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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1908)
rw r-rr rli'urj"' ;;0WB on C OMtof- fW?.1! tor The H'i wtkoVw to i,3j- 3 LMfEB I ....ten Bl eBOWin u' J . .... is growing. ytilal in location, and at0 improve u. ,.. u nnt onlv i MTTin eLtru n w- a, in it artistic In de pa He traveler a first ,hn he enters the juuosiul Bight to be gd piling In town inhabltanta. Eugene 4 ill ol its principal jdBprHSton made upon 1 1KP and lasting. It Is itetat latestment could W It U so in any town L-Jnlarlf so la a niTer- I ii Siieae. liiip art being built In . Most ot tiem are of Lturaeta, and represent (if tour. One of thaw. i Mil. indicates pretty liltl inmtors have In tha la tmalatr they feel of Mi. Tha ample of Eu- n t! In making their piateoU, not alona for ltd convenience of I'M use them, but be- Eitt it plain to every vis- k irense of citizenship, I i! to stand a Us to I 'lol communitr. In I u nil as In others, Eu- 4 a good eiamnle for btag towns In the state mils point of It all un i Hi often-demonstrated ' people themselves are 'W tlth, therefore the pal right, quite as a pS OK CAPITAL P wonder whv Mm Sn. I'kawaomuch trouble f uar dream of extin- KnMtliatj, when the h ao Duch tn Avtfnn..i.i. W He Saturday Even- In Xew York " rate that makes ; 'ired thousand day, or little 01 1 Air I.K . . 'ue wrut- "eiproprlating" 0f '.Sa!iit one -k n ' "Red mnnr . ri mortgage ;Tei mtfl wniy oomis ""cent Interest 'It mt . i - o dollars a - i lop secur 1 lafnirB ,i . -r m ,en car. , ; Jls " the same . j ri)enter ,,.!i!r- Income -onar fara. . ."'" of t-n illf 1 t ; ,A'"r :k" n-'xt , , ::rIllf nundred- Miss the fcr"ne a, i 3, r.'."!'-Pll: ail(I -. ' de- ,J Url. '"""'tain1 --sauiz- nf ,.-. i v . ?a:f by I1. N'-.-k '"'"'lore . k. ra rVlfie 1 1 . . "'J' th.. ' c"a..i,,.ra. ,hj' i': ' "'"'ih! tha Drellmlnary report of the commissioner of Internal revenue, It is apparent tb the consumption of whisky and other rodent spirits Is actually on the lli r.ie, notwith standing the gruif in population. During the fil year Hhich ended on June 30tk"lMC, l8l.796.242 -as paid to tW tf revenue on a;i. ail t inirRiaon liq uors. Tor t pMTko 147, 550 281 a 114. it los la rev.nu of fl5.7C7.0i. There was distilled during the year which ended June n.h last. 119.808,402 gallons of distilled splrltB, a decrease over the previous year of 14,333,672 gallons. who dares to say now that D"ed streeU are not tha best Investment Bugeno ever made! The Guard pre dicted the growth tha,t would come to K,.na with the laying or permanent pavement, anlt the expectations of two years ago have more than been fulfilled. Now this paper Is willing to go on record by asserting that a gravity water system, fed by mount m streams, will benefit the city even more than the ipaving of the streets, and the wisdom of the in vestment will generally be admitted when. water from Richey Creek is flowing from every faucet Jn Eu gene. A news Item says Nick Longworth "has been drafted for work on the stump." If anybody drafted Nick for such a purpose, it was probably his wife, not the spellbinders com mittee. His son-in-law position made it dangerous to turn down his offer to make near-speeches. It must have been a great strain on Mr. Hearst to say that he be lieved his party would "speedily be placed in power by "unbought and unbossed voters" without laughing right out loud. Nothing more hu morous has been said in the pres ent campaign. Again the Question of whether leprosy Is contagious Is being dis cussed. We do not pretend to know, but we haven't heard that any of those who say It isn't have offered to prove It by living with lepers for evea a little while. ' Bugene'a -fame as the city oseuti fnl is spreading all over tha coun try. Its splendid streets and beauti ful homes are the delight of visitors, while the new business blocks im press all with its growing commer cial importance. And now they are even dragging riJor, dead Clover Cleveland Into the presidential campaign. A let ter, alleged to have been written by him just before his death, assailing Mr. Bryan, Is now being published In the papers. Governor . Folk gave a practieal demonstration of his leotura on "The era of conscience," by returning $100 paid him by mistake by the treasurer of an Indiana Chautauqua, without waiting to be asked for it. Many a man makes a bluff at be ing personally dnterested In the guarantee of bank deposits whose name could not be found In a bank ledger. "THI8 DATK IN HISTORY." Kcnfpnihm. ft 1755- British defeated the French ana Indians in battle of Lake George. 