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Newspaper Page Textrv VI r . vi ,-ri-l"' 01 -11 rnlU- ' ia .11 rem'1' il'1 it. lijH"""' 1.00 a .05 ;J-"! 1.50 on i0""" lilt Guard: fid? a. i""':, . . Lsu.iv.1 juirssnw WAV ,,,,Gn' TaS' are .i,h their particular e, are not slow . -i, ther munici- sort of .fitted llu "' wtonNew. says of It. isto. do think, how- nearly solv- jlflWlt pruiw - -jl d It were is n,M fut changed In the j n Hive-re-elected the ..j ( tommlssloners three Lii no politics m "-and Luliheold board of al- ai He -bad' element ioi m and yearning for the t turtle and grart .nave L urd to Inject politics into uliin business government kimr-in, common-sense, loin plan; it has nothing racial or geographical In ilimitit; it Is practical for irian city, even the very a, lor siie has nothing to i principles. it large of a commisslon- 1 department or group of j u never less than four ilun seven. , definition of the depart- lly sharp definition of the :i responsibilities of each head of department. leal also elected at large rag charge of any depart- iho has a vote, hut no aitive" sessions. rang committees nor any a" in the usual alderman- ill. As Kipling says: if the gorgeous simplicity tieriying basic principle of Mp is charity. It is in finite from a report to the irad lodge, now In session . to the order spent $5, i 1907 for the relief of id their families. And i reserve fund of $30,000,- est. "Faith, Hope and " He greatest of these Is " Thomas Wlldey and his mions of the Manchester ' Esslish parent order of Wd Fellowship, builded 'ley knew when they met home in Baltimore in 'd this great order. '"Heap from a membership ' million in something Mv years. ;Bf! tor a W,- newspaper j-aa It extremely silly. For " :d recently: "tr !Jlas not ths ,.hni,. ', ." of a majorltv of the ; for senator. He on .f m the circumstances " The same thing ;"j every successful ean- ""lce- Our countv n,i 1 :i re then 'e suppose. "I a niair,rit,. .u . , "i me MS' preferred in to their respec- -Ktntes" J' A,lam Rede, who '.-; in the Minnesota realuins what t-that hum is nor and daneerous Ho T Ihe rh'-"tauquas - irKet for J. :'i:s that manv n built in ae is n w a Stnr and ffi,e ' E . ''','. That ;e'lis i iii'tre an;,;!, 1 s ofiiiials of the trW" U- PAPER Sfci"- corvice may ask congress for au ap uropriation to build a prison fur fleas in order to make some experi ments. Congress Is likely to jump on them at such a proposition. Mr. Higriman'a theory thav rail roads need protection, as well as reg ulation, is thoroughly sound in one respect they need protection from the speculative gamblers who use them as chips In the stock market game. Being dissatisfied Is the spirit re sponsible for most of the world's pro gress, however much Individuals may dislike lining me rote, in tact, it is the strength of this individual dislike that brings about a better ment, Nobody has seen fit to charge that "Sunny Jim" took the stump in Pennsylvania for fear that the G. 0. p. would lose the state. Maybe he only wanted to give his voice a lit tle training among known friends. Diaz has arranged to again "bow to the public demand" and be elected for the steenth time president of Mexico. Not much fun In presiden tial campaigns over there, as It is treason to vote against Diaz. The end of consumption would be a glorious consummation, indeed, but some of the advance advertising of the crusade, or rather some of the crusaders, seems to be just a little tinged with quackery. The presidential campaign seems to be warming up In the East, and if it wasn't for those close pennant races in the big baseball leagues peo ple might become really interested in it. "There are a number of new candi dates for governor who are not com plaining, or likely to have to com plain, about apathy in their cam paigns. Quite the reverse. Frank Hitchcock says the" racket and red fire" campaign will not be started until October. Wonder which ball team Frank is rooting for THIS DATE IN HISTORY September 23. 