Eugene daily guard., June 26, 1908, Image 3

THK Kl GKNK HAII.Y Gl'ARO, KltlllAV, Jl'VK -Ml, IIWK.
jUE ElGtNE DALY GUARD.
"TTtuii i'kixtixo to., ixr.
" diaries II. l'islier.
"
MblUhi'd every day oi tiie w.-,.,.
days excepted. Address all n
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
gallons ana niaKe all rem:;-'
O
luces ua.vaLlle lu useiie 'iua:..
- I l i 111 uu
II 1 1 I . ', ; , i -,
. iCl.S .V SKI '
jJohscription Kim-s lluily
.'irircd by currier, per we-li.i .'
HJ'mail 'eaI ln aJvaiu'' 4 '
hi (in advance).... ' ,
sjjle CoiM
ivekly Gurd. per year ..
yeriising rates made kno.w. ,
.unheal"-
iiiered at fcugene, uregon. pr;
Ilct. aa ,
i,r..nlK for Tli fiuHiii
fnMi-.wine are authorized ...
. j mfdirir fir snltsr-ri in ij . .
JJJjgict any other business fjr 'l!,..-
i.hi'irg. -Georce A.Drurv.
,wi nttlpra are nut innvi ,
Loive and receipt for subsi ri n
the Liail. "CCft'.' vnium.
AX IXDEI'KXDKXT PAPKi:.
'Member of Associntod Pres..
Klilli.VV, Jl'XK a, Kins.
LtCKSSlTV OK riOKSlOliVINt;
KFFORT AT I'ltKSKNT TIMi:.
The property bWnere and business
Ijen of Eugene should bear lu n:ind
:at this, of all times is the tin:,, t(,
Lst and work lo shove thi lu'vn
lead. Since' the financial flurry of
Ut year, general conditions' through-
id. the country have not been good,
the business outlook has been un
tauin and many industries have
ten crippled or closed. It is In Unas
Lie this that the metal of a com in u u-
Itrli tried. A naturally good town is
ue to BO ahead In prosperous
Lme, but it requires work and all-
Uund hustling to advance in the
(ice of the adverse conditigus that
tin prevailed throughout the coun
I of late.
Eugene is growing and building up
liiply because the people are alive
tbe necessity of bestirring them-
I'jTes. It is costing them some mou
lt to improve and advertise, -and nat
trilly there those 'who think the
Lid is heavy to carry.. The fact re
tains, however, that property val
Les are advancing, and that there Is
Lt talk of "hard times" than in a
tajorlty of communities. With a
leady but slow Improvement all ov-
tbe country we 'are in splendid
tape to enjoy a wonderful Improve
ment, when times' again reach a nor-
il state. This will be the reward
our. enterprise and perseverance,
ill it will place us far In advance
if most of the1 other towns of Ore-
i, II w persist In the work, and do
lot get discouraged because imined-
:e results are not what they would
It If a condition of prosperity ex
iled throughout the country.
ItXlSlllXC. TIMItl'.k
KKSOIIM KS OF COIXTRY.
Statistics concerning the annual
piimt of forest products, collected
1) the bureau of the census in co
loration with the United Stales for-
: Service, from more than 2.11 0
mill operators In Michigan, Wis-
f isin and Minnesota., have shown
the cut last year was 12 per cent
h than the cut of the preceding
ir. .
Tbe cut of white pine in Michigan
4 year was only a fourth of w.iat
as in 1SSI9, only eighty years he
re. .
Now, 6.000,000 acres, or nearly a
f'thof the state of Michigan, known
H the "pine barrens." have le- n
fn on the delinquent tax list and
burden to the people.
Bttween 1S99 ajd last year the
;.lte pine production fell off near..
much in Wisconsin as In Miehi-an.
Minnesota the decrease in tl.
e lieri. J was nearly a third.
lon;f. this great decrease ii'
'lively as heavy decreases S..n
eln t'.. most valuable of th ': '!
ods.
1 ' S ::.,, u,,,,.;, .
' '., !::,ny !.,,.,; . .. .
;'::ur" :! W...t.rn .r. ...
",'1-'. T:..-v h,.v
tt. i-Aut 1, ., , ; .,
i:t.-.'i-u. and ., tive In .!...:,
1. i-aivrs ,a ! :. ':
ami. Hi hi.. T,,.
