Eugene daily guard., June 23, 1908, Image 7

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AX lXPKl'EXDKXT I'AI'KH.
Member " cuueu rn-s.
"in-5l)AV. JINK 2:1, l!Mx.
IsOMKKKSIDKXTS OF
Kl'dKXK AHE SLOTHITL.
The Guard Is ashamed of some of
Ilhe'reisdenta of Eugene. They lack
il energy, industry and pride to do
I frea a little work for civic Improve
ment. Knowing that the town will
it full of visitors this week, begui
ling tomorrow, they have deliberate
ly neglected to cut. the grass in their
rent yards, and the grass and weeds
a the streets abutting their preni
its. This would-require no outlay
ol money only, a little work that
ilmost anyone has ample time to do.
We are surprised to know that in
I His era of pulling together for a
Greater Knpene, and citizen should
Ike deaf alike to the appeals of the
press and the orders of the city au-
Ittorltles. We ought to show a clean,
tat, progressive city this week, ar 1
ud yet some persons are too care
less, indifferent or Indolent to ever
ktlp with just it little manual labor,
II not able to hire the work done.
We are ashamed to publish this fact
the world and do it only from a
lense of duty, In hope3 that It may
irouse those most flagrantly ncglect-
Iil to improve the. next twenty-four
aurs in doing tile needed work
ibout their homes and properly.
rlllXTHV XKKDS UKX
OK XATIOXAI, Sl'lltlT.
What this country needs is men of
national spirit, remarks an observ
es exchange. No more li.ipeful sug-
::tlon cou'id be made to the college
nduate as he starts on the tra ii-
-Ml "journey of -life." It is par
ticularly applicable to the young men
ft the West, where opportunity is
Hlimlted and the horizon is un
funded. There are too many pro-
'incials already. There are too many
people of limited vision, 'who quickly
I se themselves in the great company
' the halt and' the blind when their
fincatlonal advantages should make
tan leaders of a larger life.
Franklin may have seemed vision-
7 wacn he answered the question
tot Amrican claims by sweeping
he map from Labrador to Mexico.
'In Quincy Adams was counted ov-'-eathuslastlc
when he pushed the
wisiana boundary line to the West-
fit ocean and foresaw ultimate tri-
pphs of his country upon the wa
ff of the Pacific. Steward met
TO opposition when he urged the
hnisltlcn of what his antagonists
pe pleased to call the "rock and
of Alaska.
Bat these men were of the type
Ml wins. To Jefferson's timid mind
'' a dangerous stretch of the '
Motion when he doubled the area
pis country by the largest real -.-
!'e transaction in the world's hii-
'f. The quick response i.f the p--"-
10 the Louisiana purchiiM
'M him with the power o:'
'lu"al s;iii lt. A study nf tl'.e h-rd'
leers w:io played .such h r
'ti in '-the winning of the W
lu ' Slll-lwliil nr..nii-!ii i.ni fi;
rk of a liner I'resldrai :
'' had no; failed to r h ' 1 :!
tonu-piinn the limits ol ill. I -
'oities of the I'nited Btaf a.- '
m H'w-r. The cotintiy :;:. : '
I'"'!, n .1 b, l- !.r,l Tl ,.
'PP'Ttniiitles is the otii;. i i ' -
unit ,
its destiny.
.' mm are n anti-il. Teh..
''-de te. miicte Li,e country
fJI,iRKss.: ini.As
1-K.M) TO AI)VI-',!!T!S1N'
--o
are in touch with thin-'
re j.ars n famc men mi .
Teasing INKI.'.'HM I
lie mind, of n' -v -P! '' '
' th.
":iii ...
a ;..
; -r., j
'Oil!-.
time, this n- i
t' pormnt new.-pa
hiiQ been I
ol teaching the 1
' I,
r-ir.s
" Ignlflcanre h
anoe of a
:ir..,I
or an a
w h.ve
"T .,-,,., ,.
reiv ,,, , .,
TV :, ,,
e hat
n-n ha
lnr -h,
iM-.-r, ;
who J
Mir
and ..vi.s..,
,0 Secure II, IV
I:"k M our.f.K.,
h's roods, in h..
