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THB 'KVtifcW r.tr. . ,. "i-anii, WEDNESDAY . AldlfRT R mno n : ress alfcom- ' B11S.C 1. 00 .60 .03 Li W'eide known La" U IT lofm jothorited to .L hmlnesi M. . i dirk. Medto -TvnENT PAPEB. Lwol.w-- ,..TK). GANG EiS BREAKS FAITH Ulllt in" !...,.( Eueeoe'ant a gra v- F"'"" .... clrt so ga. ima " jpte kr their votes at the Kthing has occurreo su.: .ollistsprins to change aq the Question. They L (MBdl to go ahead and lad i 8item, Ju8t 88 lne MoriJI to So. tipfuitloa Is stirred up by UjdiTOrporatlon hirelings, tut opposing toe win ' lu the pssi three years,. tailed to e gooa the city Utke pliat for more than it nk ui they have broken llev wait the city to con- tor power for pumping d in the end make munlcl- diip I failure so that the la lie glad to sell the plant :St oil corporation. With t ii view they have set their orpn at work distorting lilllhing the motives of Lei li is even asserted that I!) business men and tot to take the water bond mast be a finish fight on in, let it come now, and ira who hare attacked the the community be hunted ajosed so that the plain j pot the brand of traitors : be Id all business trans- ho wear the Iron col- Vnulon have no right to i u "prominent citizens." assails the credit and 1 financial standing of the lie lives and does husl : to be exposed to public Signal km. ;ssli (or a greater and a me is going to be kept up SiiS to win. We are go- Me this city an Ideal place me with water fit to Plety of It, in spite of the 1 J corporation that in tie way. The men who fw ai private Interests a itj the general welfare 14 1 pulverized by the er" of popular soveriun- Piog to be true to our Wple of Oreson. who M 'telr boys and crirlo in ia!terfiTe are g0,ng " ier o unni,n,.,,.i lrk first, and count the (Ierward. ,aiiiiiitratiot, mav pro- ork in the full CIo Tk . .15 5 they are carrying! c im people; that the I irom the same old u'rs wno are 1R '-ot on votes. AS INSTITUTIONS ' 0relan prlms H " to public ,:,,. : L",,:,,"in t" : Wi-, . "Hn''e and for -''i'.f mils, 1 ' use !l"tltn "' , ' "l IS aonev ..n ,,eii- 1 sunk In it, f!! Kto11. as io'Jses almut ' 'pap.r with '' ' fire to '"":l I r. h. flOnw WroMs.',, the "1 - 'J' 1'ir-al ... 1. a: r-i ,. Lir V .i ' 't that even -.;. "l Ha (If. to those ho f$ business in that line! here nn'i ejxnecl too IIHir.ll of the newspaper that Is ignored by you; ... i your money with it and you are not likely to want full measure from It- It's a Pior newspaper that does not invariably exceed the demands made upon it in mailers of public ex ploitation, and Is Is a grave blunder o overlook or neglect It. i air play in home business and heme adveriis ..... .n,l home celebration is quite us esseutial aB lu any otner line oi home effort, and in eacn aim an me newspaper is entitled to Just, and first, consideration always.' And regarding the newspaper bus iness there are many other matters that it is worth while to call public attention to. For instance It is said frequently that a certain town 'sup ports" one or two newspapers. Noth ing could be further from the truth. Newspapers are no longer objects of charity but have come to be real busi ness institutions, conducted along the same lines as other commercial enterprises. They sell news and ad vertising space at fixed prices, and both have become staple commodities. The Guard, for instance, pays out $1650 per month (double what It was two years ago) for running expenses, $1400 of which is Bpent In Eugene, largely In the salaries of well-paid employes who in turn distribute it among the business men. This mon- ey Is gathered up all over Lane coun ty and much of it comes irom a ais tance in subscriptions, advertising and Job work, so that Eugene, Instead of "supporting" a' paper like The Guard, actually derives a revenue from it Just as It does from any oth er manufacturing plant a woolen mill or a sawmill. It is a payroll en terprise that contributes to the growth and prosperity of the oity. Not only that, but the larger ana better newspapers become the more widely the town is advertised, attract ing homeaeekers, increasing the vol ume of business and enhancing prop erty values. . -And yet there are some business men who never