Eugene daily guard., June 18, 1908, Image 3

TgJlGENE DAiLY GUARD.
Gl AKI, IMUXTIXG lO IXC.
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IA1T AXI) 11RYAX
KOH CAMl'AIGX Pl llLK IVY
The Literary Digest says the sollc-
Itnde ol Messrs. Taft and Bryan for
He success of a bill to compel pub
licity of campaign contributions
prompts several editors to rise and
remark that the desired publicity can
tery easily be secured by these geu
Uemeu themselves, If they are the
tindidates, without any act of con
gress, by a word to their campaign
ouagers. And the editors of the
Xj York Post, World and Sun sug
(est that if tliey feel that way about
it, they might make a good beginning
hy telling how much their campaigns
lor the nominations have cost some-
tling that the" people would like to
know.
It all began with a telegram from
Mr, Bryan to Mr. Taft a few weeks
igo suggesting that as leading candi
dates In 'our respective parties we
join In asking congress to pass a hill
requiring publicalon of campaign
coatrlbutlons prior to election." In
eply ilr. Taft sent Mr. Bryan a copy
ol a letter he had written on April
10 to Senator Burrows, chairman of
tie senate comniittee oh privileges
ind elections, in which he declares
Jmselt very "strongly In favor ol
ie passage, of tho bill In question,"
:ltins his belief. "that it would tsntl
greatly to the absence of corruption
ii politics If the expenditures for
omlnation and election of all can-
iidates, and all contributions receiv-
rfand expenditures made ly p.iliti-
iil committees could be made public,
loth In regard to state and national
politics." Wheneat Mr. Bryan ile
tiires himself very much "gratified."
Congress failed to pass the' bill.
iowever, and the matter is left as
Were. It 13 now up to the candi
dates themselves.
All the country towns throughout
He state are figuring on celebrating
M the Glorious Fourth of July. Af-
ter the smoke and noise and enthusi
isn are over there will be the usual
Tories and fatalities to chronicle.
But Young America demands it and
!Te must celebrate, no matter what
tie consequences may be. Perhaps
"lesson In patriotism is worth It.
H sometimes we have our serious
)obts.
We are not quite clear Just, h
Raj' battleships Admiral Kvans t "
Wnts. One account says for
St and another nineteen. "
m than likaly that he is ask:
Plenty. However, it is eon-:
t has tl.fi sav in the matter.
and i
Rt honorable body has pas.-' .1
sitbte t, for the present a" !
ill g-t two no mor , no '
Andrew Carnegie places i; 1
'"'ml of all our metal-. T;.
out copper as the n.-i.
Nl be n..... s t.i a great ni r. '
o hav :... laboring uio! :
asi"-n all along that gold
Tim- i. 1 th,.i ,.., I '. : i
b-i:
as been k..o k' I
ataen-.-:
Tit!
- I'nng said, in a
address, tl.at tie'
- ot siniiliul y i:i tl
'1'" A::ii'riian ' n-
- i t speaking hti:n"
lange that close '
'"klnamen who !:a'.
'::..5 nev?r reveale I
'ci:mi.
"r imii,
an I
M he w.
ier.
"of !h
us
1 1 " J-kles on tin i
1 " i.-.-i-d r.il ,'ur;-- i
t a 1 of t. jo. ;(.
i.'" ' ' r,;i:n ti thr i
i; ' 9 u hilo ; 'i
driven In:
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thosi" Wn !nM
dramd aio".
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Fairbanks .. , !;:, ,, .. h
place. l',...,:,)s . .llviri ,.
winto i:,s,. o. k ius ,,(
stamped upon the t.-i-I-r ,.f t.,
Whv itn.-s !. ;,!;,...., '.,
up day?
it th. .
l-.-'ti ,
I
Mississippi chivalry can l-o no fin- j
ther than tne .u.un ()f ,h fi,U iNt
(When he refused to sl.,.ot i,. k when1
he discovered that his mortal mmnl
bad been Inflicted by a lady feuj'st.
