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r. V as. s -rx . i.eu " e .uforued to , . ..ntinna or r. i u cir---7- a Drury. rT ire authorized to . iii IP f1', .Listed mu , ,.,.,v I'BOVE run '- .;-,:: are being held in lor the first time In nearly every Instance w, Jolted the strongly ,i,i.i machines and Lnr politicians of the old h oblivion of entorceu ThP Chicago Daily discussing the trend of tut the direct primary L ik. iitention of the best kibe day and Is being dis- ;be newspapers and iroiu , mrvwhere. Ten years Crotstes of the direct prl- !Mked upon by most men ,t Jreamers. but not so L, of the states have al- irel the idea and others' u toon as their laws can thst end. the advantages of the law, 0 the views of the Chicago hull its operation causes advance of an election fair amount of knowledge liy tandldates. There is and dried about direct The appeal of the men iminatlons is to the party iselves. Consequently the ntering the campaign In lidates of different parties anlnft one another, have Ira lutormation to guide know not only something mallty of each consplcu :te, hut they know what I'd to his nomination ads for, In short, r has little opportunity -it a view of a candidate 'ire party puts itself at i makes support of him a :y to party traditions and ti?ies. Then the voter that all Republicans or '.s are expected to sup- It that candidate, because ls::r nominee Tha rmnc- fcfss Is smothered under lor party success. As a fs citizen he may strive to Ji-r or not a candidate Is I is likely to be confused J'T ol friends and foes, so Jkh the straight party MANY IIOMKIUKS fnd homicides ne nil- 11 States within n, i... 0S civilized nation s o record except Rui-ila- Furthermore, ,(r convictions for ' in the united in an.- ntt, . --. country. ;3? facts were brought r " u"re the Amer- .uu, in session at I re assigned P - of the convictions 1 --er, the courts f iar'J delay,. and ,he I -'rorican public to f rs Tl, .. . e law s delay" in 51.,.,. . i , """espeare-s time. Ifeveraninv i. an amazing k .'' '""""m existed m '""a t sn-ca:iMl js. " ,s rnlt-J States i.''- Th re ;"in 4 ', I'rol.aliH-iv ,1 , "' 1 has thu ml" hi .Ms I "'l-ra ni,;,,,(,iril I .,'" , ' 8 .'hanre V ( WH-'WS. n, 1- J . I i ;l mst ,,,,:,,. r ,' :."'v "in ? j, ' -xtra i l .', in"-v ill l. ..... I' I f i . t j marked 4 the litofi:- supply of the country, , Mr. Harriama will be here early next w.iek and every effort glioold h niada to see tbat he is favorably Iin primed, with the university city. The building uf the Oregon Eastern will nik Eugene one of the leading in terior cities of the Northwest, and m,,9 Mr. Harrlmsa regards the slt- action nr tnia city as a center ror i 9 . . .. . outntruction ana operating purposes''- - .u .t....f...o,ni ,n nu.'hin have a great deal to do In fratn-ery used by r"nvlcts. lug up Its future. The barrel Industry In the United States is un Immense one. It is said that upwards of 150,000,000 barrels and circular wood packages are man ufactured every year In this coun try. The greatest demand comes from the cement business; follow ing this Is the flour business. The life of a barrel Is put down by the trade at one year, average. This may be an One of the actresses iu the Eugene theatre last night exhibited a "sheath skirt" for the first time In this city. And we've beaten Albanw again, since they will not see the edifying exhibition until tonight. Awful stow, that town of Albany! Mr. Bryan cancelled an engage ment to speak at the state fair at Syracuse, New York, because the fair managers would not make admission to hear him free. Still, the Chau tauqua managers have used him right along to make money. From the number of persons al leged to have, been asked to accom pany him. It might be suspected that "Teddy" was enlisting an army of conquest, Instead of a hunting party. Next thing, some of the powers will be objecting. It's a mighty good guess that if a vote of the men with the battle ship fleet were taken, It would be overwhelmingly against this move ment to cut the