patronize a newspa per. They advertise .on dealt walla and get the UttHe stationery they use printed by cheap Eastern shops, but throw a fit when some customer sends to a mail orded house for a bill of goods. Possibly tlheir incon sistency comeB from the fact that they have never thought of these things; at least it is charitable to suppose se. A press disjiatrli of .yesterday ,ns- utaers advised outside fi- serts that it has been proven that numan ueing can Jive w.iinout Drums, j near Aurora, lud., with los-s ef A friend at our elbow suggests thatj 26 lives. he became convinced or that fact j 1 'ss'' c"'"ef r ft" 1,0 forthe Stat . , , ,i i "e of liberty in -New York luiouu rt'iiuiag inu eiinor.iiLis un i.ne water question in the nuirning paper. Wonder what he meant? Bring mice and women .loge.Ui- tudsliow them up, as they er and there WiU always be something doing. The. lady members of a Penn sylvania church choir have gone on a strike .because they saw mice .In. the choir gallery instead of .accepting their presence as a tribute to their singing. Uncle Sam's Law sharps are right In saying that reversal of the Unn dls Standard Oil decision has not al tered the merits of the case. But, alas, all cases that get into the courts I are not filially disposed of on their merits. While politicians have unquestion able been corrupted by corporations, It Is equally unquastionabje lhat cor porations have been 'corrupted by politicians in other words, corrupt men will always corrupt others, or try to. And now they are wondering if Mr. Fairbanks meant, to be persjnal when he said: "There are too many who profess decency In politics, but who do not carry their propositions I into effect." overnor Fort, of .New Jersey, has received a Black Hand demand for $10,000,000 or his life. And we suspect that's more money than the governor Is keeping around the house in the summer. A study of the wold's maratinie history will show that those Holland ers, when they gel their Dutch up. are capable of going some. History, however. Is not one of Castro's spec ial lie... Whether the Hlsgen and Graves ticket Is to have a quiet or a brass band funeral will depend largely on 'he extent to which it Is financed bv Mr. Hearst. Now that the Tom and .John presi dential ticket is in the field the lovers of Tim and Jerry are hoping that 'hlngs win be coming their wav about frost-tlino. ;im r:r.i(.M ...ti. i. : 1 ;-,,,,,,.. e,.if he , u "-- t take on a few Chautauqua "gageiiients while the advertising is I 11 "! 1 pan Is making extensive prepa rationsnot for war, but to welcome th - t tilted States fleet of battleships. 1,at 11 ly H-b.MUl Won't lie ;'., .. , Tit f.r tal" an old v.--v human garni :!.. The lain - iJ Volltics ' leader.-. !i,;v t lit' poiiri.a! into la!,,.;-. ing gune leaders are now Kill II Of course Mr. Tafl's , or l-lir , at. ing spweii of urcepra... ,. Kin 1K , followed by the usual letn-r -.hi uut lt.aVL, ullytnlll to write auu.i;. This New Jersey man who perlod- naiif ueus uis SKIa is doubtlets re- laled to the fellow who periodically sheds his political opinions .... To Judge from recent publications an the armv nffi,..,o f ., , , . . .WW. mi 111 lU determined to go up In the air balloons. A LKTTKH TO WU'K. t took a im-al with .Mr. Green Ills wife-is sure a splendid ciiok l'm glad that you eniov tho e,,. glad that you eniov hu -,.' nere did you hide the but'on hook? i hope youll have a )ollv time, And gain in health while vou are tnere; i m sure you need the clime, But tell me. Where's wear? change of my under- Bear wife, since you have been away It is a lonely life to lead; By ten o'clock I want to sav, i am in bed. I'm gooS indeed. did not linger at the club, 'My conduct is not such that shocks I'm growing sick of hotel grub, For heaven's sake, where are my socks? mtraond m aort uonw aonftotna The rubber plant I've watered well, I keep the parlor windows shut; I'd be all rif lit if you. could tell Just where the can opener was put 1 liope the rest will do you good, Bo Tar I haven't had the blues; T'm growing sick of hotel food, "Where did you hide my Sunday shoes? Detroit Free Press. THIS DATE IN HISTORY August n 1763 'British troops defeated the Indians at Bushy Run. 1T78 The British burned their fleet off Rhode Island upon the ap proach of the French fleet un der Count d'Estning. 