Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 24, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DA.IY GUARD. Ul AItK PKIXTIXK I'D,. J( U -.1 I.... II L'l.i 4 linn"" i!ucr. Sp,lUbed every day of t in vs excepted. Address all en,!. .iiolcal'0115 " make all r payable to The Eugene u rn it-! lluurd, i ?ne. Oregon " inscription Hales llnilv n-Htered by carrier, per week.$ Slivered by carrier, per month it pail, "e 'eHr "ll advance i gjj, Boi"hs lln advance) nte month Single Copies Weekly Guard, per year .... .ir, 4.00 2 -hi .ail . o " " .." " s at Eugene. Oreirnn nri,.l (Ice as second-class matter." ' Audits for The Guard. The following are autnorm-d to1 ., ''lat no m,. stimuli to . Oke and receipt for subscriptions oi l""' genius ts jn,, , , , msMCt any other business for The conditions dlu, '!:: ,-: ..ii. .nil Week v Guard. i r . ' 1 r'f'nce -'..n.e n Tresvell-J. h. Clark. rvdiurg George? A. Drury. ill postmasters are authorize.) -teite and receipt for subscriptions to the fail' and Weekly Guard. AS INIIEI'KXDKXT PAPER. Member of Associated l'res. "wT).KSIAV., Jl'XK :M, num. ElGKXi: KXTKHTA1XS MAXY VISITORS TODAY Eugene is today entertaining unr visitors, among them a large delegation of Portland businessmen. We trust that they have had a good time and enjoyed the hospiiality of or people to its fullest extent, but Bore than this, we hope that they hire seen many things ih the way of development and growth In the Willamette Valley of which they sere not aware before coming to Eu gene, tnose among mem wno nave tot been here since the new growth of the city and tributary country be- fti will realize the great changes that a few- years have made, from which an opinion may be formed of the great possibilities of the future. Such social visits as the one the Portland men are making here to dij are beneficial in many respects. In a business way the entire WiT limette Valley will always be largely dependent upon Portland enterprise, md that city's business men owe it alike to themselves and the slate it Urge to become aquainted with those sections, upon the derelop-j Bent of which Its future growth and greatness depends. On an occasion like this they become acquainted! with the people and learn of their I wishes and desires, their hopes and aspirations... They find such towns is Eugene being pushed ahead by tnteriu'ise and energy of their peo ple, and then discover the real reason for Portland's wonderful growth and prosperity. The larger this and other cities of the state grow, the more business there will lie for I'ori lind, the latter city growing only ns last as the development of lis trade area warrants. The conclusion is tba: the meropolls of the siale iaould aid in every way possible the efforts our people are making to ard building a city, confident that e must always pay tribute to l'ort !nd. and we believe that those busi ness men who are here today will rarry away a full realization of this fitt. 1 What we need most is harmony "J good feeling between all sec- 'loos of the state; to enhance our of fals to make a Greater Ore tM, In commerce, In wealth, in poll ution. And these exchanges of so cial courtesies tend only to promote 5i. fellowship and unselfish state' wide and patriotism. BKovKii ci.i:vrti..Xi, DKAl) KX-I'KKSIIU XT. (.rover Cleveland Is dead. The rug - W old man around whom ha- "'""jwi'h the 'rea more of criticism ami pi.i"" 'tan has fallen to "the lot of an; 'r president, hus passed nva full : " rears, and at the end. full "' '";, Derided and abused for h.s p 'lea by 1:1s numerous ! " j aistd without stint V '""I 'I'lwters during his second -'rioy : ' 'm as chief executive, of e had grown wonderfully " ' . , v. ''iblir esieem. ' It is c -nc !!'' , . . .. ' suite of the bluer and s:":'; ' ,;l''ii-l.