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O 'T .? L .11 com- 1111 I"-". 15C .05 1.50 ta .... kfJmide How 0" '. ...morl: .wrlotlons KTiSS. The f. . A. Drury. KSt (or iulcriP" 1 1 yeetlT"artt- BESS"" jOTEMBER 19. aiitei circulation it r.l'ARD. At - U(d rate of five , regular sub- djlBtttB iu.- h business man jlinj jdvuntage of laM advertising Log nations & MICH LIMBER. ! the slightest tkoi Important a part ifictured wood play ) Miten the world's ud doubtless It is o leirn that the lum :ou ol the various to t2S5.600.OOO. if It estimates for the Riplled by Dr. Ernest ike German commer- it Leipzig. lit the (act that it supply dwindling, the irahes about 20 per :Str imported by otb- Importing wood f-i highest economical t'x themselves in ear- J wooded, but whose ri imie to a greater ) make room for ag- :tier Industries, says p L A. Burreli, of ' report to this gov ; I Per cent of the H Britlan is covered p during the year pT Imported lumber ll.561,750. fier- ' Per cent of Us ter- :' ''ls, but Im. iMber valued at fm and the N'eth ;s but j per cen( (or that has 7 per "Wrland, with a f-'fe ail compelled "Varies, thnSP P dry western side " e lacking fr- w ! , ,ooli- Egypt 1 ' to the value ' annually; Al ' fortusal u-iik lor,st land. Italy. "at forest land I t,Aii. British '"'Wn nart f I it .tt dentine He 'll Poor In Poo other ' IMi HKCKlVK. .' '"-'WO SOhenl OF! nininr t I rest ; alter ON Ifjl! '"aint: of tlre- ,'-" lalior. e M no . 'ine "'U school '.V:t 14.1 , ' ih,jr time, td,.,. In ,1... ft ell 's no . . a"e ex. .j''M. " i , 'il! Por. i 1 1 oniu- .f.rnDe Guard. FLm. o00, po,tof" C?.&d to tlon of nielr earnings to lay up "rainy any. Do not understand by the above assertions that such requirements are useless. But when it has become al-1 most absolutely necessary 'for a teacher to attend all such meetings . as those who have supervision over them shall appoint; it should be also' required of the board of education and directors that they pay their j ri' P" ni h .50 teachers such wages as will enable (. prance) 4 00 I ihem to attend anu nave enough of .ce 2 ?S ' their earnings left to last them until '.lie school term begins again. One of the arguments of Eugene V. Debs to his listeners, the working men, is, "You may build automobiles, but you have to walk." And a good thing it Is, too, for the worklngman. If every man who Is compelled to toll with his hands for a living were the possessor of an auto, the entire lab oring population of the . country would soon all be killed off. Why, see how many of the rich automobile owners are meeting death every day. The papers are full of their obit uaries. They go out In the morning full of gladness and they have enough lucre to possess a whlzz-wa- gon a1 buy gasoline and they come back in the gloaming at nightfall with their mangled remains In a basket. The worklngman is indeed fortunate that he has not enough money to possess an automobile. The foreign trade In automobiles illustrates In a remarkable manner the tendency of the users of such machines to become faddists, says the San Francisco Chroniclo v imported from foreign countries iu tomoblles to the value of $4,300,000 In 1907, and exported in the same year $5,277,847 worth of similar ma chines. Considering the extent of the development of the industry In this country and Europe it would seem that an exchange of products of a nearly similar character would hardly prove profitable, but it Is likely to continue as long as opinions respecting the merits of particular machines are as pronounced as they are at present. J. Adam