1 1 .
in I ;
VII of tM.
''I'.u-nt frui'
i.i ft helper
Tt.c r.-ale- ,
atot to i ile
s "-""Mlless )ar
' i's adver.:
-ei.iKi-nce. Tli
; (-n;, rpris
"' a.-e (umin
Hev
" """ 1 ttial is
"" manK-ana ,tu
"i't'milty in :i,:vtrtisirs del
1 variably, n m-p,, srtSM u
"''"'liuiiilsin,,'.
Tl. , ... .. .
. ... inercnan:ii w i,i
are aw., r
in.- newiy ava.nej
verlisiui; are rupinti
n'eres: n
a harvev
loriiintrly. v
eii'-'d. is poiu
e iet.-r,- , iiv(v, ,r
to lie k pt a: I., at ,!
a er. i. p. ci Krnwii,;:
and ;he rc-i.i.Mi.r
opporluniliei V.r m, ivlia,,..,
"l "'r.vj ie,i. s.mie of ir. se i
uri'.irniiutl. 3 are lnbel...l. For
"r.'a.l flir de'.erv
T'le
Co 's
r.; c.'u.on of it. i. V',,11, .v..
city aireetorv i.ir K i.-. n..
lik-!. will he u.s,d a'.ue.n t ie'tnv'
of Stpfemlj,.-. l; to be -i ve-y ,in
Plete work of its kind U. presem-ativ.-?
ot tin- cni.pany tell us -hat the
work Is bel.n; d .lie very thorony lily,
and llmt the boik will contain maiiy
sppcm features not included in the
forme,- edition. The Guard believes
a complete c'ty directory will be of
Kre.'U benefil tu Kugene, as we'l as
a convenience to all business ar. 1
professional men, and trusts that it
will be liberally patronized and en
couraged. The piano nmnufucturers of the
country have formed a trust Well,
what of It? It Is not half so bad to
have trusts dealing in
luxuries us '
"ot a,le-
!H-k el (J L A
.,;,. I. A f
to have trusts that deal In 'the nee-j new machines have been purchased'
essarles of life. The most of us can 1 here lately, and there are u number
get along without a piano in the of visitors who have niitos. They
house, but there are few mortals give the city a decldedl nietropoli
who are able to get ah.ng without tan appearance
food ami clothes. 1. t t'.ie nianiifae- - 1
Hirers of pianos and all other coin-
l.iodities of this cn;...ie.er fi.rm all
l!;e ;ru.;;s t!:ey want lu, out t!ie tiling
tn frown upon is ! lie turn Tia ( I
tile necessaries of life.
'i ;
From force of habit, no doubt,
tile liquor men sllll refer to Kansas.
as a dry stale. Fr.nn Lie pn sent out
look it will be but n few years when
Kansas will have all the oilier stales
of the I'nion lined up with her on
the subject of liquor selling, li
looks pretty clou ly for tli-" liu.-ine- -nil
over tile country at the preseat
time.
A St. Louis specialist claims to h
able to graft new hcail.s on old bel
ies. For Instance, he can cut oif
the heads of two men. transpose t'.iem
and make them as good as new on
M.olher body. A ront.-inpor.iry -''"
gests that Harry Thaw. Tom Plait
and a few others Immediately get in
touch with this great surgeon.
i to think that our moral
. p K.n.t i
' ''! ! li'f'V JajV
It can t
Some sec-m
' .- j-t 1 X
NOTHING TO FEAR. .ll
h jcvx nuuC I 1 !
i ..-. Vtr . . j .- - ' : ... f -- ; A .'J
! . ii " ': 'on r ; , , , (a i
V; r:i'V--
o
f? ' -Let HUH !"'
THE KTCHMI
r
:
If
erven
r J- 1 .d
i iraoi6, on me
v-txk, I should
to be twins !
B VACg
leas ,! rS '?
If 1
lillKations In Panama will result the Chicago convention looked aa dls
lu annexation, soon or late. Don't reputable as their . newspaper pic
know about that, but shouldn"t i tures, ICa a mystery how they kept
wonder much If our material Inter-'out of the lock-up.
ests brought about something of thej
kind before the canal Is completed ., , .. . .