1519- Cortez entered the Indiana city of Tlasca. 1647 Joseph Dudley, one of the ear ly governors of Massachus-, born In Hoxbury. Died there April 2, 1720. 1737 The Hebrews disfranchised by a vote of the New York legislature. 1779 Paul Jones with the Bon Homme Richard, captured the British frigate, Serapls. 1854 A reciprocity treaty between the United States and Canada signed by the Governor General 1864 Union troops victorius In a conflict with the Confederate forces at Athens, Ala. 18S8 Francis Achille Bazaine, a famous marshal of the French army, died. Born Feb. Hi, 1811. 1905 Highest court in Canada de nied the appeal of Greene and Uaynor against extradition. "This is My Fil'tielli lilrtlulny." William Do Witt Hyde, president of Bowdoln College and recognized as one of the most prominent educators in America, was born September 23, 1858., at Winchedon, Mas.. His early education was received In the public schools at Phillips Exeter Academy. . Ater leaving the cad eniy he went to Harvard College and was graduated from that institution with Jiigh honors In 1879. His theo logical training he received at Anil over Seminary. Dr. Hyde filled var ious New England pulpits an dspent several years as a teacher before lie became president of Bowdoln College in 1885, when he was but twenty seven years old. He is the author of a number of works on religiuus and educational circles. ll(K)STi DOX'T KNOCK ! Eugene, Or., Sept. 21, '0. The n'urst of the recent panic is over, the empty din ner pull will soon begin to fill up. Let us all talk pros- v" perily und work tfor pros- r perity. Either Dryan or Tail will bo elected, and no matter whieh one the majority of the voters choose, times will continue to get better. It Is a moral crime to predict a panic, for a panic means poverty, liankru;uey, suicide and untold sintering. W o have recently had enough "f It. Let us not lay it onto any Individual. A candidate lor office who will predict that, if the majority elect someone else there will be a panic, is not a pat riot. A politician or newspaper who will en- deavor to ereate a panic for political reasons should be punished as a criminal. Let us all be patriots and work tor a return of pro.-- perity and it will make no difference whether Hryan or Tult Is eleeted. lloost ! " Don't Knock ! Eugene Boosters. L. M. Travis. Esq. Mavor .1. D. Matlcck. V Jack Hodman. X" J 4. -1 -C Brs Mt j Bignitur. 01 O COUNTY REAL ESTATE! Thl'IlUlS F SNff:l Collins: tia,Om Uruss :.',!. ) lia O E u - ne, $uu. I . to Ci.arl p H.irw,,od. j tp 18. s rj to Joseph . tp K'. s vl 1 C . h 7 acres in sue. :tj i: A. F. Bonnet etux btronie, trat-t in sec- n.i 4 w, $3"iUM. H. llinkson.l (-narles L. Pope to A 120 acres in sue l'iI n, $10U. Ira Hawley etux in K r Stuck 19, s r well, mo acres iu sec 3:! n, 4 w. $1. 1 Mrs. Kate Fcxite m r,i , B. "iiiuu, et ux. tract n Brooklyn, Orrln Bennet otu x to Charles Hen. net tract In tp. 16, s r 6 w. 12500 James Horn to (i. U. Gross, etux $43'"otLCreS S"C ii' li) 1!' a r 4w' Henry Maxwell to O. K. Bullard tract In Campbell's 1st addn to F.n- gene, $10. I-rank H. Tlckhersur etux to John Ross, tract In Shaw's addn to Eu gene, $1550. John F. Kelly etux to 11. C. Auld et al, SS.6 acres In sec 30. tp. 16 s r 2 w. $3101. John F. Kelly etux to H. C. Auld et al, tract in sec 32, tp 16. s r 2 w. Wesley llosmer etux to V. P. Bur ger, tract in sec 10, tp. 17, s r 4 w. V. P. Barger etux to Weslev H.w- mer, 75 acres iu sec 6, tp 17, s r 4w $10. George .Montgomery et nx to Wil liliam C. Barbour, 20 acres In sec 28, tp. 17, s r 6 w. $2. Charles Hivett etux to V. V. Cal kins et al, tract in sec 22, tp. 17 s r 3 v. $1171.25. L. E. Flegal et ux to Ezra S. Col lins, 5.31 acres In tp 17, s r 3 w $200. Henry Holterman et ux to Jessie J. McKlbbeu, 67 acres In tp. 19, s r 3 w. Henry Holterman etux to Henry C. Dorris. 