Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 17, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. n,Tair r. i i . , . ihh riiinvr i i 1,1 it IIU 1.1 uuf.nu, i Gl'AKU IMUXTIXfJ TO.. IXC. t luu les It. Kiahrr. published every day of the week. 6undavs excepted, -tauress all cum- UDlcalions and make all remit - T.nces payable to The Eugene Guard. Eugene. Oregtn. Subscription llan-s Daily Delivered by carrier, per week j Uiivered by carrier, per month r.u 1 B mall, one year (in advance) 4.00 gi months (in advance) i.,J0 Ooe month ;) Single Copies u; Weekly Guard, per year i.jo Advertising rates made known on ,pplication. Entered at Eugene, Oregon, pestof- flee as second-class matter. , Agents for The iuartl. , Ac,rJ"iS to the S'L-ntlfie Amerl- The following are authorized to I can- lhe lw"'ve locomotive minuta Uie and receipt for subscriptions orlu""ers in the Cnlied Sa'es ..n.act any other business for Th.. aria i,,i, - . ' a a 1 r ,T U-o.kK- f!oeH Daily &nd Weekly Guard Cresweil J. . viara. Coburg George A. Drury. Ail postmasters are authorized to rjcelve and receipt for subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly Guard. AX IXDKPENDKNT PAPKIt. Member of Associated Press. "WEDNESDAY. JIXK 17, 11)08 CALIFORNIA VIEW OF OKEGOX ELECTION The Berkeley Reporter, one of the blest Republican newspapers of Cal ifornia, comments very Intelligently upon the result of the recent sena torial election In Oregon. Its conclu i tlons upon the growing Independence among all parties and classes of vot ers is well timed, and conforms to tie views enunciated by The Guard, when It adopted an Independent po litical policy, believing it to be In line with the progressive tendencies of the times, which are the outgrowth ot more pronounced individual action Mute mo .u i.iiiin ami tct for himself and to follow party leadership only so far as It agreed with his own inclinations and be liefs. The days of blind party alle giance have passed, and the work and utterances of such men as Roosevelt. Bryan and LaFollette have had much to do with bringing about such a Hate of mind among the American people. The Reporter says: "As the people of Oregon feel, so feel the electors in all parts of the country, and machine politicians may take heed to It. There is no doubt whatever that nine-tenths of the Re publicans would prefer free trade with the assurace of personal integ rity and ability in high office, to pro tection secured by the election of un trustworthy candidates, and that nine-tenths of the Democrats would prefer high protection with honest government to any other kind of a tariff with untrustworthy men in of llce. Fcr the present it is useless to Implore electors to vote for candi dates whom they do not like for the sake of "the. party." The one issue in American public life is honest ov ernmsnt, and It overpowers all other Issues. In this state, our candidates for of.'ice next fall must be men of known good character and clean af filiations, or they will not be elect ed if any other party offers h itir men. And they ought not to be. The People will demand personal charac ter be .'ore the triumph of protection or free trade, imperialism or anti- imperialism, (he Roosevelt policies or the Bryan policies. No man tainted 'lta unholy affiliations, or who is evidently backed by large camp-iign funds, whose source Is unknown, ought to be elected to any office, or lll be elected, if there is a clean man running, against him. Let us nave nothing else." AtiitK Tirrit.w, r.-vi'Kii OX GUAXtiK Sl'titi A movement has been stur b!nn county to have the State t'ni 'ersity and the Oregon Agricultural College placed under the same boar:! 0' regents, suys tho Oregon Ajtrfc-o'.