Eugene daily guard., June 27, 1908, Image 3

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THK EVGEYK DAILY GI ARD. SATl ItliAY. Jl'XK UVn 1IMN4
"'r0"gh town anTT " 2
THE EtGfNE DAilY GUARD.
(U AIll I'ISIXTIXG Co.. i c
(imrlcti II. Fisher.
,-ublisbed every day of ti1L. w,-.,.k
Siadays excepted. Address a'.'. con,.!
nmnications and make all j.
tnces payable to ine bugene liv,.
gugeneOregoi
SuliscriptiiiD Kales Hiiilj .
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gli nionths (In advancel
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Weekly Guard, per year ....
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.or,
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Advertising rates made known ou
jppllcation.
Entered at Eugene, Oregon, pobtuf.
f ice as second-class matter.
Ageuts for The Guard.
The following are autlioiized
tike and receipt for subscription
transact any otner Dusiness f,r Die
Daily ana weeaiy iruara.
Creswell J. L. Clark.
Coburg George A. Drury.
All postmasters are authorized Ic
receive and receipt for aubscrnitior.j
to the Dally and Weekly Guard.
"a.v"ixiki'KXiknt imi'kh;
" Mcnilier of Associated I'i-ci..
SATIT.IAY. JUNE ".7, hum.
HIIil.lON' DOLLARS I'Alll
AXXVAI.IA- IX IHVIDKMisi
. .1. 7T
Last year the life insurance c .
paLie u. ,,-, ui. - ini, -
....J nna mtllt.in ,l..tl ...
uieu .......... u.M.aia a uay
eltne: by way oi dividends or mat tir
ed endowments to the living or in
payment of policies to the benefi
ciaries named by the dead. They
paid out $474,115, 592, and In a ma
. jorlty of the cases the policies con
stltuted the only provision the dead
were able to make for the living
whom they left.
According' to apparently authentic
authority, published in a western ex
change, California leads the Western
division of states in the receipt of
money from this source, the amount
being (7,194,276. Texas heads the
Southern division with (6,344.807,
and Georgia follows with $6,065,
164. Other states received large
turns a handsome testimonial to
the thrift of the people of this gen
eration all over the United States,
and the protective care they are wont
to exercise for the well-being of those
dependent ppon them.
While this may be very encourag-
Ing from some standpoints, yet the
fact remains that the people of the
country are paying entirely too much
tor Insurance, both fire and life. It
Is claimed thai the rates are based
on the expectancy of life In the latter
class of insurance with the neces
sary amount added to cover office
and other expenses of the underwrit
ing company. If that is true, the
amount set aside for incidentals Is
entirely too much. ' And the same
U true of fire insurance. The conn
try Is Insurance-ridden and if there!
Is any part of our economic system
which should be controlled by the
government, it is insurance.
And we are not an enemy of in
surance. We believe that every man
with a family should carry life insur
ance In some good conservative com
pany and we are also of the belief
that no business man of limited
means should go without the neces
sary fire protection, but we think
that under the present system we are
Paying entirely tou much for such
Ptotectlon. In some of the small
tewns of the country the property
owners are paying almost ten per
"in !
'or fire policies and in some of the
Itrger cities it It nearly as bad. In
surance Is a good thing If It can ''"
obtained on an equitable basis, but
ntder present-day conditions i
'ostln? a great deal more than
forth.
SI'HIMli lKId) IMI'KK
OX YVATlli:
SI PPi.Y
The Springfield News i-x;
v!ews on the water quest b
lews:
"The city council i.f K"'
thorized the permanent '
he gravity water system fn
ey creek to Eugene and :h"
0,1 the same will begin at "t" ' '
"tent of this pipe line will bo '
thing over 28 miles In l-Mig'h
le estimated cost of laying th
lth 2i)-inch wood pipe Is f-'
Including the service of ;b
Kinor. The News considers tV
'ton as taken by the cuiiin ii '
of Incalculable value, not u
the city 0f Eugene but to tb.
