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Lef9 rllAPlT I s-TTv o( the :' TV Address all eo - .mi i 't ITTir. Uailr 174 . ;5o ..-,, Oregon IrtttW'' . I.- ire jutborliea w ittiutocrlptlons or -S?bSui 'or The &rDrurr.. .... "17. n re utnrlzea lu fXt for subscriptions 'J5Mr Guard. sroi'Ntu riwtv on wishes OF Trie. rr.i "r' Curd Has refrained from of I.Mm the City council on Lieet ol securing a gravity wa- iMt to the city Because u r r,v .1.1. ua.- LlitthsmeniDers 01 una u.m, Lmpetent to work out the ae- .1.1 thv are men 01 recus- Ldlog In the community, ol Ilisiiess capability ana a.e ait to carry out the wish- Mr constituents, so emphatic- hmei at the polls at every tnitj during tlie past tnree ffMe they no doubt would inmstions and heed advice nhmroDer spirit, and would Ldilv offended by fair crltl- nce public officials can scarce- ho discharge their duties In a '. to provoke some opposition, 1)i tilt they must be firm in :i policy and plan of action ! urns or (allure of which ki! be held accountable before ol public opinion. What is liy's business is nobody's bus- pi this matter of carrying out i cf the p:ople of Eir;ene in o a projftr water supply is iehuslLe-s of the city adniin- every member of wnlch pi ell the responsibility he I 'ben he accepted office. For n The Guard is willing that should be left to the mem- l city council and the may- pi that they be accorded I tent treatment at the those who, having opposed ownership at every steu. 1 to make a farce of it. In- lieeptlng defeat in a manly welfare of the citv Is in. ri those who place personal l-i prejudice above the gen- ire tenting their s-.ilte mi- Jawolty as a whole, we about tbree votes east Siinst the issue of bonds aW of building a gravity r "e !ame proportion for r the Present plant as ' -ae genera scheme. It was 't the amount deniand r fbK was Wen. but as a 'ore harmonv. anrt tn """Petition in the ft,. hM In the belief thai "' no further I "I'l'uoiiiUU pur bringing In water from '"wthMwouli remove r rfveriited stigma a nol- 1 Placed unnn i:,,, " howa at that ....: ..' I,-,. v.ni.un ownership was to taw the purchase of 3Uld have been "'an avalanche of ual- 't5 Would he t ..,1 I ' Ie d make thu citv """HI the whole P1; had voted bonds. ... . .. a nu s- ."; -'etnoed many v.,!.,. .. . I't-oi'le ,)f (.,,. " U'A 'In. ,UJI taeni: ;:v;ij,':"n i2.-.. , :,UlVi-"i'.v win i . " ooilars to Ku- VWJ Wirtim... ... I-;,.. -"'"ai seise, i -, a Water . ' "ff'tiablv 0., .. , : I"- , . - r ' ' fDiii- ."'m In i.... . . .o. .U, It, lt o;ltes,odoit if it . "r"'"'r'y v:i!l.. l",il(y t. j i ri;, o"t it is w " "q v ... . nm tllllilftilllf. Ill rln still ana mu.c v - 1. t..'.B,t. A, .A It, right betaiise u irj". w-w case the rQit thins to do U ' plain ...l.nilM tn A that there is"" ui'i-". . . through :iiorSnce. The constietio of l tvlty . tern means tht iuoty rlUl from the sale of bouda ili b broulit in from the outsidt and mainly spent here with our business men, contrac tors and workingmen. When com pleted the interest charges will be paid, not by taxes, but through water rentals that in the past have gone to fill the coffers of a private corpora tion. It will give Eugene something to boast of and to advertise. Just as Portland makes capital of its Bull Hun water, giving us an additional claim to the title of the home city of Oregon. It will settle a question that will be the cause of agitation as long as the city stands, because a well sup ply will never be satisfactory, and will meet with increasing difficul ty the needs of a growing population. Pumping plants are expensive to op erate, and have constantly to be re newed and enlarged. As we under stand it, it Is not expected that It will require all of a bond issue of $500, 000 to cocplete a gravity system, but the council wishes the authority to sell additional bonds to the amount