geisha girls out of the program for their entertainment In Japan. W. R. Stubbs, republican candi date for governor of Kansas, seems to have mixed up things a whole lot by coming out for the guarantee of deposits In state banks. He must not be on Frank H. Hitchcock's mail ing list. Roseburg's new city bond issue has been rejected by Morris Bros., the successful bidders, on the ground of irregularities. Those fellows act as if they did not want bonds very badly, anyway. This Missouri hypnotist, who is al leged to have hypnotized a man 150 miles away, over a telephone wire, ought to be in demand as a cam paign worker, If he Isn't the crea tion of a common newspaper liar. Boss Murphy, of Tammany, says Boss McCarren, of Brooklyn, is a crook, and Mac says Murphy is a liar. And they have had excellent oppor tunities to know each other. If you don't think Eugene Is grow ing faster than any other city In Oregon, outside of Portland, read the monthly list of building permits issued by the Inspector. Eugene's paved streets have been worth a good many times what they cost already. "THIS DATE IX HISTORY." September '.. 1755 Public announcement was made of the exile of the Aca dians from Novu Scotia. 1707 Charles Townsend, the Brit ish statesman whose bill tax ing tea and other commodities brought about the American Revolution, died in England. 1777 Washington completed the defense of his army at Wil mington. Del. 1504 The American ship Intrepid blown up in the harbi'r of Tri poli. ISOt; Charles Pettit, assistant quartermaster-general of the Con tinental army, died iu Phil adelphia. Horn near Ainw. 11. N. J., in 17:i0. 1505 John Home, noted Scotch writer, died. Born Sept. 2 1,j 1722. 137 An extra session of the United ' States congress convened to devise measures to relieve llu j financial embarrassments of the country. ' 1ST, 1 ,t,V Woodbury, who. as Pres ident Van Hill-en's secretary of the treasury, established the independent treasury sys them, died at Portsmouth. N. II. Horn In Francisluwn. N. H.. Dec. 22. 17.M'. 1S54 Crand opera first prodiic-d in Castle Garden. New York. isi',2 The Confederate Orto ran the blockade at Mobile. l!.fi I- President Lincoln Issued n proclamation of thanksgiving because of the Slleies-es ot Karraeut at Mobile and Sher man at Atlanta. 1894- One hundred and unidentified d-nd. thirty -f v ct iius the forest fins. Hinkley. Minn. Robert Bacon, uf H'ame Assistant State. burled i!m: N-w V" ary "Tlii Is My Tlltli llillliiln.v." Rev. David II. Moore, D. D., inE EIGESE 7T The Spinners' win meet ai IllI, 'i itx: i; The carpenters at Vlru,., uae ioru. d a t; y rrnai ana rer(irni:.,,r, i ....... Penal and refo k In.. ! - M.MIl!I)!m, in Alabama. Florida and Virginia t. ,nvi. is ar .V... .. tu ue a Sonne of profit to t- s'at( - o The German Ironmasters threaten to close down all iron works beuiuse of the refusal uf the skilled workmen to accept wage reductions. o The Marine. Longshoremen and Transport Workers' Association has ui-iiueu to increase is tax from five to fifteen c per I'lllS. capita The recent Scottish Trade i'nion ongress passed resolutions iu favor of old age pensions and in favor of compulsory Intervention in labor i'is putes. The eight-hour demonstration In Brisbane, Australia. recentlv was marked by the participation for , . .. urst time In the history of Hie day of organized women workers. o . " ' report for iho The semi-annual Bricklayers and Masons International i I'nion for the term ending June 30, 190S, shuws a total niembership in ; goou stanuing of m perfecting the the various The movement for amalgamation of branches uf the lithographers' . unions into one central budv will mean the merging of over 100,000 members of the lithograph trades into one organization, which will have great strength throughout the United States. are In Wheeling, w. Vn., there hop of the Methodist Episcopal i AXOTHKlt UK.' KIRK AT church, was born at Athens, O., Sep-; I'KXDI.KTOX YESTERDAY tember 3, 183S, and received his; education at Ohio University. Iu, Pendleton, Sept. 