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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1908)
,,ls all com- : vd. " .11 renin- 1 5 Advance) : " .05 J " ; i.5o ru-"1"' .utboriied to 5rr,orT &e&ed to P2Vr subscriptions SrTREATMEXT 1JO L mwrculosls congress . .-tarBSt. It IS I-nariW the newspapers, f th country r- nf favorable f1"' ' .a larup ., on par- siotoltbe disease and Its UnioIlit shall be done I . At of men and wo- L.nlry each year that are ntl tuberculosis is uscum Lud Insistent one In nearly xa ol the union, out un jespecUii complex in Ari ISmlhwn California, which i i.i. inn hare become a La for those afflicted, by .tin. int. dry climate. ale trouble is, according to li a eithange, that the if those afflicted are poor K to the land of pure a-iine, hoping to obtain .x that will provide them a :.i( they 'hope the climate i:ei: health. The result is ,: ol them become charges people of the two states. :; of the two slates referred Kirud:e wiiat they can do ttfonunales, but it ,is no : right ;hat the expenses be jwly home by the people :;es from which the suffer- i sow proposed a feasible tij those afflicted with tu- l- tan be properly cared fat : tiery attention and at the - the salubrious climate of California and Arizona be :iuage of to contribute to ilies of cures. It is pro the federal government colonies for consumptives :bi afflicted be regularly these colonies from the taw. The government is apiete charge and control aies, and the states nav 'ward the expense of main. sites of the colonies are en with a view to taking m climate and all favor- -anmentg that would aid to pper treatment of cases. Motions are to be taken intercourse with those not i lie sufferers are in he ;?ihst spreading the infec- Pian In brief. It is a !Ee and one that is prac ireoier. it wonlH ,... i, ( iuh,,i: M " bear their share in sutterers and relieve "California and Arizona 1 of -e exuejsp tht h Iwiong to them, ac- paper of that MV'isht Should actually 0! ilitnoalini. , , ,it., uu! ' K Jays ago. there a gift of ih , ,.. '-ot aav fr. .u- . ue asKlng. ? to the holier that ...uig me air will '"'"". We have or J"1 tie continual work ... tc"'b;i ay 0f s.. """"WU and r.- tO bu,!:... ..' I. llv- , " till! !vr t';"t"!e ,his "'ay b- "? Intor il.,, , : r ,tho,.ind "Ul e are nut .... niacin,.. -e ! r:i1 of , ,. .. is w..;i. . 'tu , :i!.:VJ'aC'"r;'i' '- ':.. W...p.rn the methods of installing parts and j to demonstrate me bhhihil-uy oi con struction and accesslLOity of pans uf the instrument. That is very good Q far as it goes, but what the people would really like to see is the work ings of a telephone that can be used when the subscriber really needs it, without having to ring up "central" a half-dozen times, when the answer is hurled back at you, "line is busy, call again." - " Whenever Captain Haines, murder er of a New" York magazine owner, finds time hanging heavy on his bands, he night send for . Harry Tt,'B pvnense account and care fully study the items. There Is much food for thought In the several thous and Items contained therein. It costs a lot of money to escape the electric chair on an insanity defense, for al ienists' testimony, if It Is the right kind, comes extremely high. The campaign still remains as frigid as the proverbial Iceberg. Some days ago we were promised some thing really startling in the line of sensationalism, but it fails to appear on the horizon. What is lacking is a lot of the old-time spellbinders to lend some interest to the occasion. Estimated on the usual basis of figuring population from school at tendance, Eugene has grown not less than two thousand in the past year. We should think that this would be only a conservtaive estimate judged by the number of new Tiouses that have been built and accupied. In view of the present prominence in politics of big officials, it smacks strongly of humbuggery to