-ra directed a-iains' .' :' ' f ,,, .. ' S'n-ial, it was best for i'.: .'" , : 'y ai !;,:.,. altlioiigh a' 'idirals lo-ind no laliumig ' . 'nation too strung for lb- ... .... 1,1,1 of their disapproval. !. - . ' ' ' ! (ner the gup f )' , .-. I si-p now, though few of , ' , i ,5'Hy ,.-:,.,. with all that '-': " .''"., . , :. 'iH I' was fortunate the coon" i""v,. ., . , .. H In thoae parlous t'no s .i I ; . !.' atronn en'.ugli to be at 'ar,r.y Insensible to 'ini '!") fH. not be controlled ! ' .. ' ' I ! 1 IK ! ; wIlO -" ' ' . ' ' ;'l'ir,;. T-io , , ,1. .'' In th midst of p.i. :,! 1 'in Wilde. iilry will slnco'1 of one of P s i:: c 1 I'h one a. "i eI"ltd the V.-v II. i- .; a:ient woioaii ' ' .1.' Mrs. ('lev ,.'"' w" highest ie of Am '""'ho,.,), and holds a P'.a - o !fo Is ""lllMil.i "'eilCMl.eli; , "'her ;- ' lmn ask,-, shun. a, a woman c" 0 colli-,. is disc This llfS''l a sr.-a; d,-.,; ,.i .. . ' loe arg,imems advi. I " "'""' isainst a ,,.n . 'd i.,r and As Pi'uprieiv u le lull,!,. ,. 11 lie said ih:,- i, , h: o- iri n.is:a, ' impossible 1 Tnat ,, '"'. I,n"rr is 'on. in 1 ., , , tul'1 !,,.,, m "' 1 ,u il '"lli'ce d,,or. ii'-'i r ... . S'oh was Hi, i. l! alwa; i "-'? dii i:i.,r. ! ' u''d inopl-j a'! such in. n " kind and : ! CJSe of Abraham Lien; -ems lo a ;lu, ,. Ii have s,i:(.J ;.; I his rare senilis. I nave a training , ( f I " a "'He-'" '.,!; I "ui on the other h..,.i ... , thinns lK-ing t.,i;u. a l.i)1,;,'i; t(lm'''; Hon is necessarily f ir,.; v Uecause a few or nianv ,!.'. ,,. uaies are failures in most of", "'"U'es of real manhood, is no ar-n-j "lent against the college. If they . i'o college as in.practicabies a"al rule they will come out the same j A college develops, but does not "eate. It is an artificial inSiiiJ lion and not a supernatural one The question of going to college or not can only be solved by knowing the man or wnian, the college and the circumstancese incident to the case. Here, as in all cases, every tub must stand on its own bottom. Individuality must he consulted. Many persons will not take an edu cation any more than some coarse, rough stones will not take a polish. To attempt to educate them is to throw away time and money. It Is to encourage false ambitions and lo breed disappointments. On the con trary, supposing ihe possession of a good mind and character, there Is nothing that can add to lis power and usefulness like a college educa tion. Here the mind is taught to work. The foundation may be laid for all future growth and develop ment. A college education of the rislit kind and In the care of the right person is capital invested and well invested. 