1813 American privateer Decatur captured the British schooner Dominica. 1S29 First locomotive reeulurlv used In the United States run on the- Carbonclule & Hones dale rjiilroud In New York. 1SG4 Admiral Purragut entered Mo- I tiiln H. v u-lth il a,ls74A 0, , ,"." h,',rn.. 1 hfirlior '1SSG Parcel iost established be tween Canada and points in (Ir. -at Britain. 1890 France and England reached an agreement respecting their passei-sions in Africa. 1S9'4 The great strike of the Amer ican railway Union declared off. 1907 The French navy bombarded Casa illaiira, on the .Moroccan const. THIS IS ..MY :i!)TII ItlliTIIHAY ('. W. liccklmiii Crepps Wickliffe Beckham, for- mer governor of Kentucky, was horn I near Bardstown, Ky., August 5, 1S119,A 10c package makes enough desert and received his education at the llardstow n Academy, and at the Cen tral University of Kentucky. For For several years after graduating from the last-named place he taught school in Bardslown. He then be gan the study of law and was admit ted to the bar in l.Sil.S. The same year he was elected a member of the Kentucky house of representatives, j He was twice re-elected and was clios-; en speaker of the house in lslis. In 1X!I!I lie was elerted lieutenant-tiivi r- ' nor. becoming chief executive at Cm ernor C.iebel's death, February 3.: 1II0II. Tin' same year lie was ele.-ted g.)veni(,r tor the full term, endim; ia I December. IImiT. In I ! x; he was nominated in a state primary by the; Democratic parly as cumulate f . , 1 l1iii;ed States senator from Kentm-kyl over James II. .McCreary. the iai inn-! (.it. lu the general nss-mmy. ho.v-j Mr. Ileikham was defeated. ; Cilv subscribers who desire The liuard mailed to them at summer resorts or other out-of-town places will please no tify the office, givinu' city ad dress also flew address, and tin. length of lime they desire tin! paper sent to the latter. On returning, please notify office in order that service hv carrier may be promptly resumed. , ,'''rT' ;(( ml 'tut 1 1 ill'-- For the complete cure nf ein.chv colrls asthma and bronchitis and ail liin ciimnlaiiiis tending t Hon. liv.rwort. tar and have for ages maintain liviw.ii remit .1 1 inn as wild -ii an staiula; rough remedy. It contain no In in or harmful drugs and can ..1 iti, snfeiv to children, i r $1 1111. Sold by I. Inn I"'" '.ianis Mfg. Co. props.. Cle Co.. w;:- eland. ). iiii.i.Miitr. r.itoTiii i'.s ,- Vr re nl.(.k f,,n. - '...,, -Till" !-:J GRVE DAILY Gt .MID. n Sun tbs ;:fl h . elJ r.rr ' " -jlfr-t" Signature O O TTTT 1 Heart to Meart Talks. 0 By EDWIN A. NYI3. o Cjivr!Sht. 1905. I.y l: iwl-i A Nye. I.N TUt DENTIST'S CHAIR. The tortures of Hie Sua nwh Innntcl. e entirely of the past, : """ u'"llern l'k Is the chnlr of the dental surgeon. The difference be- 'weeu the cliulr of the Siuuish dungeon 1 d,"u,lst'8 chalr 18 "tly as to i -v "". arp Oue goes to the dentist for an ei--iu 'amiuallon or cleaning of the teeth. Ete jiuay be oue's best friend. In his tor i ture chamber be is your dearest enemy. I "Hah!" rays the luqulsiltur. "What j hove we here? Two filllugs. Ve must tiuve another appointment. How would lomorrow, say 3 o'clock, nult you?" , hcuged. Ji suits you like an Invitation to be You go out from the presence of the dentist a changed mau. Your uei-ves are Jangled like sweet bells out of June. Au omluous thlug-"3 o'clock to morrowslooms ever on the horizou of your subconsciousness. Oue climbs with a ghastly smile Into the hateful padded chair. Adjustment i)f the towel Is like putting the noose nbout the neck of the wretch to lie rwungoff. First Is a skirmish, a premo nition of the real thing when the smll- l ing villain picks brutally iuto the de cayed spots with a pickax. And now be begins bis murderous Job the grind ing out of the boles. 