80 acres In sec 22, tp 19, s r 3 w. $2150. L. H. Eniight et ux to A. V. Bond et ux, tract in Sladden's 3d add to Eugene, $10. J. F. Kelly et al to H. C. Auld. 320 acres In sec 32, tp 16, s r 2 w. $100. A. H. Hinkson etux to W. W. Brown, 120 acres in sec 26, tp. 17. s r 9 w. $ 1 0 J. F. Kelly et al to H. C. Auld, tract In tp. 16, s r 2 w. $100. U. S. to Guy Davis, 160 acres in sec 35. tp. 15, s r 9 w. U. S. to Charles E. Lewis, tract In sec 6, tp. 19, a r 7 w. Rosa Nettle et al to Harrq Scld more etux, tract In sees 2, 7, 3, tp. 17, s r 1 e. $6400. J. F. Kelly et al to II. C. Auld, tract In Lane County. $100. Soundings just completed at. the order of the government lighthouse service show a maximum depth on Yaquina. Bay of 19 I'eet at ordinary lilgli water. This depth is on the crest of the bar, and on either side from Newport to the sea the depth Is from 1 xh to 10 feet greater. This gives a depth of nowhere less than 1 2 feet at low .water. The annual conference of the M. E. church will be held in Salem tills week. DOX'T WAS " MONEY (- ".'.T" IKMTOKS Anybody can reduce fat at home. If you are tat, and wish to reduce quickly, don't go to a self-styled obe sity "doctor"; be your own specialist. Appropriate to your o'..'n use the sim ple Instruction 'jive" here and you will be as capable a fat-reducing ex pert as there is in t ie land. The qualifications are few and the ex pense trifling. Secure from your druggist one unbroken ounce pack age of Marmola, one-half ounce of Fluid Extract Cnrnrn A-omatie nnd three and one-half ounces of pepper mint wa'er, all ol . .. . .re ".. ehc iji and plentiful In any or Take t'r.em home and mix gether by slinking well in a : tie. You are now rcn-'v ' successful fat-reducing without further training or Hon. Simply lake ;: t"asp' this pleasant mixture alter earn nieai and at bedtime, aim you win more progress taking off your llie excess flesh ill thirty (lays t'-ian all the "ex- I ports" in thi! land could accomplish in liatr a year. This niolhod of get tin.; rid of fb'sh is, moreover, not only sure and pale, but appeals j strongly to the average fat r .n. ; man or woman, for it gets rviilts without interfering with one's diet or lazy habits it does the work ot exercise. SOI TllllltX PACIFIC i It. It. TIME CARD Toward Portland No. 16 2:43 a. m press. No. is 6:00 a. m., Pat-senger. No. 12 11 :'' a. P.o -elig.T. No. 14 6:4" p. in., -Passenger ., Oregon Ei- Cottage Grove m., Roseburg Portland Ex- press. T"Hiirl Sail KninciM-o Passenger. No. 11 18 p.m., Koscourg ran- senger. No. 17 9:35 Passenger. No. 1512:3 p.m Cottase Grove a.m., California Ex- press. No 13- 44 a. m San Francis- co Express. Wendlini! Ilranill. No. 84 8:3u a. m., for Springfield. No. 82 1 1:10 a. m gene from Springfield. No. 871:00 p. m., ., leaves Eugene ., arrives En leaves Eugene for Wendllng. No SS i) :40 p. m., arrives Eugene from W.ndling. wm MnmAy Gen. I'ns-l. Agt, Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asm. G. P. A. J. GILLETTE, Local Aisent. FRED P. GOririER, ' ' IN MAJOR LEAGUES I AROUSE INTEREST New York, Sept. 22. --If "au oeell nee .lea t.i make of Miorei absorbing interest to baelull eiiiliu-' siasts the series tj be ben mi i, ij n ! between the New York ami Caica. National League teams on the l'ulo ,,c,u, s uiippeniuss oil the baseball diamond supplied it New York was again obliged i.i lower her colors to Pittsburg in a eiose game, and, as Chicago won both ends of a double-header in Philadelphia, the present leaders lost a great part of the advantage they had gained by their recent string of successive vic tories. This morning the New