K'ilhli th j i !.i t..:,i ; , , ;
the .iy ,. , n, , :i
scile in i.nii,. .,,! . h ,.A
what that has ln.. for t.. i i;.. ,.
tile and Kniwth f this i i!., an.! ter
ritory trilniiar; in it. N'., ;n.
terlur se.iiun of j. x,rt!m-t l:a.
tlie industry su well d.-veiniied. .n
nave in iw an object lesson In its .Br
tial sliuttini; down and are ti'ipiim f.,r
its early rosiiniptinn. Wlure would
Kugetie ami Lane county have been
now, in respect lo prosperity and de
velopment, had not enterprising men
staked their all on the future of the
industry at a time when the outlook
was precarious and uncertain ami
timber land was so- valueless that a
majority of the people considered it
not worth the government price?
I Those who are so prone to adjudge
accused persons guilty in advance of
a trial even, should consider these
things in the pending cases before
the federal court at Purtland.
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Koit SAl.r.'- ki.s n.-aier. ;.,n.,.s! !
new. l..r ti.lle ciuap. Addre.. Hex I
H. Knelie. Or. ' I I
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!! I les'in,,,! on i.UMii,.,
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Miuiiitii i' i. a.i.ott.t, i:.,..
Klev.-iitli sir.'.-:, l-'.tiriiuiiiiii. Or.
J. . kAS J. Ii
f nil. 'i al i j . i . i . .
and
I
nr.
iKOli SALE Tuoious-u.re,i n t .T.I I
balls for sale. lituitlire a.'.e .1
lamvtte aired. :f
. Kolt SA1.K almul :-r..im iioum' a:til
I bain, ,Ln lait;i. lot; i:o...! iMidi-ii.
; Call at WIS .letters. ill s:;. .-' C.
; t Oh HAI.K lluft Orpmsii.) iih
I U fur J I. V. H. Haiiiplon. 1 lu.'
t I'itluin hui avenue, eoriier llMh at.
KOU SAI.I-: - A llisi-e.iis.- ii. ni, iiu
alile to be made inui a drte'.li.iv;
lOiiiluire s.'iii or s I (i Ald.-i . t l e- l .t i
Au.,.:i.. Kotii hwio for thi. siiiunii r
w lio wo.i.,1 lil.i- s uite io r.ift,
ea'.e of IS';: I'll..- 11 av nil
or I'll, Mle to Mis l'l'.lll.l. i;r;f-
fith. J.'.; V,...i I'iftli s i,- ;. l'aoiii.
li.-.l i
PAY v IIKM.i: ,S,n, on li-ri.iKi-1
and .'in.'.iiiii. i t'.. "- r inain
il;u an.l etiii!, .stre. i.
T tlOltllON. fnnerul direeioT!
Sthie UCfllitt J k.liili.iliiuT. o.'flca
and reKideiuo, lei.lti mid oll
atreeu. I'll.. no K. 1 M
DON'T full io ait. v'li.'ieni it you
want liargslus In real estate. We
buy ami aell farm and ill prop
erly. Unprovrd and uinuipi owd
Tiiuiu.r and tuiulnu sioek. II. riie.
."ii. Koom u. Wiiiion lil.U. u
I I IMilNAItY SI ll,l HNS
int. c. . dim i n il
1', l tiler State etei luury lit I' l'.i
l.'iu.a. sei v. tl thivu eara on S;a,o
VI. .1:. .il I....M.1. u en. i'.. .1 al Si .
:' Ii S:r.-.-i: t'lion,. li.-.l i;L
MINIM; lAldNKKIW
n m iii
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,i Unii.
ll'OK SAI.I-: Small lar.u
e:ty pr..pi'rty: l.-v
I it v. KnnovsKY i:iu
!.i;t.
.- uvi.v- .ii
of ills;. ii. in.'. iti...
in. e. oi o.l ,
l!l!v IMl til. I I: '..'