He duced to cvery-day iinglisli, Col
onel Watlerson's political working
motto is: "Let's all hoi mether .i
try to lick the other fellows b. fore we , 80"ll;"n"t u,'ller
...art , km.! . .. .. L"na rtelds has been at Franklin
siart to knifing each other.'
Some men don't knuw a good thing
when they see it. The mayor of Tam
plco, Mexico's most popular bath
ing resort, has barred American
bathing suits.
So far as we know Joe Cannon has
not congratulated Frank Hitchcock,
though he must have looked with en
vy on some of Frank's autocratic
stunts.
Those Republican delegates at Chi
cago are hearing some new things,
anyway. For Instance, the Lord's
prayer repeated by the chaplain.
Uncle Sam having gone extensively
into the real estate business in Asia,
the Lfherians cannot s,ie why he
should not do as much in Africa.
There Is no doubt about tne dis
appointment of the "allies" but they
would have a hard time convincing
anybody that they were surprised.
Anyway, the preachers at the Chi
cago convention understand the grav
ity of the situation. Their prayers'
are unusually long and fervent.
While the rubbish of the town is
being cleaned up, don't overlook the
billboard at the depot.
MANY PIIOXKS HI T
AT IT.MM.FTON
Owing to the lac: thai the saloons
of Penillel in are to in nut of business
on Julv 1, about f ifty t"'i.-ph :nes
r-ave be-n ordered -out at that time.
When Kuaene went "dry'' two years
ago ninetv telephines were taken on',
hut within six weeks the company
had gained back that niimli f and
within two months v -r I -'1 n-w
phones had been in.v.au-u u. ....
so Manager Marston
at the prospect and
hack more phones
within a few month
tioli goes into elfee
uiau.
is n : alaric'd
xnects t
gain
than are lo: t
after iirnliibl-
Kast On
MOP.t.AVS I I rmti ni:
1-ACTORY
It. C.
Furniture nm.:..'.rH for
L-hc.lesaie or reta:'. '"Mo s. ' -!ti,lKara.ee,l.
rry"
;f Fifth street 'i'.-,j' i- ; ' hol
i phone Black " ll
1 niark .". r.Cil.
POOR CHARLES!
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MR. TAFT RIDING ON A
I'll .NK I.I X ITKMS
'Special C..nesioni!ence.)
KrncKlin. June 1 T. Kvervthlne Is1
progressing nicely out in our couiurv'
now. j
Several people from this place at-'
tended the Monroe picnic and all re-''
port a fine time. If you want to have'
a good lime go to .Monroe.
Mrs. Prank Kirk has been on the;
sick list for some time Inn t r.!
looking for a Job of work.
We all!
isn nun success. i
Uolph Lingo says he has visited !
Smithfield for the past two months'
and says he will continue as pros-1
pects are good.
Harry Keeler has been on the sick I
list for the past few days. j
Miss Millie Kirk, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles I .em- t
! ley. has returned to her home at
Heppner. j
Arthur Shove hos bought him a'
new horse and Is breaking It to work
to the buggy. - Wonder what this all
means.
The Christian church has organiz
ed an Kndeavor at this place.
.Miss Anna Mounts, who intended
to visit Triends at Salem Friday, has
had to put her visit off for a few
weeks.
Misses Ada Smith, Lena Kicbard-
son and Mr. Tony Bryant visited Miss
Klsie Lemley Sun.iav.
BIDS WAXTF.D
Separate bids wanted for brick
work, Iron work, plastering, cement
work, plumbing, wiring and all ex-'
terior mill work fur the I. O. O. F. '
building on or before the 20th of,
June. 1 iHIS. I
Plans and specified ions can bp'
seen at. the office of J.ihn Ilunzicker, '
Eugene, Oregon.
Kuril bidder will he required to,
furnish a bond of at least fifty per
cent of his bid.
lty order of building committee.
, J20
si'Miiv si:i:k 'i t: xf.wport.
C:: Sun lay.
liy. will run a
iuc Albany at
wit It the ii o'i
June 21s:. the C. & K. '
n lO.ciii'sioti train leav
7 : :!." a. in., connecting
locjc local here, arriv
ing at Ya'iulna 11:10 a. m. On the
return trip ih-.y will leave Yaqulna
at a p. m., arriving at Albany at
10:30 p. m. A. J GILLKTTK, Agt.