Yorks have a lead of but 20 points over Chica go. Four games will probably be played by these two clubs in the pres ent series, and by winning them ail Chicago would assume the lead in the National League race. An even break, or even the winning of one game out of four. lioweev. would still leave the present leaders in first position. In the meantime Pitts burg, seven points behind, will be playing Brooklyn, and not inconceiv ably may gain substantially on one or both of the clubs now preceding it in the standing. The race in the senior organiza tion Is lull of Interest, with tlm uu. lbility of ultimate victory bv nnv one of the three leading teams. The standing of these teams, yesterdav's game included, Is: L. PC. .6 4 4 .62 4 .618 New Y'ork Chicago Pittsburg Not less Interesting S7 4S 8 7 53 87 54 and ev n clos- er Is the race in the American League, which yesterday witnessed the displuceemnt of Detroit from the leadership, assumed now by Cleve land, by virtue of Hint club's victory over New York and Detroit's defeat by Boston. Only five points behind Detroit Is Chicago, also a winner yesterday, with St. Louis keeping up the pace 13 points to the rear of Chi cago, and with only 20 points be tween the St. Louis men in fourth place and Lajole's men in first place. The potentialities of this race are al so great, even with the season thus near to Its close. The standing of the leading quar tet this morning Is as follows; W. L. P.C. Cleveland 81 60 .5 7 4 Detroit 79 59 .572 Chicago 80 61 .567 St. Louis 77 62 .554 The first Southern Oregon Dis trict fair will be held at Medford Oc tober 1 to 3. DEL1CIOI S HANAXA ClilCAM. This recipe is highly recommended by one of uur correspondents; try L for dessert tomorrow. Peel five large bnnanas, rub smooth with five teaspoonfuls of su gar. Add one teacup sweet cream beaten to a stiff froth, then add one 10c paekiig" of Lemon .IF'.L-O dis solved In 1 1-2 teacups of boiling wa ter. Pour into mold and when cold garnish with candied cherries. Serve with whipped cream, .or a good pud-j ding sauce. .ILLL-O is sold uy all grocers at 10c per package. You're on the Right Track when after CP your clothing is looked bv our expel t assistants, mod perfectly, pressed properly and our delivered promptly, lames by their llttle- ness make sured fact. ialisfactloii an as- Evei ything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing I Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2361 OlKOIKMsll A New Set Chairs of Whv do you have OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In your home, when you can make them GOOD AS NHW for only 5uo ? A can of chinamel lll work wonders in your home. S. e tt.at '.no Chinaman Is on eTery can. ,,ur west show window. TO M l Ol II l:W WALL PAPKH 1 C-l f West Seventh St. OVERTON Will Fffr ltd Peir.t Co ' 11 repnrii- j. , " 1 ffl iit'nl of a Vroi fa rr fh( B I' X 1 V- Wll M I OK BALE W0Ol KOU S.U.F. i rail's shoe store. Fuuire at Yu tf FOlt SALE Tiioroug-norei Hereford bulls for sale. Enquire MiO Wil :f Lunette street. VUUl-Fiiu dry, maple 4-foot wood. $ 4 25. Williams Transfe' Company. Main 651. FOK SALE ilutt Orpington eggs. 13 for $1. W. B. Hampton. 1102 Columbia avenue, corner lath si. FOR SALE One full blood Knnibou lette Ham; also grade rams; K. L. Jacobs, Glenwood Stock Farm, Dex ter, Oregon. FOR SALB Number 3 Oliver type-! writer, nearly new. Him been used ouly few weeks. Call at Eugene Gun Co. Store. tf FOH SALE 5 lucres; six-room house; fair barn; 3 miles from main street, Eugene. Address Box 295. Springfield. s2;dw RESIDENCE FOR SALE Or for rent, at 156 East Eleventh street. Address, or inquire of E. ltaiim. Pendleton, Oregon. ol FOR SALE 70 head of goats, either nannies or wethers; take your choice. Phone Farmers 4x9. W. P. Lower. Creswell, Or. ol FOR SA1.K ti-room nouse, three blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot 80x76 (eet. Price, J2 1UH. Ore gon lnd Company. t( FOR SALhl One .Nuiloua; cash reg ister, one Hemiugtou typewriter and a large Iron wife. Enquire of L. M. Trarls, Loan & Savings bunk building. HILL FOR SALhl One registered llolstein-Friettiau bull, three years old September 8, 1908; milk strain; gentle. L. A. llouck, Mon roe, Or., H. F. D. No. 1. s30 HERE IS A CHANCB to buy from the owner aud buy right, nice high lots or house and lot, all on the street car line. 1 have 8 lots aud 2 dwelling houses. All must go. li qulre at S06 Kant Thirteenth st. FOH SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 6t0-gallon tank, fittings, 4 feet H4-lnch pipe, for Bale cheap at Hall & Shuniway'B. East Seventh street. See it. tf FOR SALK One team ( heavy mules, one set of chain harness and one 34 -Inch Mitchell wagon, in good condition. Mules are true to a fault and a perfect team for all purposes. Price for outfit $L"0. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE OR HWNT One seves room house, either furnished or unfurnished, with 1 acre of ground; one four-room house with I acre of ground, nea-i' eleclrlu line, this side of river. Inquire of .Mrs. Powell. s26 DRAFT HORSU1S FOR SALE Schniltt Brothers, of Cieswell, have four good draft horses for sale cheap. They are youug aud well bred. Call and Bee them ut "res well, or write te Schiultt Bros, for description, prices and terms, tf FOR SALE (lood 9-ronin house on Eleventh street, with both toilet and sewer connections; pavement paid for. Cull on A. K. Wood, room 21, Mi-Clung building, or ut residence, 281 West Eighth street. b30 FOR SALE Lot 72x160 feet, corner lot; two houses, one a cottage of Bix rooms, fairly good, the oilier an old house not much good; one block from carllne; close to depot and business part of town. At a bargain If sold during September, 1H08. S. H. WilliamB. tf LOTS FOH SALE BY OWNER Two lots aud 8-room bouse; burn; flue land for garden; ou Fourth street, near mill race. Lot 160x95 on Twelfth and Alder Hlreets, just north of Patterson school. J. .1. Walton, Cilo Willamette street, tl FOR SALE BY OWNHIt Fifteen acres of choice fruit land, wide and selected varleiy of fruits and berries; all Iu healing. Throe miles southwest of lOugene, on telephone and rural delivery route, (lood houso and new barn. Price reasonable. Call up Farmers' phone 2X1. o2 FOR SALE 411 acres all level land. HO In cultivation; new bouse, wooil shed and chicken house aud new barn; orchard: three good wells and good waler: everything on Hie place goes with It, Including household goods. This inns! lie sold in the next 20 days. I have also severnl lots close In anil also a house and lot ii('.xli04, chicken house and park and some fruit. These lire bargains and some ol them close lo Willamette street For further Information call on the Pacific Land Company. Room ', llr.vev blllldltlK. D. L. Calttnell tf manager. WAKTKD WANTED Western MesSCllL'er. I'liiim offi' WANTED To rent, a modern houe r. o.ter th;.n Keotemler 15. G. G. Gross If WWIKD Glil 'or iieral hou-e-wnrk. Waifs-. l"r month. In .,u ire at 75". High street. tf WANTKD -Al once, 20. (poll bushels of oats. Iii'inlre Williams Trans fep Company. Main 6 ". I . W '' I'E I Tw- l-lr! I X In (It- i Applv ln ' WAN'I Erin-, eha UK- , the Id p. on I. ;il K-iate Mill' O O FAIRBANKS, MORSE (Si, CO. Portland. Oregon WOULD YOU FORGET TO OPEN A REGISTERED LETTER IF YOU RECEIVED ONE You would oprn a ivisU'riM li'fwr or a lolt'uriiru, of t'ourso! Hut are you not, Just the same, somewhat careless about other tiling that should have almost equal interest to you? Perhaps onco a weok per haps one a day a. classified ad. Is printed that touches your persouul Interest as sure ly und an keenly as the letter or telegram