Beede. somewhat famous a congressional wit. was over whelmingly defeated for renomlna- tlon in the Minnesota republican primaries. The dispatches say Bede was defeated because he endorsed Speaker Cannon's policy. rlis al leged neglect of his district, his al- or Austria-Hungary tur- Ieged defense of the paper trust) and rent, Russia 16 per other monopolies were also issues. t cent. Sweden 18 Gompers spoke against Bede. "They 10 per cent, and got me," said Bede. "Now Liianla a small quan- I'll go back to my farm and country paper. May God have mercy on Cannon's soul." .Mrs. Wm. Astor. leader of so ciety, has surrendered the leadership of the "400." and in doing so gave swelldom an awful jolt. In an in terview In October Delineator she characterizes the functions of some of the society leaders as circusses. and criticizes the wild rush for for eigners. Little as congress has done, ac cording to Its critics, the courts are of the opinion that It did; more than It had the right to do. This will probably greatly encourage the do nothing bunch In the next congress "More wheels are turning" says aa article on the industrial situa tion, as though tlinl Bi'tHnrl pvprv. j thing. More wheels are turning in the heads of men in this town, and they are not settling anything. One of the slickest bids for class Patronage ever made was put out by the English magazine for women, which said that no man can be a gen tleman who is not an obedient hus band. "Nobody's" Magazine. September, gives a splendid descrinilnn of the jSiuslaw country In a number of il lustrated articles. Some of these are reproduced in today's Guard. Keep on working for a greater "gene. Success is sure to crown persistent and well-cjOroJted effort In city.ml.llnK as well as' almost j everything else. I Sjo-iidn't wonder if the man who "'t'. the chautauqiias exercised more I'oli-ical influence than the rer had ' wad of gate-money on his per- Itirkey ls said to want American Capital, lint the Amnrtoun u-l.r, nnnlH IllVcs It would furnish good proof th np didn't want it himself. iuilge from the talk he has handing to republicans. J. J is trying to earn the title of Scarer. Hi! ; dly, don't you thing that the issue of trie Guard Is a targe ami interesting paper ''wn the size of i:titie SlJ.! ne may get n1P Car:- road ift.-r '" '"rvallis Just by going ril-'lit. Isn't it 'worth while E 's-'-ne has Just begun to grow. forvj) "THIS IIATK IN IllsiCKv." 101 Mr. Dam. !.,. s,, retary ul u ,u i, p with pr.-.-.-ir, Itl. .'. that o.umiv iln-..'t, ,:, destroyed in,. x "Regent." iM-riu. ,.,,., OriollS ill 111,- ,:;, ClUall. V:. '.in 1871 Lincoln's budv via 111 Its final riMn. Sonneti,-:,! n: 1 Si James a. Garfield president ol the . ,i'i, died at Long Bran, Horn in Cuyahoga u , member I-. ly6l 1884 Earthquake shocks llli, felt In- In Michigan, Ohio diana. and died. - aitdu ;ill it ,,.... 1901 Marie ilenri'etie "urn. sent. (, queen of the Aged bixty- Belgians, died six years. 1907 The new treaty between hrau.-e and Canada a signed at Paris. 'THIS IS MY noili HIKTIIDAY" Sir Heui-y Xorimm." fair Henry Norman, author, trav eler newspaper-writ,-, and. since 19U0 member of the British Parlia ment, was born at Leicester Fug- mm,, on September li), l.;,s u(, received a .cosmopolitan' education nrst in fcngiand. later in Paris, then i in the I nited Slates, where he grad- i uated from ll.