. ...5i:;vr s Ii i
I'.'o mo lit
Jul'
liKUIU'.U 1' Li'-lOil. iiiiiiuii; enr;ilieur
ttll.t expel l lllelHlllliviHl. KelliltJ1
IlllOITIMil.'tl III lii.ili. ,1 io Intemllli
III . esl.ii s, Kttuilli.uioii! and re
porla on HllH.'S iiud orn lrt.miuuul.
rJiiKiiny oic:o'i
., Or.
That is a most astounding head
line of the account of the Rhinehart
family reunion In ihis morning's
paper, "Whole d d Family lu An
nual Reunion." The "d d". If there
is anyone ignorant of its meaning,
being the contraction for "damned."
"Whole damned Family in Annual
Reunion!". Doesn't it sound uiee in
the town of churches and education
al Institutions? The quotation of Hie
slang does not lessen the offense
against decency, as well as !i reflec
tion upon onu of the most respected
pioneer families of the West.
The people of Kansas nrc still liv
ing up lo llielr reputation gained by
their woeful experiences more than
half a c'-'iitury ago. One year it is
drouth, grasshoppers and famine, un l
the next IKi..ds and tornadoes. This
Is flood year and a great amount of
damage has been done by high wa
ters. In the entire state It is esti
mated that fully three-quarters of a
million of acres of wh-ai has been
ruined by the floods. Poor Kansas!
Surely the state is struggling under
a curse.
It is said that the I'uilliiau Com
pany is figuring on charging on a
mileage basis in the future, just th"
same as un ordinary transpoi ui:i in
c .nipanv. The imMir has l.n: Ii"!?
i,,,,,,.,,.., what may b" .h'tcrmm. d
in the matter, for it is assurr-il that
til,. Pullman I'miipiny wi!l rUra
t traffi'' lii " '-' ' K "
d .inu' now.
John Mitchell' siiktsmm us iutohI.-iii ol ibe I'nltiM Mine Worker or
America. 1 liom.is I.. .,.wi,. already li.is had large eierleiice lu labor eaeciitlxe
work lie held ihe position of tn-annr nr the l ulled Mine Worker ror lu
uare nml then was ,li,,..n U-r prestilent. Karller III life Mr. lwia aa
prominent In the Kulglim or l.alr orgaiiljiiion lie wit Iwru forty-two yrara
igo at Midway. 1'n . an. I vork.Hl In th,. niiilira. He mines iniiuy year. iH.glliiilng
n ih tender nge nt sc.v..ii i rmher was a coal miner, a native of Wale.
I lie rmi II v rptimviil n Manliis Keiry. O.. when Tom lxrH wa youth.
the yellow men of India in practical '
slavery, thus demonstrating that con
sistency is as rare among nations as ;
among men.
Evidently the esteemed lady writer
who 'declared the Chicago conven
tion "a good deal of a joke" had no 1
men folk among the "allies," or she I
would have known lhat It was any-4
thing else but a joke. ')
Recent prices have aroused the
suspicion that John !. Rockefeller
has acquired a controlling Interest In
the lieef trust and Is introducing
Stan, lard Oil methods In its selling
department.
The seuslt.llilleM of tile old fiisblnned
person are Krctitly vhockcl when lie
nrt observe wouieu smoking In pub
lic. Aud he Nhrlnka from .the thought
of his wife or daughter doing such a
thins.
Indeed, one feci as If he could al
most denounce these people tiecause of
what he feel to lx useless, Ullliy
Innovutlon.
Hut-
If men expwt women to give up Ihe
smoking custom they must tlieinMelTi.
set tbe example. The uiau who amokc?
cannot logically deny the right to il
wouinu. I-Jvery reason ullcgvd again'
tbe feminine use of tobacco hold'
agnlust tbe ninscuilue use.
Is It not so- y
With the army of wide-awake
newspaper men thai attended the :
Chicago National convention, we can-j
not understand the failure to round
up a single Japanese spy during the
proceedings.
A Milwaukee editor has discovered
thai we shall he using nine kinds of
money before long. Still, It is the
one best bet that the "easy" brand
will continue to be a hot favorite.
Heart lo Heart
Tal!
IS.
11
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Opyrlpht. 1S0H. by K1w1n A. Nv.
