Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 26, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE Kl-fiEXE DAII.V GUARD, SATl RIUY ! said that the idea Is being frowned on by the legal fraternity in this '(jjuntry and Is not at all likely to I sain inroads herQ Hut in Fraiii'e it is now I'artially a fait that murh of the superfluous language, used in !,- J" 0f the week.) iocmeiits has been relegated ami :er. SFPTKMRKR titl, 1008 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS se" make tuseue Guard, Bat" .Daily a-ppK.J .50 - I 1U a-,, .dvaBce. (IB .05 1.50 : le. D,ad6 " nnclnf- i r,,e, Oregon, e ... m. Hoard If"1" ...ihnrized to . (a!iif:'J8. ...hcrintions or r"bMle for The Kffeeklj Guard: Kj .Clark. I roISlf" ..,..iilnns I'j reipt ot mKl-TKH!Kl. IWW KOIt IIUIIIM " 1 V.UIM of 8 grawu Giawtait hundreds of men L M at work all next year at I .They will distribute tow paid them among the bus- riiind the city ' ."" .',ud prosper. This year the has provided employ- hi there will e IUC ur U"UK: do n&t year, and if the depression continues our hi population will find em- kni hard to obtain. htm for this purpose win De Ud from abroad by sale ot Lmd when the system is com L with the pumping expense Luted, Its receipts will easily I iipenses and Interest on bonds. Lill furthermore give an impetus nsroita of the city to have the t:dp CI impure water leuioveu, bj to the inducements we are of- b is a home city and educa- lil tentre. Therefore, the voter easts his ballot for the water i neit Thursday declares In fa- I jf emplojment for the working- i, of continued effort in the di- I m of building up a Greater Eu- rise who oppose t.ie gravity sys- I till stand (or a non-progressive , for corporation control and eminent condition of water on- I'ljrink without being, boiled. :s issues are sharply defined. The reform consists of siinpljfi- cation of the phraseology of pmces ses. writs and other documents sent out by the courts of justice. The minister of jtistiee, llriaiid, an ad vanced reformer along social lines, is the iconoclast who had the courage to attack the sacred jargon of juris prudence, intended to mystify audi overawe all but the experts. Hriand.' on conceiving the idea of simplifica tion, of abandoning meaningless and antiquated formulas and verbiage,! felt that the legal world ought to be ' consulted. A referendum of an in-1 formal kind w as arranged, and out I of 885 replies 727 were favorable to a change. A commission prepared ; the uroper substitutes, which are! said to be clear and Intelligible, and! Briand has directed the courts of ap peal to make and enforce the substi tution. If modern French is good enough for science, literature, pol ities, business and polite conversa tion, it is good enough for law and Its Instruments. The notion that precision requires clumsy turns, repetitions ad nauseam, superannuated words and idioms, and j so on, is too ludicrous to be enter tained seriously by any one whuj takes tne trouuie. to give the matter a moment's thought. The Playground Association of America has employed a man to go about the country to talk up the mat ter of every town having one or more playgrounds or parks for the benefit of the people generally and the children in particular. The idea Is a good one and It Is to be 'hoped that this "drummer" of enterprising spirit will visit Oregon and help us enthuse somewhat along this line. 1 OK HAI.K OOD rail's Full shoe SAl.F.--storc. Ki'.il'.ui t Where you uiit i!