1781 Ameicans victorious hi battle of Eutaw Springs. 1829 A grand fete given In Lyons, ! France, In honor, of General Lafayette. 1855 Fall of Sebastopol. 1SC2 General Lee Issued a procla mation to the people of Mary land. 1S63 Confederates' . victorious In battle of Sabine Pass. 1864 Petersburg, Va., shelled! by the Union troops. 1SS3 Last spike driven In the Nor thern Pacific Railroad, near Gold Creek, Mont. 1904 Telegraphic signals sent around the world in honor of the opening of the Interna tional Geographical Congress in Washington. THIS IS MY 8(lth BIRTHDAY." Gen. Joshiiu L. ('Iminbei luin. Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain, who was in command of the division which officially received the sur render of General Lee's, nrmv, was bom In Brewer, Me.. Sent. s. 1.S2.K. He was graduated from Bnwdoln Cjl- 'ee, afterward filling the chair of "tic and belles-lettres at that instl- 'itlon. He resigned his position at the breaking out of the civil war. I " ue tront as- rualor ot tne !"'th Maine Infantry. He was made "ic nei at the battle of Gettysburg. wounded six times, and at the close f ,he war was a major-gen-rH- After tho war he became Known throughout the rountrv as a H'( -,lr..r T... . .... .... i. - i u wo lectures wnicn i "r","i:nt ,,nlm ''Ho prominence wre ".I i.ee s surrender and I ne I'erenre of Little Round Top." He ?,'" tnrpe times elected governor of ""me at a time when but two terms J."r" "-""ally given one man. Ho .ii. .-leitni president of Hnwdoin and held that position un til 1 WO. ut. 1 ii- i..,.. "ii in.- i t.si a Ii'-O . lie i,.i. 1 as surveyor of the por 'r:land WtK)l SAWING Gasoiinp power, bv W. W. Moore, "mall win bi0appreclated. 1 McARTHUR MAY BE REPUBLICAN SECRETARY gCIifton X. Mi-Arthur l.ruk.w ' bt- tl.(J new SKTeiarv : ' republican state centrui , im-' tee, says the Oregonian. it tv ,''., held m this city Saturdav. r " J Arthur was selected as the prf, -r nun to succeed Otis Walters',. ,f Gra.t county .hose resignation' ha bees accepted. The ap,mim,ent of a successor to Patterson il6 wn to State Chairman Cake, but it -reported that he agreed with the members of tho committee iu their choice and promised to name the representative-elect from Multno mah and Clackamae couuties k s expected Chairman Cake wlii an nounce the appointment either today or tomorrow so that the new 8e-e-tary may begin his duties Tuesday when the Hupubllcau campaign Is this state will be opened In earnest Mr. UcArthur Is a vigorous work er in the party's ranks and alwavn has taken an active part hi political affairs. He was reading clerk of the house of representatives at the legislative session and in June was one of the three Republican Voters' Choice legislators elected from this county. He will represent Mult nomah and Clackamas counties in the house next winter. Mr Me Ar thur was out of the city jesteniav, as also was Chairman Cake but It is understood that .Mr-Arthur has been Induced to accent the .secre taryship If It is tendered to him HUNTER WANTED FOR1 EMBEZZLEMENT Salem. Sept. 7. R. G. Hunter, un til recently local representative for the International Correspondence Schools, is being sought by the po lice for alleged theft and embezzle ment. Hunter Is charged with hav ing bought a large bill of furniture on the Installment plan and then hav ing borrowed $150 from each of three different men on the furniture. For this and other