... . After all is said and done, the op-
and In working order. ... .v . . , .
tlmlsm that converts and holds most
Eugene's streets are filled with
automobiles now a-dnys. Several
i
',
!
!
Charles A.
tinned" f r
lirian liikei
"allies" will
Tow ne, w ho
eeond place
the
:
says the democratic
el Id llenvor the same
.vailing that lias been handed to (he
reimblh an "allies'' lu Chicago; und
n a a good guess, at Hint,
If there are any Cubans seriously
thinking of oiigaiting in a revolu
tion i hey would ben r wait until.
after Xovelni).-
ahlo f. get se
,11 -,.l,ted 1 o-er
then I In y might be
e i-ei-rnlls from t'.ie
At Last, many of the correspond
ents selll to Chicago should be given
.-T-eillt for slr llliousiv trying to meet
- 4
the demands of their
readable fietl m.
ditors for ,
Millions of his brother funs know
just how S -nntor Crane fell when he
sneaked away from a tiresome meet-;
lug of the national committee lo at
tend a base bull game. 1
If a lot of the prominent men at;
...ft
D.ULT OrARD. TTESO.W, JI NK
'A
leoiecsiiCry
cv liry, some
lx)iiU gv&jou one
j d von w f
cP smiles
Oinoa
ink Mmmw
.
imn Is that which lias a good paying,
steady job attachment.
Residents of Oyster Buy have
made all arrangements to get the
most out i;f the town's liust Hummer
on earth.
Mori calling one's home to buy nn
air oiiioltile may not ho at the ve
toji of foul-ai ts, but It s mlitliiy ne
there.
THE MARKET
P0R
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& Rush's
22 west 8ih St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
DO nrrWarm, 3S acroa In rmp,
1 1 In patiiurv; new 6-rouiu
hoiiFi ami barn; frup, Htock,
luolc, , i!nnl?uiMit, elr. If
tah'-n Kfioii, kj with pldie ut
;f,roo $15ifi cuHh, bulance
on tiuoil tcniiH.
1SJ arrt'K, t;o ct.s In nultiva
tlun , 4 0 irmn fit n In-; h '&
hi -v-f In t;iiil"T and pawturi',
h!I ft-nc); ti-rndin hou.se ami
1 1 ii t h ; v,hk 2 ; x '-1 ha i n a u 'l
iow burn Iff ''A rows;
farm h'in-; ? crop; all
idcls anil Itiipl'iiifiitH k with
I at i.5m, n bft if
t4TiI.fi.
in itop, 7 M tn . !-h
'mm Ku'-n. If kmM mmhi,
will vn if ;M(.im nn km
'rop Included.
h r-, 7 n.lh frnrn V.- 1
if. en K'-d t'i;tV.-l r'y.t t;
in r - h fn ' ii Ii i v ;ii lo'i ; J ' .
p:tyj u r atid liiiitii r.
It 1' -. mi.iHio.
in 1'h';t-nlv, Ari7ot:a, To
r.rl fur proju-r'y in or wn.r
K'iK-n'-
.". -r'Mtin h'lus' and lot
not-, in; pn Wn In cv ry
r - :' ; ur:ilnhd. for
9'J.IHifl.
k- d n'-w r-roifit houii' mid
t'i to-; k Hd harn. rhli h'-n
I' ;i id pH'lt ; family or-
. ar 1 nnd ,-t; a (food '
h'-ri:f; ior I.(1mi. !
CO
McMURPHEY
22 Pti 8ih St.
REAL
28, littlN.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
I OK NAI.K
.i.M.i: tine tr.-.,;. ,
I.. Miller, lllau S;i
an.! i.ilf.
ad.iillon.
it
' r.
i KOK S.V1.K l.oojie cheat hay. Situire
j Smith, l'houe farmers TaxS.
Idi-wjUit
I KOH SALK- A msh ri'BUter. a safe.