--VUii-u jou waul il- smoke no Miiell no trouble. Oltcn you want heat in a hurry in some room in lite house the lm nace docs nut reach. It s pick up and carry a FOH SALE Tuoroiisni.rra bulls for sale. lv..qu.re Lunette street. at Vo lt Here'ord ;.;0 Willi ts su easy to AOOD-Flne dry. n,i,e 4-tnnl wood. $4.21. Williams Trunsie Company. Main i... I. Flili SA1.K ilutt Orpington eggs, IS for $1. V. 11. Hampton. 11U2 I Columbia avenue, corner litih s'.. PERFECTION Oil Healer (Equipped with Smokeless Device) to the room you want to heat suitable lor any room in the house. It has a real smokeless device absolutely preventing smoke or smell turn the wick as high as you can or as low as you like brass lunt holds 4 quarts ol oil that gives out glowing heal lur 9 hours. Fin ished in apan anil nickel an ornament anywhere. Every heater warranted. it Ihe lamp lot the sludwit or 'Hitfj miicr. It gives Inllunt. srai light thit makei study a plr jsure Made ol buss, ntckf I paei and equipped with the Utrst improved central J tail burner. Kvery lamp warranted. II you cannot obljin the Prrlortiun Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp Irom jrour dealer write to our nearest agency lor descriptive circular. 8TA.UARI) Oil. COMPANY (IsrarptteKled) inm',nimnnuunnnnmv FOK SA1.F -- $."i00 piano, amiost new, ubnut half price; big bargain', terms to suit. 1!. 1!.. cue liunrd. FOH SA1.K - One full bl.nui ilaiiinou letie Hani; also grade rams; It 1.. Jacobs, tilenwood Slock Fiu'ln, l'cx loi', Orcgou. FOH S.U.F. MUI acre farm; go d improvements: northwest troin Kilgene: if sold soon will be al $li."t per acre. llove& Buoy. sli 'Fcilt SAl.K Nuiuber 3 Oliver type writer, nearly new. Has been used uuly fi'W weeks. fall at j Fugene tiun c'lt.'s ritore. tf KKSlliFM'K Foil SAl.K or ur rent, at lati Fast Kleventli sine.. Address, or inquire ot lia'.iiii. I'endletiiu. Oregon. ol mm Former Attorney-General Monett, of Ohio, says he turned down an of fer of half a million dollars cash from the Standard Ool company, and adds that the offerer demanded a fee of $100,000, If It was accepted. Surely that wasn't his reason for re fusing it. ht effort Is being made in cer- k qmrlers to convey, to the voters I Impression that the proposed l,M0 bond issue. Is an addition lie 1100,900, tie validity of which h)i being tested in the court. i it not true. If the (500,000 ; a voted It takes the place of 1 11)0,000 Issue, and It will then i no particular difference what I .'.ion the courts take In reference latter. It Is not even expected la Ibe entire j00,000, but prob- ! about 1425,000, the council be- toiind to Issue no more bonds ,r necessary to complete the I'll? system, the estimates for the f Mis given In detail In the offi- M'iument Issued to the vnters hv faun-til. This areunient Is nrint. today's Guard and shonlrt he f b! m'S v' before Thursday. Willamette Valley Companv to pump water fr the city 19 each dav fnr t')lrn . t ;er reservoir and $3000 a year it J rwe"lr lor a 19-hour tue niiMst ,.n tv... . ten0 is vhlt kilul 0( l"3i-H-cail u wh-'n coun- t ' the ui. "r ,i:li!'v ''"tract l-me said coninflnv ti,.., ...o, . '.' ' proiiosition, for onlv a 5 ' '-toonal Wvi(-erHeKis,er. " le rnornlne mu..r rn,. :,i '"'ormatloB as t wi,v !,' Valley oimi:o,v ,...f,... ' a lower uric fr" - ' offered the council i, '"at ciuntianvi ii m J;th the corpration should tat it wi.iiid ,h Mf if anybj. ,,,,,, T1, "J as no Tu,u ! MteV,n "'r'e the .. 