reduce the salary of a Denver letter carrier $200 a year because he was too ac tive in politics. Poor devil; he must hav eguessed wrong. Perhaps it Mrs. William Astor would listen to a few speeches in an English parliamentary campaign she would change her mind about Amer ica having all the politicians and Eng land all the statesmen. Hauling down the flag does not necessarily enrage anybody This Is proven by the reception of the pres ident's order to do the hauling down stunt in Cuba on the 28th of next January. This New York girl who Is to mar ry the son of an English multi-millionaire ought to be credited with do ing a little to even up things, even if that was not her object. Now that all the sideshow elections have been pulled off and everybody is satisfied, or say they are, let the band start the music for the big show. Lots of folks don't need a tip from Attorney-General Bonaparte to be convinced that he will retire from office on the 4th of next March. Ill-AZIXG TIIK TKAIIiS They dart from Dan lo Beershuba They leap like kangaroos; They breakfast out at Council Bluffs And sup at Syracuse. One loops the loop to Fairvlew Ere the dawn comes with the day, The other makes a running jump And lands at Oyster Bay. One scorches out to Keokuk, One races up to Troy; One whizzes through Missouri And ono covers Illinois. The campaign growing strenuous 'Twauld break a serpent's buck To follow all the trails now blazed By Hitchcock and by Mack. One dashes out to Denver And one toils to Timbuctoo; One chases to Chirng,) Ere the other gets half through. One jerks Taft out of Arkansas And moves him up to Maine; One boosts Bill Bryan out ol Unite And checks him for Champaign. One breakfasts down in Kanliukeu And sleeps in Jacksonville, One goes to bed at Fresno And wakes up at Bunker Hill. The rails are red and burning hot, The air with smoke is black. Ar.J dust hangs heavy o'er the trails I Of Hitchcock and of Mack. The engines puff and smoke and wheeze There is a. whizz and whirr; As Hitchcock passes New Orleans A hot and hazy lilur. Another snort and cling and toot, A mad and mighty cheer. I .muck goes ny. a nizzy suca I I'ponMhe atm.. sphere. . From Baton H inge t.i Plymouth j Hock i Ti'.e hazy higiiway bends; From !liii-lingtii:i to Baltimore Anil ere -the campaign en. is The red horizon will be split A long and gaping crack. And Space will somewhere hold .the trails Of Hltchciick and -,:f Ma -k. J. W. Fnlev in New York Sun. ME..XEST WAV T( XCt'ENT om; OK lt)l I! WOHIIS. j A problem which has floated back from Manhattan opens quite ns wide 'a field fur debate as any of Hniwn ' Ing's most Intricate fancies. It han , been . subject of hot discussion on I more than one hotel veranda. It goes: HID he kiss her? Did HE kiss her? Did he KISS her? Did he kiss HEli? SinjfF Sewixg Micolai Comptny, 615 WilluuMie urn;, jlioiie Ked 141. tl Politics and Politicians The initiative an.! r-: 1 be the mi A j.:auk i:i ... .. William . Allen. hv IkVY.C.v,. League candidate lur gvwi uir Minnesota. Aaron S. Watkiiw ,,f rn,i,. ,, ! (late of the Prohibition pa'riv tor ice President has reached Texas uf.' ter a speaking tour that has carried him turotigh most of the States of the South. i The national ,i,.n, ,.,, have deemed it advisable to make a John W. Kern, candidate for the Vice-! rifSlUL'Ill'V n:itf hiuin ii . i the brunt of t i.uliinninU Oetober. North Tiakntfi f.,r ,h., . , - 7 '"C oral XJl U. J. McCumber in tbe United States sen ate. Though Senatur MH-nmWa term will nnr ovuiru ,,tii u , " iv uue or two active candidates already are in o General Stewart I. V mill I'dfil n Kn managed the Hughes Presidential boom, is authority for the au.tt,,,,.,,,, I that Andrew Carnegie tint ed to see Governor Hughes named by uie nepiiuncans as their candidate tor President, bin li,.lr,f.,l i ,i.,f,.... the expense of the movement to bring this about. o The Democratic