I and a nickel cotiee urn. Kimulre
t at iJuard office. u
KOR SALiT A gnu Denier, atir.osl
new, for sale cheap. Address Ilex
14. Eugene, Or. tf
ECU SALE Tnoroniriured Hereford
built for sale. Kuqutr bio Wil
lamette street. tf
KOH SA1.K Good li-room bouse and
barn, tin large lot; good garden;
Call at liiS Jefferson street J-ti
FOh iiALK Huff Orpingm.
13 for ft. W. 11. Hampton. 1102
Columbia avenue, corner 19th l.
KOIt SALE A flrsi-clasH burn. ull
atile to be made into n dwelling-.
Enquire had or i4i' Alder .-treel. I.
EOlt SALK 1'artiefl wlsiui. r to i.m
200 acres of first-class tli .ier l.-i i
call on J. W. Cai llle. f. ir n il j
west of Halo.
KOH AIISI'ltACTS 111 1),. 'kI
or blue prints of i.-j
write ltiweburg Abstr. t i
Koseburg. Or.
.1 COl. i
e.t li:
'.)ltl i
I
EOlt SALE All kin Is t lour-; .
wood. Can deliver al o.icu. An
dress G. L. lleckwlth, Go hen. Or.
Phone Karmers .rx".. J"..'.
EOlt SALE- 9-room house, thre
blockB from Willamette stdeet; lot
80x70 feet. Price, 12100. Ore
gou Land Company. tf
EOlt SALE 35 acrea river bottom
land; U acres potatoes, 10 acrtia
corn; balance In hay. Cheap If
taken at once. Enquire 476 West
Fifth street. J20
FOH SALE Tlmuer land; quarter
section In township 111. a. r. 1 w,
section 32. Will aell cheap If sold
at onco. Address C. J. G., care
Guard office.
FOll SALE City mis, close In;
M00, (350 nnd S400; .".0 down
uul il Oper month, without Inter
est. W. 11. Kay, at Eugene Gun
Company' store. tf
FOH SALE A No i business for
sale; good locution; clean ' stock ;
wli! take cltv property In part pay
ment. Wish to retire from busi
ness. Call ut Guard office, tf
I O't KM. 10 A well liniir.ived fnim
of r.'n iieroii, 4 mtleii nurth nf t'o
hnri:. '1'IiIh la n btire.:il:i lit $'ib
j.-,. .,,.r nn K,,,i, terniH. Hinltli
& Urown, Coburg, Or.
l'Olt 8ALU One Nlitliilinl ensb ri'Kln
ter, ono lti'iiilni;ton tyievrlicr nnd
B lnrno li-nn snro. KiKMlIro of L.
M. Trvln, Loan A Suvinti bunk
bnlldinit.
, l-'tll SALK At u biirKnlii, I t;u iicri-H
of timber on the SIuhIuw, one infli
from the river- erulscH f,,iHMi,niMi
j feet. 12,0(10, h'nililre ('. V. OkIcm
! liy. room 111, Heckwllli bnlldliiK. f
KOIt SALK 1 1 V OW.N'KIt Seven
room holme, five and n half IntH,
piped for irrlniitlon, IiIkIi nnd dry;
Hinnll burn nnd chtcken Iioiiho; nit
klmlH rif fruit nnd hcrrlen. If taken
at once, th nrlco will ho 12100; Jn
lllllro of HIMl, K lint Kllll Slreel. I
LOTS KOH SALK IIY OWNKU Two
i lotd and 8-room hoiiKe, barn; fine
land (or Karden; on Fourth atreot,
near mill race. Lot IfiOi'Jf) un
Twelfth and Alder atrectH, Jiml
north of 1'atternon acliool. J. J.
Walton, 515 WIllnniettA atreut. tf
Kltl'IT, NUT OK OKNAMUNTAL
TKKK8 Write or phono L. IV
HoiiiiiIh, lloffiriiin Hdiiko. I will
be In tho city for n tew dayn, and
will be pleiiHed to call and a-n ymi.
TIiIm In Ihe time of year lo order
for full or aprlliR plantliiK; by no
dolnn yon secure what you want
nnd et mileet stock. tur atoi-k Ii
rlnht; our (irlceM are rlitht, and we
will endeavor lo tr at you rlKht.