,;v -hv nn-aiis it! a
devic. it is .'da: d .hat 11 '
, ........ .i.niailv h.,ild lit I lit'
1,. Il l, al
i ,,nv..nrio:i.
out even alt'
unin
t.1,,1 11"''. I' '
isk AtaixsT hoot ii
snows it vi:
e trial of J. Henry Booth '.'
ral court. Is developing a "
than the advance prom:--.- '
Hen..; and i,is asSoi'iates i- 1 :
Jlic to believe. Mr. Ho.t'i.
iant in t.ie present en?".
'ther. Senator Booth, are b"'
"d. hai'tiig been Indicted a-
' h n (he Heney dragi.' '
'leriug i;s harvest in this
' dis- iii-ur es In gome of th '
M arou -i public indignatij:
f"" tolled t!ie popular clan..
-o'tlon and ujunlshiin-nt atil :
4 I'aati and terror among 't
0 had Ir any way been com:
11 Ml. ,1c land Irregularities. '
' tot.f.-jsions under stress.
tti 'ornter assmuati-s
i' being well known '
'' nr: were directed a-:
3;in"' ' l"!itl( lans and .th..'
, I,,.),! ,n s a i
'" .ill ivh i. would pr Tii
linst ihnse marked
WOMEN CIGARETTE SMOKERS.
Why slii'iitdli't women tuuoke ciga
rettti if they chnoseV (.'guri'ttes nr
nit particularly harmful except to
oii:u' pcruns. After has arrived
at the a::" "f twenty liie years there
is t! i iva"!i " by i. ne should be denied
'i'l'is I',.- .'res n s'Mlety wonuin of
., u- Yoi't. v. ho Is ttirtiiig n crusade In
f.l..r ' f W"iii''U cigarette Willi 'lii'l'H
Well
i; ail a iitait'-r i.f tnsle." as the
,. i.l u..;,:itl still u lictl she I.ISM.il her
I; i'. ; ends mi the I 1 1 1 T "f i lew.
. i ig I- r- "a riled by iieJt person
., .. ', 1 . ii 1 .0. but Ibe habit
, - . Iicie l ega riled lis in. g.-n- ,
i : cost. .to l:a iiincb
, , . ,m In llie matter
,. . .eti' .i'l '1'" 1 ""t I''."
. . .. sti.'.l.c S.. that !.'
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... i:..-.l. v l.i le I il. ill
f ,r II..- u-':...:i. a r.giil
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, ,,f ,.;,r g-.i!..!::.o:!i,Ta It ;
: ' v f..f w. cell '"I"" tally
. , .;..,!., i. t,.l. ici ii fr.-iy
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"lai
' 'hat
seoiition. The result
te greatest land grab
.0
THE MARKET
E0R
REAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphey
& RugIVs
22 west 8ih St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
;0 acrcfarin, 3S H'Th In f:r,
Z in iiiihtiii.-; nw 6-ro(jin
l.diise and tmrn; crop, Hturk,
KiuW, i ni -i)if ii t k, etc. If
!)iK-n yuun, ku with iact 111
M;t..'.ou lloUU ( llhl), hulumo
oil K -'"I tfi iiiM.
3S2 hi th-, t;o ncri'H in rutUva
tion, i inoru tan be; h'i
i.'T'-y Id tinitn-r and pantun,
tail f iif -d ; K-rftniii hoiiHt and
I, ; t h ; t,' i x ) i 'H'.'l ta r n and
row tiiirn for IH cowh;
fiirm homo; crop; nil
tool and iinih'tiitmn k' with
ji:a' at O..VMi, on bent of
t.rrnn.
SO HiTf In rrop, 7 rnll'-H
f,r'r!ii KuuHije. If Hold Koon,
K' at f.io.lMi un m n
rrop iniltidM-
1 "0 jcr-, 7 ini !! from Ku
on jjood I'ra vl road ;
7 it' r n lit ru.ii vutlon ;
In pani ur and tlinbi-r.
1; i,'s In I'h'nU. Ariiona, to
ir;id for prop r:y in or m-ar
Kiiei'-n'.
N- 5-rofin hoiuu uuS lot
!. In; ntod'Tfi io ry
ri-w-f; wf furnlcb4, for
(;! d ticw S-rooni hoiin and
'ho lots; kv-'I ht. rhlkm
i,'-.:t- and park; famllr or-rha-i
find o'-t.-h; a
h'.rj.-; fur I,wmi.