1'gh! You cower and flinch and grunt. He Is bunting for aud tlndlug the place where you live. And you are "at home." Afterward comes the hammering of the gold with a sledge hammer. Ugh. but this Is a bard way to acquire riches! The rascal Is forcing the metal on you. He has such a supreme disre gard for your finer feelings. It really isn't fair to hammer a man when he Is down. ... i There! Ali over-feut the polishing.. That process seems the worst of all because It comes on the top of your two Lours of human grief. It looks a surplus piling on mt pain. lie Is so careless with his wheel In the vicinity of sore and mangled gums. Finally the ngouy ceases. As you rise from the chair your first Impulse is to paste the dentist one over his left eye. but you remember, "Faith fill are the wounds of a friend." You touch the gilded jilaci with yotn tongue. You feel a v.'holt mau again. There are uo surplns luiles In your headpiece, and It may be n year be fore other fillings ape needed. What k the ni-ral? 1 If any. It is on lUe tnrfce. a pdi ef optimism uauiclv. t!ii:-. Is n g 1 wori ". j to live in. after sil Vou inuiili a thou- ' saiul liiiiti wl1er.e4V.ou rouii liut oLice ( AUD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks for 'he many beautiful floral offerings. Irndness and sympathy shown us dur ,11k "ur sad bereavement. MR. AND .M US. I. M. FRANCIS AND FAMILY'. Wliat Shall We ilave For Dessert'.' Try .IEI.L-0, the dainty, appetiz ing, economical dessert. Can be prepared instantly -simply add boil ing water and serve when cool. Flav- ; ored just right; perfect In every way for a large family. All grocers sell it. Don't accept substitutes. JELU-0 complies with all pure food laws; 7 flavors: Lemon. Orange, Rasp berry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherry, Peacli. HERE'S AN K.XA.MI'I.H OK ;(kiii iioh.sk sense See how quietly he stands while be ing, shod. He knows lie is having a good Job done. We do all kinds of horse shoeing and our charges are reasonable always. How can a horse do a good day's woik poorly shod? Let us fix yours up now. Burbach & Bristow 531 Olive St. j H. H. McVAY ; Sin ce-.'or to M. S. Hubble : Transfer Company will do 11 gcnenil transfer business; himkI. Iioii'ehohl gnmlx, trunks mill nil thiii-ix in 111 Ii"'' "III receive ir.FiiMt mill careful intention. "BusiiicfM Prompt mid Curcful" Is .Mil' IllllltO. I 'le.ll.. I'ed 1 I'-'t or leave order, at N'.-iib-nii t'lgnr Store A. C. MATHKW5 CeneralTcimin? Concrete, Gr.ivi', Building S.ind ,ind fori excitation earth for sale Phone Black 2311 (or call at 345 W 4 th Oo o CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 'IK HA1.K FOK SAUK Tuoroutmureti Hereford! I' fur ale. Enquire a.'ii) Wil-i l.ilm tte street. ;f i;oou w :n k teali, ia-! is IM'ii-,. i " w.,1, I Fuii SAI.I-. . iii and li.iru; Ein.uh street. ndjoining feed mill. KOK SAUK Bufl Urninit Du rem 13 for $1. W. B. Hampton, 1102 lolumbla avenue, corner 19th t. FOR SAUE A flrst-ciasa barn, suit able to be made into a dwelling. Enquire 656 or Sit Alder street. It FOIt SAUE 2 Vt acres adjoining city limits; easy payments. Enquire of Howe & Uuoy, 636 Willamette street. FOR SAUE Parties wishing to buy 200 acres of first-class timber land call on J. W. Carllle. four nilies west of Hale. FOIt SAUE A five-room house, with bath, close in, at a bargain. En quire at White's Grocery, Fifth and Willamette street. a a FOR SAUE Perfection wick blue flame oil cook stove; in good con dition; a bargain. Call forenoon, 740 Pearl street. tt FOR SAUHJ S-room House, three blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot 80x76 feet. Price. $2 lint. Ore gon Uand Company. tf FOR SAUE oeveru, hundred cords of wood; body fir oak, maple and ash. U. A. Seelye, office at Plank aud Johnson real estate office. FOR SAUE Timber land; quarter section in township 16, s. r. 1 w, section 32. Will Bell cfteap if sold at once. Address C. J. O., care Guard office. FOR SALE A well Improved farm of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Cn burg. This Is a bargain at $j per acre.- On- good terms.