L. 1. ItoundH.
WANTKIi -A Kiel lo li.-lp v.Hli tin
W(M-k ill a (.m.-ill l"t I; wlilo l'e
ferr.d. Addre.HB .S,i. It. II. Clow,
M.iplelou. J:
LOOMS WANTKI) -All ."roni
li;
lnif rooiiia to rent d'llliii; !!;' u it I -V'Trtlly
Htllnllier Kei'uli, .lime
.Inly, I . Mre re'il'-lel to J.botii
llie registrar or Hie I'liivi-rHlrv
Mam 27. .1-1
WAN'IKII - Tnr. KlllK lo Ii-.-hi,
nnrilnx at the KuK'-iic Ibiiernl hi.'
plial. Apply to In, J. W. Ilarrln
If
V A S'l K! A
. 't'ia ii to
.rk on t h
tlr
iilKl I I'M
ri. Add:''-.,
("r'-'-k. I. ,iii
ram
S 1 ml r.Hon, f a m j
MlM KM.l M'.OI H
KOIt K. lAr,,r.
f'.d. H. Krank,
ifti1 wntt"n f'T
1 ! Karl Math
IK Vol.' WANT TO HKI.I. your prop
erty t"H the Oregon Land f.'ompa-1
nv abo-it It and ito-y will do tbf
r-t ,
-lie.
4 13 Wlllamella street. En-
1
Ik.
tf
L
; y.K Ki:it
of e.wi fl
O
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I
I : i it i v I' 'I It." 1 ii
.1' -1 'hi;-Ht,if fa' !::! t , and a la-
e.'.rl ,)'.' ''if)' "f fU Im-tllM-..
nd i-".f.--'ton. It. I'olk A Co.,
Inc. H tttl.-.
MIM l:l I. AM I l s ( ( oiiiiniiil.)
Ano!ie i;.!:ii; ava f.r it,, siimnur
Willi wot,;.l like s.UKe . ne to take
tale el iin .r j- S. e ttiay ia;i n.t
or pp.,. ne In Mm. Kiauees tirlf
ti;h. .i.i ; Wim Kifth sireei. 1'lu.ne
lied 1
NO'ni'H llavilik r.-i-,reil ir.nn mv
Injury 1 have resumed my business :
of horseshoeing and genera! black-1
mltliliig. C. 1. Iloloway. Kust
Elerenlh street, Falrluoiiul, Or. j
you !
I'ON'T fall 10 iiea Ctaeiein If
want bargains In real Mtata.
Wo I
buy aud sell fnrin and city prop
erty, improved and unimproved
Timber and mining stock 11. Che
em, K oo in 11. Walton llldg. tf
TIMIIEK OWNHliS ONLY -Owners
desirous of disposing uio.l.M'Hle
sired timber tracts of g hmI quality
and accessibility may find It lo ihelr
A.lvmitHite to luMress II. Ji W , care
of Tile Guard Jul'T
$10 CASH AND J10 1'Elt MO.M'II
Will buy a beanllful Calllorlila
vineyard, the Income from which
will '.. sufficient lo make you lu
di'peu ,'iit for life. Handsome
pump . c . valuable liifiiriuat Ion
and i il act free. K, H. Kolilnsoii,
generu; i elil. Pacific Grove, Cul.
I'KLNA UONAL COK HUSTON
:KN( .1! SCHOOLS Tlio lluay
vlnii n I nlveinlty." tllve a thor
oiiKh iri inliiK at yntu- owu home
lu ncirlj all the trade and prolea-
Iooh. 1 it books and liinlruuieutA
(when required I furnished free
Kull infiirniallon nnd clrculara at
the In Hi enrollment offlco, 45 W.
lOlnhlh mrecl. It. J. Klrkwood, rep.
rtMUallv.
htllt KKN'I
FOll KKNT Nlco front room; fur
nace hent; electric IlKhta aud
hath. Suitable for two licntla
men. 14 b'.nt Ninth Hrerl.
U)T AXI IHIMI
FOUND Fountain Pen Clalniunt
may cull on Max Schafer, 777 lllKh
treet. J20
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
rllYSItiANS AMI Hl'ltOMO.NS
OK. ANNA MAlllttIK Jatenpathlr
phyo'cluu. All cm able iIIhchbb;
treaied. Women and clilldrtui t
apecialty. Office over K. hi. Uunn'k
l'lion, lied 1U31.