Slimmer l-lvcursiotl Rates to Yuqylmi
Hlld .Newport and Detroit.
On sale every day. round trip to
Yaiiuina. Ji nn: to Newport la. 50:
to Detroit. 14.2.1.
Tick 'ti sold on Saturday and Snn-
day tc, Yaqulna and NewMirt, llmlte.1
to Moiidav following, J:i oil.
A. J. U1I,1.K 1 I K, Agent.
STLRNIiFRG IIAIGIIT. ' i
Pho'os. stamps and post cards. '
Genera! view work. Sixth street, be
tween Willamette and Olive.
tf
Coeoallltt meal. 2e per lb.
Ml Ii IN ; TINGI.KY.
r.oi.t.l'-'e ill... of lags and bunting
' Hill s (Inn Slon .
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EVGHNC ItAUT GUAKH. THl'RSDA Y, JINK 18,
LOCOMOTIVE.
Aivi:itrisi:i 1,1-rri'Kiis
Juno IT, 1908.
Allen, 0. J. '
Arnold. F. M.
Carpenter, Miss lone.
Chappell, J. M.
C'odne, Wm.
Condron, Charlie,
l'avis, James N.
Griffin. Raymond H.
Hannivan, Mrs. Fanny.
Johnson, Clifton.
Jahnson, G, C. '
Johnson, R. .
latgan. F. B.
McKibben, J. E.
MtMullen, William.
Morris, Dr. J. H.
Parks, Dr. G. F.
Prosser. Leon.
Sears, Chauncey.
Smith, 1. A.
Walker, Rae.
Wallatii, A. L. "(2)
Woodward. W. A.
Young & Davis.
J. L. PAGK, P. M.
Tlogers Bros. 1S47 silverware
sold cheapest at Watts'.
For sale at bargains two second
hand ranges. J. W. Kays Fur. Co. If
Phone Red
fer.
1421. McVay's Tranii-
THE MARKET
- FOR
Li
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphcy
& Rugh's
22 wot 8th St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
&0 a''.refarm. 3 8 nrrcB In crop,
12 lu pHKtun.-; now (j-rcMim
Iumihl and ltarn; crop, stock,
totilrt. liiipleiiifiitH, etc If
tiikfii hodii, Kf wth pluci a L
0((,rOO )1 :()') HHh. bH)mio
itu i;it(xl IcrniR.
12 Hi rirH, iirri'H In cullivii
tiin, 4 0 i:nn ran b; H'l
u r'H hi tniitn-r ;inJ pahturi',
all fi'iit f d; s-riK.m hritmc and
batti ; t(Mf(I .2 Itui n hik!
cow liar n or ( I ciiwh; K"'l
rat in hiim; Iaj crop; utl
t(Min uihI liii;il-riirntu ltl,
ti'.' at 'l,.'VIM, oil l'!it lf
tTl!IS.
SO itiTCH 111 fT'Jjt, 7 lllll-
fr'trn Kui:ni'. If ftold noon,
wlit tiu m t;to.iM itu mw
rrttji lilclud'tl
1'Mi fc.-ri'S, 7 iiiiS-.n frnm Ivi-
i-" on K'' '1 cruvi-l road;
7 ' ttfr- s lu j ! I vat Ion : -"
tti iaturi' ;ifl tlutlr.
I'rl. HH.itoo.
lois In I'hei'Mlr. ArizoTin. to
fr;i(i for roj."i y In or war
..-rn
rlr.K,. il
ft- ;
ti lt'in and 'it
iii'iii i n in vry
f i rnfiiln-d , fur
K'J.IHlO.
(lo-.d tifw
r o lotv; t
li-nif au4
har.) I'M
hni-; for
n mm
od I'
)iiir k
hoiiH a
irn. rlil'kfii
fa til I ly or
m; a nt
tf. I JUKI,
McPvlURPMEY
&. RUGH
22 wtst 8ih St.
HAIL (& iHUMWAY
I'liitnbiiig an. I
A!o if ro-rwl )..':.