-u-v,-,i r . . I t. ., , " vt.i.eiDin aim finally in Germany, where he wa for two years a student from Har vard, when he inaugurated the nulj lic agitation for the national preser vation or -Niagara Falls, which re sulted In their subsequent purchase by the state of .New York. Ho began his newspaper career on the Pail .Mall Gazette. When he inherited a fortune four years later he began to travel extensively. He visited many Toreign countries and wrote interest ing descriptive and critical articles to various newspapers. In 1S95 he became assistant-editor of the Lon don Chronicle and in 190:! he found ed The World's Work. ' He Is the autnor of a number of excellent books and was knighted last year NEWS TfOTES. There were 17,359 pupils In actual attendance at the Portland public schools yesterday, which shows a gain of over the number who regis tered day before of over 500. It Is also grestiy in excess of the registra tion on a corresponding dav of the Fall term of 1907. T. N. Neuliasen, a special Inspec tor of the interior department, who was prominent In the securing of evidence upon which many of the land fraud indictments in this state were based, has telegraphed his res ignation to Washington. Mr. Neu liasen Is retiring from the employ ment of the government to enuaiie in private business in Portland. 'I lie Grants Pass schools opened Monday under the supervision of K. It. Turner, with 2 4 teacheds. . GOOD COl'OH Cl'RK. For tile complete cure of coughs, colds, asthma and bronchitis and nil lung complaints tending to consump tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry have for ages maintained an estab lished reputation as a standard cough remedy. It contains no op ium or harmful drugs and' can lie given with safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., W'll llains Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O. CALL l-'Oi: CITY W.MtHA.NTS.. Notice is hereby given that all city warrants drawn on the general fund up to and including No. S75, regls .tered February 11, 190, will be paid on presentation at my office Sep tember 24. 19US. Interest will cease on that. day. FRANK UEISNF.H, City Treasurer. Eugene, Or., Sept. IS. IPOS. i: c. MoiKJAN's ri'iixrrriiK FACTORY. Furniture manutnetured for whole sale or retail trade. Factory ,-n east end of Fifth street. Iteiiairiun .id- ited. Phone Black phone, Black .lain. l;i-i., nee tf Large shipment ol rocKers and .lin ing chairs just received. See us for new, up-to-date furii.ture at right prices. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. I DeWitt's Carbonic! Witch Ham 1 Salve is lhe best tiling to piles. Sold by ail druggists. I.- Car fresh cement jn-t receive, 1. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. SOUTHERN' PACIFIC It. It. TIME CARD Townnl Porllnnd rasseuger t q No. Pi -2:43 a. m., Oregon Ex- , press. ! m No. 1 S C; 00 a. in., Cottage Grove." Passenger. No 12 J 1:5,1 a. in., Rosehurg 3n"-: , rortian.. Ex Townnl San l-rancix .i I'aeiiL'er. No. 11 2:1 p in , Ro.-ejuig i as- senger. No. 17 :3.1 p.m., Passenger. No. 1512:32 a.m. press. No. 13 5:41 a. m Cottaje Grove , California Ex ., San Fraucls- co Express. Wemlling Branch. 0. 84 :3u a. m., leaves Rogene for Springfield. No. 82 11:10 . m een from SnririKil-'id srrlves Eu- No. 87 1 t'l'i p. 1,-a'CS F igi for Wendiiriif So. n r. : p t. . svr.vei t ,i ti. ins AS'-' p .r- a d Dr JOHN II A-- J. GILLETTE. Local Agent. O Sl'IrTT !. G. P. THE EtOEXE PAIir OrARD. SATl HI !r ,M requiring -i:ni-.i: I treatment acting time-hand . uti(1,. . ' M Wu"' f r it ra.tl.-ai a:.,i ; . r':. "ire j Hie sTtatot .otisiitnii,1!;:,: r. ,.,,;, j Hood's Sarsapanlla 1 j In usual liquid for,,, r ,,. thM,,..Ul. "bletsknownasSnrsatabs. ,!.,,- h Nasal and other local forms .