necessary to complete the works, if there is a deficiency after -the $160, 000 available is expended, and that before the bonding proposition is again submitted Engineer Kelsey will have completed his engineering work and submitted final figures on the cost of the complete system so that the voters will know exactly what amount is to be Invested. The acquittal of Senator Booth and his brother, Henry, would naturally be a matter of gratification to their many friends throughout the state, under any circumstances, and it is es pecially so since the cases were so one-sided that the publicity given the government's evidence has amounted to a complete vindication of the de fendants. In neither trial was any evidence introduced to offset that of the government witnesses and yet the jury had no difficulty in arriving at a verdict of acquittal. In fact, the whole affair seems to have been the futgrowth of a political controversy involving the Mitchell and anti-Mitchell factions, the indictments against the Booths not having been brought in good faith, so that .Iud;;c Wolverton would have done himself credit to have granted the motions made for non-suit In both raises. As it Is the senator and hi3 brother will be held in higher public esteem than ever, since their public and prlvai' records have been thoroughly Inves tigated by the secret service agents, backed by relentless prosecutors, and the result of the promsled exposures has been as rank a farce as was ever aired In court. The records of few public officials could have undergone the same searching Investigation without bringing to light any actions of n questionable character, and therein lies the vindication of the defendants, who have been the objects, not of ,i legal prosecution, but of persecution carried on vindictively and relentlnss ly for years with alL Its attendant worry of suspense and apprehension. "England ravor- Turks," says a headline over a cablegram dealing with the raising of the Macedonian question In the house of commons. That's nothing new. England - has been playing the same game f.ir years and It has kept the Turkis'.i empire from getting smashed to smithereens more than once. Those two Chinese girls who nave matriculated In the Cornell summer school and are outdresslng the whole bunch wearing the newest creations of the Paris fashion-makers, at that won't do a thing in the trouble making line when they gel back home. iJiaz has had the leader of the op Position party In Mexlro locked up. charged with complicity in the !aH' f air-flush revolution, nnd the ih'inan Is liable to m et with an ar Idenial death" at any. time. C.l.u! we do not play the mime that way. An average man can ho'.d his own i' king against his enemies; it is his " lls l"at put him up against the h iidest scraps he has to engage In. "d sometimes they put him down '"id nut. The announcement that llarriman "ill lip given a say in the manage- ""nr or the Gould railroads will doubtless be followed In due course hy their becoming Harriinuii railroad.'. ell, there are men who should not object to seeing other muitl-nill-'""inires adopt the Hearst fad of own ing and financing a political party 'h"se who cop the coin, for Instance. I'ittsburg stands for a whole lot. '"'t drew the line s.Q ply at Nan Pat terson, who was ordered out or town o when found t() lit I rv in. t . . "'ft iv ruh married man. wor" a 'iVrtrlutic insarii-y" brand of mind r ,1. i,. is the l;i'iv in-..! fur the Korean Wli.i kiii. .1 it y ;;,,.v. ei:. 