1: is not simoly a money investment, lnu also a mind and heart Investment, and brings pleasure and eiijoynn nt lo all sub sequent life. Hence go to college if it is practicable. The Oregoaian today lias an edi torial on the I'nivi'isily and lis rela tion lo KiiL'ene and .to the slate thai contains niii.:i tlmt is pertinent a:il timely. The Guard endorses its p i silion in general, leu d -sires to call attention to the (act thai local pride anil Interest call it a sense of own ership if you pleas..' cannot In- en tirely eliminated from the question. Naturally in a town the size of Ku gene such all institution bee lues In terwoven with all iis cry life and 'he residents, without rea'ly thinklni. of its significance to the stale at large, feel that they have a s ial interest In it and a, t a-cordlugly. just as they did In the late referen dum campaign. This would be true iof any community as eu . gene. and we believe tne peop, o- n. actuated as mil h by sel were fish financial consi.l ran oi as lh" sity tilid were by a pride in the I'nlv ive for it that was "i" . e I'lii-j: 'iwi h jciatlon with and iis .-incase sii' a i" ,f long and close a, its work, its teacher ,i..i,ts This b-ins ih 1 tms as is- l s-uin of the cai.l ling v.'or ken a- ;l .,,x, ,V '.t . ,v:,. :.: , ;., ; , o : v ' , , ... . .. . o Q o o ARTIFICIAL . I , Simboi -Got dat ,hoo on mr i.r luck, Rambof Rtmbo: -Guiii noti gat him on dr fr Ptr. n' I can't affohd f ktrp on." t'.ons. show ihat the Salton Sea in the Colorado desert is evaporating at an average of from six to efght inebvs per month. :fnd that the ex-is-en.,. of that body of water Is hav ing no appreciable effect on climatic conditions on the desert. To prevent water from the river flowing Into , K n, v..i . ...... . .. ,,ul.e luiinir) ana tnen , menacing the Imperial valley j improvement. through the New river, the railroad Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDonald of people are building a levee about 'Eugene, accompanied by a sister of ten miles Id length and twelve feet In height. l)y this means the over flow will be turned away from Vol cano Lake. . .... borne persons think it a mystery ! that notwithstanding good advice their boys grow up to be wild and j reckless young men. If these boys I were taught from Infancy that home ! was the proper place for them after I j.,.,, ,,, ,, ,, ,1 dark, rather than prowling around the streets, much of this mystery might be explained, and young men I with better moral character and more Intelligent minds would be the result. No parent need expect llllro ! morals In a boy that prowls the streets at ijulu, even If he does go to Sunday school. An Iowa editor was rotten-ec,ged the other day leeause he said lin coiiiiliinciiiaiy things about toe graduating exercises of the local high school. Served him just right. A fool editor who so far forgets him self as lo d.al in crli Icisms regard ing :ln.' work of local amateurs d -;' -rvos all the pilni-heieiit, that can oiissib y be given him. There are sonic things that be:tcr be left en tirely alone, and this is one of them. If there Is nothing lo commend, say nolhiiig, but It is ie ver safe to cou leliin. flf course It had to come. Some ciusty, W'lioan-hatlng cynic charges that It Is only the curveloss women who are shock' d by the revealing "sheath" g iwn. Of the charge we' know nothing, but with curves on sale everywhere, It's a wise man who can tell a curwless woman when he. sees her. , We don't m mil acknowledging that It w::s a bad break In furling to put a f lank In the platform de-, mail. ling that women's ha:brllu' either be made narrower, or the edges i. rushiiincd. However, th-re'll be .mother chain-.