-. t Iron work. Ir-.n
... r Work. I
Ill tin snd
work pr .mp'; j
til. 1
ry a ruiMino ot poiiMtiing uxiuim
I'hf.ue Hkack 1:174. . WtlUuMrtw
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
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Sir. i: h. l'lioiu.
i i ltcat h
Karnu i s
"l";t'
r.
l-'DK SAl.K - Klo II
tuiN h
o; s. I'houo Kai"
th!Min. lrvintf.
l. V.
lUi SALn a Rtts to-auT.
new, lor sale ctuap. AtMr.
14, Kueue, Or.
a,uu.t
sa II. o,
It
I KOIt SAl.tw '1 Uui Mi-.urtu Itei etord
hulls for sale. ICuijlllre &jt Wil
Umeite Blret'i. ;
Kolt SAl.K - A d-w unta new hay on
I rare track. Monroe and Thirteenth
I street. A. C. Mathews. Jli
1'tllt SAI.B Hurt Hrpintttou escs
13 (or II. W. B. Hampton. Uu:
Columbia avenue, corner llb l.
FOR SAl.K -A first-class barn, sillt
1 able to be made into a dwelling
Knquire N.'ti or S4ti Alder street, tt
i FOR SAl.K 1'arttes wishing to buy
I SOU acres of first-class tin er lat. 1
call on J. W. Carlile, to-r mil- -
west of Hale.
1 FOR ABSTRACTS In 11 it, ,1; col it
Ior blue prims of vi. -i it U. ...
write R-jseburi; Abstr.-.i; .'omi :i v
Koseburg. Or. j 1
I
FOR SAl.K Good f--ro.
barn, on large lot: )
ulso household goo.ls.
Jefferson -street. '
.1 I ousc i ,
Kid Kar.lcit;
C..II at lu
J!"
KOK SALK All kinds o( :our-f.Hi'
wood. Can deliver a oc.ee. i 1
dress G. L. Beckwlth, tloshen, Or.
Phone Farmers fiUx-a. J25
FUR SAI.h: S-room house. thre
blocks from WtlUimnttp. stdaot; lot
S076 feet. Price, Ml 00. Ore
gon land Company. tf '
FOR SALK One Pole Angus bull,
one year old; two miles Bouth of
Franklin. Address J. F. Kirk, It.
Y. D. No. S, Junction City. JIT
FOR SALK Tinnier land; qunrter
section In township 16, a. r. 1 w,
section 32. Will sell cheap If sold
at once. Address C. J, 11., care
Guard office.
FOR SAl.K City ioib, close In;
1300 3S0 aud 1400; ff0 down
and $1 Oper month, without Inter
est. W. H, Kay, at Kugon; Gun
Company's store. tf
if'KOK SALK A No. i IhihIih-hs for
Bale; good locution; clean stock;
will take city property in part pay
ment. Wish to rt'tlro from busl-n-(H.
Cull at liuanl offico. tf
FOR SAl.K Flint-class haled client
hay: ylso maple and old growth
Mr wood. Louis C. Vttlia. .lunc-
. ilon. Or.. R K, 1). No. i. Phone
' I- in mora' a9. J0
FOR SALE A well Improved fai in
of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co
burg. Thin la a bargain a" $ ill
per aero. -On good terms. Smith
& Brown, Coburg. Or.
I FOR SAiiK One National cash regla
I tor, one Remington typewriter and
! a largo Iron- aafe. Knuulru of L.
I M. Travis, Loan & Savings batik
I building.
i FOR SALK Piece of properly on
; Wit Sinn aireel. Will, give a
! reduction of r.il If taken within
I ten daya. Ilox H4 1, Kllgelle, Or.
1 Jit)
IFOR SALK At a bargain, Hin acres
! of timber tinbe SliiHlnw, one mile
I from the river; cruises fi.iiiiil.illlu
feeu 11.IIUU. Knilllre C. V. Oglea
by, room 1C, lleckwlth building, tf
FOR SALK No. 1 client bay, baled:
No. 1 grain hay, baled; No. 1
white oats; a good wagon cheap.