" Inasmuch as the St.. '
,fr!ity Is situated there. The
rsity makes Eugere the ci
cntre of Oregon and by ?"'
Ia? pure water will .ijvain : ti
"'"'.ion of learning alon. pn:-i
'lie late $12 '..lino year!'
",a'i n and nt the
;ame
ho -
how
appreciat
Wn 0
"alltv
Tin' Eugene is d tor:; !
h'Ve ,ro nnndll'iteiatid w.i
Pr 1 by the late Q i Ml "I :
""ti'il. Fortui.'ely S,rli.-'- Q
10 "'iiat-d that this ti..!v
lurally win have t" pass '
"', why r j .... . '
i.,r c;-v u. ' " ' 'v'' ' v "
Mr.ltll' ,
e.! I,v '
U' s pr
i.v
M-vrl
un be a toll
u:ke it f,
In fa.-:
lilies are
"It'll led y...
really
ba in !mi,
Mate. I nivrsi
'S'l.v than lb..
tern IlD.lt, , ,ai
Everything colin(. wav
"arnnmn from Klamath, but' i.v ,
-'"answesaouiaprese.veourn,,;
t .-. l ie ncaithiest town on ,,(. i,ar!,
vji , v.,.,ai. rure Wn,,.
tlo It.'
It Is now said lha Vjun, T!, eo(,1r
Roosevelt is to hire tlnis If cu- .,
common laborer in the iMt, of ',',,
great steel corporation. The j, ,
s-ems to be for ,::. ,.. , , ,
gain a pra.-tiral kn w!,,ia ,.,
""f- There is 1::!,:tu vr ,.e ,n
this, for he is oc; s,in ,
s"'l!e, plain A in. : i. ;. , .,
T!
ellpi.
high office his f
illtlel' lii-iv
counts (or iiiithlt.s in l.is lav.
1 71,6 "a'ly K;'S' ' S"'i-l" S.IV
j -with the durational hitutio
ot Oregon in a formative
. .
a ml
'ed-
with strnnii imbli,-
eritim.-nt
iu to strengthen all of them
there
tioiial
no room or place for a fa
fight between the I'niversity of Ore
gon and the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. All Oregonians should he for
Oregon schools."
The Intense heat In the Eastern
States continues and hundreds are
dying from the effects of the sun's'
rays. But we have been telling them
of Oregon all along and, vet they will j
persist In remaining In that country
where their lives are continually in
danger from extreme conditions.
That exchange of polite personal
notes between Foraker and Taft does
oot necessarily mean that they are ;
rehearsing to do the Damon and
Pythias stunt in public, though most
things are possible In politics. ,
Fat men have frequently parlcl-1
pated In local foot races, but the first
great national fat men's race will be
I pulled off this year, with something
like fifteen million
tators onrf rooters.
voters for spec-
Albany has something to crow
about at last, claiming the possession
of one more automobile than Eugene
has.
There will be an eclipse of the
sun tomorrow morning between six
and sev-n o'clock.
It should
been scheduled for a week day,
when
most people are ct
I mnst neoule are cf necessity forc d
to rise early
Whatever else may be said of the
two big New York banks which gave
up government deposits rather than
i,av i ner rem mo i
11 cannoi ne
denied that they got a fin.' lot of ad
vertising, j
Don't get excited, brothers: there i
-iu , a lot of hot days '"'fore No-
i. mile around If you
can't
veuioei i,.
keep cool
vou can.
least keep as com
congressional campaign ol
In the
19m; Jim" Sherman .is
lar" contribution-. !"H
hunch" thai hell
1 for dol
.. hav-
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STATUETTE CF ISRAEL ZANGWILL AND HIS WIFE.