1)K. II. L. STLIll.KV OBtoopathlc
phynlclall. Offlreii over Cliamlierfl'
aloro, 51S Willumelto ali-eet
I'liouu lllaclc KI2II. CoiiHiiltatlou
free. HcHldence 1U4 Ferry aireet
l'liona lied .11!) 7.
C. II. CANNON. M. I). Iloinoepatlllr
Iihytiiclan mid aiii'Keoii, Chroulc
- dlneiincii and dlhciiHiiA of women
and children n Kpcclalty. Klnctrl
cal vibratory ami Unlit treatment
Office, Siiliu 1, 2 and 3, lliinii liulld
lnti. I'houo .Main 540. Iloiirda
Hoffman Houmo. i'houo Main 11.
J. F. TITCS. M. II. Homoeopathic
ihyitl-lan nnd aiireon. (Chronic
dlHeanen and dlHeimea of women nnd
children ftlven apodal attention.
I- Kind Ic Kiilvaiilc, hi lit !-, X-rny und
vlliralory ulecti-ical treatmenlH kIv
en. orflco, 6l Wlltiuiivltu alroot,
with Dr. L. 10. McIIoiikiiI. IIdhI
deuco, t:i2 l'enrl atroet. Offlco
Iiliono, Main (129. Hualdeuce
phono. Main 631.
ATTOIt h'VH-AT.I.A W'
S. I). ALLKN, Allornej-at-la, OK
Willamette street, EuKeu fireaun.
L. IIILYKU, Attorney-at-law. Oifla
oror Yoran'a ahoe atora, Gugout
Orngon.
LEON K. KDMUNmiN, Attorney-at-law.
Hoonia I nnd 3, G'tKeno Loan
and Hovliiga Bunk.
i. W. TKAVIH, Altorncy-at-la. Of
fice over Kuiceno loan 4k Havingf
Hank, t-JtiRouo. Orogon.
UOHKIS k HKII'WOHTH, Attorneya
at law. Offlco In Hover building
over Chtiintiera-llrintow bank
WALTON MCRS, Attorneya-al-law
J. J. Walton and 8. H. Neaa. Will
practice In all tha cotirla tn the
Hkare. Office, room 3, Wulton
lllock, Kuneuo, OreKon
C. A. I NTKIt M KI Kit, Allot lM'y-Rl
law. hand tit leu und prntutn Hpc-lalll'-H.
Offlit) ovtjr Chainhurii-UrlH-tiw
hank.
WinilK'OCK !'T I Kit, Attorn.-y
at-law. A. ('. Wdodiotk and K. ().
J'oll'T. Oif r OIlM hl'ick nun tli ut
Chrlmn.iu hlock, KiiK,'inf, r'K"" :
WILIJAMH Ac Hf.rt.v ttiorm yd ni- :
law. J. W. WijlJaiim. I.. K. Htuti
ItbiIIm! In all Co urtf of M; nt.it
arnl tM-foro IIih I' H I, and (iff let, j
oriUt-u Z, 1 4 and I . M.M.ni,
JKi'.SK, f. IVKI.I.rt. Lawytv, No.
.( KUIittt -itr'i't, Kt-ri', Or
ni-pOfditJ JiOHt'if f IP-f. iiVA K)M'lii:
aiii'iitltm to tin vianitimtiun of an
ntmctJi, d r a f f l n ft w I i Ik, ttlliiij tn
tut-, ionvyiM' and coili.-cULj
Aiko to all jentnou maltur. I'hom
)td J17tt.
I. N. HAftHAl.'(;il. Mimrlal alien ,
tlon given to divorce aud rettlo-
aient if estates, Agcat for Coiill.1
rental ln"iiranco Coinpany. Hoou,
C, First National Hauk lliiii'lllig
Kiii;eii,., Oregon.