- in Denver. Tat minor thai the north pole has ,ii..,j.j,' a:-' d lie d not worry any- ...,.v, I' is probably in the posses- .:l inii aiun clot, and at ; - :,',. ii: o-'l fly i . ,. ', t... i .ri., -. of l!o wi.,- .' union ,1 . s no . ! ii, .Vim' REVENGE. f3 Hii mull dona kick ma. IKYIXli ITKMS. I Irving, Juno 23. (Special). It. 'Cook has been sawing wood through , the country this week. I Mrs. Nancy llushnell Is visiting S. t L. Hond's this week. p. . .omwalt has built new ' porches at his residence and a new pure Tou over ,ne ,a,e. making quite an . Mrs. McDonald, of Tortlnnd, were IvlslKirs In Irving Tuesday. Myral Bond spent several days in , Eugene this week. I Misses Hoaa Dill and Pnnsy jWorther returned from Londou. Ore.. ii.-i i lie . .tv tney nave oeen visiting tne " THY THIS FOH DKSSKKT r , Dissolve one package of any flavor- (, j KU0 ln"une plnt of w. tnr. When partly congealed bent un- til light one cup whipped cream and six crushed inaccaroons. slx erusned inaccaroons. w nip all i together thoroughly and pour Into 1 mold or bowl. When cool It will lei llfv und inav be served with whin ped cream or any good pudding sauce. The JEI.L-0 costs 10 cents per package and can bo obtained at ani good grocer's. THE MARKET h"0R IT ESTATE ' IS AT . McMurphcy & Rugh s 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE 50 acrefarin, 3H acres in rrop, 12 I u pa x-1 u r e ; new 6 r uo i n house und Imrn; crop, Htork, luitU, Iinplt.iiH'i.18, etc. if tnkfii hooii, k with piacH al :l,."oo $ I 5 o 0 t ttKli, balance on k'hj'1 ternif. lSlt ai re. Co aT' In r utt l v: Uori, 4i imiu- run lc ; h H acrt-H In tiiii.M-r anil paMun, all ffiKfii. h-nmi hotirtt ati'l bat h ; (;mh V, x ' 1 burn and iow Itarn fnr 3 4 row-; K""d farm home; u cnp; al) TdoIh and linitl. rrnn( 'i with nf al K1,''hi, on ln-Ht of tt'rmn. y,n aTs In crop. 7 1 mtli-n from KiiK'-hf If Hold Kfm, will en at H.WMMI mii mr. (Top tfir lud' i 1 mm u'-r-, 7 rti l'-4 from Kti k t,n pof.d .'ra v' roa'J , t ' a r'-H hi ci,liullon; l '. In paM tire arid tlmtr. I'J lota in I'hoi'iilx, Arliona, to trvd' for proj-rty In or near New '(-room hfi'i and Pt rlm In; m r i In fvry rfirf-f-t ; wll f nrHlti-d, for fi. ,l ti'.-w two lot r,-ro't,n hoiiHA arid K L.trfi, rftlrhi rt - ho'i" and park hard ard r- faintly r- Ro I li'itu" Utt I.H. McMURPHEY & PJUGii 22 west 8th St. REA CLASSIFIED COLUMNS i im NAI.K 1MI SA1.K -(iiie (iv.:; cow n, ,;,:(. 1'. i.. Miller. It l.-ii- s:r. : -i.i.1:: i.'u : if 'KOI! SAI.K Loose cheat h:l. Sniure I Smith, l'hoiiu farmers l.ij. I d jiu iKOU SAI.K - A casn r-gi.-ter. a sale. I ami a nickel cm lee i.i n. Kiuiuu e al lluard uflice. if toil SAl.u n gas nealer, ani.osl new for sale cheap. Address llox 14, Eusene, Or. l KOH SAI.K Tno. ousiturea Hereford bulls for sale. Enquire toil) Wil lamette street. :f Klllt SALE - Hood ..-room bouse and barn, cn large lot: good garden; Call at ills Jefferson street J J ti KOH SALE Huff Orpmglt.. egga 13 for tl. W. II. Hampton. 1 102 Columbia avenue, comer lath at. KOli SALE A first-class barn, suit able to b made Into a .'