McMURPHEY
& RUGH
22 west th Si.
Kl)u dAI.K I'urites wisnu.g to.buv
SOU acres of first-class timber la. ol
cull on J. W. Carllle, I'-ur line.,
west of Halo.
i f st i ami Jin i'i:i; Mu ni
Will buy a beam It nl t'atttnruln
vluev.iid, the Income I en in which
will 'ie siifiiclent to num.' you in
dependent (or Hie. Handsome
piiiupoiei. valuable Informal ion
and coiuracl tree. !'. H. Kobllismi.
gcnenil agent, 1'aclflc l.rove, ('al.
AIU llll lit t
t'Oll AltSTltAf'IS I.: Oiiiigois county,
or blue prints of vacant iiitiiis.i
write Uoschurg Abstract t!ouiiiuny,4
Itoseburg. Or. J I j
FOR SAl.p; All kinds of four-foot,
wood. Can dallver nt oncu. Ad
dreaa G. 1,. lleckwllh, Gosheu, Or.
1'hone Karuiura 62vf.. J'J6
FOR SA1.H 9-rooin houss, throe j
blocks from Wtllajuotto stdeet; lot
Kt)x7ti r.M.I. I'rien tL'100 Or... '
gon Land Company. tf
FOR 8A1.K 35 acres river boitoiu
land; H acres potatoes, 10 acriw
corn; balanc In hay. Ch.Mip If
taken at onoo. Knqulro 476 West
Fifth Btreet. Jy20
FOR SAI,.; Tlmuer Innd; quarter
section In townslilp 16, a. r. 1 w,
Bocllon 32. Will sell cheap If sold
at on co. Address C. J. 0., care
(iunrd office
LOST A crescent stickpin set' with
pearls lost on streets since Siitur--ilny.
Tinder please return lo
Oattipbell-Kellman t'o.'s store nml
receive reward J-7
FOR SALfi City coTiT close in";
llloii t H :, 0 and 1100; .'.0 down
and il Opor month, without Inter
est. W. II. Kay, at Huguim Quit
Company's store. tf
FOR SALK A No. i business for
sale; Rood location; clean stock;
will tnke city property In part pay
ment. Wish to retlro from busi
ness. Call at (lunrd office, tf
FOR SALE A well Improved fnim
of 120 ncros, 4 miles nort'h of t'o
bnrg. This Is a bargain at t 0
per aero. On good tortus. Hinlth
& llrown, Coburg, Or.
FOR SAcK One National cash regis
ter, one Remington typewriter aud
a large iron safe. Kuqulre of L.
M. Travis, Loau & Havings bank
building.
FOR SALK At a bargain. Hill acres
of timber on the Hlusiaw, nun mile
from the river: rriliscH fi.lMin.notl
feet. la.OOO. Klliillri C. V. Ogles
liy. room Id. lleckwllh building, tf
LNTKRN ATION AL COUIIKSI'O.M.
DKNCK Hl'llOOLS "Th llusy
, Man's Unlvarslly." Gives a thor
ough training at your own home
lu nearly all the trades and profes
sions. Text books and Instruments
(whoa required) (mulshed free.
Full Information aud circulars al
th local enrollment office, 45 W.
Klgblh strei, R. J. Ktrkwoorl, rep
rusoutatlvs. .
l'OLK'9 (1AZKTKKR - A buslnens dl-
rectory of eaoh city, town and vll
lagu In Oregon and WaMhlnglon.
giving a deacrlptlTit sketch of each
plain), together with tho kxiatlon
nnd shipping facilities, and a clas
sified directory of each business
and profession. R. L. l'olk & Co.,
luc , Seattle.
KOIt HUNT
FOR RENT Nice rront room; fur
nace heat: electric, lights nnd
bath. Suitable for two gentlu-
, meu. 1 i 4 Kattt Ninth street.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
rilYSKTA.NH AM) HI'lttilCO.VH
1)11. ANNA MAUKICH .)tenpatlll(
pliy'rlnn. All cu.nble dlneiiso
treated. Women and elilldrsn I
stieclalty. Office over V. K,,Uiiiih'l
l'hons Red 1031.