4vh to the B..r., noveni Oletlt, tolvtd it. J. Ill . u .ui-ii j on eome to Ulluk it Is not strange that Mr. Hearst siiould be an expert in culling other men ugly names he has been railed a few himself. Both of the leading presidential tanuiuuies are uig Hills, and both I . nave a devoted "Brother Charlie" but both cannot be elected. The live city of Medford, not half the size of Eugene, Is preparing to spend $250,000 for a gravity water system. -NOT UKK THK OI.I) I).vs "Come on, fellers! Let's go swlm niin'!" How the old-time crv Echoes In the recollection Spite of the years that flv! How the summer breeze invites us1 How the whispering branch delights f us! Through the window all creation Seems to breathe an invitation Of the days gone by. "Come on. fellers! Let's go swim min'!" Ah, 'tis far away, That old nook where merry truants Shouted In their play! Now maturely and demurely You may journey quite securely, Where each mighty, murmuring breaker Mentions to some ticket taker What you ought to pay. "Come on fellers! Let's go swim min'!" Those were playdays rare, Naught of pleasure that awaits us Can with them compare. All this poor perfunctory splashing, All these modes so trimly dashing, Please alone as they remind us Of the day we left behind us Happy days back there. Washington Star. THIS DATE IX HISTOBV." August 3. -1515 Argentina discovered by the Spaniards and settled by tlTeni in 1553. 1797 Sir Jeffrey Amherst, the British general to whom Montreal surrendered, died. Born January 29, 1717. 1S23 Thomas P. Meagher, who o in ma nd d the Irish brigade In the American-civil war, born in Water f:ird, Island. Died near Fort Ben ton, Mont., July i, 1867. 1S4G President Polk vetoed the river and harbor bill on the ground that it was unconstitutional. 1851 Steamer Pampero left New Orleans carrying a filibustering ex pedition against Cuba. 1 SG2 General llalleck ordered General MeC'lellan lo evacuate the Peninsula of Virginia. 1 8IS4 Pennsylvania adopted a constltutluui! I amendment allowing solders to vote. 1S72 King Haakon VII of Nor way, born. 1 ..0.7 Augustus Saint Gaudens. sculptor, died. Born Jan. S, 1854. This is .My With Birthday." Haakon VII. King of Norway, was born August 3, 1872 at Charlolten lund castle. In Denmark. Prior to his election to the throne by the Nor wegian people in 190 r . he was Prince Charles of lienmark. the second sou ol the present ruler of Denmark. He was educated for the navy and was known as one of the most popular nnd democratic members of the royal families of Europe. In 1S9 he was married to Princess Maud, a third daughter of King Edward VII of Great Britain. There was consider able opposition to the marriage, as Maude was the daughter of the lilt tin king of England and Charles was on ly a Danish prince. At that time no one dreamed of the brilliant future in store for Prince Charles. After the marriage Prince Charles was well received in England. His f:ither-in-Inw barium' proud of him and olten -mploved. him in delicate and Impor tant missions. When Norway severed her conned ion with Sweden and de cided to have a king of her own. Lie name of Prince Charles was the only one seriously considered in connec tion with Hie throne. In ' icc Charles and Princess Maud crowned at Tmii.lli.ieni under tin titles of King Hinknn VII and (Jueen Maud. The royal e. upl - Have om: one child, lillle l'rince Olaf. now ... his sixlli year. ! all ikIiii- ol Spin Is lor tin' Week, j nni.tiiiiLr of loin; meet mi: of Grand Circuit and Great Western Circuit Kalaniaziie. t'lial tiiiirnami'iil " --uciiitioli "I I'" Om'irii i Iowa TViiu Maims. . opening of Mch.;nn -m' (hampi :lisl!i, firrnani.'iil at phlliiell'lilM crirki frs v-. men of livl.md at Dublin. Tiie-iluy. Opening cf ih'' Norihwcst ills championship touiiiMinent netonka. Minn. pe'li Ml T li nt Mm- 1 eillli'-iiiij Opening of annual hors show at Harrlsliurg, Va. I liurii.i I'lllilial hers Opening of show Bav Shoiv, N. v- I'lldny. ni,;i. wl..lnlii:i ( ril k''!' !'