..veiling Enquire xf.ii or SK. Aider ,;reet. t. KOK SALE l'anies wision to ouv "00 acres of first-class tin ...r 1 -n I rail on J. W. Carlile, to ,r n ;1 . west of Halo. KOli AHSTUACl'S In It. or blue prints of i write Hosi.burg Abstr; Hoseburg. Or. ' con a: it la :.' C.mip:'ll. .11 FOK SALE All kinds of ,'our-: k wood. Can deliver ai o:i-o. Ad dress O. L. Mockwlth, ..o hen, Or. Phono Farmers GlixT.. Jj KOIt SALE 9-room house, threa blocks from Willamette atdeet: lol 80x76 feet. Price, S100. Ore gon Land Company. tf FOIl BALE 35 acres river bottom land; 9 acres potatoes, 10 acre com; balance In hay. Cheap If taken at once. Enquire 47(1 West Fifth street. Jy20 FOK SALE Tlniner land; quarter section In township 16, s. r. 1 w, - sootlon 32. Will sell cheap If sold at once. Address C. J. U., cafe Guard office. FOIl 8AI.B City mis, close In: 300 $350 aud $400; $50 down and $1 Oper month, without inter est. W. II. Kay, at Eugene Dun Company's storu. tf FOIl SALE A No. t business for sain; good location; clean stock; will Inko city property in part pay ment. Wish to retlro from busi ness. Call at Ounrd office, tf FOIl SALE A well Improved flit ill of tHO acres, 4 uilb'a norm of Co burg. Thin Is a bargain at $'0 per acre. On good terms. Smith & Drown, Cuburg, Or. FOIl SAL.E One National cash regis, tor, one llomlngtou typewriter and a largo Iron safe. Enqulro of L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. FOIl SALE - At n liiirgnlll', Kill acres of limber on the Kiuslaw, one mile from the river: cruises 5.111111.111111 feet. $2,000. Enquire C. '. Oglcs by. room HI, lleekwlth building, tf FOIl SALE IIY OWNEIt - Seven room house, five and a half lots, piped for Irrigation, high and dry: small barn and chicken house; all kinds of fruit and berries. ' If taken at once, the price will be $11100; In quire of hod. East Ulli Street. t LOTH FOIl HALE IIY OWNEIt Two lots and 8-room house, barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill rare. Lot IHOxllS on Twelfth and Alder streets, Just north of Patterson school. J. J. Walton, 515 Willamette street, tf FIUMT, NI'T Oil ORNAMENTAL TltEKS Write or phono I.. V Hounds, Hoffman House. I will bo In the city for a few days, and will be pleas.Mi to call and see you. Tills is tho time of year to order for fall or spring planting; by so doing you secure what you want and get select slock. Our stock Is right; our prices are right, and we will endeavor to ir.at you right. L. IV Hounds. WANTKIt V.'A.'i LO An experienced starch Iromr at lb" Flhor laundry. WAN'TKIl A gill to help Willi lb. work In a small hotel; widow pre ferred. Address Mrs, It. II Clow. Maplelon. J-1' 'lto7IS WANTED -All p"isoli liav-j ! lug r.Miins to rent during lb" unl ! verslly summer 'session. .lone J2. 1 July, 31, are rciioe-oel lo t-boio : ! the registrar of the I'nlvei -H v, 1 ! Main 27. .I-M j i WANTKIt - Threw girls to learn I j iiurslug at the Eurene (1- iieral bos ! pllal. Apply to Hr. i. W. Harris i tf WAN'IKO A man mid his wile, tbel w.ilnan to co.k and the man toj work on the ranch. Address, (; H,'.nder:ton, Camp Creek, lame Co , Oregon. tf WAN'TKIl l.sdy interested In .l.xrl, ,,r lt.i,..tl.V a.'ll. I'll Work, t'l estsbllhh work ill ii prliiinrv and lonlor lllbl' study lines. $1 wecklv; miift . :.' I.. -.I. Oltc be ucilve and In r -t.-ri it, mii'I ad nit itcH ' i , (lou t I IHIWI' l.l.tXF.'M'H t.,,. ,i t . s Ki O'm- ink. I ' La NOTICE Having rec. vered from my. In lory I have reaumed my bos, id is, t)horeali(M-lng snd gneral black-' ainlthlng. C. I), liolowsy. East Klevenlli street, Falrmount, Or. MIS( Kl.l. AMAH 'S iCuiiiliiii.il.) Ali,iile BOini; .in.iy t,. '., soiuuit r who would !:l,e some . ne lo take care o! tti. ii poi.e nay call on , r phone t. Mrs Frances llrif lltb. ;!.".; West l"itth treet, I'h.iue lied I To'.'