HoKdlliC
Am in 1 1 r
tH,.i: J IH'M AS - Art ti'."'
un 1 I-laim dtann, Mi" riw ,
in' n,i"-if.t a' Wi-i . ( icfj.-ral -n i ' r
vision ivit Luild:ny In finirji
i .tutrij tlon. If Ihlnkit,; 'if h ii : i 1 i
remouauie, Jtoou 7, C br.ainan I
blot .
I Mll.1,1 Alxl IIS
J. W. KAVS i CO.. u:i.!er:aker and
fiim ial .lireelnrs Knetie. tlr.
DAY Ji IIKM'KSISON, llinierlaker
and eli.l.aliii, -r. Coiner Wlliuill
ettd and Seeiull strte..
VV
T. liOitDON, funeral director.
State licensed eiubaltiier. Otfice
and residence. Teutn and Oll0
I reels. I'lioun He I
i.rt:iiiNAH M i!i;i iis
in;, c. c. l.HII i mi
Fonneriy State Veterinary of Cali
fornia; served three yeura on Stato
Medlc.il Hoard. Is located at 23 W.
lull Street; l'houe Keil HIM.
MINIMI KNt.l.SKKItS
IIFKHLHT 1.K1UI1, mining engineer
and oxperl metallurglat. Kollablo
Information furnished to Inleudlng
luvedtura. Kxauiluallona and ro
porta un mines aud ura treatoianu
Ktigdua Orego!.
CAHI'l-rr CLKANKKS
JAY C. MlitiHK, carpel cleaner,
l'hono 11 lack 507 1.
AHSrilAtTOHS
I'HK LANK COUNTY A1ISTHACT
CO., Kiioms 3 and 3, Wareu lllock,
L'ugeno. Or l'rlca reaaouMblo.
IILAL IvHI .M It AtiK.MS
J. L. C4.AHK CO. liealera 1U real
ewtaio. Cruawell. Or.
Sill rlll.K.N I'At'IFU'
II. It. TOIL CAKD
Towartl rortlanil I'ttHNcnKCT
No. 1H 2:43 a. lu., Olegou Ex
preaH, No. 18 6:00 a. m Cottage Grove
l'aaseugor.
No. 13 11:55 n. m., Uoseburg
rassongor.
No. 14 6:41 p. ni., Porllnud Ex
press. Toward lino Kmnclaco laMMeiigtkr.
No. 11 3:18 p.m., ltoaouurg Pas
senger. No. 17 9:35 p.m.. Cottage Orove
PaHsciiKcr.
No. lu 12:33 a.m., California Ex
press. No. 13 6:44 a. m., Bun Francis
co Expruaa.
i eiullltig llriinch.
No. 848:30 a, in., leaves Eugene
tor Springfield.
No. 82 11:10 n. m., arrives Eu
geuu from SprliiKfleld.
No. 87 1:00 p. in., leaves Eugene
for Wendllni;.
No. 88 5:40 p. in., arrives Eugene
from Weudlliig.
WM. Ml'ltHAY,
lien. Hn:". AKt.
l'orllaiid, Or
JOHN M. SCOTT,
Aaiit, O. I1., A.
A. .1, tllLLETTE,
Local Arietlt.
"KNOW HOW" I'.Utltl.UJK
liLI'.MitlNO
Is what ira!'"H our work so thorough
and duruhlc. Y.'e know carrlagce
from the ground up. When tli ru la
troubl'i we know where to locate It
mid remedy l In Die lie.t niaiii-.er und
Hbortest. Hum. That means a f IrKf
i'Immb job li ii 1 a very auiiiil bill for
repaira. Have us try our i-klll on
your carriage. Ynn'll be glad you
did.
Burbach & Bristovv .
531 Olive St.
ADMIRATION
ii (j.iln : J b' e ire ol pjrio.ial
apps;.ra ice. Ltl us aitir
yojrs --c'l-.-in, prcrj jir.i rz
pur, wiicn n;c:cfs.ir yoi-r
Br-ivnti, an 1 yem'!! rzet'.vc
ail thjl'i coning to you and
a liltli bit muff.
EvTy:';in.tposs:!V in
CJ'ji.ir!;; jivJ Dyti.'i.
Eugene Dye Works
6t!i ail 'ilU n-ile S'.s.
I'horie Red 2361
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