-lurlst. There is much to he ; favor of such a plan, as well :i lood deal which can well be s ,0e other side. We cannot Ii"! loS that the Incentive to th nt, however, is one of hos'i ki?her education by the sta'e ! movement has been s ai: 'e same perilous who fat lit r 'I'fer. ndum on the I'niversit; Matlon. , It is astounding ! Hacy persons In Oregon f.,;i. ! P'eiai.. the ,iack eye whi. ' 1 11 at tlie I'tiiversily aper Vo"l! have given Oregon. "e n would have I"' n " Agricultural Collcg- had tH,B one ot the colleges ol th University. That Is the way W t.-in and Minins.ta. '' kl"a are doing splendid w 'he lit,,. f ag.-irulturil I" fere are grea: obstacles now )' of j i c K an arraitS'-ni' t.' 5'm d an attempt to h-iln-' i r-iv o ri-mi! In more harm tti: -"'i object of th.' I ' 'ii" lean lc m i h,,-h in-' Had. if i board to avoid do; This O In reality eres .. . - "vm proof 0( Inieli . . . . and Irion aj- i -a.ueuient of i!.t l"'"l le: thev i. . '"'ase the valu- "I prodii." ""'e. la!., the Inula! ,,-,r, swell iu ' ..V"1'""'"'"" ' !-'nis unj . Z . , d;sIril'il:i!i The highways i 'a' I'oiiutrv, th. shared hy all and th, v ..: ,. by all: hev benefit a'! :".( i, ' """""'ue t them, selected rm-ii:;y by Was the i,. "on. John it i ; "jr.Kne.nl. of A!al, "'. tip'in wht.-h i ne delivered a the senate of ,t powerful orj'ivti 1 CniteJ State. . 1 ,ou- locomotives in Hn: " n un a were for UFe at home and SSS "ve exported. This i. increase of six per cent as compared with 1906. These fie,,- . . mise tigures do not In clude locomotives built in shop, f me railway companies. There were 1 330 electric locomotives and 'Mo compound locomotive, huP; ls i against 237 and 292 respective 11906. The latest telephone renort w. that January 1, 190S. there were In use In the systems of the various IV11 ocmpanles 3,839.000 telephones, an increase of more than three-qnar-ters of a million during the vear. The company has 103,000 miles of poles ana i,0t4,U00 m es of -ir iwj auder Graham Bell has reason to look at these figures with a great deal of satisfaction. It is announced that plans have been perfected in Kansas City for a religious campaign that will "touch" every part of the world. We have known some "touching" revivalists ourselves In our time and we doubt If Kansas City can produce anything more adept along this line. But then, you can never tell; the world Is im proving all the time. A Western paper mourns tho loss of its editor who died recently and whose estate was appraised at $loi), 000. The paper states that the editor started in life with fn cents, and that the balance of his fortune was won hy thrift and Industry and the kind ness of an uncle who died, bequeath ing him Sfifi.99X.fiO. The Guard will gie its readers the report of I lie work of the Chica go convention the day it happens. It will do the same thing when .he Iieni ocrats meet at Denver, t lie evening paper being true to its motto, "to-, day's news today." I Steel billets, sheet bars, plates, structural shapes, merchant pipes and wire nails have all b"en reduced In price. None of th'.-e things, how ever, fig'tre on any family hill "!' fan' that has come under o ir r vation. Don't forget that tomorrow Is official clean-up (lay in i:i:g,-n". out and work, even if I; sh n.l I Ii little damn. Th" ex- rcl e will the ;;,! you geod and improve I appearance of the city vei ! g 'iieral naterial- The man who wobble i ry time t ; . . : i in! . 1 i .i'.ek '. . " :l ! evT- ' ;. .. y 1 1 f. I .t i- i- j . C'H rw. u" O," , . -: ,M tr T! ! ,.,' e f et V.I "- ' ETCEVE TAKING PRECAUTIONS r ,uB ; H'-l 1-1 rKrn M U-r- : u ii . e5cy- . t I "The trees will soon be leaving !" This morning grandpa cried. he hears a plausible argument will save himself worry by remembering that it Is plausibility which enables ! the professional spellbinder to coin I hot air Into real muuey. j - J j Br'er Fairbanks may soon be In a . In position, if he'ls not already there,, to fully appreciate the fable about! the animal that had to go hungry be-'88 cause he hesitated too long between