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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1908)
UIU'OUJUWI1 of t"e ----- 0.T yi -11 Willi- H4J .H remit Guard. M fcU5- .IW-1 -iisilr ' . i .15 Pn'th ..50 fr,..:.i 4.00 .50 MB - .. IB - .05 1 50 made 1 known on DOStOf- Oregon, 1:25- matter. t (Juaru authorised to ..k.APintiDD3 Or f . ,rt autnoii. R2f W .ubscrlptlons for The , authorized to .. ire ' -j U'pekl? . nnnrd. F rlRRV, ... matter how Lid be tbe beginning of .citation. If j ills wain o orr? again it Is certain L the opposition gave up (i ltt program endorsed . .. k. carried OUt. It L.bffllt to toe ue..,"", l't ronditions as per- dwti best of " Hli Impossune iu Ii of io election, because so nubllclr express an Irs, Guard bas all along .. it. Miff that the bond Ld be defeated today, large st many elections nave ., .. tk. cnhlect that many u uu - L, become lukewarm, and L tinier (act that so many a bite been raised mat tne lii has Become ouscureu. LjfJld not deter this paper tiiiS a ligbt for what It be i bf rirtt, and It has done ;slj, and with all the energy -sind. Not fear of meet- l.n but ratler the fear of Ii iron! course and mlslead reaiers. should influence a la the discussion of pun kas. It bad no hesitancy U defeat in a good cause, and Hie battle has been lost or I till hare the satisfaction of I lien a coarse; whioli ve be- ;e events of the future will lis the right thing to do and I fir ill the people of Eugene. Lis to ns that If the bond I iefeated It Is up to the ma il the toiincilmen who stood t to resign their positions. i the city government over (f ho represent the majority. flu ire of the most thank- Fter and It Is safe to say ftonld be of no further pub- pi! their program Is vetoed Wle. It would be better the administration alone pajust as quickly as pos- i those who have dlffer- li IS to the hnnrillnrr t ikn nation be given a trial with ' iSay as possible. This plan the people more qulck- hat is best for the wel ! the elty. As far as The a toncerned It Is willing. If s u adierae decision on the J"er no further objection mwm favored by the ma- natter what it may be "'"nip and the present -nr supply, or municipal r'- a pumping plant with F'M- behave made an lMeipal ownership and a I Wmb, and hv r. " I'lLoruicu m it, favor at our r" ' ma3orlty of the vot--wihln, else they should principle of n,a- f kuds havo , . I HI' i. . l'nea ine and most emphat t the minority should W tsasan inJica f leaner and a, .. Ut - - luriner ob " wtle this water hi JL' 8ravl,y sys,em' l-i win """"Possible Ud"- re, un- akr ot known -.., r observation3- In.luenced l,s course -Pinions iti''that it,',, " mon!' ,! r the , 011 ,n Ohio news. ' 3 -v. uo'n evvrv- v ar"' e see Th,rn I. ..'. . "r- "'"I that 00 .--at sud-1 ! a: '-r al the ex-1 penses were paid for white paper. Ink, the printers and editorial writ ers. It costs money to run a news paper In this age of trusts and un ionism. But perhaps the Standard knows about this. It Is said that Sir James Giant very much Interested the learned members of the British Association of St-ieiice with a description of his machine for the renewal of youth. Sir James calls his machine the "neu rostone." If he and the British sci entists will come to America they will find that advertisements of sim ilar fakes have been extant for at least thirty years. V. E. Glasscock, compromise can didate for governor of West Virginia, is also collector of internal revenue, and It is said will conduct his cam paign without resigning that office. Vet It has just been officially an nounced from the White House that the president will not stand for fed eral officers running for elective of fice. Maybe Mr. G. has not heard about that. Former Senator David B. Hill's re turn to active politics, even in an ad visory capacity, will recall much to the old-timers. Few know the game better that Davy, though he would not recognize a card Index If he met it In the road. French