Alexander Zelilln's excellent grt.np of Mr. anil Mm. Ziingwlll marks a new
Idea In portraiture Many men have put woman on n pedestal, but hitherto
be artist has not applied the principle literally when executing portraits of a
3ian and his wife. The result In this case In eertiiln'ly botb novel and effective.
but after all It Is the quiet voters)
who decide elections. I
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"Tuft saw Yale go down to defeat,"
says an exchange. And Yale may be
able to return -the compliment next
November.
Heart to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
CopyrUM, 1KB, by Edwin A. Nye.
SMILED IN DEATH'S FACE, I
Henry It. Amnti, a dreamy Uermau !
musician of Chicago, and his foster'
son, Walter Knotiel. aged twelve yenrs.
made a strange agreement to die to- j
get her. i
Carrying out the suicide comynct. I
Amnn killed the boy. stabbing him
through the heart, lie then tried to
kill bl.iiself He stubbed himself. III
the breast several times, but wim (lis
covered and taken to the hospital be- :
fore be could complete bis part of the ,
death bargain.
A letter was found lu Aman's penket
which read: j
"Please bury us together lu one grave.
Everything Is against us. I do not
want to live without ill' futber. 1 go
of my uv. n free will." j
The letter was signed "Walter" and
was lu ti chllilisii tiatidwnting. j
It seems the seulliuelital Amnn bad I
long courted the boy's mother, who was j
a widow, nnd her refusul of him had ,
turned Ills bead. ' '
Ureal affection existed between tbe I
Imv and the man, aud they were much !
together.
When discovered the mall lWd to
Ik- allowed to ki-ep bis word with tbe '
dead b" Having on Ills hospital cot.
A ilia n said
Hi; SMII.III) IN MY I'ACi: WIIII.N
i it.Msim tiik kmi t:
I If UUH
l.r ne boy and us
',or lunatic! l',N
rj - it ii i nilil lu !!(.'
ir iirilM rhilii;
u-z tin itifnl t'it. I'm- ii iv
1 t!i:it liut:;;iri tuttiiri lus tit
.1 ii.u. h In 4.'" ran.
ltit ii' ti-: mink nf ihf pt'iry
fiimrr il n in.l "f Alni!jjiiii nml
, I.-l ll Tlfi'-' "f 111 "!! lHillK
, iw wlif. l!i' U;iif' iitxml
,.,..1 fn.'ii Him nf tin- :ilrl-
, Hit- Itvart of I Mm c niJ-MlMT k-
... ;,r..v.l.-l
,h m.:l tfl t"-it no 'n
COUNTRIES."
Iff
would have ncted In such a dlref.T
situation as Isaac Is said to have ucted
and Unit therefore the story told lu tbe
old Jewish Scriptures cttuuot be true.
The objection Is nut well taken.
One mar tlnd all through history
many an Isaac nud inauy a Walter
Knotiel. '
"lie smiled In my fuce when 1 raised
tbe knife."
Tpnt there are some things more to
be dreaded than sudden death may 1
discovered by a mere child. Aud tbe
spirit of the hiiinno Is stroug enough tu
face Its fell f.w with a welcoming
smile.
Is not Hint soul superiority some dliii
prophecy of tbe spirit's liuuiorwllty?
Phone Ited 1421. McVaji's Trans-
THE MARKET
EAL
ESTATE
IS AT
McMurphcy
& Rugh's
22 west 8th St
WE BUY
WE SELL
WE RENT
WE EXCHANGE
50 nrn-furm, 3S ihtcs In crop.
i iu phMlure; new C-rooiii
timihf himI hurii; crop, ntotk,
tnoli, lmplflliiMitl", v.yv. If
t;iK i hood, ko with plafe lit
H1,.VM 1 1 00 rani), balance
(ill Kt"i(l UTIIJH.
1SL' lur'-. CD arr In ruttlva
tion, 4't inor can b; S'
arr-t! in t;uibr mi'l patiir,
all f f.(; x-niom boun ami
bath; (kmI 3 1 x f l: burn ami
row bum for 34 rown; Rood
farm lnini; rrop; all
tofiiH Hint ImpliTIHMHK K" WI
plact at o,.",(Mt, on Ix.ot of
t'rniH.