ennu:iit,n n-,Ti ersare said to have marked four Kan sas congressmen for defeat in No vember. The Republican nominees placarded for defeat, according to the report, James M. Miller of the Fourth district, Phillip Pitt Campbell or the Third district, W. A. Calderhead of the Fifth and W. A. Keeder of the Sixth district. In order to have a textile expert in the Sixty-First Congress in which tar iff revision is to be undertaken at a special session, whichever party is successful in November, it is an nounced the members of the cotton, woolen, silk and retail trades have united on a candidate for Congress from a New York district. The man thus honored is Francis A. Adams, the textile editor of a New York pa per THIS DATE IN HISTOKY KepteilllMT The allied Dutch and Eng 1586 1C92 lish defeated the Spanish at Zutpheu. Two men and seven wom en executed at Salem for witchcraft. 1703 174 1 Jacques Francois do Brouillon governor of Acdai, died at sea. Sarah Franklin Baclie, daugh ter of lteniainin I- ranklin. born in Philadelphia; died there Oct. a, lMhx. 17S8 The Oneida Indians ceded all their lands u the Slate of, New York. (Sen. Stephen IX Lee born In Charlestown, S. C, died in 1S33 Vicksburg. Miss., May 28, 11I0S. Americans' defeated the Mexi cans at battle of Monterey. I'nited States troops defeated the Indians at battle of Wood Lake. John C. Fremont withdrew as candidd '. for President of the Unite', i'ti.tes. lSJa-18(12- 1SC4- 190G Fata'. riots 'in Atlanta, Ga. "this is '.iv both liinTiinw." Judge K.'aultiin K c-iss, the spec ial examiner appointed to tuke evi dence in the suit of the Oovernmeiit j against the Standard Oil Company, was born in I'eni, Xew York., Sep tember 22, lM'.i, and graduated from Cornell University In 1S73. Af ter two years' study at the St. Louis law school, he begun practice at the bar of that city and ft- m 1SH3 to 189 7 served as a meuiiwr of the city cou.icii. cle was tlcc ed jedge of tiio xi S judicial: ' ' cult of iiisso-iri in !::. ilch position l.e rcgai.K d : ' :Mi:; to accept an ;ipi"i!i:t:i:c,il '. ;ernl coiin.-cl lo tit" !.o..i-k. :d :' .;vh.i.;e Kxpo.-Otion win !!' ' - .lud,;e IVrriis was i '.lairnian ..; ice Ke,ut!ir:its ad visory c.iiiiniittce ii: the Si. l.ouis "anti iio.die" campaign a vein- ago and did much to aid the convicilon uf the bribery ring which had existed in St. Louis lor a number ot years. i'k.iits si ii I : I i i.ri i'oi: Ttxn;;iT. "Kid" Goodman vs. Dick llyland. 12 round.-, at llo.-ton. Frankie Neil vs. Krankie Moore. 15 rounds at Heading. I'a. s(iL::nlT:itx ivuTkh' K. H. TIMIO CAHD Towiiril 1'iirtliiiid rassenger jg a. m., Oregon Ex- '" No. IS ''-:0n a. m.. Cottage Grove Pa.-senger. N 1 1 : r, j a. m., Hoscburg N-0 j4 6:42 p. tn-, Portland Ex press. J'owiml Sun Krnnrisco l'a-ei,ger. ,0. ii j:is p.m., Koseburs rvt- seug'T. No. l 7 9:35 p.m., Cottaje Grove PaNo.ni5 12:32 a.m., California Ei- pru' 13.-,:4 a. in.. San Frauc:3 co E.xiress. Wi'liilling r.rancli. v i-:at) a m., leaves KiiRene r0NoPrS2 ll'.' lO m-. arrives Eu- j gene from Springfi-id. i No. p i i:co p. I"-, .-.u. -.-r, for Wendling. v ,.5;40 p. m.. arrives Eugene rJm W,.,Jii..g. wm M,.1!1;,v- G.u. I'asis. Agt. I'or-In nil. Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asm. G. J'. A. A. . GILEETTi:. Local Accnt. SHIP FIFTEEN CARS CF APPLES 5 FROM EUGENE Apples i,re beginning t.i cime in at ti'.e headquarters of ; l.alu. 1,.,. ty Fruit & Vegetab'.c Growers' v--sociation and Secretary Holt is get ting ready to begin shipping the film. A carload of box snooks came :n Sat urday and they are now being hauled to Hie headquarters and stored. A force of men will be put to work Im mediately to manufacture apple boxes. Secretary Holt savs he thinks the association will ship at least 15 carloads of apples this fall, although W. Ci. Allen, of the Allen cannery, says there will be 30 car loads. The association has orders irom Kansas