alleged offenses he Is badly wanted. His wifo Is al leged to be with him. Hunter Is well known in Eugene, where be and hlB wife have visited frequently. MANY GRHAT RACES AT STATE PAIR So great have been the number of entries In the Standardbred classes of horses for the coming Oregon State Fair, at Salem. Sept.. 14-19, (hat the board of agriculture were compelled to provide additional barn room. This has been done in the shape of a large barn 220 feet long by 42 feet wide, which will afford box stalls for 4 0 horses, each stall being 11 12 feet, and these are located on either side of a seventeen-foot driveway, which ertends the entire length of the structure. The barn Is fitted with all accommo dations for the horses, and It 1b well lighted and ventilated. There Is barn equipment now for 2T.0 Stand ardbreds and Thoroughbreds. PULLING TKETII MAY COST HALSliY WOMAN 14 EH LIFE ' - Haleey, Sept. 7. Mrs. N. H. Cum mlngB, an Invalid, who lives near Halsey, came to town last Friday and had seven teeth extracted by a dentist from Harrlsburg, who comes to Hal sey each Friday. Her mouth bled so badly that night that a physlclau was called, who expressed fear of her bleeding to doath. She was unable to go home, and is at the home of her father-in-law. Berry Cumnilngs, where she Is scarcely able to move from loss of blood. Mrs. Cummlugs experienced the samo trouble a few years ago from the same cause. A Hure.ICnousili Knocker J. C. Goodwin, of Reidsvllle, N.C.. says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve Is a sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A bad one came on my leg last summer. That wonderful salve knocked It out In a few rounds. Not even a scar re mained." Guaranteed for piles, sores and burns, etc. 25c at V. A. Kuy kendall's drug store. HOP PICKKKS WANTI.O Good camping ground, plenty of wood, nice water. Between Spring field and Eugene, on north side of river. s9 chase s Y.u:a WELL lUtlLLI.NTi. For up-to-date !! drilling see LnDuke & Leffler Co.. well drillers Tel Red 5121. 999 Vlllnrd Raul, t' mu TIII HV PKII IC I'i-c office of the City Re-order I.P I!. It. TIME CARD; ti. City of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock 1 I p. ,., on Monday. Seiiteiiiber I 4th. ! . Tnwi'iiif,r No. Hi 2:43 a. ni., n.nnm E I- -ic fi-nn . mi.. Cottage Grove ' vn i 11-55 a m., Uoscl.nrg'aecor.'nn.-. wi'h 1 1:.- plans '' sp'cl-; Pe'ngn"r hi-atiens therefor now on file in thej vn ,46-42 p m., Portland Ex-!offl.e of the City Recorder. ! 14 P- . . ,.,,,,.,.. r,,,,,,;.,.,! ,., slate Hie. c- t,-ml.i Passenger. 1 1 rlc in de-ail. in accordance withi J OH Bill .-.iw.. ...., If., a. v 11 9-Mi ii. m.. JtoseouiB o-t ItOSflMII ft 1 oi7 "eNo.r'l7 9:35 p.m., Cottar Grove passenger. .,,,... p.. California Ex - pres. Nn 13 5:44 a. m., San Francis - co Express. Weiwlliiia liniiu'li. No. M :30 a m., leaves r.uni-iit.- for Springfield. Nn 82 11:10 a. rr arrlves Eu- gene from Springfield. No s7i:o0 . rn., leaves Eugene for Wendliqg. Xo ss 5-40 p. m., arrives hugone fromWendling. wm Mn(,iAV Gen. I'a- Act. Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT. Asct. G. P. A. lo-al Agent. A. f. GILLETTE, O One of the Essentials we nappy homes of to-d.tv, fun.! of information a t mI. l'M methods of promoting health !,,,,;, ,uJ "tS' uving and know led-.. i?-' ot lb,- world's best produrt. Products of actual nw'.Un- i rp1G.tnnl.l.. .1 -i ciauua iruuj.j, ,,r -d and which have attahJ to world-wide acceptance through the ,Pnrv of Nell-Wined of the World; not of indi viduals only, but of the many who have the bappy faculty of eelecllng and obtain, mg the best tho world afford.. One of tho produots of that cloaa. of known component parts, an Ktiical remedy, approved by phyjicians and cooj. mended by the Well-informed of the World as a valuable and wholesome family laxative is the well-known Syrup of Fi and FJixir of Senna. To get ita Ixmeneinl effects always buy the genuine, manu factured by the California Fij Syrup Co., oidy, and for sale by all leading drugsUte. Dr. T.Felix Couraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER A pure, antisep tic loilet Powder for infants and adults. Exqui sitely perfumed, lienders an excel, lent complexion and keeps the skin clear, soft and velvety. Relieves skin irritation and should lie used freely after bath ing aud shaving, giving a delight ful and refreshing effect. At deal, ers or by mauX 25 cents Box. Pre pared bj FERD. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, Proprietor of eOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM roa u sr ooauuu4DCD bt HTANLKral. 813 WIU.u St. .-. . Eut .OTlCK TO CONTltAlTOIW A.i i'llUPNRTY OWNHIUC Notice Is heroby given that pursu ant to tan terms of Ordinance No 778, passed by tha common council August 13th. 1908. as amended bv Ordinance no. 782, passed by tho common council of tho city of Eu gene Ausust 31st, bids will be re ceived by the street comtnitteo of tin. council in iho office of the city re corder of- the city of Eugeno until 7:30 o'clock p. m. on Monday, Sep tember 14 til, 1 90S, Tor the Improve ment of Eighth street, from the etuj' side of Cliarnelton street west to the east line of Monroe street In tho city of Eugene by the construction of ce ment curbing along both sides of said street and by the paving of said slreot by paving the same between said paints with bitullthlc, asphalt or other bard surface pavement in accordance with plans and specifica tions therefor now on fllo in the of fice of the city recorder. Bidders are required to state the price In detail in accordance with the specifications, and on tho form pre pared by tho city engineer. Separate contracts will be awarded to the lowest bidder for the construc tion of said curbing; for the paving and for the drainage, the said Im .ruvi::nent shall be completed within iiiut-ty days from the date of letting the contract therefor. The work to be done under the su pervision of the street committee and to be approved by them. An ap proved bond will be required or each contractor for Lite faithful ertorni ance of the contract. A certified check in a sum equal to five per cent :f the amount bid, payable to J. I). Matlock, Mayor, Is required to accompany each bid. The street committee reserves the right to re ject any and all hi Is. 15 v order of the c unnion council. it. S. HRYSON. Acting Recorder. Dated September 'ivi, 1!J(),S. Notice to (entnictois und Picqierty Ou ners. Notice Is hereby given that pur suant t the terms of Ordinance No. 7 s :t , passed by t::e Common Council of the City of Eugene, August 31st. j liios. bids will be received by thej Street Committee nf tjie Council In; i m s r r i e ri iin.'-mriii ,n ...... I 1.-1 , . i-,.n I 'i at rei ! f I i rill lef ferSotl St reel It,', t'u. West Side of Van Huron i st n t in. Cite of Ivlgonc. by gra lit.'' ami .rravrlin: !!.... .in,! ..-ravelin:: tie- said street i l.i Hi.. .,.!-,.. Helm I'll! O COtl-l I l" i i i . . i i -- . ; tne si' uracil, will b" awarueii to in" !. : j i.'j'.i.i for ttt ::ra'!.'K; ami tor tne; ill tr.f. The earth- ,.i,.,m .,. . t,.i wit iln thir ; work shall te il IV- an. I tl.e i;rnv!ln w-ti'n ' sixty days from th- date or littinm i the contra ts therefor. 1 The work to be done unn'T ine i"i rvish n (,f Hi" -'reet committee.' II'TV and t" ''" ai'i'i-ov.-l '"'i furni. Me t b fflff"! "' ri c :-t!f: 1 ...r.vid bv them. An I r -rilirie to Ii trjo-tor for th nf t he cim: i .