'alley com lv, 111! Ill boramt Insane. Most humi will nat urally suspect that he was era; before he attempted to pull off such a stunt. ID or. 1907 -Hobert Huron resigned as di rector of thr siot'l trust to be come first assistant secretary of state. -Cuban agitators were arrest ed near Havana. Should the time ever come when i reform will not be needed many thousands of good men and women THIS IS MY :tlTII lUKTHDAY." (hlette Tyler. I Odette Tvler. successful coined will have to go on a hunt for new j ienue and author, was born in Sav occupations. i annah, Ga., on September 2t, IStiil, - (and Is the daughter of the Confeder- This hurrv call for disinfectants , 'e Henernl William W. Wlrklaud. ,, , , , ,, She was educated at, a convent In from many political quarters indl-. (ieorKetown, 1). C. and at the Ixiret cates, we fear, that the campaign j to Convent, (luelph, Ontario. She isn't going to be such a clean one ' chose a stage career and made her ifter all ! debut at the Madison Square Theatre alter an. , ln N(,w y,,,. 111H,,r tnt, nianagenient - j uf Daniel Frohman, in 1SS7. She ap- As an orator. .Mr. Hearst is not, i peared under the stage name, of .-mi tirnhnhlr never vl'IM bi. in .1,,,, Odette Tyler and met will brllllnnl MISl I 1.1. M.ul s (i milium'!1. ) .111 i .1.1. WOULD YOU FfiRGET TO OPES A REGISTERED LETTER IF YOU RECEIVED ONE You would open a registered letter or a telegram, of eour.se! Hut are you ni, just t ho same, somewhat e.irelrss about other things mat slmuld have almost eijual interest to you? Perhaps once a wetk -- per haps oiu-e a day a classiiicd ad. Is printed that touches your personal interest as sure ly aud as keenly as the letter or telegram would but , are you Sl'KK lo see it, to consider it. lo answer it, to profit by it? Of eoiii'si' Uu Waul Ail Is dc livereil lo yuu us one of u bum li mul yiiu ui e to pick out the one that is "I OK VUl ." 1'IIK OKKtiON I.AMI fOMl'AXY si.m.N t:i lis uwn uu rith and li.isi no u!!'.!!i,rut:i v it d any her iini'.ii.y '( eiiiiiinate all po.s 1 " j : I if tcr.it t by Hit Hied iftl-i. y brinmui; felU-r and buer i.i. tlu-r. We e;iti find what yuu want tf it is to bo had in the coast eounti, and will ;ladly nive all iitii airing stran gers any information possible. Wo have a iare list , i f farms and city property, also some ood buys iu timber lands on reasonable terms. 4 1 Willaiii' i t' n'reui. KtiKeue, Cr. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN FOll SAl.K 70 Head ot goats, either nannies or wethers; laKe juur I'lioice. Flume Farmers Kit. . 1 Lower. Crcswcll, Or. ui WAN'TKl) A housework, elto street. girl to do Apply I'..",? general WAXIKH- A r..ililtier ot gllis lo leum nursing. Fiiiiutre at the i:u gcue lieeeral Hospital. tf FOll SALW tt-rcom House, tliree blocks from Willamette snleet; lot S0x76 feet. Price. 'JIHU. Ore gon Laud Company. tf WANTFll A boy lo work 111 book store and carry CM'egonians, Ap ply at Futon's bonk store. FOlt SAl.K one .National cash rcg lsier, one Hemliigton typewriter aud a lurge iron safe. Knquire of L. M. Travis, Iaiuii Savings bunk building. HULL FOll SAl.K Oue registered Holutelu-Frleslau bull, three years old September 8, lHOSi milk strain: gentle. I.. A. llouck, Mon roe. Or., it. F. U. No. 1. s0 Daniel Webster class, but as an all- round trouble-maker he' all right. turn on "frost" ed. Numerous persons must have been reminded of a favorite saying of the late Simon Cameron, long a senator from Pennsylvania -"It's better to travel, a thousand miles t ) see a man than to write him a letter" by recent happenings. When inclined to find fault with conditions In America just remember that, according to official figures, one person out of every thirty-eight in England and Wales are paupers, and things are getting worse over there at that. Perhaps fashion designed the DhnnO, 1rt. In lanmva I ll O phltVLre .u,.!, u.,..