( ,-uar'a are relieved by Catarrlcls. w!,i,h alIav m. uiuuiauun and deodorize dis.-har-, Sterling Silver Novelties You often find it hard to get small silver pieces for pres ents. We have just what you want !n Butter Knives Sugar Shells Olive Spoons Jelly Spoons Lettuce Forks Cream Ladles Bon Bon Spoons Birthday Spoons These pieces are rich in design, heavy weight, and are not expensive nfor such quality. SEE WINDOW J. O. WATTS Cor. 8th mni Willamette Sts MMMMMMM A New Set of Chairs Why do you have SHABBY CHAIRS In OLD your home, when you can make them GOOD AS NEW for only BOo T A can of Chlnamel will work wonders In your home. See that the Chinaman Is on every can. See our west show window. SK TO SKK OCR NKW WALL PAPER 16-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON j Wall Paper and Paint Co Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let us estimate on ycur work Aya & Heitzm&n 24 West 8th St, Phone black I 117 STONE'S HEAVE DROPS Greatest known ren.edy lor heavri Highland, Or., Del. 31, 1902 This is to certiiy lint I give m marr one bottle ! "Stone's Heave Drops" and cured hrr ol heaves. This was last winter and she har not been aliecled since - G Wallace DR.S.C. S TONE. Salem, Or. For sale by all druggists. $.100 ;GEO. K. MUNROE . FURNITURE ; iit i l iuhlii St.. I llgelle, (Iri-aoll. Phone lied .i.i.ll. Sole Agents lor lie' Portland Slinc Woiks. l-'ii"; -. -t lire,- rt.-.i'.-. iti'luding tto not. d D'-t roil Lit " A'-" lhe Laclede Kal'i'es the l"--t inw price range on the rnai ket. A tuM liio- of Heaters Just from Ml,, facility. C,,:i and examine our large s!o k I,. :,,ri. Id til-' w here. J . , I . ' "--'"-tse. .mc. j. V. BARRINGtR Exp't housemnver Move, anythin?. Twenty-liv It .'" f rtf' Ffiicirrc, E Fifto:nth .wid Oak Phone ,Ri:d'j)31t."'Eij'(rOi?oo. j Q U 1 o o lAV. SKITEMKEK ll. mils. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 1 I'H SALE WOOD KCK SALK-Enquire at Yo i.i'i s t hue store. ,f FOH SALE TuoroiiKTior.d Hereford B'll.s for sale. Enquire Hi) Wil lainette street. ;( Al-E - A gTod , k team; w.-icii, Mto: call at -.;, Hast r.!eenth street. t FOU SAl.K Good SL waion J. Wood, went end Eighth street. Plume taruiers Sxti. OOP Fun dry. maple 4-foot wood, S4.25. Williams Transfe Colupauy. Main 651. FOR SAI.KrJuff Orpington eggs, 13 for $1. w. B. Hampton, 1102 Columbia avenue, cornvr 19th t. FOU SALE one full blood Knnibou lette Hani: also grade rams; K. L. Jacobs, tllenwood Stock Farm, Hex-! ter, Oregon. RNSIHENCK FOH SaLB Or for' I rent, at 156 Kast Eleventh street. Address, or Inquire of E. liuiim, ! Pendleton, Oregon. ' ol FOR SALE 70 beau of goats, either nannies or wethers; take your fholuo. Phono Farmers 4n. W. P. Lower. Croswoll, Or. ol FOR SA.fj ii-room nouse, three blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot S0x7t feet. Price. 12100. Ore gon Laud Company. tf Pltl'NES FOR SALE Silver. Italian and Petite prunes at t0 cents a bos, delivered in the city. Jens' Jensen, Phone Farmers lSx. nil1 FOH SALE Number 3 Oliver type writer, nearly new. Has been iisod only few weeks. Call at Eugene Gun Co.'s Store. tf FOR SALE Ono National cash reg ister, one Remington typewriter and a large Iron aafs. Enquire of L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank building. FOR SALB Oaaolln engines, 2 ft horepower Weber, t heraepower Union, la good condition, nearly now; oheap. B. F. Youngs, Black Butte. Oregon. s 1 FOR SALE Cottage on Olive St. Fine lot, close in. Must sell. Bar gains; lots, cottages, residences, acreage, farms, timber and busi ness. J. M. Morris & Son, Room 