two chances to get a square meal. j If their opiulous were obtainable, It would doubtless be found that the "allies" do not believe the adage about not putting all your eRgs In ouo basket works when applied to politics. It's quite certain that the admin istration has not done' anything to' the "allies" that the "allies" would nut have done to the administration, had the conditions been reversed. l.est a wrong Impression be creat- ' cd concerning the black-ai'.J-tau dele gation from Liberia, we hasten to say that the delegation is not accred ited to the Chicago convention. It dionld not he forgotten, how ever, l hat the source from which he got his orders was the greatest fac tor in making the power of Frank . Hitchcock. The "undesirable d leg.ites" ',o the; Chicago convention were handed complimentary tickets for a down : trip on th liuu!;.-tlie-bunips shute a. :-: us t 'l: y MNiwe.l up. inail tin- r .. lh.ll of cowan!-" ' ask the Chicago News. I'er- 1 ha;.., Iho'.igh in poiilh s ill Ire .;t:eiuly hav1 only crow set oef. re t:um. i a Of c.ini'. 1" Till! ticket the cond place on the open" hut that does ak" It , that any man lacks I he proper O.K. not ni"an. wll t It whi. T'.'ese v ann s "1 hy ev rybudy .owers are appreclnt and will put the f 111- O'-r tr'.al trln (j ins -fie Is ) world Uoptiy DAILY GUARD, WKDXESDAV, JIMS Bui we are not brlirvinrt that, 'Cause now we've got 'em tied. Ishlnit touches on prospective bumper crops of all kiuds. . j . . Moreover, in the minds of many wise men, a senatorshlp in the hand is worth more than a vice presidency the ballots. -. Sure; June will go down In history a montB of Political disappolnt- menl8, 0UI n "ve nolh iug on Ju'2j Speaking of big hearts, the pres ident and Mrs. Roosevelt sent one five feet high as a wedding glfo tin other day. It was made of lilies. P HEP AH ED INSTANTLY. Simply dd bolt ing water, cool and serve, lflc. per peckavc at aU irrocer. 7 flavors. Kefuae all aubatitulea. THE MARKET POR ESTATE IS AT McMurphcy & RugIVs 22 Wfst 8th .Si WE BUY WE SELL Wt RENT WE EXCHANGE DO acrefarm, acres In crop, lii lit pasture; now 6-room house and barn; crop. Block, tools, Implements, etc. It taken soon, go with place at isil. .-.lio llt.iiO cash, balance on good terms. 1S2 acres. On acres In cultiva tion, 40 more can be; K2 acres In timber and pasture, all fenced ; H-rootu house and bath: good uKxaJ barn anil cow burn for 34 cows; good farm lixw ; crop; all tools and In: pleinonts go with pine at W1..-.IHI, on best of terms. SO acres In crop, 7 ',- mllin from K'lg'Mi- If sold soon, will if ii at J!-:I.IMI un ari crop Included I no at re . 7 miles from Ktl I'ehc. on g.i'd gravel roud; air's In cultivation; !!.r. Ill . pio-ture ami tl, nber. Price. If I.OIlO, ! " ; its In I'h nix, Arismna, to I- for I riy in ur nmr ug. I,". -Til h Hll'l In; tTTi in lurjiiih 'V4-ry I, for im hnti-'4 trn 1 t;ir:i. rliW k u .irk ; t-Atuih' ur-"irl'-B, a ',"'l McML'RPHEY & RUGH 22wcst8'hSt. HALL &. JHUMWAY Pluinlitl.g and Sewer Work. Alto general y hl.lng In Un hfl heet Iron wors. irou ,rk pron.jP. s-Lnefl t. rrry full llii- of plumbing fibres Pit. or Itlttk I t..:. ' wiiUDtnie REALi 4 J L'-L-LU "" ' "' 1 " i Sweet!' If' I IT, 1008 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 1 OK B A1.K FHK SAI.KlMX)se cheat hay. S.juire Smith. Thoue Kiiiiii, l.txt'. d& J20 KOI! SA1.K-- Five fresh Jersey nilUll oov.8. I'hone Farmers' U. I'. Ohlsou. Ii vmi: JlSdw FOK SAL A nas neater, utmost new, lor sale cheap. Address Box U. Kugene, Or. If vw.v o.i.c 1 uoi o.tKiiui ea tieieuiia bulls for Bale. Ktiqulre o.u Wil lamette street. .t FOK SAi.K A baby walker and a baby buiigy. Inquire iei West Fifth street. tf FOR SAI.K - A few tons new hay on race track, Monroe and Thirteenth street. A. C. Mathews. J I FOR SAUK Duff Orpuigtau eggs, 13 for $1. YV. II. Hampton. 