3. In a fire 1802 he entered the Union army as j which totally destroved the Alta a private and served till the close House and feed barns early this of the conflict, rising to the rank of ! murnlng. nine head af horses and lieutenant-colonel. Re-entering the i $lfi,onu worth of property were de ministry In Ohio, he filled pulpits in'stroyed. The hotel was a two-storv prominent cities, including Colum-1 wooden structure with stables In the bus and Cincinnati. Then for five; rear, both largely patronized by far years he went to Denver where he or-j mers. Many teams were In the sta ganized the University of Denver and : hies when the fire broke out. but served as its chancellor until 1809. they were all driven from the flames In that year he was elected a bishop ; except nine. The East End grocery, by the general conference that met which joins the hotel, was :snved in Chicago and was sent to Shanghai, I from serious damage. All the occu with the special jurisdiction over the j pants of the hotel escaped. Methodist missions In China, Japan i The fire, like three others which and Korea. At the time of the Boxer have uccurred In the past two wooks. outbreak In China and later during , Indicates the work of an incendlarv. the war between Russia and Japan! The circumstances surrounding th's Bishop Moore had many exciting ex-'fire and the Ogg saloon fire a weeP periencesl The general conference i in 11104 transferred his headquart ers to Portland Oregon. , CHKSWKMj NOTES ( Special Correspondence.) Creswell. September 4. Several Creswell people were fleeced some time ago by a 'smooth young man who claimed to be deaf and dumb and who represented himself as ag'.-nt for several leading magazines. He took numerous subs(rjpli:)iis heie. collecting all the way from $1 5 0 to $7 from each person, un-1 Ine magazines have never shown up. He gave his name as J. J. Boyd, and s.iid his home was in Oklahoma. He appeared to be about 18 years age. Hop flicking In the Brady yard will begin ou the 7th inst. There is ex pected to be between 300 and 4UU pickers there The Creswell skating rink will j open for the season ne.xi i u.-m...-will be operated Tuesdays. Tirir days and Saturdays during the lall and winter. Smith Bros, lost thirteen tons of straw by fire the other day, it burn lug in the field. , Thn l,l.-ii-ksinitlis of Creswen have cut the price of horse-shoeing, new mice Is $1.25 for new shoi he i and 75 cents for re-s.-ltliig. Earl Moxlev. Miss Moxley nr. I Mr. Lawrence and wife have vti.rncd , i,..i,. ..niinir mi the M , K I T'.i' . F.mi-I Moxley sn: pped a carload of; ittle to W.iodliuni today ii- I nnd ticket agent il the ile pot , h urn l.-.s hist moved into itis new recently bought from Mr. L Weber, the merchant, has begun a bargain sub-, Hie f'-' ever held in Creswell. nmilt Brothers hav relumed C just OIK S' from their trii to - oes iia.- Huh Duly, Chi, a ,i-t Strung f;M7 West Congress ..lis of a wav tu be- P. J id fir " He savs: "My U'oih old ami was very f.-bl;-. is , m, i li benefit from I'.!-'-- collie s er, w In d'-riviu trie Hiner- il-a IO tell 'I'".- ' itrellgtllellii::; uiv mother's ' flesh has r-i-ul: uvereollie. in: 1 ' stronger." I'-'-remedy ' !, t is my on'.- need and In icll'.e a, ' mi; it. a nin'.k' iiisomi'i ,1 g.ilii in , hi'S b'-n v growing 4 ii'ii'kly n 1 ki.ln-'y aran'ee at ore .","e. d. e IS S'ell'll trie Ititt , liver a I under u'i complain'-, W. A. Kuyk- ndall's drug s i'lii; (!iiiiivv:vfi Apply .1. R- rh" Telephone Black to W. II. Davis. G rad. 4 7'', si:l .Sfllene power. 733 E 1l'h. !. Success, ir It. McMI lll'llf V Wi'li ha? Ink- V Stree-. ,0 'I'll' B rhir'y r. C" day-' fre V, irial mar'ti .1 W. DAILY GUARD. FRIDAY" SK1TKMHKII rfAzok wopld - than forty f ,, i ' : a a: e ut:n so, vu i stugif nu-ie.v a 'r- t-n.iiiove !. 1. i )u t . n -too a :' . ot t nun.. , iiiudred tubai-cu wore V.I mploved. o With a general resumption of work in the coal mines of Indiana the dis- trlct officials Workers are i Of the I'llited Mine. lailllitiL' m vi.