11 over 1st Nat'l Bk. S-19 BULL, FOR SALE One registered Holstein-Frleslan bull, three yearB old September 8. liiOS; . milk strain; geutlo. L. A. llouok, Mon roe, Or., R. F. D. No. 1. s30 HERE IS A CHANCE to buy from the owner and buy right, nice high lots or bouse ami lot, all on the sireet car line. I nave 8 lots anil 2 dwelling houses. All must go. In quire at SOti East Thirteenth 3t. FOR SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 000-gullon tank, fittings, 40 feet lVs-lnch pipe, for sale cheap at Hall & Sliuiu way's, East Seventh street. See It. tf FOR SALE One team of heavy mules, one set of cuniu hnrncHs and one 3 W -inch Mitchell wagon, in good condition. Mules nro true to a fault and a perfect team for all purposes. Price for outfit, $450. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE Fine business properly located In the best part of lhe city for business in the city of Eugene. Brings in a good rental now and can lie made to bring in more. For fur ther Information, it you mean busi ness, call ou the Pacific Land Com pany, room 7, llovey block I). I.. Cartwell, Manager. tf DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE Schmltt Brothers, of Creswell, have four good draft horses for sale cheap. They are young and well) bred, call and sec them at Cres well, or write to Schmltt Bros, for description, prices and terms, tf FOR SALE-For a few days, lot .Mix liiO. new house, 4 rooms. 2 rooms upstairs each 12x14; 2 rooms downstairs 10x14 and 1 I I -i ; hallt slairs. Price J.'.riO. For further Information I on I'aiific Land i ca Company, Room 7. 1 D. L. Curt mell. Mttr. lovey 1,1, FOR SALE Lot 72xHiO feel, corner, lot; two houses, one a cottai;e of i six rooms, fairly good, the ntherj an old house not mii'-li good; one j block from carlinn; clove to depot j and business part of town. At a bargain if sold d'l-tng September, !'.0S. S. R. Williams. If LOTH FUR SALE BY OWNER Two lots and S-rooin liou-.e; barn: fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill rare. It Iti'ixtt.'i on Twlfth and Alder streets, lii't north of Patterson school. J. J Walton. r,l.", Willamette sireet. if I- ul: SALE II V OWNER Fit en a- I -s ol choice t r nil iaiol . w id, ,'iiui selected vnre; of flili'- and lrrj,s; a:i In leatiiig. Tluee llilieS sOllfllWest I'f lilll'.ell, . f,l telephone i t-d rural rl I i v. j y rout, iom.iI hoiise and new bain Prn e i . a-oiiii tile. Call up I'a t iners' FOR S I.E 4:i a' r.-s :'.ti In cnlttval Ion: net -!ii'.! and chicken lo lain: or'io-ird: t he ll level land, houc, wood use and new (lied wells ,od water: ev,-r . it with 1'. good- 'I'liis t!e next 'i lLn 'iing o tie! ud 1 n tnu.-t h I Imv - ral lo's i and :- :. I i-itk at .- ,:ti,-i;i ... t . 1. 'ti.T illfolll tu I. arid f' biiiiding. in and I, . hi- Room irtineil tf , ', . Ilov. manage D. I Advertisements, Like Clocks, Should Keep Running A store's advertisements tell the people what is "doing" at that store what is new. what Is Inviting, why today Is u good lime to visit th store. People look for the ads to tell them those things Just as naturally as they would look at a clock to tell the time. Sometimes a clock does not run sometimes a store's ad does not run. A "ruu-down" clock or ad are aliuut equally uimatlBfuetury, uiuervlcMlilc, misleading. Curious thing about it is that a merchant who would think tt absurd to have a ruu-dowu'' or oul-of-repalr clock will, some times, deliberately let his a.l stop runulng. It's not wbn). nor good busluess, nor defensible ou any kuowu gionnds- but It is sometimes