-. ieptemlKT 20. i that 80 per cent of the women are 1776ConB, Ll)0inied Benjamin : knock-kneed. By the way, how In , Franklin, Silas Dean and , the dickens did the editor who made Thomas Jefferson coinmls-j pinners to tne courts oi success, which followed her throug.i 1 her subsequent engagements in Min- the goods I nie Maddern's, Charles Frobinan's. : and other companies. On April 1. : 1M'7. she married llezln Davis Shop- There's no law to prevent Kvelvu ! 'll-'ri1 f Shepherdstown, West Vlrgin , , ' , in, w.io appunred on the stuge under Thaws returning to the stage, but ;Uu, sl.,Ke ,,. f R. 1). MacLean. A sensible theatre-goers know how to ; few years ago the popular conied- whe-n one is need- i it'iinc retired I mm tne stage aim ue i voted herself to literary work and WANTbil) (iood competent girl for general housework. Mrs. M. " A. Mathews, 71 West Ninth street, tf PHYSICIANS AM SI IKIFO.NS Dlt. 11. L. S IT DLKY Osteopathia physician. Office over Chambers' store, &1S Wlllametto street 1'houe lllack I'iiA. Consultalloa free. Itesidence, oi'7 Pearl street. Phono Hlack a07. C. 11. CANNON, M. I). llomoepathlo physician aud surgeon. Chronio diseases uud diseases of women aud children a specialty. KlectrU cal vibratory aud llgbt treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 and i. Dunn build ing. Phono Main 5 4 0. Hoards Hoffman House. Phono Main 11. UK. ANNA MAUllFlt. Ostoapattito lihy'ciau. All curable disHaseu treated. Women and chlbltjn u specialty. Office over F. K. Dunn's. Phone lted lti.ll. 11. S. ItKAIltiSLKY. M. U. llegulnr ..physician and surgeon. Offices ltl aud 17 M.'Clung building. Klgluh and Willamette streets. Office aud residence pltoue. Main 17. WANTED TO Kh'NI A big farm ou shareB, for from 3 to 5 years. Address "C. I).," care Guard, tf privale readings. In ISilti she puli- ' lished her lirst book, "Boss A Story Politicians are finding tie demand ! f Virginia Life" and also a number for denials so fast aud furious that j of mugaziue stories, they no longer have time to can OTICF them for distribution. i .1 HKKK IS A C11ANCK to buy from i lie owner au4 buy right, nice high lotB or house and lot, all on the street cur Hue. 1 have 8 lots and 2 dwelling houses. All must go. In quire at 806 Kust Thirteenth st. FOll RALK Hot air engine; force pun p connected; 1100-gallon tank, flttlugs, 40 feet 1H-Iuch pipe, for snle cheap at Hull & Shuinway's, East Seventh street. See It. tf FOll SALE Five-year lease on 1IS rooni furnished house in East Portland, bringing in now $110 per mouth; will sell or Hade for farm near Eugene. Price, aooo. Half cash and balance J.'ii! per mouth. Howe & Buoy. s26 FOll SALE Oue team of heavy ninles, one set of chniu harness and one 8 14-inch Mitchell wagon, In good condition. Mules are truo to a fault and a perfect team for all purposes. Price for outfit 4fU. Inquire at this office. WANTED To borrow $ 1 700.1111 at 6 per cent, tlood security given. Address 1., care ot llilaid. tf WANTED AT ONCK At the Eugene Poultry Store, 102 E lltli St.. young chickens weighing from 1 S to 1 pounds. Phono Main tMfi. THIS DATE IX HISTOItV I Oru B. Hanson does public type ! writing. Address 395 East Fifteenth I street. o25 SOUTH KHX PACIFIC It. K. TIME CAHI) that charge get his information? I France. Never mind who started the shower of exploding