and Louisiana, but it is not yet known what the price w ill ! be. Secretary Holt says that only the best of the crop in this vicinitv will be shipped. The association wants to make a reputation for Eugene us an apple center, and will ship only the best apples, those without a blem ish. ANOTHER CLOTHING STORE TO BE OPENED ltHOWNSVILLE WOOI.KX Mi I.I, STOKE OK POKTLAM) WILL HAVE HHAXC'H IX ItEIUiEU IillLDIXCi. John Fellcrman, of Portland, is In the city today looking after the work of preparing tbe room in the Juke Merger building on Willamette street for a branch of the Browns ville Woolen Mill store of Port land, which will be opened some time next week. Mrs. M. E. Watson, who is now part owner of the Electric and Dreamland tneatres 111 this city, leased this room several weeks ago for another theatre, but decided iuter not to Install it at present. She has sub-leased It to the Brownsville people at a good figure. The new store will carry gentle men's clothing and furnishing goods and blankets. Mr. Fellcrman will manage the store. DeWltCs Carbontcd Witch Hazil Salve is the best thing to use ter piles. Sold by all druggists. Albany Democrat: The Eugene man who gv;t drunk on Salem wills key ami was put in the Albany jai'. was discharged yesterday and left for home penniless. He declared that he had drunk his last drop of liquor, a goud enough man when sober, u liend when drunk a sample of wha: whiskey does for a Ulan. He ha.i paid bis tare to Eugene, but the con ductor had spoilt in the ticket an:! would not honor It now. It is to bt hoped that the man keeps his word ntid spends his money on his family rather than booze. One of the Essentials of the happy homes of to-day is a vast fund of information as to the best methods of promoting health and happiness and right living and knowledge of the world's best products. Product of actual excellence and reasonable claims truthfully presented and which have attained to world-wide acceptance through the approval of the Well-In) ormcd of the World; nut of indi viduals only, hut of the many who have the happy faculty of selecting and obtain ing the best the world afford.s, One of the products of that class, of known comptmrnt parts, an Kthical remedy, approved by physicians and com mended by the Well-Informed of the World as a valuable and wholesome family laxative is the well-knnwn Syrup of Kirk dm! r.lixir of Senna. To pet its beneficial effects always buy the genuine, manu factured by the California Kig Syrup Co., only, and for sale by all leading druihU. A New Set of 2 Chairs Vhv do you have OLD SHABBY CHAIKS In your home, when you can make them GOOD AS NEW for only Ei'ir 1 A can of Cliinaiiiel will wor wonders in your home. S"e that ".be Chinaman is on CTery ran. j Se" our w-?t show witidow. S1 TO SEE OI K NEW WALL I'AI'Elt g 1 1 S West Seventh St. g OVERTON I Wall Ffpt r tr.d Paint Co J J rttTrxnsal.VlMUmjl Jl Julius Goldsmith CLASSIFIED COLUMNS I OR BALK WOOD FOU SAI.F. Eiuiuir run's shoe store. at Yo tf tOH SALE TuorougTiorea Hereford bulls for sale. Enquire ;;.0 Wil lamette street. tf Olll Fine ury. nmp.e i-Uwt wood. $4 5. Williams Traasfe' Company. Main Cal. FOK SALE Hood barn for sale cheap Mill St.. J. M. Orrick. S2. ; FOK SALE riuff Orpington eggs. 13 for $1. W. U. Hampton, 1102 Columbia avenue, comr liiih . FOK SALE One full blood Kanibou-! lette Kam: also grade rani: K. L. . Jacob, lilenwood Slock Farm, IH-x-' j ter. Oregon. FOR SALE 5 S acres; six-room1 house; fair barn; 3 miles from main street, Eugene. Address Box 2!i". Springfield. s2iid' i RESIDENCE FOK SALE -Or for rent, at lafl East Eleventh street. Address, or inquire of E. Iliiuin. Pendleton. Oregon. ul FOR SALE 70 head of goats, either nanuies or wethers; take your choice. Phsue Farmers 4 xy . . P. Lower. Croswell, Or. ol FOR KAl.fc) s-room house, three blocks train Willamette stdeet; lot 80x76 feet. Price, J.' 100. Ore