-i'-i a Kum I'i'iri! ' iiio.fil bid. :.v V-,vi I' bid. I l.i T' i :i; !e lifWTfiuiQo'uruJT N''V&5EK CLASSIFIED COLUMNS a Hit BALB VO'OI) FOR SALE Enquire at Y,. fiiu s -hiu store. t( FO" ,S AKE oTuoroMirt.rea Hereford bulls for AA knoiitr bulls for aale. Enquire 550 Wil- lamet'.e street. tf FOR SALE Good i agon. A. J Wood, went end Eighth street. i-uoue lartuers 8x. s20 WOOD Fine dry. muule a-f.i,,t 1 wood, $4.25. Witliauia Trauefe' Company. Main iil. 1 KOR BALE -duff Oriaton fin , 13 fur $1. W. B. Uaeaptun. lla' Columbia avenie, ooroar lsta i. i FOR SALE Flrst-cla grub oak ; wood. Apply t 11. L. Eller, Ku gne. Or., or phone Farmer l3. tf FOR SALE 70 head of goats, either1 nauniea or wothara; take your choke. Phone Farmers 4xs). ' V. P. Lower. Creewell, Or. ol FOR SALK i-ruum house, three Blocks from Willamette Btdect; lot SUxT ieei. i-rice, iju'o. urw- gou Land Company. tf FOIt SALE A six-room modern house, lot ti"xS0 foot; East llth street, on car line. A siia;i if taken soon. S. R. Williams. tf FOR SALE Ou account or falling health I would sell my blacksmitu shop and tools in Fairmouiit ; g.u il location. C. 1). Ilolloway. sH FOR SALE Number 3 Oliver type writer, nearly new. Has becu used only few weeks. Call nt Eugene Gun Co.'s Store. tf FOR SALE Good five-room cottage with three closets, pantry and bath room; good barn; large lot, SOx 160. Price right. Cull at 168 Jefferson street. slO FOR SALE One National cash reg ister, one Remington typewriter and a large Iron wfe. Enquire of L. M. Travis, Loan ft Savings bank building. BULL FOR 8 A LB One registered Holsteia-Frleslaa bull, three years aid September 8, 1; ail Ik strain; gentle. L. A. Houok, Mon roe. Or., K. F. D. Ne. 1. e3 FOR SALM OOINO OUT OIT BUS1 Nhhd J still have several thous and feet ot -flooring -ad cellist to close out. Write or shone for srlcee before buying eleewber. Pbone Farmers 24x1. el4 HBkU lH A CHANCE to buy from the owner and buy right, nWe high lots or house and lot, all oa the irem oar line. 1 have $ lota and 2 dwelling bouses. ' All must 0. 1k- ' quire at 806 East Thirteenth at. TOR SALS Hoi alv engine; force pump connected; ti0-gnllon tank fittings, 40 feet t Vs-lnch pipe, for sale cheap at Hill ft Hbumway s East Seventh street. See It. tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Some flue farm land to sail or exchange for house and lot, or will exchange some good timber for Eugene property. Address Uoa 567, or pbone Black 26S1, Eugeae, Or. all FOR SALhS Ono team ef heavy mules, one set of chain harness and one 3 '4 -Inch Mitchell wagon. In good condition. Mules are true to a fault and a perfect team for all purposes. Price for outfit, $450. Inquire at tbls office. DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE Schmltt Brothers, ot Creswell, have four good draft horses for sale cheap. They are young and wull brud. Call and sea 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. 1-ot 160x115 on Twelfth and Alder streetB, Just north of Patterson school. .1. ,L Walton, 515 Willamette street, tf FOR SALE House and 3 fine lots, all within one block of car line; house containing five good-sl.ed, well-flnlshed rooms, pantry, two closets; all furniture, stoves, range; good well on the place, 230 feet deep. Price, J2100. llollell beck Real Estate? Company. s FOR SALE II Y OWNER Flf n acres of choice fruit land, w 1 1 1 and selected variety of fruits and berries; all In bearing. Taree miles southwest of Eugene, on telephone and rural delivery route, (iooil house and new bam. Price reasonable. Call up Farmers' phone 2S4. 2 . I-OR hAI.I'. 13 acres all level land. i 30 In cultivation new house, v.d'i.-l she.l ami chicken Iioum- and rr-w barn; orcbard; three go ,d we, Is and good water; everything the place goes with it. Inelinlieg household gooils. This milt lie sold In the next 3D days. I have also several lots clove in and ai.-o a house and bit i;;x:iol. chicken liolise and park and some Iruii. These are bargains and solo" ol t'-lem li'.si' In Willamette street. por further Information call on the Pacific Land Company. Room -, , Hov.-y building. D. L. ( artmeil manaci-r. J WANTED -work. I Girl f" ill ai 4 7 geii.Tal house Olive .!r "' if . I. WANTED 1. Ha- - il. Thai i 1 o rent . a rind'-m boi:" . r than Sep .-oh- r ... i. G tf 1 f.