Hi 15. SI. Warren, 442 Lawrence
mri'i't, Ktigene, Or. Phone lllnck
4:102. J-
IX)T8 FOR SALK BY OWNKR Two
lots and H-room house, bnrn; fine
land for garden; on Fourth street,
near mill race. aH I (in lit & on
Twelfth and Alder streets Just
north of Patterson school. J. J.
Walton, 515 Wlllaiiielle slrcel. vf
jJ'Olt BALK Front jwo 10 nlnn are
' tracts of fine river bottom land,
j all In full hearing orchard; one
mile from city limits oa river
1 road. One tii-acrn tract; eight
1 eight-room houie; private water
1 works; nice lawn and seiriitilierv. 1
j T leirione and It. F. 1).; on eU:irlr j
! survev. H. A. t'oi if !
WANTKU
WANTKI
,'lt Ot.'-:.
.1.1 .-lal'-sof s' raw lieri les ;
I'alll. e of rtwe t 1 I K
WANTED
kl'elo II
Sweets.
Illrl
and
to w.jrk
clerk.
In ramie .
I'tlmi' of
IK. !
WANTED Tnr.-o girls I.
nur-lug at the Kiik-iii' 13' ti.
pllnl. Ar;.ly lo Dr. J W.
rsl hos-1
It irrl- ;
tf
I'e. Hie
lii.-.n 10.
... O' o. I
j W N Ti :l) A llil.l. .'lot b I'e
woman to v ok nitd Ho lui.
! uoik on tin- lane'!. A'M"---.
j S .nd.-r-ion. t ami. Cr"ek. l.alo-
j (lr.'"n. '
I ROOMS WANTP.li All p r"i.s l.sv
) Put rooms to rent during tbe .ml
I verslly siinuner s.slon, .Line 2.
1 -I'lly, 31. sre re.t..-lel to. lil.o tie
1 thf r.',:itrar f I In' I "nl vr P v.
iflam 27. J-4
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CI. ARK CO Dealers IL real
estate.
Creswell, Or.
A, !
1 1
j it.
t: '. 'i '
KOU KKXI4- Nno (rout room: ar-
n.o'o hoal ; olt'i trtt' il-lus am!
t'.itll Sllit.t'.ilo for lv. KiMUii'
UO".. K4 l-laa-t NltltU ..,itr:.
FOR KFT A ple.i.-ant fi.tnt
sullutile lor tto. Ii....! d in i
lion. Call tl.'ij lliijli street,
of lentil
roont.
Mine. -
I'O.lli'f
jl
IIOI K1. PROPOSITION l l.e I atu
tii'u City Hotel, containing ..ti
r. inns, tut iiUlu-d coin l-:e, bus re
cently chunked nft nci'ship and the
proiu'i'ty is now for rem. A vei y
favorable proposition will be given
to a fir! class hotel man. Will
give long lease If lies red .l Iress
II. X. Hurcllell, Junctton Cliv. Or.
JL'U
MIM'H.USI.UK.
Ktli KXCll A.siitl - coo,, wuon for
wood. C. S. Frank. lJ Last Ninth
t i ecr.
' Vol' . ANT TO SKI. I, your prop
erty I'll the Oregon Land Com mi
n y a., on It and they will do the
rent. i.J Willamette ureol, hlu
gone. V. tl
. you. .'otng away for the summer
who v oild like some one to take
.ma ii their place may call on
"Or . ' n- to Mrs. Frniicea C.rlf
Ilth, . West Fifth street, Phone
Red
r JTI'71- HafliiR ruccvured from my
Injury I have resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general black.
smithing. C. I), llolowny, blast
Fleventli street, Falrmount, Or.
DON'T fall 10 sea Cheiem If you
want bargains lu real eatate. W
buy and sell farm and city prop
erty, Improved and unimproved
Timber and mining stork. II. Che.
em. Room 11, Walton Bldg. tf.
OI.K S UAZKTKKR A buiilnesB di
rectory of each city, town and vil
lage In Oregon and WimlilnKton.
giving a deacriptlve sketch of each
place, together wit b, the locution
and ahlpplng facilltlea, nnd u clua
airied directory of each bmiluess
and profession. R, L. Polk & Co..