1101 Columbia avenue, corner lath at. FOR SAI.K A flrat-clus barn, suit able to be made Into a dwelling. Knquire K56 or Mil Ald.r ireet. t. FOR SAI.K 1'arties wisl.ir.-f to Unj 200 acres ot first-class lli.oer I .ml call on J. W. Carlll", four naUa wmI of Hale. FOR SALK flnod R-ro, :u 1 .nine ani barn, on large lot; k ot! garde. ,; also houaehold gootls. C II at D. Jefferson street. JK FOR SALIC All kinds of aiur-i Hit j wood. Can deliver at on.'e. A i ; dress O. L. lleckwll'l, Co. hen. Or I I'hono Farmers blvn. J2o j FOR SAI.K 9-rooni house, three brocks from Willamette stdeet; lot 80x76 feet. 1'rlce, $2100. Ore gon Land Company. tf FOR SALK One Polo Angus bull, one year old; two miles south of Franklin. Address J. F. Kirk, R. F. 1). No. S, Junction City. M7 FOR SALK Four-room cottage; lot 57x160; located near high school; house has gas, lights and water. Apply 724 Olive street. J15 FOR SALK Tinnier land, quarter section In township 16, s. r. I w, section 32. Will sell cheap If sold at onco. Address C. J. C, care (iuurd office. FOR SALK City una, close In $300. $:tr,0 and 1100; $:( down and t Oper month, without Inter est. W. 11. Kay, at Kugene Uun Company's store. tf ''Oil SALK A No. l business for sule; good location; clean stock; III take city property In purl pay ment. Wish to retire from busi ness. Call at Guard office, tf f'Olt SALK First-class baled clleut hay; also maple and old growth fir wood. Louis c. Vitus, .nine Hon, Or., 11 F. D. No. 2. Phone Farmers' 1 5d9. J20 'OK SALE A well Improved flllll. of 120 acres. 4 miles north ot t " burg. This Is a bargain at 1 per acre. On good terms. Smith & Drown, Coburg, Or. FOR SAi.K Ono National cash regis ter, one Iteiiilngton typewriter and a largo Iron safe. Kuqulro of M. Travis, Loau & Savings bank building. FOK SAI.K -Piece of properly on WfHt Sixth street. Will give reduction of t2r.ll If taken within ten duyu. Dox 54 1, Liigene, Or J20 FOR SALK At a bargain, 100 acres of timber on tho Hlunlaw, one mile from the river; crulsea 6,1100.000 fuel. 12.000. Kllillllre C. V. Ogles- by, rtMim 1G, lie, k with building, tf FOR SALK No. 1 client hay, baled; No. 1 grain hay, baled: No. 1 white oats; a good wagon cheap. Sue K. M. Warren, 412 Lawrence street, Kugene, Or. Phono lllnck 4!I02. J- IIOKSKH FOR SALK One bay mare weight 1200; one bay horse, weight 1100; one black, single drlvei", safe for lady to drive; one fine saddle pouy. A. M. Ullbert. at feed barn. ir LOTH FOR BALK HV OWNKIl-Two lots and k-rooiu house, barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, mar mill race. Lot ir.ox'.ifi on Twelfth and Alder sire-is, lost north of Patterson school. J. J Walton, r.l,'i Willamette street, If foil KALK - Fine mountain ranch of HO acres; 40 III cultivation and about 40 timber; creek miming through farm: fair house and out buildings; located lght miles SOU III of Kugene. Price 1 1000 Carl '. WsHlibiirne. - I Kdll SALK - H root iwo lo nine lit re tract of film rlv.r boiioio laud.! all In full bearing orcininl; on.'i mile from rlly llmlia on rlvt-rj road One I'll acre trail; eight eight-room ll'iui.e; prlvi'i, wu'er' works; nlte lawn act shrubbery. , Telephone and II. F. D . on elei iiic survey II. A. Col WA.MTKD If , W.VI Kll I jit too.'. f.o crates of s' i it w berrie Palace of Swe. Is. )l WANTKD 74 4 Aid' A milch cow. street : WANTKD I nr. girls to learn I it'irsliiK :tt the KiiKene O liernl lios ! o.lal. AldIv to Dr .1 W. Harris O 'f W VST Kll I i-t Ap'.lv Mr"-' ni I O g ' 'I Y ' ! :, I ' re . Vn. ?7 W. 'I Klifl'lh i)" Fr nt re. t inrit"' Inquire HI JIT U IV'I Kl. .. Illrl to work ill Cilll'h mi WIIl.TTiictle sire.1. J17 O W'ant.Hl ( t ,ntiiiiil. ) IUMMS ATK1 - -All peiaons hav- lug rooms to rent timing the uni versity summer sesloll1 June -l!. July, !t I . are requcuvl to phone the registrar of the I'niverslty. i.. y. TRAVIS, Attor.iey-at-i. Ot Maln 27. Ji4 flee over Kugene Loan & Savings rVTTTM , v i lT: "7. ."T- Dank, Kugeue. Oregon. 