-t...... ;.. their fight with the i.;., raiors.'and i!i;i too. alter rejecting the lir,,,. . tw.ui MUJiimieu OV Iia 10!):t n:v.i.t..i,F 1.. at a recent contereioe o The printing course estali!ihed hv the Kansas State Agricultural l'ol- lige was favorably commented upon in the current Issue of the Typo graphical Journal, the official maga zine uf the International Typographi cal I'nion. The College is located at Manhattan. Kas., and the newlv oiahlished course takes four vears. The I'niteil Railway Men s organi zation of the slate of New York, which is a legislative budv made up uf members of the five railroad brotherhoods, will bold a special meeting shortly at which a resolu tion will be passed, demanding an C .' . ' . , '.. . ,L,. ."" 1 ' 1 " 1,0 providing for the appointment of a representative of labor on both boards, Hverv nreelnet in i.w. . n,- ,.f r-i.i cago will he nolit it-all v orgimie,. in the Interest of organized labor at the coming election, if the plans of 1 I the political action committee uf the Chicago Federation of Labor bears ', fruition. Renorts from union ers In various sections uf the citv in- dicate that there is a strung senti ment among members of labor unions In favor of the policy suggested by President C.orpers, to defeat the op-I-orients of organized labor at the i polls and to elect those friendly to ilt. Several ward organizations have niready been perfected. ago, point strongly to a man seen on the promises. The old Academy building, unoci-iinled. was set en fire a week ago. The Temple & Wllcn implement house and the Christian church make four fires in the bus ness district In the past two weeks, all having started from unknown sources. BAND CONCERT lv PARK TONIGHT Following Is the program to b? rendered bv the band In the park to night: March, "The Outpost." J. C. lle-d Overture, "Poet and Peasant,'- Supi e Clarinet solo. "Second Aar Vark," i Viilir- Mr llliclies. Selection, "Must, Gounod. "The Heavens Are Falling," Hny- den. Waltzes. "Pluie DOr." Waldenfel. March. "Liberty Hell." by request. c-f)ltsa What Shall We Huve For Dessert '.' Try JELL-O, 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. . tue n.-iekiiee makes enough desert r i,,,. f.,,,,iiv All irrocers sell It. Don't accept substitutes, .ir.i.i.-u complies with all pure fund laws; 7 flavors: Lemon. Orange, Rasp berry, Strawberry. Chocolate, Cherry. Pearli. : SOI 'Ml EIC.N 'ACIKn. U. K. TIME CAUL) Ton aril Portland rasseligcr v;,, io 2:43 a. m., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 -0:00 a. m.. Cottage Grove Passenger. i So. 12 11:55 a. in., Ruseburg ; Passenger. No. 14 0:42 p Portland Ex- press. Touanl San Francisco Piissenger. .. ii 2:18 p.m., Roseburg Pas senger. () 17 9:35 p.m., Cottage Grove Pass.-nger. i.-, 12:32 a in., California Ex press. .- 13 5:44 a. in., San Frauc.s- co Kxpre Wemllilig lll-lilM-ll. . s4 s:3u a. m., leaves Kngene for Springfield. No 82 -11:1" ii m. .. . . -.1 arrives Eu- gene from firiutie-e. No. 87 I :" I for Wi'lldlilig. No. xv -5 : 40 P leaves Eugene , arrives Eugene from W'-ndliiig WM MURRAY. Gen. Pass. Agt, Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, AsHt. G. P. A. I oral Aiteiit. ILI.ETTK. AUTOMOBILES Frank B"urett & Son Gjn.v P-url a-H W Ph"'.' r-.I 1711 Pro. K 1 sel K ir. Prrmirr, ForJ Tht xtt: mm bir Ihf pr, r, 57IX) ind up Cars Un hife 4. IthlH CLASSIFIED7 COLUMNS OH 8AI.K Wooii Feiil SALE Eu.iuir i .in s .-aoe More. 1 1 FOlt li.U.K Tuoroiiglu.rea Hereford bulla for sale. FiHfiuro tad Wil lamette street. ;( l'Uli S.V1.K Good ;i !4 w . ;ou J. W .,i,I. went end l'lione lai'lners S Mi . Kighth Wtltlll wood. C.niip. Fine dl map:,' l-to, William Tr.in.-i. Main il.', 1. Kuit S.M.F.