Hft arrcR In crop. 7 ull
frotu Kuwno. If sold noon,
ff " hi :IO.OO mi mn
rrop Itii lufl'-d.
loo MrJi, 7 ml I' from Ku-
tf-m, on mood frav'! road;
7 .' a f r ' h In t j it I v a 1 1 o r t ;
tn panmro and HiiiUt,
If. lotn In I'l.'M'nlx, Arlrona, to
trad for roirljr In or nar
Kii-n
N(-w r.-ro-rn hoti and lot
rli'M li , ri:od-rn fn vry
f(,ff ; f urtiUufrd, for
d ii ' w .Vroorn hotm and
f' 'oti; kmJ barn, rtilrkn
I.-. kii I prk; faniHy or-
).dr ! ft'i'l In-rrl; a K'd
- b-. ii,; for 9UHMI.
WcMURPHEY
& RUGH
22 Mt 8:h St.
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
I OK N.V1.K
SVI.K-Hiii. Ir.,;. ion and u.:
V. 1.. Miller, ll!..;r Slr.et a, I .Ilium.
It
l-'nti S.Vl.K- - A xoo.l iniK'tt ctw lor
.-ale cheap, loj West 1th street.
J.'S
Y'OH SAt.K I.K.se cheat bay. Siu;re
Smith. I'hone Karmeri 1 Sxt.
dwj:o
KOlt SA1.K A crtsn r Risu r. u safe.
and a nickel cot lee urn. KiiQult e
ul titiard itliee. tf
KOit dAl.fej A gnu neater, aur.ost
new, fur Bale cheap. Addreun Uox
1 4, Kui;eue, Or. tt
KOK SALE Tluirous-.uirea Hereford
bulls for snle. Kuquira batf Wil
laniMite street. ;f
Kttli SAI.K titiod i.-rooin liouse and
barn, on large lot: good garden;
fall at 16S Jetlersoa alreei J.'l'.
Flttt SA1.K Huft Urplllglmi ,ggs,
13 for $1. W. H. Hiimptiill, 1 UIJ
(.'oiumhia avemie, coriwr l!th t.
FlU SALE A (irsi-caas barn, Mil: I
able til be made ililn a ilAellin.'
Eiiiiulre S.'iti or S-IC. Alder Mreet n
FiHi SALE- Small farm i.::.l .. -iv!
c!ly pr.iperty: ge! pr.c,. I. .in n . 1 i
i-r V. KOIIilVSKY IhuM., Hi .i. i
.1 :!
FtH SALE 1'anien wis.im to b,i
2'lrt acres of first-class limber lam
call ou J. W. Carllle. ouir mil
west of Hale.
FOIt AIISTUAl'Tt; I.! I)lilli,,ail ciilltltv
or bine prints nf vacant lands,
write Uoseburg Abstract t!onipauy,
Hoseburg, Or. J I
KOlt SALK All kinds of tour-tool
wood. Can deliver at oncu. Ad
ilresa G. L. llec.kwlth, Uoshen, Or.
l'hone Farmers &l!r5. J26
KOK SALE -rooin house, three
blocks from Willainello stdeat: lot
k0x"6 feet. I'rlce, J2100. Ore
guu Land Company. tf
KOK SALE SB acres river bottom
land; It acres potatoes, 10 acres
corn: balance in hay. Cheap If
taken at once. Enquire 470 West
Fifth street. JyJO
KOK SALE Tinnier land; quarter
section In township 16, a. r. 1 w,
section 33. Will sell cheap it sold
nt once. Address U. J. (J., care
Guard office.