DR. 11. L. HTITDLhiY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Chambers'
store, 5111 Wlllnmrtto it rem
Phone lllHck 1J2H. Consiillntloii
free. Residence 734 Furry street.
Phon. Red 117.
C. H. CANNON, M. U. llomonpnthlr
physician and surgeon. Chronlr
diseases and diseases of women
and children a specialty. Klectrl
ral vibratory and light treatment
Office, Sulto I, 9 and , Dunn biilld
liiK. I'hone Main 540. Hoards
Hoffman House. I'hone Mnlu 11.
FOR SALK OR TKAIIK ISO iicrea
of good timber land near Kugene.
Would exebang.. for residence
property In Kugene. For further
Information, see li. tj. tiros. In
Kugene theater blink.
FOR SALK II V (IWMill H.I.1I
room house, five and a half lots,
piped for irrigation, high and dry;
small barn and ch!rk"ti hoiit,c; nil!
kinds of fruit and berries. If taken I
at once, the nrbe will be 12100; In- j
quire of Mill. Knst lath Street. t
J. V. T1TU8. M. I). Homoeopathic
physician and surgeon. Chronic
dbHtasea and fiseaee of women and
children given special attention.
Fsrsdlc gslvsnlc, static, X-ruy and
sihratnry electrical treatments giv
en. Office, fjfll Willamelle slieel.
with lYr. L. 10. Mcliougal. Resl
deni-o, S3a I'earl street. Offiro
phone, Main C l a . Residence
phone. Main 03U : . .
, .TT)ltM..VH.AT-I.AW "'
I'oit SALK Kino nioiiiilnlii ranch ol
so acres: 40 In cultivation and
iibont 40 timber; creek running
.through farm: fair huni" and oul
biillilliigs; located eight miles
s'liiih .,1 Kugene. Price l.oou
f'nrl (J. Wnslibiirtie. .
LOTS FOR SALK 11 Y OWNKR Two
' lots hihI s-room hon-e. burn; fine
land for garden; on Fourth orert,
near mill race Lot lin!iT, on
Twelfth and Alder streets, Int
north of Patterioin school. .1. J
Wnltoti. Glf. Willamelle street, tf
8. 1). AL1.KM, AUoinej-stla, hit
Willamelle struvt, KiiRene Oreaon.
L. IIILYKl1, Attiirany-st-'.iw. Otrln,
aver Yoran's shoe store, RaKeua
Oregwu.
LBON R. KIlMl'NBAiN, Atlorney-lit
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Ketone Loan
and Havings Hsuk,
u. M. TRAVIS, Attorniiy-at-ia. Of
flee over Kugene Loan & Saving!
Ituuk, Kugene. Oregon.
WALTON tt NKHK, Altorneys-at-la w
J J. Wslloli and S. P. Ness. Will
practice In all the courts in th
sum. trftcii, room 3, Waltot
llbx-k, Kugene, Oregon
Fltl'IT. NI'T OR OltN'AMKM'.M.
TRIM'S Writ., or phone L. I'
I Rounds. Hoffman lb ni," I will
I b- In the el'y for a few tl;i. mid
j til b" pei.e to f ull Hliil e V-t i.
t This In the linn' of y r Ii onl'i
1 fur fail or spring pis n' lir: ; bv po
t doing yon sciir,. whai oii wai.i
J and get i,,.J,.ct h'oi k. "ir nlie s I
rlifht, our prices are ris" t. nml we
will eiid'-avor lo tr-u' )'i'i right
I. P Rounds.
WA.vrw
l V.'A.N'i l!i - An eioerleni ''! atari-. i
Iron, i .at the Fisher laundry
C. A. WTN'TKR M Kl Kit, Allorliey-al
law. Land titles ami irob.l stiec
iHlllen Offlco over rbsiotiers-llrls
!., H;.tili
WOOIMHX K m POTIKIt. A!lorii")
at-law. A. !. Woodcock and K. O
pi. tier. Offlco onu block soulli ot
('ti'lainsn block, Kugene, Oregon
WILLIAMS at HV.nS, ntiorn. ys si
law. i. W. Williams, L. K llean
Practice In all courts of Ihe slat
and before the ''. H. Land Offlet
Office. 12. 13. 14 and lf Mclllun
. WAMKII V illllg mini to drive I""
w.ieoli Mum be a' ii" , I lit d on
lie pUl W.