-' v- Nor: "-K1vrr.,.'",r.,,H. T?r Henley at Si, CuUniri,,..,. On-url". Niiiii'hiy. , .a-i'rsv'n;.;: WI LL DI1II I I"- For up-to-date -.. drilllne c Co. . well drillers. t.nDuke & Lett I 121, 1)99 Vil'ard Boul. I' O Al CJl ST OXDAY. SUM SEU5I m ; SETTING O'JT FIRES: I'- cl wits of Lane , nan; niiiienved to ami'v r,.r ,, ir in.; the county "el. i k t burn thougk not in s.. . i ,,... elMins s a-i last year. The lesislai ; la.H session passed a ;-lw w wher.'by olj law autlioruiiijj county clerks to i.-Mio ure hermit was repealed, .nut crcming a state b 'Urd of forest- i ii.ii i,as supervision over mat--rs i i this kind. Mmiv people do not know tiiat the county clerk does n ,t have the power lo issue permits as of old, as they are not n-.r i he law. cs is attested by the applica tions made for fire permits. The state board of forestry is com posed of the Kovernnr , ,.t state, fish and game wardens and the I uie .iuer oi me Oregon Agricultural tollege having charge of the forestry work and three electors of the state, w.io are appointed by the governor Iroin and upon the recommendation of the Lumber Manufacturers' Asso ciation of Oregon, Oregon Forestry Association and the I'nitt-d States uiiesi service, eacn to select one of the electors. The board of forestry animinu tho deputy fire wardens throughout the state upon recommendation of the property owners in the different sec tions. Expenses incurred by the dep uty fire wardens are horns by the sec tions over which they have jurisdic tion. Before the present board was created county clerks had authority to issue fire permits aud as a result conditions were very unsatisfactory. In many cases the county clerk did not know the conditions when he is sued the fire perimt, and In a number of cases permission to build fires was allowed Ill-advised. The closed sea son for setting fires is from June 1 to October 1. BIG' ( KM EXT l'li.WT IX I'OltTL.V.M). Within two weeks construction of n great cement plant will be com menced In Portland. This undertak ing in commercial importance re garded as only second to the advent ot another trans-continental road will be hacked by a corporation com posed of Portland nnd Utah capital ists, with a capital stock of $1,200,- ouo. 1 he company Is Incorporated under the laws of Utah, with half of the stock held by C. W. Nlbley and associates of Salt Lake City, and the other half by Portland men. VKHV LIVE ISSUE. (Harney County News, Hep.) The Pendleton Tribune says ' Statement No.l Is a dead issue.' Don't fool yourself, rnvernor. T' men who ignore or violate it will be dead long before the Issue i. 1I:LI( I(H!i HANAXA CUEAM. This recipe is highly recommended by one of our correSeoiidcis; try . for dessert tomorrow. Ptel live large bananas, ru: smooth with five teaspoonfuls of s' i;ar. Add on? teiicup sweet crean beaten to a stiff froth, then add in. 10c -package of Lemon JE'..L-0 clis 'Hlver1 1 1 -!' iiif"us of boiling wit ter. Pour into mold and when ok -..iiiis.i wan candied cherries. Serv. with whipped criini, or a good pud ding sauce. JELL-0 Is sold by all ro'-ers at. 10 tier package. II KICK'S AX EXAMPLE OF GOOD HOItSE SENSE See how quietly he stands while be ing, shod. He knows he la having a ood job done. We do all kinds of horse shoeing and our charges are reasonable always. How can a horse do a good day's work poorly shod? Lit us fix yours up now. Burbach & Bristow 53 J Olive St. Organized 1883 The First, National Bank CF EUGENE, OREGON Capital paid m 100,00( Surplus and undivided profits 100.001 Additional liability of stockholders tinder national banking laws. 100,001 Total 1300,1)00 r Sunn' .Management 2.- Years Your I'liiniiiimi" Solicil.Kl. i iidi G. Hendricks . President i3. B. Eakln ! P. E. Snodgras , Luke L. Goodrich , 1 Darwin HrlMow . . .Vice President Ca.-ihle: . AsslFtant Cahle . flHtnnt f'nahlpt tf. H. McVAY Swcfi.