LOST A crescent stlrkpln set with
pearls lost on streets allien Satur
day. Kinder please return to
Cr uipbell-Fellnitin Co.'s more nud
receive reward J117
FOll SALE City iius, cloao In;
Sllilii tint) aud MOO; $r,0 down
nnd $1 Oper munlh, without Inter
est. W. II. Kay, at Hiigenn Uun
Coinpany'a ntore. tf
KOK SALE A No, i business for
sale; good location; clean stock;
will lake city property In pnrt pay
ment. Wish to retire from busi
ness. Call at Guard office, tf
KOK SALE A well Improved faim
of 120 acres, 4 miles nortn of Ci
bnrg. This Is a bargain at t ill
per acre. On good terms. Smith
A Hrown, Coburg, Or.
KOK SAi.E One National cash regis
ter, one ltemlngton typewriter and
a large Iron safe. Enquire- of L.
M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank
building.
KOK SALE SOU Keo 2-cyllliiler
20 horse power touring cur; usi-d
fi months, complete with cover,
storm curtains. Klis lamps and
equipment. M. K. McCluIn at Firm
.National Ilnnk. Jy'i
KOK SALE OK TltADE 1 so acres
of good timber land near Eugene.
Would excliangn for residence
propprty In Eugene. Kor further
information, see G. G. GrosB, lu
Eugene theater block.
KOK SAI.E BY OWNER Sev
. room house, five and a half lots,
piped for irrigation, high atid dry;
small barn and cblck-ii house; alt
kinds rif fruit and berries. If taken
at once, the price will be $21lli; In
quire of HOB. East 13th Street. t
Foil SALE - Fine mountain ranch ol
K'l iiitis; 40 In cultivation and
shout 4U timber; crei k running!
through farm; fair bouse and nut-j
billldlliKs; licaled eight tulles
Miuth of Eugene. I'rlce l.uuu I
Carl G. WHshburne. I
LOIS FOR SALE It Y OWNER Two i
lots and H-rooin bruise, barn; fine!
land for garden; on Fourth street,'
near mill rare. Lot lfiiii'ja on
Twelfth and Alder streets, Just'
north of Patterson school. J. J 1
Walton, Hi Willamette street, tf
FRt'lT. NIT OR ORNAMENTAL
1 It EES Wrl'e or phomi L. 1'
Rouiids, Hoffman House. I will
be Iti the city for a Tew days, ,nnl
will bn ilesi.i to call and s -u you.
'Ibis Is lliii time ol year to order
for fall or spring pluming: by so
doing you secure what you want
and get Hi'lecl slick Our sunk Is
rlcht: our prices are rlg.it, and we
will endeavor to tr ui you right.
L. I'. Hounds.
WA5TW
V.'AWIIi An clperlini el siar'h
i Iromr a! Ilii Fliher laundry.
'WANTED Y-iung mn to drlv,- Ice I
! ,n"in Must be i'iiilii' d on'
west Hi!. Ice plant, W. 9'h Kt
' r:7
U I I Ell A g!'l In to $ I' a in
1 oik 111 s s'l all holi-l. ! l iw ure
f. rr. Ad lr.' Mrs. II II ''!".
M ,;i!i ton )-'
WANTED Thre ylrls to leirn
nnr-liig nt the Eugene G-nersI bi-s-pltsl,
Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris
WjiiiU .I 1 ( Olitlliuetl. )
A.N l 1 1 1 A ii.ci nr.,1 hb- Mile, the
,ri. an lo , mk and 1 1.,. man to
.o:k oil t lie i .ill, 1: Ad.:es, ilto.
Sanderson, t'.in.p CreeK, l.alle l o .
Pirc. li. tt
I.OS1' AMI MU Ml j
l.OSl' -I'roliaoiv on HI, vein n or j
Willamette streets last night, case
coutaiuiug gold-rilouied eye.:
glasses, name iif Dr. Kram l.uclle'
Hard on caa Please return to I
Milton s hook sto'-e. J - 1 '
I'MHKKU.A KlU'NIl -The lady who
left her sliver-handled umbrella
at the Kle.'trle theater and later
called for it, niiv have same by
calling at the theater.