- iluft iiriungtuu eggs. i; f. r il. W. 11. Hamilton, 1 lej Columbia avenue, corner l'.'tlt st. PUH SALE First-class , grub wood. Apply t II. L. gene. Or., or phone Farmers oak tf FOR SALE -Hartlet pears. Inquire at 1". ll'.air's. 2 u miles nonl.wen of town on Elmira road. I'hone FaniHi's ls. FOR SALE - TO hea l of goats, either nannies or wethers; take your choice. I'hone Fanners 4xV. W. P. Lower. Creswell, t)r. ol FOR SALh; n-room House, three blocks from Willamette stdcet; lui SOxTti feet. Price, $luu. Ore gon Laud Company. tf , FOR SALE Numtier 3 Oliver type writer, nearly new. 11. is be.n used only few weeks. Cull at Eugene dm Co.'s Store. tf 'CU SALE Plums, prunes and files on the Travis pla.e. Secuud and Monroe strcts. l ick tb yourself; i.'i cents a bushel. FOR SALE One National cash r. "I Ister, one Remington typewriter i and a large Iron sate. Enquire Of, L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings i bank building. HULL FOR SALE One registered Holstein-Frleslun bull, three years old September S, 190S; milk strain; gentle. L. A. Houck, Mon roe. Or., R. F. I). No. 1. 830 HERE IS A CHANCE! to buy from the owner and buy right, nice high lots or house and lot, all on the street car line. 1 have 8 lots and 2 dwelling houses. All must go. In quire at 806 East Thirteenth st. FOR SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 600-gallon tank, fittings, 40 feet IVi-lnch pipe, for sale cheap at Hall & Shumway's, East Seventh street. See it. tf FOR SALE One team of heavy mules, one Bet of chain harness and one 3 -Inch Mitchell wagon. In good condition. Mules are true to a fault aud a perfect team for all purposes. Price for outfit, $450. Inquire at this office. DRAFT HOUSES FOR SALE Schmltt Brothers, of Creswell, have four good draft horses for sale cheap. They are young nnd well bred. Call and see them at Cres well, or write to Schmltt Bros, for description, prices and terms, tf LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two lots and 8-room house; barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill race. Iot 160x115 on Twelfth nnd Alder streets, Just north of Patterson school. J. .1. Walton, 515 Willamette street, tf FOR SALE 80 acres, 8 miles west of Eugene; new 4-roon. house, nil Implements and stock; 10 acres timber, balance plow land; nil well fenced; a bargain at $4,000; Vi cash. Plenty of fruit. CI I AS. F. MITCHELL, si Eugene, Ore. FOR SALE House nnd 3 fine lutB, all within one block of cur line; house containing five good-sized, well-finished rooms, pantry, two closets; all furniture, stoves, range; good well on the place, 230 feet deep. Price, $2 100. Ilollen beck Real Estate Company. s8 FOR SALE BY OWNER - Fifteen acres of choice fruit land, wide and selected variety of fruits anil berries; all In bearing. Three miles southwest of Eugene, on telephone and rural delivery route. Good house and new barn. Price reasonable. Call up Fanners' phone 2S4. i,2 FOR SALE 43 acres all level laud, 30 In cultivation; new house, wood shed and chicken boose and new barn; orchard: three good wells and guod wnier: everytliing un Hie place goes with II. Including household goods. This must be sold In the next 3" days. I have also several luls close In and a!-o a house and lot otlxd'il. chicken house and park and some fruit. These an- bargains and some ul them close lo Willamette street. For fun her Information call on the Pacific Lund Company. Room 7 llovev building. I L. CartiiH-ll If manager. WA!TK1 CI 111, WANTED Addr E. Russell, Tliiirsloii. Mrs. M. i A p !: I j Tu rent, a modern lions not later than September if ! Gros WANTED lit It. I I'llhiliel-ll Morgan, III'-. sfl lory. WANTED Competent ml W. Skipworth, 108 W. street. .Mrs. A. i Klghlh ' WANTED per lent To burrow $2'Hl'l giving approved sec A" . .il " 1. 'in: 'I. Mi ni g I'" Ho lit fariy. Willamette I Hi,- go ,1 ;. 011;: g I 1 1 11 , -ook. M'l-' I. ' 11 ! i't.d ,,rk. i;,,-,d ,i.-' s t ' HollM- f o Advartissments, Like Clocks, Should Keep Running A store': the people that store Is inviting. advertisements tell what is "doing" at -what is new, what why today is a good lime look these t.'.ev to visit the stun for the ads to tilings just as ni would look at ; People ell them orally as clock to tell the lime. Sometimes a clock does not run--sometimes a store's u.l does not run. A "ruu-dow-n" clock or ad are about equally uiiMi! isfaeiory, unserviceable, misleading. Curious tiling about it is that a merchant who would think it absurd to have a run-down" or ou'.