Inc., Seattle.
lit) CASH ANIJ 110 I'KK MO.M'll
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will be aiifflclent In uiako you In
dependent for life. llanilMoine
pamphlet, valuable information
and cuntract free. F, II. Roblimon
general agent, Pacific tlrove. Oil.
INTERNATIONAL CORRKSPON-
lllONCH SCHOOLS "Tho llusy
Man's University." (lives a thor
ough trnlnlng at your own home
In nearly all the trades and profei
aions. Text hooks aud Instrument?
(when rciiulrod) furnished free
Full Information and circulars al
the local enrollment office, 4,1 W
Mlghtli street, R. J. Klrkwood, rap.
resentnllva.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
I'llVSICI AN AM) HCIKiKOAH
DR. AN'N.i MAI'RICU. Osteapalbli
phyH'clau. All curable disease,
treated. Women and cblldruu (
specialty. Oflli'w over F li. IJuun'i
PI10114 Red 1011.
I) It II. L. BTdOLKY Ostoopatblc
physician. Offices over Chambers'
tore, b 1 8 Wlllainuttn street
Phono lllack 12211. Consultation
free. ResldeBoe 34 Furry street.
Phonn Red SIH7.
C. II. CANNON, M. l. Ilomoepatblr
physician aud aurgnou, Chronlr
diseases and diseases of women
aud children a specialty. Klectrl.
ral vibratory and light treatment
Office, Siilui 1, 2 and a, Dunn build
ing. Phone Main f40. Hoards
Hoffman House. Pbouo Main 11.
J. T. TITtlil, M. D. Homoeopathic
libyslclaa and surgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women and
fblldreu given special ul lout Inn.
Faradic gulvaiilc, sialic, X-ruy and
vibratory electrical IrealmeiilH glv
a. vtlM-n. 5K1 Willamette street,
with Dr. L. lit. McDiiiig.il. Resi
dence, ti32 Pearl street. Office
phone, Alain 0211, Residence
pkono. Main 03!.
4ll'lllI.IS.,l T-I.AM
.8. i). alm:;.-:, aiuiuwi -at ia, t e
I Wlllameue siri.M'., Kugi.'i.u "omon
U lill.Yrll , All... i.ey-i.t-law. OHIO,
over Yorar's slioo store, Kugelis
Oregon.
H'.dN H EDM CN.-e N, Attorney-at
law. Ro.iiiis I and 2, K'-eiie Loan
and Ka v Iug4 JtiioK.
1.. V.. TH.tVIH. Al'i.i.o y ..t-.. Of
I.e.' over l-oig. lie Loan Ac Saving,
Hank. I.ui: , I 1 ... ;o 11
(.I'.IM a SKil'V.OKTH, Atioilie
ut Law. jIi.e in lli.ve)' toilliltii
ovei Chui.ilicrs-atrliitow b..na
C. A. WIN'TKRMKH'JR, Atlorney -al
law. Land flll'-s aj.d proliale spec
IsliP-s. orri.e over Chamber. llrla
t.w Hik.
WODD'tOX'K I'OTTKR, Attorneys
al-iaw. A. I'. Woodcock and K. O
Porter. Offbe one block souiti ol
' Cljrm.iiau ol.ek, Kugei,e, Ongou
. WILLI AMS c Hh-iS, rtllori.i ys-i
' law J. W. U llll. mm, I, E. Ilean
I I'r.ietl. ti In all conns of Hie s'at
aiol Ie I .re t .e I . S. I ..111 I ufllr.
. Dili. I -'. I I. 14 ..i d 1 :. M' ''Ion
. Ai.ro
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1 s .-.iJ.HS,
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IJflit e, 1
Kueiie, t
111 1:0
' a.loi
I'. 1. 11 ..
I.l h;hu', I t.'s
i'ltls. ate .id i.y
fam ..is little I,..-
" u.-uggisn.
HAKN Kv
At I t iK.S t. t H 1 1 oilMIIUt-O. )
JFSSK l. V Kl.l.. l.ay..-. No. ti
West Kighth tr.rt, K.ug.'ue. Dr.
oppostte postnfrue t,ie.i s,-iji.i
aueuuttn to lint v.in.ii'atii u ' ab
stract. diaftln Wilis, settling es
tates, .'onveyaucea sad collections.