. lON T fall li ace l Uuein If you want bargains In real estate. We j buy and sell farm aud city prop erty. Improved and unimproved Timber and mlnliiK stock. 11. Che-1 u. Uooni U. Walton 111 J at. t( TIllllK'U u ,. .i-:'..S I'M.Y - tlw uers j desirous of disposing moderale sired limber tra, u of y. od .tuailtv 1 and accessibility may :m it t- their! advantage to address II. V.. care I of The Hoard Jui'7 $111 CASH AMI 1U 1 Elt MUM II Will buy a beautiful California l vineyard, the Income from w hi. h I will be sufficient lo make vnu ln dependent for lite. Handsome pamphlet, valuable Information and contract free E 11. Itobiuson. general agent. Pacific drove. Cal. IM'I'.UN TIOXAL COKltESPON pKXCi: SCHOOLS "Tho ilns j .nans i oiverslly. tilvea a ttier oukIi t a nlug at your own home in near ' all the trades and profes nion. i xl books and Instruments (wb'n required I furnlslied free. Eull lu'nrmatlou and clrculara al the lo.ai enrollment office, 45 V. Eighth s reet, U. J. Klrkwood, rep reset... . ti . s. I'uLK';: U..7.ETKEH A business dl rectoiy of each city, town and vil lage In Oregon and Washington, giving a descriptive sketch of each place, together with the location and shipping facilities, and a clas sified directory of each business and profession, 11. L. Polk & Co., Inc., Seattle. Mill HKXT FOIl HKXT Nice front room; fur nare heat; electric, lights and bath. Suitable, for two gentle men. 154 East Ninth street. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN I'HYHICIANS AXI) HVIMIKONS UK. ANNA MAUHEK. Osteapathir phya'clan. All cu.ablo dlaeaaer treated. Women and children I specialty. Office over F E. Uunu'f I'liom) lied 1031. Dll. 11. L. 8T1TDLEY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 618 Willamette street Phone (Hack 1311(1 Consultation free. Kusldence 7 34 Ferry slreut. I'lionu lied 3 IU7. C. II. CANNON, M. 1). llomoepalhlr physician aud surgeon. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment Office, Hull fl 1, i! and 3, Dlllill build ing. Phono Main 5 4 0. Hoards Hoffman House. Phono Main 11. J. K, TITUS, M. I). Homoeopathic physician and surgeon. Chronic diseases and stiseiuses of womun and children given special munition. Fnradlc galvanic, sialic, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office, 5S1 Wlllainetto street, with llr. L. E. Melloiigal. Resi dence, 32 Pearl street. Office phone, Main li'iti. Residence phone. Main Ull I. . Viroll KYK.AT.I.AW -eii . .... 8. I). Al.I.EK, Auoniej-at-ls. kit Wlllanietie at real. Eugene Oregon U tllLYKU, Attoroey-Bt-lsw. Olflc. over Yoran'f shoe store, Eugena Oregoi. LEON n. EDMUNoON, Altorner-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Rescue Loan and Savings Bank. la. V. TRAVIS, Atlorury-at-la. Of fice over Eugene Loan A Bavlngt Hank, Eugene. Oregon. DO lilt IH & SKIPWOHTII, Atioraeys at law. Office In Hovey building over Cbambers-Hrlstow bank WALTON A NESS, Attorneys-at-law J. J. Waltoa and S. P. Ness. V.'ll practice Iu all the courts Ui th state. Office, room 3, Waltoi Hlock, Eugene, Oregon C, A. WINTEK.VlKlrlll. Altoi ney-ai ' law. Land tlliea and probate spec j tallies. Olden over Chainhcrs-ltrls-t.iw Hank. woodcock I'un'Kii, A(toniys at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O Poller Office one block south ol ChrlstliHIl block. Kilgene, Oregon WILLIAMS aV IIKa.V, ll..rn. ys-ai-law. J W. Williams, I. K H'Oili i'racilce In all conns of the slat, ! and before Hie I'. S Land OfMn Offlrca li. 111, 14 and la McClillli JESSE (. WKI.I.n. Lawyiv, No, 2t West Eighth atreel, Eugene, Or opposite postoffice. (ilvea special aucntlon to Hie siauilnatlon of ab alracta. drafting wills, sollllug es tAta, conveyances and collections Also to all penaiou matters. Pnoui Had 1176. N HARIIAt.'OII. Special alien tion gireu lo divorce and settle Si 'lll tf .