MIM'kl.l.ANKOl'ti
NOTIOK Having roetivered from my
Injury I have resumed my business
of horseshoeing and general liotck
tttuitlillig. C 1. Ilolouay, Kasl
Kleventti street, Kiilrmoniii, Or.
Aiivunc c.iilni; away tor ill,, munin, r!
wlui w.nibl Live s one one lu lake!
cure el tto ir place tuny call on j
er phrne to Mis. Krauce-i lint-I
fish, e tt.,-,1 I'itth i.tiv.1. I'liiiuc
Led i
')O.VT fan to ice v begem if you
want bargains lu real estate. We
nuy and sell farm und city prop
erly. Improved and unimproved.
Tinnier and mining slock. II, I'tiu.
Hin. Koom II, Waliou llldg. tf
I I
'IMIIEit HVN'l;,iS ONLY - Owners
deslr.iits of disposing moderate
Uid timber trai'ta ot g od quality
iiiul accessibility may find it to their
advaiilnun tu mlilress II. J! '., cure
of 1'he Guard Ju2 7
10 CASH AND $10 l'EK MON I'll
Will buy a beautiful California
vineyard, the Income from which
will be sufficient to make you In
deiHWdent for life. Ilatidsotue
pamphlet, valuable Information
and contract free. F. II. Koblnson,
general agent. Pacific Grove, Cal.
INTERNATIONAL COKKESi'ON
UENCK SCHOOLS "The Busy
Man's University." Gives a thor
ough training at your own hums
Id nearly all the trades aud profes
sions. Teit books aud Instruments
(when required) furnished free.
Full Information and circulars nt
the local enrollment office, ii W.
Eighth street, It. J, Klrkwood, rep
resentative. FOLK'S GAZETEEK A business (II
'roctory of onoh city, town and vil
lage In Oregon and Washington,
giving a descriptive sketru nf each
place, together with the location
and shipping fnclllllcs, and a clas
sified directory nf each business
and profession, It. L. Folk Co.,
Ine , Sent tie.
KOlt KK.NT
KOK KENT Nice front room; fur
nace heat; electric lights and
bath. Suitable for twu gentle
men, liit Fast Ninth street.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
I'll YHICI ANN AMI Nt'UOKONH
UK. ANNA MAIJKEH Jstonpatlllr
phy'clau. All ciiiable disease
treated. Women aud children I
specialty. Office nver F E. Uunu'l
l'hone Ited 1631.
UK. II. L. BTUULEY Osteopathic
physician. Offices over Chambers'
store, Dig Willamette street
l'hone Hlark 1326. Consultation
free. Residence 734 Ferry street
l'hone Red 8 1 H7.
C. H. CANNON, M. 11. Homonpathlr
physician and surgeon. Chronic
diseases and diseases of women
and children a specialty. Electri
cal vibratory and light treatment
Office, Suite 1, I and 3, Dunn build
ing, l'liuut) Main (40. Boards
Hoffman House. Phone Main 11.
. F. TITUS, M. I). Homoeopathic
physician and surgeon. Chronic
dlseiiNeM and diseases of wiiinen and
children given special attention
Fanidlc galvunlc, Htailc, X-ray und
vibratory eleclrlcsl trealinentH giv
en. Office, ,'iM Willamette atreet,
with lr. I.. E. McDoiigal. Itenl
dence. 632 I'earl street. (lltlcn
phone, Main (29. Residence
phone. Main f!3M.
I MIKKTAKEKH
J. W. KAYS CO. undertakers and
fuiiernl directors. Eugene. Or.