-or lo M S. Hubble Transfer Company do a g. iii ritl tnin-fiT liiolis: . Iiiiiioi lii'lil vm"I. tnilikx mill all tiling in III" tinr pill receive iiri'iiii'l mill 1'iiP'fiil iitieiitlon. "Ilii-lnox Prompt d ( uri'flll" Is olir llllilMj Plum,. It.d ll'Jf ur leave onlcn at .NuVn C'i(r ritore Q O a, ii)08 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS I lt SAI.K FOU SALE Tuorouiniorea Hereford I mis lor sale. Kiiiinro 0 u II-l.iiiii-lle street. ;f .'iV roii SALE Half Jersey; will be fresh first of October. Enquire at .Monroe street. a:t FOK SALE Full-blooded Kentucky Walker hounds; llooth stock. In quire of K. A. Booth. ais FOK SALE A good work team, wag on and harness. Price, $22a. West Elgnth street, adjoiuing feed mill. f0it aALK Bu" OrpiuKiou eggs, 13 for $1. W. B. Hampton. 1102 Columbia avenue, corner lath it. FOK SALE A first-class barn, suit able to bo made -into a dwelline Enquire S56 or 846 Alder street, tf KOlt SALE 2 4 acres adjoining citv ! limits; easy payments. Enquire of Howe & Buoy, 036 Willamette street. .' FOK SALE Parties wishing to buy 200 acres of first-class timber laud call on J. W, Carlile, four niiies west of Hale. FOU SALE A five-room house, with bath, close in. at a bargain. En quire at White's Grocery, Fifth and Willamette street. u."t FOK SALtu S-room house, three: blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot i 80x76 feet. Price, $2 100. Ore-' gon Land Company. tf i FOK SALE oevei'H, hundred cords j of wood; body fir oak, maple audi ash. B. A. Seelye, office at Plak and Johnson real estate office. FOR SALE Timber land; quarter section in township 16, s. r. 1 w, section 32. Will sell cheap it sold at once. Address C. J. Q., care Guard office. FOR SALE A well Improved faira of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Cn burg. This la a bargain at l')0 per acre. On good terms.' Smith & Brown, Coburg, Or. FOK SALE One National cash regis ter, one Remington typewriter and a large Iron safe. Enquire ot L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. FOR SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 600-gallon tank, fittings, 40 feet l'-inch pipe, for sale cheap at Hall & Shumway's, East Seventh street. See it. tf FOK SALE Good clean stock of general merchandise located at one of the best trading points in Lane county; will rent building; party must have at least $3,000, cash. A gilt edge opening. Address Lock "ox 21. Fall Creek, Or. FO'l SALE OR TRADE ISO acres of good timber land near Eugene. Would exchango for residence property in Eugene. For further Information, see G. G. Gross, In Eugene theater blo"k. FOK SALE BY OWNER Seven room house, five and a half lots, piped for Irrigation, high and dry; small barn and chicken house; all kinds of fruit nnd berries. If taken at once, the price will be $2100; In quire of 806. East 13th Street. t FOK SALE Fine mountain ranch of 80 acres; 4 0 In cultivation and about 40 timber; creek running through farm:, fair house and out buildings: located eight miles south of Eugene. Price 1,000 Carl O. Wa3hburne. LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two lots and 8-room house, barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street. near mill race. Lot I6tlx9b on Twelfth and Alder streets, Just north of Patterson school. J. J. Walton. 515 Willamette Btreet. tf FOK SALE Two story residence and lot 80x100 between Ninth and Tenth streets. Soon will be good for business location. Also lot between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Apply 033 Olive Btreet. FOR SALE One team of heavy mules, one set of rhaln harness nnd one 3V-ii)('h Mitchell wagon. In good condition. Mnie lire (rut to a fault and a perfect team for nil purposes. Price for outfit, $4.r,0. Inquire at thfs office. WANTKU WANTED To rem, a modern house not later than Septi'inli r 15. G. G. Gross tf WANTED TO RENT -A big farm on snap's, for from 3 to '. years. Address "C. D.," ca''e Guard, tf WANTED Three girls lo learn nursing at. the Eiig.-ne G'-neral hos. nltal. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris tf WANTED Manager (or branch of fice we wi-h lo loca'e here In Eu 1'ciie. Afldres, with r"f "reii'-cs. The Morris Wholesale lions", Clu . clnnall. Ohio. a22 WANTED posted s'ock a conien ' - A young man who Is well i in geenral merchandise i clerk. Only one who ell recommended, honel : and otnp"teni need answer to I. i ihi offl'v If I M , ,i. I r, 1 1 - K nrnlshed nonse. f. or 6 root!"" f' Iw" "ire.. n'nn"': not too far out. Three In family. Eugi-ne Real Estate & Investment Co. W'.VIKI' liui'tl a i.-irab!i v III li'lise rillli- nro'HTt V owner "I tr yi'V't! -r-eiT'l h'HISe ill l ical r n for tenant who .'iiipo for term "f years. 1'iiiiranie. ing b .,.. Adilr s. t of fa r of nreie of Guard, for pai If . 7. CI I e or call at Guard Oculars. It Is Not Advertising Which Survives; But the Things Which Are Advertised '; : THE "cleverest advertise ment" you ever wrote may be quite forgotten now. even by the best friends it made for you. It may survive only in the bigger store It help ed create. But it is just as certain that the bigger store of the future is to grow out of the advertising of the present as it Is that the store as it now stands is the result, In large measure, of your "forgotten" advertise ments. You have preserved the re sults of advertising. You must create new results through new adveriisiiig. FOK KKXT .'Oil KENT Nice lront room; fur- nnce heat; electric lights and bath. Suitable for two gentle men. 1 i 4 East Ninth street. MISCKLlirtTIKOLh SAY I am here again to work. 1 am the lom cement worker and finisher. Get your work doue by L. C. Williams. NOTICE Having recovered from ray injury I have resumed my business of horseshoeing aud general ulack smlthlng. C. D. Holoway, East Eleventh street, Falrmount, Or. FOR EXCHANGE Good Income bearing property, making Interest on $4500 at l(r per cent. Will ex change for good farm. Euqulre of Frank E. Blair, Fall Creek, Or. tf DON'T fail to see Cheiem If you want bargains in real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, improved and unimproved. Timber and mining stock. H. Che iem, Room tl. Walton' Bldg. tf POLK'S GAZETEER A business di rectory of ench city, town and vil lage in Oregon aud 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. R. L. Polk & Co Inc., Seattle. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy Man's University." Gives a thor ough training at your own home In nearly all the trades and profes sions. Text books and Instruments (when required) furnished free. Full information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 4 5 W. Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep resentative. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN ATTOIlXEVS-AT-t.AW 3. D. AL'jEN, Atluruijj-at-lu, 616 Willamette strent, Eugene Oregon L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Olflo over Yorau's shoe store, Eugent Oregon. . M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of flee over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Eugene. Oregon. C. A. W1NTERMEIER, Attorney-at law. Land titles and probate spec ialties. Office over Chambers-llrla-tow Bank. WALTON ft NESS, Attorneys-at-law J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice In all the courts In thi state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon. GEORGE H. DOKIUS Aitornty-at law; office llovey Building, cop Sth and Willamette streets; rooms 1 and 2 upstairs. WOODCOCK POTTER, Attorneys, at-law. A. C. Woodcock ami E. O Potter. Office one. block south ot Chrlsninn block, Eugene, Oregou WILLIAMS ti. BEAN, nt.torneys-ai law. J. W. Williams, !,. K. Bean Practice in all courts of tho slat' and before the I'. S. Land Of Met Offices 12. 13. 