V. N I I ! I A CI! I lo 1'". i w r II I II
., t. -'v.. I i. l.-l. 1 Ion . ii-
f.r,. 1 .'l lre, M: It II i i.e.
Ma, I, )-'
WM'l-!li- Ihrc glrln to lesrS
nursing st the KuKene fl ii-rl biu.
pital. Appl; In Ur. J W. Harris ;
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J K.'ISK U WKLI.H. UwyfT. No. 2t
West Klghlh "treet, Kugene, Or
ojiponlte postofflce. (iltea spei-la
s'tenftitn to ibe .isnilnstlon of ab
.tract., drawing will., iwttlliig f
tal., conveyance, and collec'loiii
A mo tn 'ill tieil.loll matter.. PhoU.
lie. I I .'lt
I '.' It Mt HA 1 ( 1 1 1 . Si'll alien
tt.li g'vcit to divo.'i'" and moile
.-li! f .!alc'4. Ak.miI for t'oli'l
neli'sl ln,iritiic. Comtoi'iv. It.ion
!,. Firm Niiilonal Hsuk Hulldliig
-J''ii.en (Jregon.
riulldlllg, Q
'tii-.l-: I'ttllM Ar - Aiclttl.ict. bnvlcu
es and plans drawn, blue prints
ami siioeilicitloiis. tteneral super
vision over niilliliiigs In course ot
eoiiMtriieiiun. If ihiitklng of build
ing, large or small, see me. Terlua
reiisoiiauio. Room 7, Chrisuiaa
blocK
t Altl'l.l' t I. K A MlltS
JAY C. MOORK, carpel closuer.
Phono Illnck 60 1 1.
AllHTltACTORS
TUB LANK COUNTY AUSTRACT
CO., Rooms I and 3. Wareu Ulock,
Kugene, Or Pric reason, hie.
itKAl. KHTA1 K AOICNTS
J. 1.. CLARK & CO. Dealers lu real
estate. Crtiswell, Or.
HOVTIIkK.N lAC4Fli
IS. It. T1MK CARD
Toward Porllnml rssseng.t
Nu. Is 2:43 a. in., Orcon Ex-
preiw.
No. IS :ou a. in., Cottage urove
Passenger.
No. 12 11:56 a. in., Ro.eburs;
Passenger.
No. 14 0:42 p. m., Portland Ex
press, Towartl Hiin Fninclsci Passenger.
No. 11 2:1s p.m., Roseliurg Pas
senger. No. 17 9:35 p.m., Culttige Grove
Passenger.
No. l.'i 12:32 a.m., California Kn
press. No. 13 5:44 n. ni., Han Francis
co Kxpruss.
- Mciiilllng llinnili.
o. m S : a 0 u, m.. leaves Enguue
for Bprlngfiiild.
No. (12 11:10 a. m., arrlvea;Eu
gene from Springfield.
No. 87 1: 00 p. m., leaves Logons
for Wendllug.
No. us (:40 p. m., arrives Eugene
from Wendllug.
WM. Vl'RRAY,
lien. Pnss. Al,
Porilntid, Or
JOHN M. SCOTT, ;.
Asst. U. P. A.'
A. J. U1M.KTTK. .
Local Agent.
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U nlint tiiukcn our work hd tlinruiiKh
tnnl (l.n-itl)lf. Wo kiiow nuTljiKt'H
fnun t h Ki'ixitid tilt. Vt'tifti ili ro U
troulil ' wh ktuiw wh"!t lo I.Hiiti.) It
and ri'int-dy I' in i!h- Ii-mI iiiuiiikm' and
hortiHt t Iiim. T lint tncri im a f i rt r -i
Joh and a vry Mtnall hill foi
't'l.':'. 1'nvr im tiy nir klU on
vfnir c;inla.;. Y jii'U be !.ul you
did.
Burbacli & Bristovv
531 Olive St.
Appreciates sniokinp good
:igars. It fives him re!.ix,ition.
I he Mount. Hood Ciftirisa
favorite amony; all thinking men
It is positively the be it 10c
Cigar on the market
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