gon Laud Company. tf FOK SALE Number 3 Oliver typo writer, nearly new. Has been used only few weeks. Call at Eugene Gun Co.'s Store. tf FOK SALE One National cash reg ister, one Remington typewriter and a large Iron sufe. Enquire of L. M. Travis, Loan & Saviugs bank building. DULL FOK SALB One registered Holsteiu-Friiwiau kull, three years old Suptembor 8, 1908; milk strnli: gontle. L, A. Houok, Mon roe, Or., K. F. D. No. 1. s30 HI IRE 18 A CHANCH to buy from the owner and buy rlgbt, nine high lots or house and lot, all on the street car line. I have 8 lots and 2 dwiiliug houses. All must go. lu- quhe at 80(1 East Thirteenth at. FOK SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 600-eallon tank fittings, 40 feet lVa-'nch pipe, for salo cheap at Hall & Shuiuway's. East Seventh street. See It. tf FOK SALK Ouo team of heavy mutt'fl, one eet of chain harness and one aVi-bich Mitcnnu waon In koiuI condition. Mutes are true to a fault and a perfect team for nil purposes. Price for outfit $4fiU. Inquire at this office. lUli SALK Kino IiuhIih'ss propert located Jn the best part of the city for hiininesa in the city of hunene Urlnga In a pood rental now and can I' iiiHk to brlti!' In mitre. For fur ther Information, It you mean IhibI ness, call on the Pacific hand Clom- l nany. room . ilnvi-y block. l 1 Cart wen, .Manager. n DRAFT HOUSES FOll SALE Schmltt Brothers, of Creswell, have four good draft horses for sale cheap. They are young and well 1 bred. Call and see them at Cres well, or write to Schmltt Bros, for - description, prlct-B and terms, tt FOll SALE For a few days, lot fitix 160, new house, 4 rooms, 2 rooms upstairs each 12x14; 2 rooms downstairs 10x14 and 11x14; hall stairs. Price. $550. For further Information call on Pacific Land Company, Room 7, llovey block. D. L. Cartmell, Mgr. tf FOR SALE Lot 72x160 feel, corner lot; two houses, one a cottage of six rooms, fairly good, the other an old house not much good; one block from carllne; clone to depot ami business part of town. At a bargain If sold during September, l'.ios. S. It. Williams. tf LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two lots and -room house; barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill race. Lot 11111x95 on Twelfth and Alder streets, just north of Patterson school. .1. .1. Walton. 515 Willamette Hired, tf FOll SALE BY OWNER-- Firtccii acres of choice fruit laud, wide and selectel vnilciv of fruits and berries; all In bearing. Three miles southwest of Eugene, on telephone and rural delivery route. Gooil house and new barn. Price reasonable. Call - up Fanners' phone 2', . o2 FOIt SALE - Choice b Mlnin land jus1 outside the city limits of Eugene olfele.l for sale oil i le-'V i "i ins. it d"s:red. an, I in nuauM' ies to suit I haver? the lower pari or the Campb"!! A- Walker IraC Just above .Lclkins1 Point. Protected ! from wti-j a u 'I blah at r by i lie j tniue railroad grade ab e it. Street sir Hue ihioiigh lb" tract llli .Vi-i nt tare lo (! limits a lew ; I'.iiiidr l yards awni. W. It. Walker on premise -r .1. It. I'amp- I bell. Eu.-elie. A.ldle-S idllier lit I Eiigeni-. s2 1 l-'Ol! SALE -4.1 acres ail level land, :tu in cultivation; new house, wood I she I and rlihkcn house and new. ! l arn; on hard; lime good wells and good water: i-very! in tig on I the pile .; goes with It. Iiirlinlinx I ' household goods. This must leV old In Hi" next 30 days. I have t ;iJ. , "V. r.il lots clo-,. In arid aio It i, an i lot i;.:,t-1. i hick-u i ,. M.d park and -ore- trui' . 'i li. T ' .!;. ),..! v-.i'ns a a I soito- of . i . vii:i --i- t. I'or fir'ier infot :iia' ion ca.l on the Pat lla- Land t'olnpar.v. It om ,. Ilov.