-i l.in. t -ii . k . r A;.;.;y (,'. Mor;:an's ftiinitiiie r.o s'J .it It. tory. o o o - Advertisements, Like Clocks, Should Keep Running A store's advertisements toll the people what is "doing" at that store whet la new, what Is InvlUug. why today Is a good time to visit the store. People look for the ads to tell them luoM things Just as naturally a they would look at a deal, to tell the tUae. Soiueuiue a clock doee not ruu eoujelluie a store's a4 dues not run. A "run-down" clock or ad are about equally unsatisfactory, unserviceable, Uituieudlug. Curious tlilnj about It Is that a merchant who would think It absurd to huve a ruti-dowu" or out-of-repalr clock will, some times, deliberately let hla ad stop ruuning. li s not wise, nor good business, uor dofensiblu ou uuy knuwn gruunds- but It Is sometimes done. ' tt WAXTKl) U ouUuuetl) ANTED Competent girl. Mrs. A. W. tfklpworth, 108 West Eighth street. WANTED Young lady to work In store and bookblndery. Eaton's book store. tf WANTED A girl to do general housework. Apply 057 Willam ette street. tf WANTED At onco, 20,000 bushels of outs. Inquire Williams Trans fer Company. Main 651. WANTED A number of girls to learn nursing. Enqulro at the Eu gene General Hospital. tf WANTED Oood competent girl for general nousowora. Airs. at. A. Mathews, 71 West Ninth street, tf WANTED TO KENT A big farm oa shares, for trena I ts a years. Ad4ru "0. D" oare Uar4. tf WANThlD To bf goo4 vaeant lot. preferrably In weoterm part ot town. Address U. C, ca.ro Guard. WANThlD Peeltloat as oook 1st oaunp or hotel. rifteia j ears' ecjierl enoe. Refereuoes, Kootk-Celly Oo. R. B. G-riuau, Louden, Or. tt WANTK1J Ot a fautUles to get their bees repaired a; the "hlatsrnrtse" hoe repair shop. Halt solos (5c and up. 69 East Ninth street. s8 WANTED A good farm near hlu gene of from 80 to 100 aurue; will go out eight miles, luiuiulra at the Real Estate Exchange, Co le mon building. tf WANTED Fumlened hoaae, i or I rooms for twe or throe months; not too far out. Three la family. Eugeae Ratal Estate at Investment Co. WANTED River bottom farm of from 15 to 4 0 acres that overflows. Must have building spot above high water. Call at rooms aud 4, Co lemon building. tf WANTED One or two vacant lots, wltb or without resldoucii, In good location In Eugono. Address, giv ing lowest price and lurms, Box 328, Tillamook, Or. sl4 WANTED Mlddlo-aged womau as housekeeper aud companion for In valid lady. MubI bo woman of re finement and exporlunco. Call lit 102 East Ninth strout, Eugenu, Or., between 9 and 12 a. m. FOIt ltlii.NT FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms at 367 West Fifth street. tf FOR RENT Nice front room; fur nace bent; electric lights and bath. Sultnblu for two gentle men. 154 East Ninth street.. FOR RENT SO acres, 65 under cul tivation; house, barn, henhouse, orchard . I'o.isesslon given Septem ber 15th. For particulars see It. McMurphoy, 5.VJ Willamette street. IST AND I'OLNIl FOI'ND A lodge pin. Owner can have same by calling at Guard ofrico and paying for this adver tisement. Mlb( KLl.a.h.Ot;H DON'T fall to see Cliezeni If you want bargains In real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop erty, Improved ami unluipivivoil. Timber and mining -loci:. M. (.'lie. zi-m, Room It. Walton r.lilg. tf FOR EXCHANGE -- Good Income bearing projii'iiy, making (nt'o-.-st ou tl.'i'i'i at 1 i per cent. Will ex change for good farm. Enquire of Frank E. lllalr, Fall Creek, Or. tf DO YOE WANT your windows wash ed, your liolise or office cleaned 7 Good work guaranteed nt reason iiMc prices. Nick Miller, phone Main 96. IF YOE WANT to get all th money your property bring. "f It w t i'i.. Real Estate E f ha n -. In th in w f'lili-mnn biiil'llnir. They v.i:i l.rini' III" 1 r dliei-l t i-i'i a 'i I li t on iioiK.- -,nr own 'i l n; ', tf Itl'i ItARGA IN IN I'EAI. I.ST VTE I'":- t'-n 'l.i s and t.-n -o ''!:!'. m ; ' 1 of : r t w.'ii' y arji-.. i ,1,0 riv-r I,, it r i m i lai.d. al:i: r.l in - i: -liinll:'. Ii.r IE"i an nc-e. K'rst f.v ecr. h goes for $Is."i an acre 'ihl.i Is a snap. Phone Mala 615, or address Lock Box 536, Eugene. MISCLI.l, M;ot s (i'muintntlt SAY 1 am here again to work. I am the lone cemeul worker aud finisher, l.it your work done by t. C. Williams. THE OREGON LAND COMPANY stands on Its own merits and hue no comiiiiiuttiiu with ajiy other company. We elluiiuato all pos sibility of graft by Immediately bringing seller and buyer together. We can find what you want If 11 la to be bad in the coaHt couutry, and will gladly give all Inquiring slraji gers uny Information pu-silile. We have a large list of farms aud olty properly, also mime guod burs a ttuiWer lauds on reasonable terms. 