1 KAM AN I Kll - I he ci!y of "- . gen,' will receive proposals up to;lORKl!) & SKil'WOKTIt, Attorneys- Saturday. June 20 i Mark, t D.ivl at law. office In llovey building. for a good team to be used ..ii lhe over Chamtiers-llrtslow bank s'reets and for fire purposes Any one having a desirahle team for such work limy call on Councilman C.eo. Fisher, with (he llollelltiaek Kejl Kstule Co., or CouucMltliltt T. II. tiarrett. with the .Mitchell . liarrett Real Kslnte Ci). Dy or.ler of the City Council J 1 IIS! AMI KOI Ml LOST ladles' gold watch, Klglll movement, with long chain at tached; lost between Seventh and Dlair" streets and business nectlon of the city, between 4 uild f o'clock Thursday afternoon. Re ward to finder t'lease leave at Oiiard office. J 1 u mit hunt LA UN' lOt KKNT Apply at West .- . nth street, Kugene. in Jit' I OU i.KNV Nice front room; fur nace iieat; electric lights and ttath. .Suitable for two gentle tiii'ti. 14 Kast Ninth street. FOR 1;!'!NT A pleasant front room suitable tor two; board In connec tion. Cull ti!3 High street, corner ot 'U'tit.i. J18 llO'l'KL PROPOSITION Tho Junc tion City Hotel, containing 60 rooms, furnished complete, has re cently changed ownership and the property is now for rent. A very favorable proposition will be given to a first-class hotel mull. Will give long lease If desired. Address II. N. Durchell, Junction City, Or. J20 MlhCKl,liANKOll8 FOR KXCMaSiIE noon wagon for wood. C. S. Frank, IS!) Kast Ninth atreet. IF YOU WANT TO BKLL your prop erty tell the Oregon Land Compa uy about It and they will do the runt. 413 Wlllamolte streol, Uu gene. Or. tf Anyone going away, for the summer who would llko some oue to lake cure of their place may call on or phone to Mrs. Frances (li'lf- flth, :t r 7 West Fifth street, Phone Red lir.2. NOTICK Having recovered from my Injury 1 have resumed my business of horseshoeing and general black smithing. C. I), llolowny, Kast Klevenlli street. Fall mount, Or. DON T fall to see Chezein If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop, erty, Improved and unimproved Timber and mining stock. 11. Che em. Room 11, Walton llldg. tf 'OI.K'H (1A.KTKKII A bllHluess ill rectory of each city, (own and vll Inge lu Oregon and Washington giving a descriptive sketch of eueli place, together with the location and shipping facilities, anil a claa Hlficd directory of each business and prolesslon. It. L. Polk At Co, Inc., Sen 1 1 le. $10 CASH AND 110 PKR MUM'll Will buy a beautiful California vineyard, the Income from which will he all f fie l'U I lo mnko you III dependent for life. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Information and contract free. F. I). Robtuson general agent. Pacific (irove, Cnl. INTKRN ATIONAL COKRKSPON DKNCB SCHOOLS "The Ituay Man' University." Gives thor ough training at your own home In nearly all the trades and profes lions. Text bonks and Instruments (when required) furnished free, Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 4b W Klghlli atreet, R. J, Klrkwood, rep. reae illative. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PIIYSK'I.Wn AMI hi lt(.i;os Dlt. AN.N'.i MAUlKlt. (Jsteapiithli phyf'ct'ill. All curable dlaeuau treated. Woineu anil children I specialty. Ofllce over F K. Iiuun'l Phone Retl 11.3 1. DR. II. L. H i t DLL I'-- Ovieopallilc pliyalilan. Oflhts over Chambers' store, MS Willamette street I'liolitt Ilia, k l.l-' Conaiiltatloii free. Itesltlence 13 1 t'tsTry street. Phone Red 3 If 7. C. II. CANNON, M Ii - lloiiioeputlilc ptiyslciaii auit Hiirgeoli. Curotilr dlHeasea and dls.'.lsea of wolllt'll I and childreu a specialty. Kle.trl cnl vibratory and 1 1 lit t r t uiunt Offlie, S'ltl.i 1, 2 and i. Diimi l.ulol lug I I. oi," M no .'