done. WAKTICH WANTED Giri for general house work. Cull at -177 Ollvo street, tf WANTED To reul, a modern house not inter man September la. G. I Gross tf WANTED A housework, etle street. girl to do general Apply U57 Willani tf AN 1 ED Girl wanted at once to do housework. Enquire al 71 West Ninth street. tf WANTED At ono, 20,000 bushels of onts. lnqulru Williams Trans fer Company. Mala li&l. WANTED At once A woman to wash and Iron two days out of the week. Inquire 148 K. Eighth. S23 WANTKD Geod oompetent girl for general housework. Mrs. M. A. Mathews, 71 West Ninth Btreet. U WANT CD A auuiher of girls to learn nursing. Enquire at the Uu gone General Hospital. tf WANTEDTO RUNT A big farm on Bhares, for from 3 to T years. Address "C. D.," ouro Guard, tf WANTED A good farm near Ku gene of from 80 to 100 acres; will go out eight miles. Enquire at the Real EBtato Exchange, Cole mon building. tf WANTED River bottom farm of from IB to 4 0 ncres that ovorflow-B. Must have building spot ubovn high water. Call at rooms 3 and 4, Colemon building. tf WANTED Position us cook in camp or hotel. Fifteen years' experi ence. References, Hooth-Keily Co. R. B. Garman. London, Or. If WANTED Furnished house, 5 or 6 rooms, for two or three months; not too fur out. Threo In family. Eugene Real Estate & Investment Co. VitH KENT FOR RENT Furnished rooms at 3I7 West Fifth street. tf FOR RENT A farm of Kit) acres, two miles southeast of Eugeiiii for rent at once. Address Box 1-1. Eugene, Oregon. tf FOR RENT The Hotel Mnplnion will be for rent to Hie right party on Sept. 20. Apply to R. II. Clow, Mapletou, Oregon. FOR RENT Nieo front room; fur nace heat; elortrlc lights and bath. Suitable for two gentle men. 164 East Ninth street. FOR RENT 1 1 vat Ion ; orchard. Iier lath. McMinpli. si) acres, li.'i under cul bouse, burn, henhouse, Possession ulven Seplellt For particulars see R. y, fiail Wlllaineit., slleel. LOST AND MH'MI LOST - In Falrnioiint last ulghi. a nolo, signet bv Jim Hunter, in la vor of Peler Landfall, for I2.'i. Finder please lei 111-11 to Eltg'-lie Real Estate and Investment Com pany and receive reward. s 1 ;i MIHC FLI.rtNKOI H SAY- I am icro agaiu to work. I am the lone cemeni worker and finisher. Get your work done by L. C. Williams. DON'T want buy ; ert v. fail to See I'll' baigains in leal , nd -ell f,n m and III If J on ; i'.lte We ' improved and tun Timber , ,-m, lio el mil a II. nig -uu i U alloti for I-: boa in on t 1 CHANG! i't tt .iil;m ln'"i ,.,t.' Will til Ill'lUlie I t ie k. Ol. w : to 1 0 -A 4 w a ifllCe ,e.i,e I at i.-a-, el lat i . Fa I Frank E. II DO YOl' WAN I ed. sour h'ois Good work gi able prleei. Main in: at ant Nir-1; Mill,',, phone IF YOl' WANT In get all lb., omr ptoper'y luing-t, lisl the Real Estale Exchange ii. w ''o.- tnon lolil'lllig I 1 l,-l:l' Hie loner due, t t , !, -.1-11 in., ke l oir 111.11 t,-i- It NIC". V V IN 1:1 (',.! o-ii ,as ami v ill et t- r I w tut 1 1 , ., r ',oi-0n land. L i: 11. re 1 ! Ill I'm I1.-. f.,r li:u an t ., a. i.-H goes for II 'I his W a snap. tion or uddM-tis Lock Box 5 Main '1 1 r, , 1 It!, l!tig.'lio. l.l.WFOI S (Com limed) THE OREGON' LAND COM PAN Y aland on its own merits and has no combination with anv other company. Wo eliminate all pos sibility of graft by immediately bringing seller and buyer together. We can find what you want if It is to be hud iu the coast country, and will gladly give all inquiring 'stran gers any Information pntwible. We have a iarge list of farms and city property, also some good buys lii timber lauds on reasonable terms. 4 12 Willamette strHir. Eugene. Or. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHYSICIANS AND Rl IU;t-xl.H DR. H. L. 8TUD1.EY Osteopathia physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 618 Willamette street Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence, .27 Pearl street. Phone lllnek 3207. C. 11. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlo phystc.lam and anrgeon. Chroulo disease and dlseosM of women and children a specially. Electri cal vlhruiory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and , Duun build ing. Plume Main (40. Boards Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. Hit. ANNA MAURKK. Osteopathic phy'ciau. All curable dlsoaset) treaied. Women and nhlldtan u specially. Office over F E. Dunn's, Phone Red 1631. G. S. PKAHDSLEY, m. D. Regular ..physician and surgeon. Offices 16 and 17 McClung building. Eighth and Willamette Btrews. Office and residence phone. Ualn 47. ATTOKN KYB-AT-LA W L. BILYEl), Attorney-at-law. O trice ovsr Yoran's shoe store, Eugene, Oregoa. UDON R. BDMUN60N, Attorney-at-law. Roema 1 and 1, ttugene Loan and Barings Bank. u. M. TRAY IS, Atlorner-at-law. Of fice ever Eugene Lean ft Savings Bank, Rugose. Oregon. S. D. ALLKN Attornc--at-la.w. Of fiee over Eaton's kook atore, 616 Willamette street. Phone Black 2181. C. A. W1NTERME1KR, Attorney-at law. Land titlus end probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chambors-Brls-tow Bank. WALTON tt NESS, Attorneys-at-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice In ail the courts In the state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon, GEOHG1C II. DORRIS Attorney-at-law; office llovey Building, cor 8th and Willamette streets; rooms 1 and 2 upstairs. WOODCOCK POTTER, Attorneys-at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsman block, Rugune, Oregon. WILLIAMS ft BEAN, attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Boats, . Practice In all courts of the statu and before the U. 8. Land Office. Offices 12, 13, 14 and lb McCluny JESSE &. WELLS, lawyer, NoTTg West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. oppnalte poalotflce. Gives special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phone Red 1)76. 1. N. 1IARBAUG1I. Special atten 1 tlon given to divorce and settle aionl if estates. Agent for Conti nental insurance Company. Hoiiu, f, First National Bank Building,. Eugene, Oregon. Building. siirtl'UACTOllS THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, W'uren Bloc, Eugene. Or Prl. ua reimonxhle. REAL KHTA1 K AGENTS! J. L. CLARK ft CO. Dealers It real estnto. Creswell. Or UNDERTAKERS J. W. KAYS ft CO.. undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. ! DAY ft HENDKKSON, undertakers j and etnbalmera. Corner Wlllauv 1 ette and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive Btreets. Phone Red 441. MINING lONGIM.KItS HERBERT LEIUII. mining engineer and expert metnlliirglu. Reliable 1 Information furnished to Intending I Investors. Examinations and re 1 ports on mines and ore IreHimoiil. Eugene Oregon. ARCHITECT 1 FREE TIIOMAS ArcbilecrTseTcn es and plans drawn, blue priuts and speclllcatlons General super vision o-er buildings Iu course of construction. f thinking ol build ing, large or small, . e me Tr; nil i reasonable. Room 7, t brisman block. I I I HI.NMIY SI III. I ons Lit' EN'SE 1 1'KT !: R I N A 1 . -,: ,s r 1 1 GIJONS Calls iiniliip'lv an-tten il night or day. Dr'. ( " i 1 1 i - ; - A Han - 111. "'... tiiooie. .Mam : 1 H'S-(Jl'-nce I'lo Mam '. I J SI IU I. MlliS Todd, . Offlc surv, 412 Wlllhl.l 'hone, Red 65C MISC o