- Smith & Brown, CoJrarg, Or. - - FOR 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-gnllon tank, fittings, 40 feet lMi-inch pipe, for sale cheap at Hall & Shumway's, East Seventh street. See It. tf FOR SALE Good clean slock of general merchandise located at ono of ihe best trading points in Ijine cuiinty; will rent building; party must have at least $3,000, cash. A gilt edire openinu. Address Uork I'ox 21. Kail Creek, Or. FO'l SAUK OR TIIADK 1 so acres of good timber laud near Eugene. Would exchange for residence property in Eugene. For further Information, see G. G. Gross, In Eugene theater bionk. FOR 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 and berries. If taken at onoe. the price "will he $2100; In quire of 806. East 13th Street. t LOTS FOR SALE EY OWNER Two lots and 8-room house, barn; fine land for garden; 00 Fourth street, near mill race. Lot 160x95 on Twelfth and Alder streets. Just north of Patterson school. J. J. Walton, 615 Willamette street, tf FOR SALE Two story residence and lot 80x160 between Ninth and Tenth streets. Soon will be good for business location. Also lot between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Apply 633 Olive street. FOR SALE One team of heavy mules, one set of chain harness and one 3V4-inch Mitchell wagon. In good condition. Mules are true to a fault, and a perfect team for all purposes. Price for outMt, J450. Inquire nt this office. WANTK1) WANTED Reliable party to take rock contract. Enquire Guard of fice. alO WANTED To rent, a modern house not later than Sepiemlur l.". (1. G. Gross If WANTED Competent girl. W. Skipworth, ins West street. Mrs. A. Eighth WAVTI.'ll- A n,l lil il li - mill1 work mal..lv. Kooth-Kellv n.... ; tj I . j WANTED TO KENT--A big farm i on shares, for from .'! to ." years. ; Address "C. D.," ca'e Guard, tf j ! WANTED Three girls to learn1 nursing nt tlie Eugene General bos-; pita!. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris I tf I WANTED chamber Itespi'ciable girl to do work. Inquire at Court 1 House lodging house street. East Seventh i a.'i WANTED Manager tor branch of fice we wish to locate here In En gene. Addresp. with references, The Morris Wholesale House, Cin cinnati, Ohio. "23 WANTED- A young man who Is well poster) In geenral iiieri-bandis.-Fiock as clerk. Only one who Coynes well recnntnierule.l, honi-Jt and cimp tent need answetoto I.. M. .V. tlii-i ffi'-- " VA ANTED I- iirnlslieil lion ro'itns for two v thi'-i lll'ltlt hs ; fa mil v rot too far out Thn-e In Eugene Real Es'ate & Inv Co. o K' llient I It Is Not Advertising Which Sumves; But the Things Which Ate 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. Hut It la Just as certain that Ihe 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 advertising. --------- - 1 "" mr. WANTED (Ci.iitiiiut-il) i ANTED Some property owner 10 build six or seven-room house in a desirable location for tenant who will lease same for term of years, guaranteeing best of cure of prem ises. Address, "Z," care of tluard, or call ai Guard office for par ticulars, tf FOIt RKXT FOR KENT Nice front room; fur nace heat; electric lights and bath. Suitable for two gentle men. 154 East Ninth street. tlBCkliUAANUljtt SAY I am here again to work. 1 am the lone cement worker and finisher. Get your work done by L. C. Williams. NOTICE Having recovered from my Injury I have resumed my business of horseshoeing and general blnck smlthlng. C. D. iloloway, East Eleventh street, Falrmouut, Or, FOR EXCHANGE Good Income bearing property, making Interest on $4500 at U- per cent. Will ex change for good farm. Enquire of Frank E. Blulr, Fall Crock, Or. tf DON'T fall to see Chezem If you want bargains In real eBtato. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, Improved and unimproved Timber and mining stock. 11. Che wm, Room 11, Walton Bldg. tf POLK'S GAZETEER A buslnoss di rectory 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 clns sifled directory of euch 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, 45 W. JElghth street, R. J. Kirk wood, rep. resentatlve. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN ATTOIl.EYS-AT-l,AW S. D. AI.'.KN, Alluiuuj-at-lu, bl6 Willamette street, Eugene Ornnon L. B1LYEU, Attoruey-at-law. Oirioi over Yoran'B shoe store, Eugene Oregon. U M. TRAVIS, Attoruey-at-law. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings liank, Eugene. Oregon. C. A. WI NT'ERME I E R, Attorney-at law. Uand titles rnd prubato spec laities. Office ovi.r Cliumliers-Drls-tow Bank. WALTON & NESS, Atlorneys-at-law J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice lu a.l the courts In tin state. Office, room 3, Wultou Block, Eugi.ue, Oregon. I GEORGE II law; office HOIllllS Aitorni-y-at-llovey Building, cor- Mil and Willamette sin 1 and 3 upstairs. ts; rooms WOODCOCK te POTTER, Attorneys- nt-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O Potter. Office one block Houth of Chrisman block, Eugene. Oregon. ", - - W LLJAMS r I iea.v Morneys-ai- law. .1. W. Williams, I.. E. Mean Practice In nil courts of the stat and before the I'. 