political bombs, It has ; already driven General Apathy to.lS27 the tall timber and may result in , making General Hysteria command-1 er-In-chief. Putting a man on the ladder of success Is the acid test. If he boosts the fellow on the round above him, he's the real metal; If he pulls him down to get his place, he's a shoddy imitation. After, an all-day with his daughter, shopping an Illinois tour man 1789 Samuel Oscriod of .Mussachus setts became Postmaster-Genera! of the I'nitcd States. Daniel W. Voo hees. United States Penator from Indiana. was bo-n in Butler County, Ohio. Died April 10, 1S97. 1S2S A monument was unveiled ln Charlestown, Mie'snchusetts, to the memory of John Harvard. The cornerstone rr tne Ma sonic Temple was laid ia I .iil-1 adeinhid. Fanny Davenport, lb1 cele brated actress, died i.i Foulh Diixbnry, Mii;va. Lorn In London. April 1", Is.iO. 1S04 Karl Grey as appointed Governor-General of Canada 18:', 189S- ..m ttierein lies one 'mSl r .. . I' Piriir --"""'uis in tavor I'll " "s me ''t r,a . '' " " J tne ...t . yv , , '-. it wan rain it 0' ite M. do the corpor- K'aft at the ex- 'K'.AI. IINGIAGK. i th ' r, toot la 'c.il phrasi ' atsonville ' r-ader, and - I aled law '1 IT ,v ') "::i " s'1 ,, 1 ---- rn Hit . '.-'.. .? ..' . ur Toward Portland- rmwcuger No. lti 2:43 a. m., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 6:00 a. m.. Cottage Grove PasBongor. No. 12 11:D6 a. m., Roseburg Passenger. M0t j4 6:42 p. m., Portland Ex press. Toward Sim Froiiciso I'awienger. No. 11 2:18 P.m., ltoseburg Pas senger. iM0 17 9:35 p.m., Cottaxs Grove Passenger. No. 15 12:32 a.m., California Ex press. No. 135:44 a. m., San Franele co Express. Weiidling Ilmncli. No. 84 8:30 a. in., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No. 82 11:10 a.m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No n" 1:00 p. m leaves Eugene for Wendtlng. No ss 5:40 p. m., arrives Eugene from Wcndllng. WM. MURRAY. Gen. I'ass. Agt. Portland, Or JOHN M. SCOTT, Asst. G. P. A. A J. GILLETTE, Local Agent. FOlt BALE OR RENT r-One seven room house, either furnished oi unfuriished, with 1 acre of ground; one four-room house with 1 acre of ground, near electric line, this side of river. Inquire of Mrs. Powell. b26 DRAFT HOK8H3 FOR SALE Schinitt Brothers, of Creswell, have four good draft home for sale cheap. They are young aa4 well bred. Call amd see them at Cres well, or write te Scbmltt Bras, for description, prices ana terms, it FOR SAIJil Good 9-rooin house on Eleventh street, with both toilet aud sewer connections; pavement paid for. Call on A. K. Wood room 21, MaClung building, or at residence, 281 West Eighth street a.ll) FOll SALE Lot 72x1 00 feet, corner lot; two houses, one a rottage of six roomn, fairly good, the other an old house not much good; one block from rnrllne; close lo depot and buBlneBB part of town. At a bargain If sold during September, 1908. S. It. Williams. tf WANTED Position as cook In camp or hotel. Fifteen years experi ence. References, Booth-Kelly Co. R. B. Garmau. London, Or. if WANTED We have a man who says he wants tho best farm within ten miles of Eugene Unit $10,0110 will buy. About 100 acres preferred. If you think you hnvo such a farm call on the Ileal Estate Exchange. tt FOlt Itl'l.NT FOll RErs'T-i'urulBhed rooms at 3111 West Fifth street. tf FOll RENT jiiu or two l mulshed rooms for rent; will tsku Btudenta 728 Wlllamutte street. tl FOll RENT Tho Hotel Maploton will be for rent to the right party on Sept. 20. Apply to R. II. Clow Mapleton, Oregon. FOR