I ' ii.. tm
UAI k IIEMiKkSUN, iliiili rlsKi r.
and eiiibaliri'Ts. Corner Willam
ette slid Seventh streeM,
W. T GORDON, funeral director
State Ht-criti-d emlisliuer. Office
and residence. Tenth and Olive
I reels. I'lume Red 4M
KI ERINARY ht li(il:ilS
lilt. I . . 1,1111 1 I I II
roiineily Htu'e 'e:erliiiiry of Catl
fornla, nejved ttiree eiu on State
M. .In ,il lloiird. Is be .in .1 nt '.'.I W.
iih Street; l'hone Rid 1 1; s I .
.MINING KNI.INI I IIX
HKItllEKT LEIGH, mining englueei I
and eipert meisllnrKiiti Renault
Information furnished to Intcndlnr
tiiveRtors. EKSnilnstlotis and re
e,rts on rnlnet and ore lretmeut
Eugene Orego'i
All) Mi l KIT
FREE THOMAS Architect, hselct.
en and ptsfis drawn, blue prints i
Sll'l Ipcelttcutloli. lien, rsl supir-
vimoii over tniildinsi In course ol -i
otiKtriictlon. if thlnklug of build- j
lug, IsrKe or small, see me. Tertni '
reasonable. Kooui 7, Cbrisman I
block.
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THK I. ASK 'lilNTY A11STHACT
I'O., Koo:i., J and 3, Waieu ItlocC,
Kut;,'lie. J I'ro-H r.Mrton-'.le.
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J. L. CLARK i CO -Healers tu real
Sflaie, Crefweil. Or.
SOI I IIKUN FAI IJ-ll
U. U. TIME CARD
Toward I'oi'tlnniV Passenger
No. lb 2:43 a. ui., Orcitou Ex
press. No, IS 6:00 a. m., Cottage Grove
l'asseuger.
No. 12 11:55 a. m., Hoseburg
i'asseuner.
No. 14 6:42 p. m., l'ortland fix
press. 'lowunl Siili l-'runclsi-i l'jsenger.
No. II 2: IS p.m., Ruseburg 1'as
seuittr. No. 17 iiija p.m., Cottage Grove
I'ltsseliKer.
No. l.'i 12:32 a.ui , California Ex
press. No. 13 a:44 a. lu.. Sail Frallcls
cu Express.
Wenillliig Itiniicll.
No. S4- -S:;tu n. m., leaves Eugene
fur Sprlllglielil.
No. s - 11:10 a. in., arrives Eu
gene from Springfield.
No. S7 l:uu p. m., leaves Eugene
for Wciiilllug.
No. S.s - I. .40 p. in., arrives Eugene
frotn Wendllng.
WM. MUKI1AY.
Gelt. I'ass. Agt,
I'ortlnnd, Or
JOHN M. SCOTT.
Asst. G. I. A.
A. J. GILLETTE,
Local Agent.
"KNOW HOW" CARRIAGE
ItEI'AIRINO
Is what liialu'B our work so thorough
and durable. Wo know carriages
from the ground up. When there Is
troublu we know whero to locate It
and remedy It In Hie best manner and
shortest time. That means a first
class Job and n very small bill for
repairs. Ilavo us try our skill on
your eurrlngo. You'll be glad yoti
did.
Burbach & Bristow
531 Olive St.
Tailor Made
Clothing
Never before have we suc
ceeded in otTcring our cus
tomers KUL-h attractive, such'
' artistic and up-to-toinoirow
fashions as we display ttxlay.
Isn't it a satisfaction, to know
if we make your clothes
you are sure of a fit.
G. F. McLirOD
44 E.ist 9th St.
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
GEO. K.MUNROE
Ik'. tlOUSKUKNISHER
STOVF.S-P ANGES
FURNITURE
67 W,t Eighth St.
We have everything for the kit
chen. All sorts of pots and pans in
metal and gi aultcwar. All the little
conirtY.mces that make rooking a
liastliim tiisicnii of a druilite you will
find here. Telephone Red f 5 7 0 .
LUGENE .OREGON
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kin Js of reliable plumbing
and tinning wrk. Call
and let us estimate on
your wor'o
Aya & Heitznun
1 West Alb St
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