412 Willamette strowl. Kugene, Or. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN MYHICIANS AND BUIlGKOag DR. H. L. 6TUDLEY Osteopatblo physician. Offices over Chambera' store, 618 Wtllumette street. Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence 734 Ferry street. Phone Red 31U L C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homoepatblo physician and surgeon. Chronlo diseases and dlsoaeea of women aud children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and . Dunn build lug. Phone Main 64 0. Boards Hoffman House. Phuno Main 11. DR. ANNA MAORElt. Osteupathlo pbyo'clau. All curable disnasee ireaiou. women aud chlldien u specialty. Ofrice over F. E. Duuu'a. Phone Red 1631. G. 8. KEARDSLEY, M. D. Regular .physician and surgeon. Offices 16 uud 17 McClutig building, Eighth and Willamette streets. Office and residence plloue. Main 47. AITOILN E YB-AT-LAW L. BILYEU, Attornuy-at-law. Oitlce over Yoran's ahoe store, Eugeae, Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNnON, AUoruey-I- law. Koome l end x, Kugone Loan nil Rdtvlnim lljiiilr L. M. TRAVIS, Atlorney-at-law. Of riee over uugeae laa ft Havaag Maak, Eugene. Oragaa. . D. AXJJIN Attonuv-ftt-law. Qt flca over Balua'a keek store. fiA,i Wlllnauette etroet. 1'houe UlaoH 3881. 0. A. WINTERMKIKK, Attorner- law. Land tltlea rud probate siiee laltlaa. Office ovur Caaubera-Ur-tow atunk. WALT'N ft NBS8, Attoranya-at-lajr. J. J. Walton and B. P. Ness. VHU nactloe In ad the cvLs In Hat a La to. Office, room , Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon. GEORGE H. DORRJB Attorney-a-law; office llovey Building, ce 8th and Wlllametto streets; rouans 1 aud 2 tipstulrs.' WOODCOCK at POTTER, Atturu-at-law. A. C. Woodoeck arve 11. O. Potter. Office one block south al Chrlsman block, Eaae, Oregon. WILLIAMS ft BEAN, iternoys-a-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Uoen. Praotice In all courta of the tao and before the U. B. Land Of flea. Offices 12, 13, 14 uid 16 McCWatf JEUtlU O. WELltS, Lawyer, No. 2 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opposite postofflce. Ulvus special atteullon to the examination ot ab atraots, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone Red 1176. I. N. HAUHAL'UH. Bpeclal atten tion given to divorce and settle lent tf estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. It rem 6, First National Bank Building, Eugene, Oregon. Building. t'NDElt'l AKUltH J. W. KAYS ft CO., undertakers aud funeral directors. Eugeue, Or., DAY ft HENDttltSON, undertaken and otilbalmerfl. Corner Willam ette and Seventh atreots. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phoue Red 4481. ARM rRACTORH THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 2, Waren Blocs, Eugeue, Or Prices reaHonnbiH. TtlOAli IWI-A1 K AGENTS J. L. CLARK ft CO. Dealers la real PHlale. Creswell. Or. MINING K.NOINEEKS HERBERT LEIGH, mlnlr.g engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information rurulshed to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and ure treitlmuiit. Eugene Oregon. AICCIM'I I.CT FREE THOMAS Architect, bsolcn es and plana drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision o'er buildings In course of construction. If thinking ot build ing, large or small, see me. Termt reanouablo. Room 7, Cbrisuian block. SI IU EYOItS A. H. TODD, Mirvevor. l-ior ne, Ore gon. Office III Wllli.i.iet:.. alrcet. 1'hone, Iteil . ,n I EKI YI(Y M l!(.-:ts LICENSED VETEKINAKY SI'R GE'lNS - Culis prompc.v answered night or day. Drs. Cbrlntle & llan Min. Ofrice phono. Main 2 1. Res idence Phone, Main 612. j ft 33rd. O o o o O 0