RENT Nico front room; fur aace lieat; electric, lights and bath. Suitable for two gentle men. IS 4 East Ninth street. FOlt RENT A furnished flat of five rooms, for man and wife; posses sion given enrly In October. Ap ply Flat 1, 491 Wlllamelto street Opposite Opera House. s28 ATTOHN MS-AT-LAW L. IULYF.U, Atloruey-st-law. Otfloa over Yoruu's shoe store, Eugeuda Oregon. LEON R. EDMUNdON, Attorney-at- law. Rooms 1 aud 2, Eugene Loan and Savings Hank. L,. U. TRAVIS, Atturney-at-iaw. Of fice over Eugene Loan & Savings Hank, Eugeue, Oregon. 8. I). ALLEN Altorney-at-law. Of fice over Eaton s book store, 616 Willamette street. Phone Black 2881. C. A. W1NTERMEIER, Atlornoy-at law. Land titles Jid probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chambors-Urls-tow Hunk. WALTON & NKSS, Attorneys-at-law, J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will practice ln ail the courts ln the state. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eiigono, Oregon. GEORGE 11. UOllftIS Atlorney-al-law; office llovoy Building, cor 8th and Willamette streets; roums 1 and 2 upstairs. WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorueys-at-lnw. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Potter. Office one block south ot Chrliman block, Eugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS ft BEAM, rttlorneys-ai-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Uoao. Practice ln all courts ot the staUi and before the U. S. Land Offloe. Offices 12, 18, 14 and 16 McCluna FOR RENT 80 acres, 66 under cul tivation: house, burn, henhouse, orchard. Possession given Septem ber liilb. For particulars see II. MnMurphey, 6Ci9 Wlllametto street. JESSE O. WHLLti, Lawyer, No. ft West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. opposite postsfflce. dives apodal attention to the examination ot ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances and collections. Also to all pension matters. Fuon Rod 1178. ' LOTS FOll SALE BY OWNER Two lots and 8-room house; barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill race. lAit ltiuxyi on Twelfth and Alder streets. Just north of Patterson school. J. .1. Walton. 615 Willamette streot. If FA KM FOll RENT One of tho best 100-ncre farms In the county. One mile from Springfield; 00 acres rich river button) Boll, 100 acres best prairie soil; fair build ings and good family orchard. Ad dress P. O. Box 4. Eugene. Or. tf 1OST AM) frtJl'M) NEW UNITED STATES CRUISER MONTANA. hour on her Her length on knots tm.- M ,. I.I..I, ..T..r,ie,sl twenty '!' iut .... ........... , , i . 1 -rr. type trial recently. Is an arniorwi ; ,, ...... f-ji luu. Founded, Controlled and Officered by mtn oi strong financial Handing, and the highest possib'e reputation lor prudtiit business ability, the MERCHANTS BANK oi Eugene Is well prepared lo mee! the requirement-. j( every depositer and client who desires Salety ai d th Best Service. CAPITAL - $65,000.00 FOR SALE BY OWNER Fifteen acres of choice fruit land, wide j and selected variety of fruits and ; berries; all In hearing. Three; miles southwest of Eugene, on1 telephone and rural delivery roan-.: Goid Ik, use and new barn. Price reasonable. ('all up Fa l iners' : phone 2 8 1. a- LOST OR STOLEN Wednesday night, Sept. 23, a Crescent bicycle with Carbon coaster brake; liber al reward for reiurn or same, II. II. Taylor, 2nil East Eleventh at. s'.'ii LOST Itruwn leather ham! bag with small purse, pair of glasses and pair of black silk gloves Inside be tween Wlllauieiii. street anil Geary school. Finder leave ai Guard of fice and get reward. 