Also lo all pctMiott lilaltrM 1'lio.i
Kfil 117 6.
N. HARIIAl'GM. Special atten
tion glveu to divorce aud seule
aient it Mlalts. Anul for Conti
nental Insurance Ccmppay. Rotu
b. First National Bk Building,
Fiigeue, Orvgau.
Ilnll.llng.
I'.MIKHT AK KRS
J; W. KAYS 4 CO., undertakers ami
funeral directors. Kiigeue, Or.
DAY HF.NDKRSON. undertakers
and etiilmlittera. Corner WiIImii
ettti and Seventh fltreew.
W. T. GORDON, funeral director!
State licensed einbalmer. Office
aud residence. Tenth aud Olive
streets. Phorni lied 44HI.
AiiciiiTKrr
FKKK THOMAS Architect. Saetcn
ea and plans drawn, blue print
and specifications. General super
vlslou over buildings In courao of
construction. If thinking ot build
lug, large ur small, see uie. Tertna
reasouablo. Ruora 7, Chrisman
block.
Vin KRINARY ht lUJLONS
Kit. V. V. (iltlKFITII
Formerly State Veterinary of Cali
fornia: served three years on Statu
Medical Uoard. la located ut Hangs'
MIM.NU KNOIMKKRS
IIKRUKRT LK10H, mining engineer
and expert tnetallurglst. Reliable
Information furnished to Intoudlng
Investors. Kxamlnatloni and re
poria on mines and ore treatment
Kugsne Oregon.
CAItl'KT CLKANKItS
JAY C. iMOORK. carput cleaner.
l'hiinu niark 5071.
A HH'l'lt ACTORS
rilK LANW COUNTY ADSTRACT
CO., Rooms 2 and i. Wareu UlocK,
Kugeue, Or latent reasouablu.
SOI TIIKlt.N" I'AtTKlli
11. It. TIMK CARD
Tovtnril I'oilliinil I'asse.ig.'t
No. li) 2:43 a. in., Oregon Kx
presH. No. 180:00 n. to., Cottage Orove
PnsweliKer,
No. 12 11:1.". a. 111., RoHcburg
Passenger.
No, 14 0:43 p. 111., Portland Kx
press. t
Toii iml San Fninclsco Passenger.'
No. II ..IS p.m., Roscburg Pas
senger. No. 17 9;3j p.m., Cottage Grove
Passenger.
No. 16 13:32 a. ill., California F.X-
trcMH."
No. 13 5:44 a. 111 , Salt Francis
co Kxprcss.
Weinllliial llriincti.
No. SI k:3U a, in., Icnves Eugene
for Springfield.
No. 8211:10 n. in., arrives Eu
gene from Springfield.
No. 7 1:011 p. 111., leaves Eugotie
for Wendllng.
No. ss 5:40 p. m., arrives Eugene
from Wendllng.
WM. Ml'RRAY. I
(tin. Pass. Agt.
Portin1.1i, or
JOHN M SCOTT,
Asst. O, P. A
A. J. (JILLKTTE,
Loral Agent.
hr' V'
"K.vim nun " a it in Ac 1:
III I'MI'.INd
Is what makes our work so tVoroiiuii
iti.l duril.e. Wo know ciirrl.ittea
froiTi t e i;i . md it;.. W he-i !i ti' U
I'Milll.. V e kll .w wllei'i to I ..-ale it
itol r"ii:.'y I' :n i'i b .l in irmer and
lior '-.I ;l Th... iii.-.ii.s a flrst-
iii. . lol. i 1. 1 a v o-y siiiail hill for
' .. ll.'. 1'ai" us try oir skill oil
.'"'.r . .irrlag". Y n il be glut you
lid.
Burbach& Bristow
531 Olive Si.
SHOP MUM' N I Oill Rti
E P. S'll'm b-is op.-iiel tip n fii-vif-1
l:i.. sine .bop In 4'.iiu.-g. All work
guaia .t"d. I'.rlug In ) r .1 i. work.
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