clieou Ex press. No. l 6:Ui) a. in.. Cottage drove Passenger. ' ' No. 1 1 1 : i5 a. m., H.isoburg Passenger. No. II 6;t2 p. in., Portland Ex press. Tm.anl San l-uueiM- rajmeiiger. No. 11 2: IS p m , Hoscburg Pas senger. No. 1" 9:35 p.m.. Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 15 12:32 a m , California Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. in., San Francis co Express. Wen. Illng llrunch. No. 84 S:3U a. m., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No, Si! 11:1(1 a.m., arrives Eu geno from Spring!!, id. No. M7 1:00 p. nr., leaves Eugene for Wendllng. No. SS 6:40 p, in., arrives Eugene from Wendllng. WM. MPItKAY. lien. Pass. Agt. Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Astt. O. P. A. A. J. tlll.l.P.TTi:, l.oeul Agent. I A New Set Chairs of Whv do von have OLD BIIA1II1Y CI I A 1 KS In your home, when vim .-an make them P.OOI) AS NP.W lor only 6uo t A ran of Chlname', Kill wors wonders In your home. See that the Chlunmnn Is on every can. Hen our west show window. ASK TO HKK bi ll NKW WAMj PAI'I.H lfl-lS Went Seventh St, OVERTON Wall Paper arid Paint Co. 'tfMueHa4lt.4yia Groceries You .',V4VS fiPfj l'dl...3 C'f Cdr it i V,.;c-..-l.-s ;r.d Feed :t i.i' efc- 1 d -livv-rv t ;j.i :, 1 Life'. r lour I'lii.ne MjinSJV. HelRISHlV?' J. M. Mori 11 V r. My.ru J. W. Wan a . The Red Star incut", Lojuift : : : : : I'topi'i'ty LUtrdi ttml Sd(J , nt Ouiti'r'n piit tt:::: ; ltootn 4, Mi'Ciiiiik b'.ot ri, Coruor hth and Witt in tie ritn. I'hurH'iOfricf. Hliirk t;:71; Heil j denct. lllack 4-li2. !UKrtH', . Orrtfon scat's iL'M'epsin Cspssih 2-fc. a rcsmv'E CURE. fi-: f r lr.it. rr.w.llon or ri T A ft.' o.. bia.,.)M 4 Iiim . '. hl'lHrfc So ottto mo i v if ",r " .e".' i.i M. , Jt li i.O. :i 1 Malrl Ul i J" r! P "' " i'n' " lt... i.Im Hal iir i AS.H P f D' a rv. e h fkt.ll. MVuM. II H.ikTtkni .'XiA-OLTKI laTal-C!INCI, ' li.'" ei:i.j...roNTiie, o Hold b W. U lK LA NO. (trtiticiei MOWER & WOOD Keel KulMe nnd Tlinbcr lamda Ititiii-fi, Kami and 4 'Il J lTierty Vour pii-.n.aae r.si'if ully railli llrP HiMiin I, Bvef Klrt Nat. Hank rVll'wnn. Ci. Traisfer L'mhl nd htnvy Hatling' v:4 "X' it'j'Tct'e S.irr'. O'gixi I'boiie iiiui'kO 1 A Iv o