.I 'I Itoaida ilotfiinin ilouse. Phone Main It. J. F. I ITI'S, M. D. Homoeopathic j priyli:lan and surgeon. Chronic j ill tenses and diseases of women and ; clillilren given apt-t lal atlentloil Faradlc gulvaiilf, static, X-ray and vibratory elecirltal treatments glv. I 111 Office. DM Willamette siren. with Dr L. K. Mt Dotikal. ILmI tleiite, :t2 Pearl a'reet Ottlte ph., lie. Main l,2!l. Jtesldelice phone. Main (;.'',!. TTOIlKtH.AT.I,.V O 8 i AI.I.K.':. AH' ,i.. at is, l.U L. HILYr:i , A'tot ney-at-biw. OHIc I over )oran' shoe store, L'tgeut ' Oregua. ATTimXKYH tC.iitinu.-.l.) l.KON K. KDMlSnuN, Attornoy-at- law. Kootng 1 and 2, K':eue Loan and Saving Huuk. A. WIN'TLRMKIKK, Attorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambers-Urla-tow Hank. WOODCOCK fc POTTBK, Attorneyt- at-law. A. C. WoBdriK'k uuc! K. O. Potter. Office oue block south ot Chrlsmao block, Eugene. Oregon. WILLIAMS ft BKAN, Attorneys-ai- law. J. W. Williams, L. K. Ueso. Practice In all courts of the stato and before the U. S. Land Office. Offices 12, 13. 14 and lt McCIuuh WALTON ft NESS. Attomeys-at-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice In all tha courts la the stwite. Office, room 3, Waltoa Illock, Uugena, Oregon. JKSSK! (V. WRI.I.M. lawyer. No. 26 West Rlghth street, Kuieae, Or. oppesite postottlca. CItss special attention lo the examination ot ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collection. Also to all pension matter. Phoa Red 1176. N. HARBAltQM. Special atten tion give to dlvorso tut settle Bleat tf estates. Agent (or Conti nental Insuranoo Cotnpaay. Room f. first National Balk Uulldlng, Kgne, Oruson. Dulldlag. INDKttTARKltt) J. W. KAYS ft CO., undertakers and funeral directors. Kugene, Or. DAY ft HKNDKKSON, undertaker and enibalmera. Corner Willam ette and Seventh streew. W. T. GORDON, tuneral director. Stale licensed embnlmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phouu Rod 44K1. AKCHITKCT KRhih! THOMAS Archltoct. Saetch- es and plana drnwn, blue print and specifications. Uenernl super vision over buildings iu course of construction. It thinking of build ing, large or small, see me. Term reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman block. VKTKItlNAUY Hl'lttlKONS Dlt. C. '. (illll't'TTH Formerly State Veterinary of Cali fornia; served three years on Statu Medical lloartl. Is located at Hangs' MI.MNU IC.M.IMOKItS IIIEIIIIKUT LK1GII, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable luformnllun furnished to Intending luveaLors. Kxamluallon and re ports on mines and ure treatment. Kugene Orego1!. CAHPia' t I.KAMCIW JAY C. MOUItK, carpet cleaner. Phonu lllnck fi07l. IIK.tli Ml A t K AliH.Mf , L. U.AItK ft CO. Dealer iu real eMail), Cresweil. Or. AHSTRACTOK8 TDK LANK COUNTY AHSTIIACT CO., Ruou.s 2 uud 3, Wareu Illock, Kugene, Or Pi icns reaaotiithle. hoi'i tii'.it.s r.u'ihiii It. It. TIMK CARD Toward Poiilaml -Pnsaeiiger No. lii 2:43 a. ill., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 6:00 a. in., Cotluge drove Passenger. No. 12 11:55 a. m., Roscburf Passenger. No. 14 6:42 p. m., Portland Ex press. Toward Hall Francisco Passenger. No. II 2:18 p. in., Ituaoburg Pas senger. No. 17 D:3u pin., Cottage dove Passenger. N, o 12:32 a.m., California Kx press. No. 135:4 1 a. in., San Francis co Kxpreas. Wemllllllf Itl'jlllcll, No. 84 H:3u a. m., leaves Kugene for Springfield. No. s;' -11:10 n. in., arrives Ku gene from Kprlugll. Id. No s; - . on p. in., leaves Kugene for Wcndllng. No, - ;,. lo p. m., arrives Ktigeue from 'eiidlii.g. WM. Ml'RRAY, lien. Puss. Agt, Port 1h n,l Or JOHN M. Mfi (IT, Asst. (i. 1. A. A. J. (i .I.KTTK, Local Agent. FiEW YORK CLIPPER 18 THE OREATEBT THEATRICAL & SHOW FAPER IN THE WORLD. J4.00 Fer Ysar. Glncla Cj;y, 10 CX 1-11 KK W I.HiLV. Sample Copy Fr.zz. rnNK fJUFFM PUT CO. (Lid), I" ' l.islll !. 41 W . .Isrtl el., .a VOHS. St IIHI ItlliK FOR TDK lit AltD. 1 ,.-",-1 ' ,, ,. ,.M ,, '....e tl,r , ..iter ., :'" I 'me), to I :'-i: " 4lrh shoul l be remedied. o "C 'oi roads are avenues of I