(lls'Sa. Agent lor Conll iidiiisI In '.orancd Conipany. Hoon (. Klrat National Hans ll'llldlug Fuifrie. Oregon. 11'ilidlnf .till HI I LIT I i I ! !' ) l .h A r l, 1 1 ... iiiol I'iaiia diawci, I jiol pi., ill, alio:, a. 11. -I. pi ii" i.l t.i.oti ov r boll'llnia In coiia.. ' ol.arroctloll. If tblnkilig of build trig, IsrKe r small. ae n. Term ' reasonable. Koooi 7, Cbrismsn blocS. lii:i;!AKHts J. W. KAYS CO.. umlc-lakers and funeral :li Kngem Or. HAY a: ilKM'r'.oS'iX, iii.dertakera ami eioOi.liiu'ia. Corner Wtliaui ettrt and S, dentil it;ec. W. T. C.OKHON, (oner.il director. Stale licensed emhaliner. tlffice and realdeme. I'eath and Oil's atreels. l'lloit4 K.'d 4 1 s . I.Ti:t(INAItY M Itl.l'UNS Hit. I'. ('. (.1111 I lilt Eerinerly State Yd. i-ltu, y of Cali fornia; served three eaid on Siato Medical Hoard. Is .x a'.cd at 2i W. U'.h Street; I'bone Ked l.isi. MINIMI KXiilXEKIIS IIEKHEUT LEIC.lt, inlnlng engineer and expert metallurgist. Itellanla luformaiimi furnished 'o tnleudlnK iuvesiora. Examluatloua and re ports on mines aud ore treatment. Eugeus tiregoi. i t'AUPI-.T I.EANKKS JAY' C. MuuUIO. carpel cleauer. l'liouu Plack (illTl. A HSTH ACTI IKS THE LANE col' NT Y ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 3 aud 3, Warou illock, Eugene, O1 Prices reasoiuhle. HE. VI. KS'I Al K AliEMM J. I.. C-i.AKK . CO. Dealers iu real estate. Cresweil. Or, . SOlTIIEltX PAClUli It. II. TIME CA11U Towanl Portland rnsKengee No. 16 11:4.1 a. in., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 6:00 a. in., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 13 11:55 a. m., Rnsoburg Passenger. No. 14 6:43 p. m., Portland Ex press. Towanl San Kmnclsco I'nsscngor. No. 11 3:18 p.m., Hoseburg Pas senger. No. 17 :35 p.m., Cottage Grove Passcngur. No. 15 12:32 a.m., California Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. in., Ban Francis co Express. It nulling Hruncli. No. 84 8:30 a, in., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No. 83 11:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. iu., loaves Eugene for Wenilllug. No. KS 5:40 p. in., arrives Eugene from Wvndllng' WM. MURRAY, lien, Pass. Agt, Portland, Or JOHN M. BCOTT, Asst. U. 1. A. A, J. (IILI.ISTTH, Local Aatent. t nasf, i'-i ...vtV'in rL.wr&rr atlMavll-a I "KNOW HOW" C.VHItl (JK KEPAIKIXO Is whnt nmkin our work so thorough and durable. We know cnrrlages from the ground up. When tu-re Is trouble wu know whero to locate It and remedy H In the boat manner and ahnrteat lime. That means a flrst clhis Job and a very small bill for repairs. Have us try our rklll on your carriage. You'll bo glad you dlil. Burbach & Bristow 53J Olive St. ADMIRATION ii s. aintJ b' cue of per-.onail apptrarAiici. Lt ui look alter yojrs OeJtn, prexs Ani re pair, when n::.:c.:s,iry your garments and you'll rsccive al! that's co rung to you ii.J a little bit more. Everything posr.ib'o in CI";ut.in;; anj Dyi ins Eugene DycVo:ks otli 4 i Will vn-tte Sis. O Phont Red 2361 I ' tWII I l Ml ll'J mm mm ! I Hill IWI I II I llll lllsl I ll ' lid i m i n it .i i I 11 ii.! i . s i ; I" i if t 'V'c. . :.