would but, are you Sl'KE to aee it, to consider it. to answer it, to profit by it? Of course the Want Ad is ! livervl to you u.i one of 11 bunch urn) you hn o tit pick, out the one (tutt is "KOK YOIY : T WANTED A housework, etto street. girl to do Apply 657 general VANTE! At once A woman to wash and iron two days out of the week. Inquire 14a E. Eighth. S23 WANTH1) Oood competent girl for geueral housewurk. Mrs. M. A. Mathews, 71 West Ninth street, tf WAN TIC I) A auiutior of girls to learn nursiug. Muuulre at the Km geue Oeueral Hospital. tf YYANTHD TO ltWNT A big farm on shareB, for from 3 to 5 years. Address. "C. D.," care Guard, tf WANTED To borrow $1700.00 at 6 per cent, (lood security given. Address D., care of Guurd. tf UIRL WANTKD For general house work. Enquire C. V. Oglesby, 921 Furry Btreet or address llox 246. 823 WANTED AT ONCE At the Eugene Poultry atoro, 102 K l)th St.. young chickens weighing from 1 to 1 Hunds. Phono Main 64a. WANTED Ulver bottom farm of from 15 to 40 acres that overflows. Must have building spot above high water. Cull at rooms 3 and 4, Colemon building. tf WANTED Position aH cook In camp or hotel. Fifteen years' experi ence. References, Booth-Kelly Co. II. B. Uuruinu, London, Or. tf WANTKD FarulHiied houso, B or 6 rooms for two or three months; uot too far out. Three Iu family, liingene Heal klstate & investment Co. FOR HUNT FOR HENTFurnUMed rooms at 367 West Fifth street. tf WANTED Girl wanted at once to do housework. Enquire at 71 West Ninth street. tf FOR RENT A farm of 160 acres, two miles southeast of Eugeno for rent ut once. Address Box 14. Eugoue, Oregou. tf FOR RENT The Hotel Maplolon will be for rent to Ihe right party on Sept. 20. Apply to R. II. Clow, Mupleton, Oregou. FOR RENT Nico front room; fur- nace heat; electric lights and bath, men. Suitable for two gentle 164 East Nlutk street. FOR RENT Large front room nml bed room adjoining, furnlKhed, electric llgbls; phono und bath; ac comodations for two or three; gen tlemen preferred; 7112 Mill St. FOR RENT 80 iieres, 115 under cul tivation; housd, barn, henhouse orchard. Possession given Septem ber 15th. For particulars see It Mc-Murphey, 559 Willamette street FARM FOR HUM Ulu-acre farms (Hie mile from acres rich river acres best pialrl -One of I be best in the county. Springfield; 60 boltoni soil. loo sill; fair build ings and good lamily ore dress P. O. llox 9 I, Ellgo ii lit. Ad e. Or. tf tlHKI,LilNllK)l)H SA Y 1 am ..ere again to work. I am the lone cement worker and finisher. Get your work done by L. C. Williams. DON'T fail to see ''liezem If you waul bargains In real estalo. We buy and sell farm and elly prop erly, Improved and uiiiinpii.ved. Timber and mlnliii: storli II. Che zem, Room I I , Walton llldg. tf FOR EXCHANGE Good Income bearing properi y, mailing Interest on t I50U a! 1 1. per n ut. Will n chiiuge for ood farm. Enquire of Frank 10. Illnlr, Full Creek. Or. tf DO YOI' WAN T your windows wash ed, your bouse or office cleaned'.' Good wetk guaranteed at reason able pries. Nick Miller, phone Main 9(1. IF YOI' WANT to get all the money your properly Initios, list It wilh ihe Ft'-;i I Estate 1-1 m-iuiii'r- In the new Coleiiion bull. ling. They will bring the buyer dllecl In you and let you innife your own leiins. tf Tig bargain in heal estate !'.,! leu ,l;iyj and ten i!.i- nnly, ,, ill ni r- r t went v in res c iol. es.t i -.-t notiniii land, nliuiet In 'ity :.i.i.l, I r J I 'ol an in". F r (' t vi. iiitvh for $ I H'. "i I'"' . a mii, Phone Mi. in 1. 15, or a. Idle. h Li..k llox 5 2 6. Eugene O G -(t'niuiniie1) Mist i:i,i,i;oi THK OUKt'.ON UANU COMPANY stands on Its own merits and has no (ombination with any other company. We eliminate all pos sibility of graft by Immediately brlniiK seller and buyer together. We can find what you want if it is to be had in the coast country, and will gladly give all inquiring stran gers any information possible. Wa have a large H.