-ol-i'efiair clock will, some times, deliberately let his ad step running. It's not wise, nor good business, nor defensible ou any known grounds but It is sometimes done. Bf t W A M' K I i nut limed W ANTED A housework, etto street. girl to do Apply liS7 general WANTED At once, 20.0011 bushels of oats. Inquire Williams Trans fer Company. Main 0."il. ' i AN TED A number of girls to "'"" nursing. I'jnquire at the Kit gene General Hospital. WANT K I) linn.l onilll...tnl ulrl for general housework. Mrs. M. A Mathews, T-l West Niuth street, tf WANTED TO KENT A big farm on shares, for from 3 to 6 years. Address "C. D.," care tiuard. tf WANTED Y'oung lady atteudlng Bchool would like place In private family to work for her board. Ad dress box 335, Eugene. si! WANTED Position as cook In camp or hotel. Fifteen years' experi ence. References, Booth-Kelly Co. R. B. Garmnn, London, Or. tf WANTED 999 families to got their shoes repaired at tbo "Enterprise" shoe repair Bhop.. Half soles 35c and up. 59 East Ninth street. b8 WANTED A good farm near Eu gene of from 80 to 100 acres; will go out eight miles. Enquire at the Real Estato Exchange, Cole inon building. tf WANTED Furnisned house, 5 or .6 rooms for two or three months; not too far out. Three in family. Eugene Real Estato & Investment Co. WANTED River bottom farm of from 15 to 4 0 acres that overflows. Must huve building spot above high water. Call at rooms 3 and 4, Colemon building. tf WANTED One. or two vacant lots, with or without residence, In good location In Eugene. Address, giv ing lowest price and terms, Box 328, Tillamook, Or. si 4 WANTED Middle-aged woman as housekeeper nnd companion for In valid lady. Must be woman of re finement nnd experience. Cull at 102 East Ninth street, Eugene, Or., between 9 and 12 a. in. FOR HUNT FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms at 307 West Fifth street. tf FOR RENT Nice front room; fur nace hent; electric lights und bath. Sultablo for two gentle men. 154 East Ninth street. I FOR RENT 80 acres, 65 under rul- tivatiun; house, barn, henhouse, orchard. Pussesslun given Septem ber Kith. For particulars see R. McMilrpliey, ",!) Wlllanietle street d&wtt FOR KENT Sixty-acre (mole lil ies I farm in small town. Store, churches, good school and blin-k-siniih shop two blocks dlslan: Good house hiiiI barn and all kinds ii fruit. Enquire al 2li8 Lawrence street or address V. Robvosky. Eu gene, Or. a I lrtlSCKl.lNWlih DON'T fail to see Cliezem If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm anil city prop eiiy, Improved and uiilmpmved. Timber and mining stuck. II. Che zein. Room I I. Wiilloii llldg. If NOTICE Having recovered from my Injury I have resumed my business of horseshocl'! and eetieral bluck smlthlng. C. D. Ilolowny, East Eleventh street. Fulminant, Or. FOR EXCHANGE - - Guod Income hearing property, making lul-'iesl on tl.i'Mi ar ! mt cent. Will ex cli.inge for gond fariii. Enquire of Frank E. Blalr. Fall Creek, Or. If l.i'j Y'.if WANT your ivludov. ed. your bolide or ufflce i I'.oorl w'.rk giiar.'inleed i,t able fillies. Nick Miller, Main in'.. V.11.I1--alied? easuii- I'hulie IF YOF WANT tu gel all the money I oir ,ioier! y brings. I!; t It with' he Ileal FM.lle X ell II II i.'e III tl.- ,v I'olenion loiifdillg 'I le v will 1 I 111 tile lui ,11 inak- dil. I t v oir own I e, tii. Hi ISA I For I. i UN IN HEAL IM days mid ten d,i -.' ! M idler 1 went v 1 i , ,T l,t lulu In ml limits, for $1:111 f - ai'lt-s goe t.. r 11,-. .. ,, This Is a HiiHp. I'hone Main '145 i.O I'hone tiiln ur address Lock Box 530, Hug-im 'I and A. II. on ! c. Olee-'t ' V I- -It ! -I t .muu'.ikV ) AY - l a:n liciH ngiia io work. I am ihe Ion,, i.