14 P'.il 15 McfMilli. LEI J.N It. Eli.MDNnUN, law. Idioms I and 2, and Sttvlng llniik Attoruny-a t E'Xen'j Loan JESSE (-. WEI.I.n. l.awy. , . .No. it West Eighth -ttroet, Kugene, Or. 0ip"Hlte poslofflce. Gives special attention to the exaiiilnailoti of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections Also to all pension utaLters. Phoiii lied 1 : 76 I. N. HAKII.U'Olt Special alien Hon given to divorce and ftottie nient f estates. Agent for Contl neural Insurance Company. Roou. 6, First National Bank .Building Eugene, Oregon. Binding. I NDEKTAKEKH J. W. KAYS l.u.. underiiikers and funeral rllrector-u ittren... Or DAY Ac HENDKRSON, undertaken and einbiilmerB. Cor. tor Wlllain etiii and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed einbnliiier. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phone RiQ44xl. I'ltVSICIA.N .N! St lt(.l . F. I I I t h. M. physician and diseases lilnl dis It. Hoiiioeopalhia surgeon. Chronic fiiM's of women &d special attention. c.llldren given Hiradic galvanic. Bt'itic. X-rav and vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office, ftSl Willamette street, with Dr. L. E. McDougal. Kesi dence, 632 Pearl street. Office phone, Main 62 9. Kesidonco phone. Main 631. OK. H. L. 8TUU1.EY Osteopathic physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 618 Willamette street Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Kesldence 134 Ferry street. Pbons Ked 3197. C. H. CANNON, M. 1). llomoepathia physlciaa and surgeo. Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main 540. Boards Hoffman House. Phono Main 11. DK. ANNA MAUKEH. Jstcapathlo phye'cinn. All curable dlsasen treated. Women aud cblldidn ti specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's. Phone Ked 1631. G. S. IIEAKDSI.EY, M. I). Regular ..physician and Burgeon. Offices 16 and 17 McClung building, Eighth and Willamette streets. Office aud residence phone, Main 4 7. MINING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEiuH, milling engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Eugisne Oregon. ARCHITECT FREE THOMAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision over buildings in course of construction. If thinking of build ing, large or small, see me. Terms . reasonable. Room 7, Cbrlsman block. HEAL ESTATE AGENTS J. L. CLARK & CO. Dealers lb real estate. Creswell, Or. ABSniACTORS TUJil LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Bloc, Eugpne. Or Pnca rnnaotuihle. oljllliav. rui lion " K. R. TIME CARD Townrd Portland rnsseliger No. 16 2:43 a. in., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 6:00 a. m., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 12 11:65 a. m., RoBeburg Passenger. No. 146:42 p. m., Portland Ex press. Toward San Kraiiclsci Passenger. No. 11 2:18 p.m., Roseburg Pas sengor. No. 17 9:35 p.m., Cottaje Grove Passenger. No. 16 12:32 a.m., California Ex preHs. No. 13 5:44 a. m., San FrauclB co Express. Wciidllng Ilnmcli. No. 84 8:30 a, m., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No. 82 11:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. nr., leuves Eugene for Wondllng. No. 88 5:40 p. m., arrives Eugene from Weudllng. WM. MURRAY, Geu. Pass. Agt, Portland Or JOHN M. SCOTT, AsbL O. P. A. A. J. GILLETTE, Local Agent. HIONE'H HEAVE DROPS GrcilMl known rrn,rdy lor hravri Highland, Or., Oct. 31, 1902 -Thit is lo certify that 1 gave m inarr one bottle ol "Slone'n Heave Drot" and cured her ol heaves, This was last winter aed she har not been afieded since - G Wallace r-R.S.CSI ONE, SaL-m, Or. I'or sale by all druptli.ls. $1.00 IN ONE OR MANY COLORS fc T AOmQT T7ACIT TTIITQ IN THE WEST FOR THK PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK Til tl II) l lilllll NOIttl BETTING & HENDERSON M sos. All kinds of brick slime and r.. monr , work promptly nod malic done. Ail -york giinranici d. Hcsidcnr 92 1 I Wlllattii'tii. Hlreei, 131 West Fourth etre.O Phonu Ked '.'il?. C3 Tel. Ked 5 O O O