-u of farms and city property, also some good buys in timber lauds on reasonable terms. 413 Willamette P'rt. Kugeue, Or. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN PHYNIl'lAR AMI SClUiNO.VS DK. H. L. STUULKY Osteopathia physician. Office over Chambers' store, 618 Willamette atroC, Phone Illack 1326. Consultation free. Residence, 52 7 Pearl street. Phone Illack 3207. C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlo physician and surgeon. Chronlo diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory and light treatment. Office, Suite 1, il and 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main &4l. Hoards Hoffman Houso. Phone Malu 11. DK. ANNA MAUUER. astoapatulo . phy'clau. All curable dlsnaeea treated. Women aud rhlldien a specialty. Office over F, K. Duuu'a. Phone Hod 1631. O. S. HEARDSLEV, M. 1. Regular ..physician aud surgeon. Offices III . and 17 McCluug building, Eighth and Willamette streets. Office aud residence phone. slulH 47. ATTOKNlCYft-AT-lAW L. B1LTRU, Attorney-at-law. Otrtce over Yorun's shoe store, Eugene, Oregon. , LHON R. KDMONbON, Attorney-at-lir. ItiKims 1 and B, rJugone Loan and Svlugs Bank. U M. TRAV1B, Alloraey-at-law. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Bank, Bugeae, Oregon. S. D. ALLEN Attorney-at-law. Of fice over Euton's book store, 818 Willamette street. Phono Illack 2881. C. A. W1NTHRMB1BH, Attorney-at law. Land titles fad probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chambers-Urls-tow Bank. WALTON & NK98, Attorneys-t-law. J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will practice a'l the courts In the state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugoue, Oregon. OEORUW II. DORRIS Attoruey-at-lnw; office Hovey Building, cor 8th and Willamette streets; rooms 1 nnd 2 upstairs. WOODCOCK POTTKIl, Attorueys-at-lnw. A. C. Woodcock aud W. O. Pottor. Office one block south ot Chrlsmnn block, Hhigune, Oregon, WILLIAMB & BEAN, Attornoys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean, Practice in all courts of the sUtts and before tho U. S. Land Offioe. Offices 12, 13, 14 and 16 McCluny JEHHB G. WELLB, Lawyer, No. 29 West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opp"slto postofflce. Ulvus speolal attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and oollectlens. Also to all pension matters. Phona Red 1176. 1. N. HARBAUUH. Special atten tion given to divorce and settle ment f estates. 'Agent for Conti nental insurance Company, Room i, First National UauK Building, Eugeuu, Oreguu. llulldlng. rtllHrilACTOltH THE LAN10 COUNTY ABSTRAOt CO., Rooms 2 aud 3, Wareu Hlucn, Eugene, Or Prions reasonable. REAL KMTATW AGENTS J. L. CLARK ft CO. Dealurs IL real UHlutu, Cruswell. Or. I'.NDEKTAKHHH , W. KAYS & CO., undertakers anil funeral directors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HENDKRSON, uniiertaKers and oiiilmlinerH. Corner Wlllaiu etui and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed embalmer. Office and residence, Tenth and Olive streets. Phoua Rod 44X1. MIXING ENGINEERS HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines aud ore treHtmeut. Eugene Orogo'i. ARCHITECT FREI'l THOMAS Architect. Sauion es and plans drawn, blue prints and sperillcatlons. General super vision over buildings in course of construction, if thinking ol build ing, Isrgo or small, see me. Term reasonable. Room 7, Chrisuiua block. V ET 1 1 1 1 1 X A 1 1 V H I ' IM i KO.VS LICENSED VKTNRINAKY SI'K GEONS ('ill's promptly answered night or day. Drs. Chrietie & Han sou. Office phone. Main 2 1, Res Idi ni l' Phone. .Main 6 12. SI lt EVORS . II. TODD, sin son. (H flee 1 1 I'l'.inc, lied 5.'. evor. Engi ne, Ore ; lllhl.ie'le htreet, ,1. dl