-v loll. ding. D L. Cr'.li-ll jouijage IT WOULD YOU FORGET TO OPEN A REGISTERED LETTER IF YOU RECEIVED ONE You would open a registered letter or a telegram, of course! Hut are you not, Just the same, somewhat careless about other things that should have almost equal interest to you? Perhaps once a week -perhaps once a day a classified ad. Is printed that touches your personul interest as sure ly and as keenly as the letter or telegram wouM but. art you Sl'KE to see It, to consider It, to answer it, to profit by it? Of course the Want Ad is le livcrett to you (is one of a hunch ami you have to pick out Iheone ttml is "Ft 111 YOt ." WA.NTKU WANTED Giri for general house work. Cull at 4 77 Olive street. If WANTED To rent, a modern house not later tnau September 15. G. G. Gross tt WANTED A girl to do general housework. Apply 657 Willam ette street. tf W'ANTED Girl wanted at onco to do housework. Enquire at 7 West Ninth street. tf WANTED At once. 20.000 bushels of oats. Inquire Williams Trims, fer Cumpany. Main tiil. W A.N I KD At one A woman to wash nnd Iron two days out of the week, lnqulro 149 K. Eighth. S23 WANTUD Good competent girl for geanral housework. Mrs. M. A. Mathews, 71 West Ninth street, tf WANTBD A nuuihur of girls to learn nursing. Kuqulre at the Eu gene Qeneral Hospital. tf WANTED TO RENT A big farm on Bhares, for from 3 to b years. Address "C. D.," caro Guard, tt WANTED To borrow $1700.00 at G per cent. Good security given. Address D., care of Htiard. tt WANTED A good farm near Eu gene of from 80 to 100 acreH; will go out, eight miles. Enquire at the Real Estate Exchange, Cole- mon building. tf WANTED River bottom farm of from 15 to 40 acres that overflows. Must have building spot above high water. Call at rooms 3 and 4, Colemon building. tf WANTED Position ns cook In camp or hotel. Fifteen years' experi ence. References, Booth-Kelly Co. H. B. Giiriilnn. London, Or. If WANTED. Kurnisncd house, 6 or 6 rooms for two or three months; not too far out. Three In family. Eugene Real Estate & Investment Co. FOR KENT FOK RENT Furnished rooms at 367 West Fifth street. tf FOR. RENT A furm of 160 acres, two miles southeast of Eugene for rent at once. Address Box 14. Ellgeue, Oregon. tf Foil RENT Tbe Hotel Miipleton will be for rent to the right party on Sept. 20. Apply lo It. 11. Clow, Miipleton, Oregon. FOll RENT Nico front room; fur - naco heat; electric "lights and bath. Suitable for two gentle men. 154 East Ninth street. i'oit KENT Large front room an.i bid room adjoining, rurnlslied, electric lights; phone and bath; ac coiiiodiitions Tor two or three; gen tlemen pretirred; 732 Mill Si. 'Oil RENT so acres, 6 5 under cul tivation; house, hum, henhouse, orchard, l'ossession given Septem ber 15th. For particulars see R. McMiirpbey, 55'J U ilia lie street. MIS( I I,I,.1.K(II H ISA--I am nere again lo work. 1 ! am the lone cement worker mid i finisher. Gel your work dotio by L. ! C. Williams. DON"!' full to see ''lieem Jf you want bargains in real estate. We buy and sell farm and city prop cily, improved and utittupnoved. Timber and mining stock. II. t.'be 7.C111, Room I I. Walloa llldg. tf FOIt EXCHANGE Good income bearing properly, making Interest on $4500 at 1 1 per cent. Will ex change lor good farm. Einpilre ot F'rank E. Hlair, Fall Cl k. Or. If 'Do Vol' WANT your windows wasli ; ed. your house or office cleaned? Good work guaranteed at reason ' able prices. Mi k Miller, phone ! Main :n;. IF YOI' WANT to gel all the money your properly brings, list It. wllii tie- Real Estate Exchange In the new Cub-limn building. They will bring lite buyer dliect to you and let you inakw your own terms, tf PIG BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE I'or i.-.i .lav and t. ii .lays only, V. Ml 1,1'- r tU'litV a, -' s C.iolre-! rivir bottom land, a.iii.t In 'Il linois, f r $l!i an lore. F.rst 1 ve acres oes for $t., an acre. This Is a map. PI. one Main i, 15, or iiddics Lock Box uj, Eugene. I M I St I LI . A X !