-itietit worker and finisher. t;.t our work done by L. C. Williams. THE OUECON LAND COMPANY stands ou its own merits and lias no coniliiuai Ion w ith any other company. We eliminate all pos sibility of graft li v liiiniedial-el' bringing seller and liuer logether. We can find what you want l! it is to be had in the coast coiinliy, and will gladly give all inifuiring stran gers an uttormutiou iKissihle. We have a large list of farms and city property, also some good buys in timber lauds on reasonable terms. 4 I Wlllanietle street. Eugene, Or. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN riiYsuiAMA ani si m;i.o.s DR. H. L. Sl'l'Dl.EY Osieopathlo physlclati. Offices over Chambers' store, S18 Willamette street Phono Black 132ti. Consultallou free. Hesldenco 7 34 Ferry street. Phono Red 319. C. H. CANNON, M. D. Hotnoopathto physician and surgeon. Chronlo diseases and diseases of women aud children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Duuu build ing. Phono Mali. D40. Boards Hoffman House. I'hone Main 11. DR. ANNA UAUKEU, Jsteapatlilo phy'ctau. All curable disvauee treated. Women and chlldun o specialty. Office over F. K. Duuu'a. I'hone Red lt!31. U. S. HEAUUSLEY, M. D. Regular ..physician und surgeon. Offices 16 und 17 McCimig building. Eighth und Willamette streets. Office aud residence phone. Main 47. ATTOKN K YB-AT-L.A W L. BIliYHU, Attoruey-at-law. Otfloe over Yoran's shoe store, Eugene, Oregoa. LEON 11. KDMUNbON, Attoruey-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank. JU M. TRAVIS, Attoruey-at-law. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Eugeue. Oregon. S. I). ALLEN Atlorney-nt-law. Of rice over Eaton'B book store. 616 Willamette Btreet. Phone Black 2S81. C. A. YV1NTERMKHSR, Attorney-at law. Land titles end probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chambera-Brls-tow Bank. WALTON & NES8, Attorneys-at-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice In ail the courts In the stute. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugoue, Orogon. GEORUW B. DORRlS Attoruey-at-law; office llovey Building, cor 8th nnd Willamette, streets; rooms 1 and 2 upstairs. WOODCOCK te POTTER, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and B. O. Potter. Office una block south of Clirlainan block, Eugene, Oregon, WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attoineys-at-law. J. W, Williams, L. 10. Bean, Practice In all courts of the staUi and before the U. S. Land Office, Offices 12, 13, 14 and 16 McClunu JESSE &. WELLS, Lawyer, NoTTs West Eighth street, Eugeue, Or, opp"slto postofflcu. Gives special attention to tho uxanilnatlon of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. I'hone Red 1176. I. N. HARBAUUII. Special attend Hon given to divorce and settle aient it estateB. Agent fur Conti nental Insurance Company. Rosm 6, First National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon. Building. L'MlKKTAKKKH J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakers aud funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HENDKUSON, undertakers and einbulmurs. Corner Wlllam, ette and Seventh Btreuts. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed ombalmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phono Red 4481. , AIISI-KAtTOIIH THE LANE CO., Roomc Eugene. Oi- COUNTY ABSTRACT i and 3, Waren I Hoc., Prices re.'iHouiiliiA. ft MAI. KftTATtK AGENTX L. CLARK & CO. Dealers IU real estate, ('ri-iwell. Or. .MINING L.M.I.M CltS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished lo Intending investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore truHtmenL EiiKctie Oregon. AittiiiTia'T FREE THOMAS An-Ulturt. SKOtcB es arl plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. Generul super vision ovcr buildings In course ot construction. If thinking ot build ing, large or small, see me. Terms reasonable. Room 7, Chrlsman block. - 1 srin MYOHs loliii surveyor. Eug -412 lilai.iei 1 .-,:,.'. I. ie. Ore- ' Hlreet. dl 1,1 i:i;ii;y si hi, funs LH'ENSLH VE'IKRINAKY SIR. GEON'S-f'ales 1 1 1-4 1 m il 1 y answered j night or day. Drs. Christie Ul lliilt- huii. Office iihiine. Main 2 1. Kes I Idelicii Phone, Malu 612. , Mis. I I, s, IT, gon. (iff! -- I i'hone, R, 0 o 0 0