8. Land Offict Offices 13. 14 n-d 1 .'1 McClnii ! UEUN K. EDMl N.-ju.N, Attorney-at- law. Koomn I arid H, Eegeno Loan and Savings Bank. JESSE f-. WKLi.n, l.awyt.-, No. i West Eighth itreet, Eugene, Or npp'.lre iiostofflce. Gives siecla attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es fates, conveyances and collections Also to all pension matters. Phoin Red 1 ! 76. N. HAHIIAI'GH. Special auen tlon given to divorce and settle ment f estates Agent lor Coritl neiitat Ins'irance f 'ointianv. Koon r., F)rt National Hank Building Etitrene, Oregon. Beildlng. HEAL ESI.l l E AfiLNTH J. L. CI.AIIK & CO. Dealers It raa, estate, Creswell. Or. 1 o liYSll l.l AX!. M lUil-.UNS nil: . .M. and 1 id His. 1 1. I lomueopathio ,.i';t'ou. L'lironio ;im' nf women and . 1.1I attention. , si -it U-, X-ray aud phyii-;i! lii-l .IM'S rllhillrl l'aradu v Hunt in y eiecirit'ui treatments giv. en. Office, DM Willamette street, with Dr. U. E. McDougiil. Resi dence, 632 Pearl street. Office, phone, Main 629. Residence phone. Main 631. DR. H. U. STUDUEY Osteopathlo physician. Offices over Chambers' tore, 618 Willamette tlrest. Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street. Phone Red 3187. C. H. CANNON, M. U. Homoepathlo physician sad surgeoa. 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 f40. Board) Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. DK. ANNA MAUREH. Osteapsthlo phy'clan. All curable dianaseii treated. Women and chlldun Ll specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's. ' Pbona Red 1631. S. BEARDSLEY, M. D. Regular . physician and surgeon. Offices 16 and 17 McClung building, Eighth aud Willamette streets. Office und residence phone, Main 4 7. MIXING ENGINEERS HERBERT LElull. mining engineer and export metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending InveBtorB. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore treatment. Eugene Oregon. ARCHITECT FREE THOMAS Architect. Saetch es and plans drawn, blue print! and specifications. General super vision over buildings in course ot construction. If thinking of build ing. Urge or small, see me. Termi . reasonable. Room 3,'" Chrisman block. UNDKHTAkKHH J. W. KAYS & OU., undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HENDKKSON, undertaker and -eiubalraers. Corner Willam ette and Seventh Btreets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embnlmer. Office and residence. Tenth and Olive streets. Phone Red 44X1. Ml'SICAL INSTRUCTORS APPLICATIONS FOR MUSICAL IN STRUCTION from Madame Mlllett must be received previous to Au gust Huh. Kdr particulars call nt either .Morris' or StevenB & Hulln's music stores. ' aS "' ABhi'ltAC'TORS " 9 THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT , CO., Rooms 2 aud 3, Waren Blocu, Eugene. Oi Prices reasonable. bUlllll'.ib. it'll, li. It. TIME CARD Toiviird Portland- riiHseiiger No. lli- :43 a. m., Oregon Ex- press. No. IS 6:00 a. m., Cottnge Grove Passenger. No. 12 ll:fi5 a. in., Roseburg Passenger. No. 14 6:42 p. in., Portland Ex. press. Toward San Francisco Passenger. No. 11 2:18 p.m., Roseburg Pas senger. No. 17 11:35 p.m., Cottajo Orovo Passenger. No. 1612:32 a.m., Cnllfomla Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. m., San Francle co Express. Wcndllng llrnnrh. No. 84 s;3u a. 111., leaves K.igene for Springfield. No. 8211:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. 87 1:00 p. in., leaves Eugene for Wcndllng. No. 88 5:40 p. in., arrives Eugene from Weudling. WM. MURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agt, Portland Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. O. P. A. A. ). GILLETTE, Local Agent. MOULDING 1PQ5Tl5,BOXl:S I j BETTING & HENDERSON .MASON'S. All kinds of brick, stone and cement work promptly and neatly done. All vork guaranteed. Residence !21 Willamette Street, 131 West Fourth street. Wione Red 431?. W Q - Ji, o o o o