2ii 1. N. HARBAUGU. tipocial aneu tlon given to divorce and settle ment f estates. Agent tor Conti nental Insurance Corupauy. Room 6. First National Bauk Building, Eugene, Oregon. Building. AHHTKACTOIU4 THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Uluc, Eugene, Or. Price reason hie. UK A I, ii'l Al K AI.HMD J. L. CLARK & CO. Dealers n. real estate, Creswell, Or. UNIIKKTAKKHM . W. KAYS & CO., undertakers and funeral directors. Eugene, Or. LOST AND FOUND Lost Troiii Wil lamette sti'eel, round on Sixth street, between W 1 1 la liiel I e anil Olive, -Til" Little Hungry Lunch Koolil." Sallilwjrlie-; and ho! cof fee, slew and loliialien. etc., served in good style. Conn slid hen Ed. fit DAY & HENDERSON, undertakers , and embnlmers. Corner Willam ette aud Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. State licensed eiubulmer. Office ami residence, Tenth aud OlUe streets. Phouo Red 448 1. MIXING I:gii I. its FOR SALE 4.1 acres nil level land. 30 III cultivation; new house, wood shed and chicken house and new barn; orchard; three good wells mid good water; everything mi the place goes with it, Including household goods. This must be sold In the next 30 days. I have i,ls, several lots close In mid also! a house and lot (10x304, chicken bouse and nark and some fruit, i These are bargains and some of jja Y I hem close to Willamette street. For further Information call on the Pacific I.nnd Company, It. .0:11 '. Hovcy building, i). L. Cartineii rnanaKer. iMlh( r.l.l..t.MMIIr MONEY Id l.o.. iii n'mi, n-.'li.-ll al 7 per cut Iii:mioI. Addl'e- A. II.. cat-..- of Guard. 82.' M MIAMI-) FAY I. en! ami future bail, Unit, s- olid f! St reel , your p.-i.-t pri I oletlloll Willallielle HERBKRT LEIOil, inlni.ig engineer and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to liueudltif Investors. Examinations aud re ports on mines aud ore treMttneuL Eugene Oregon. am .j.-re again 'o work. I am the Ion,, c.-nient worker and finisher. G.-t your work done by L ('. Williams. if VI AKTICK WANTED- Girl for general c-oiim-work. Wages, f2T, per iiioiiDi. I n (wire at 7".r. High si reel. ' WANTED -At once. 211. OH") loish.-l-i of oats lniulre WliMalos lians er Company. Main '' 1 , DON'T fall to e.. Cie7.ein if you I want bargains In real eslale. '.- j buy and sell farm and city .rop-j eify. iliipioved and illilliip-,v,-d. . Tltnb'-r and minim; stock. H. Clie z.lii. H00111 1 I, Wallon llldg. l( WAN'IKD l'o,lll,ll as ( to a lady of ru.-ai.s; (In r.-fi-ri-ni-es. Address M!. care Guard. .lopalil n - Im-.-i of , Agness, ol III f ; BARGAIN IN REAL ESI' A I K For I .-n -la- and ten days onh. uil! o!!-r iw-riiv a. r, s c oil.-,- 1 r,c.r 1,,-ttoiii lalol; aliic-t in el' v hiiiii.- , for I ! :" an .'e re. F:nt f.ve acres .toes for I In., an in-:,.. Tills is a map. Phone Main 0 1.",, or Bddriiss Lo.k Box U'. 't, Kilgene. Altl'lll'l LIT FREE THOMAS Archltucl. SKeich es and plans drawn, blue prints and specifications. General super vision oer buildings lu course ot construction. If thinking 01 build ing, large or small, see ine. Terms reasonable. Room 7, ChnsuiaD l.loi K II I ltl N AltA M K(.l OAS I.K 'ENSED . F rWil.N.AI'.V SI'H GI'iuNS -Calls 1,1'oinplly aiisered night or ,1a). Ills. Christie & Han sou. Oil!,.- phone. Main 21. Res Id. i.e.. Pboti... Ma n 1, 1 2. ' .si it 1:1 oi;s A. II. TODD, surveyor. Eugene, Ore gon. Office 4 12 Wlllauvltd street. Pboiitf, Red ,.', j 1. dl' ' ' ete a shock, it U u,e WM,ur ls 511 feet. Her crew (.-1,1,. Ms oi i-j. .. o 0 0