-. l S mmisuctt ) HE OREGON LAND COMPANY, stands on its own merits and has no combination with any other company. We eliminate all pos sibility of graft by immediately bringing seller and buyer tog. ther. Wt can find what ynu want it it ia to he had In the coast country, and will gladly give all inquiring stran gers any information possible. We have a large list of farms and city proerty, also some good buy?J tn timber lands on reasonable terms. 412 Willamette street. Eugene, Or. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN 1'HYMICIAMH AND SI HGhXI.VS OR. H. L. 8THULKY Osteopathia physician. Offices over Chambers' store. 618 Willamette street. Phone Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence, f27 Pearl street. Phone Black 3207 C. H. CANNON, M. D. Hotuoepathlo physician and surgeon, fhronlo diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 aud 3. Dunn build lug. Phone Main 640. Hoard Hoffman House. Phone Main 1 1. DM. ANNA MAUHEH. Jateapaiulc phy'clan. All curable dlsuaaea treated. Women and chlldun a specialty. Office over F. K. Dunn's. Phone Hed 1631. tl. S. HhiAKDSLEY. M. D. Regular ..physician and surgeon. Offices 16 and 17 McCluug building. Eighth aud Willamette streets. Office and residence phone. Main 47. ATTOItM K Y8-AT-LA V L. B1LYEVJ, Atlorney-at-law. orrloa over Yoran'B shoo store, Kugens, Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNaON, Attorney-at-law. Rooms 1 and t, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank. u. if. THAV1B, Atlornoy-at-law. Of fice over Eugouo Loan &. Savings Bank, Eugene, Oregon. S. D. ALLEN Attorney-at-law. Of fice over Eaton's book store, 616 Willamette street. Phono Black 2381. C. A. WINTERME1ER, Atlorney-at law. Land titles nd probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chambers-Uris-tow Bank. WALTON & NES8, Attorueys-at-law. J. J. Walton aud S. P. Ness. Will rnctlce In ail the courts In the stale. Office, ruom 3, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon, GEORGE B. DORR1S AUoruey-al-law; office llovey Building, cor StU nnd Willamette Btreeta; rooms 1 and 2 upstairs. WOODCOCK ft POTTER, AUorueyB-at-law. A. C. Woodcock ami B. O. Potter. Office one block south ot Chrlsmnn block, Eugune, Orogon. WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorneya-ai-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean, Practice In all courts of the statu and before the U. S. Land Office, Offices 12, 13, 14 and 16 McCluny JESSE Ci. WELLS, Lawyer, NoTTs West Eighth siroet, Eugene, Or. opposite pustofflce. (lives special attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. Phoua Hed 1176. 1. N. HA11UAUUH. dpocial atten tion given to divorce and settle stent f estates. Agent, lor Conti nental Insurance Company. Room 6, First National Balis Building, Eugene, Oregon. Building. iltSJ'ltAtT)H8 THE LA.:E COUNTY AUSTUACk CO., Rooum 2 and 3, Wnren lllocn, Eugene, Or Pricus ressonxtiiH. tlliAl, I.M I A 1 111 AG K.N 'IS J. L. CLARK, it CO. Dealers tu real estate, Creswell, Or l'.DElt'l'Ahfr:itH J. W. KAYS it CO., undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HENDKHSoN, undertakers and einbalmers. Corner Wllluui otto aud Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed einbuliucr. Office aud residence. Tenth and Olivs streets. Phoua Red 44X1. M I SI SO US HI S EE1LS HEItliERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished lo Intending investors. Examinations and re ports on mines aud ore treatment. Eugene Oregon. Altt III I ECT FREW T1JOA1AS Arrmiuti. Siieicfl es and plans drawu, blue prints and specitlcatlons. Gctivrul super vision oer buildings in coi.rse ot construction. Irthluklug ot build lug, large or small, see me. Term reasonable. Room 7, CUrtsuian block. VETERINARY SI IK. I. OAS LKENSEH VKTKKINAIiY SL'it GEONS Calls nromptly answered night or day. In s Christie llnii oii. Offu tt phone, Main 2 1. Res idence Phone. Main 612. M lt I.YIIRS A. H. TODD, sniviyor. E.ig-nc. Ore gon. Ofllce412 WlllfcLiette street. Phone, Red 5551. dl a o O G