newspapers are beginning to wonder what's gone wrong when the number of suicides at Monte Car lo fall below seven a week. To go broke and to "croak" are the ex pected things from visitors to the gamblers' paradise. If giving a baboon beer and whis key be Inhumane treatment, as claim ed by the president of the Washing ton Humane Society In a recent case, we could easily produce a bunch of men hankering for Inuhmane treatment. In saying there was no water In Standard Oil stock, and that the only company he controlled had not been much of a dividend producer, His Oiliness made It mighty hard to be lieve the other things he said. Two and a half millions deposited In Eugene banks tells a story of any thing but a financial stringency. We are growing faster than any other city In the Northwest, and have the money to back It up with. The United States treasurer, Chas. H. Treat, Is credited with saying that we should eat seven times a day. It Is supposed, from his utterance, that the job of treasurer ,is even better than was ever suspected. Dr William Osier has been elected ljid high rector of the University of Edinburgh. And this for the man who, by his own dictum, should have been chloroformed on his last birth day. Next thing we'll be having chesty "Billy" Hearst, the bad boy of the political school, setting himself up as the only genuine issue-maker. There is always hope for the fool who has sufficient control over his tongue to keep others from finding it out. fHIS HATH IX HISTOKY Octolicr 1 1768-1799- 1890- 1S37- 1847- 18S3- 1884-1890-1899- 1901- -British troops landed at Bos ton from Halifax. -Kimis unoate, statesman, uorn in Ipswich, Mass. Died in Hal ifax, N. S., July 13, isr.9. -Treaty of St. Ildefonso. by which Spain ceded Louisiana to France. -The Winnebago Indians sold all their lands east of the .Mis sissippi for $1,500,000. -Rev. Michael Power, first Ro man Catholic bishop of Toron to, died. -Doniestec letter postage In the. United States reduced from three cents to two. . -Prime Meridian conference opened at Washington, I). C. McKlnley tariff act went in to effect. -Mgr. Diomedo Falconi, papal delegate to Canada, arrived at Quebec. -Unite nnd Duchess of Corn wall welcomed in Victoria, II. C. THIS IS MY (IOTII UlinilllAY Miclmel II. HoY iv Michael H. DeYoung, proprietor of the San Francisco Chronicle and a Republican leader of National promi nence, was born October 1. IMS. in St. Louis, Mo. His mother was the daughter of a French nobleman. n hen a bov five years old he was ta ken to California nnd was educated in the schools there. Before he was twenty years old. in association with an elder brother, he established a weekly theatrical paper in San Fran cisco. This venture subsequently de- vcloi ed Into the dally newspaper with which the name of Mr. DeYoung has ever since been associated. Al most as soon as he reached the vo'- ing nge .Mr. DeYoung beennie active, y Interetsed In politics. I nthe course of time he became recognized as one of the Republican leader (f Cali fornia, and war twice a member "f ihe Republican National committee, cind lor one term its v'"e ' h;i 'nnaii. 1, !ia.; been prominently ii' 11 1 i f i ! ith every movement lo.k:;ig 'o fhe development of his city and ite and ai the director-general of the Cali fornia luid-wlnter exposition held In Today's Suggestionby Ellen Stan. N DAINTY ROUND YOKC NIGHTGOWN, auenul,' .1,?, ' T' over tL:j?Z:XVttb 5,,V l'a"',S C"" b" f or ; wery ,u!ro no that will be torn in tlu. hum.lry rr materials to use for Its construction, gives a pleasing finish. This nightgown The pattern Is cut In eight slzos-rom It for the average person It requires 7 yards 311 Inches wide. San Francisco in 1S93 aud 1894. He was president of the F lilted Slates j commission at the Paris exposition in 19uu and received the decoration I of tr.p Legion of Honor. HOOTII (J1VKS lo.ooo MORE I . TO WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY i Salem, Sept. 29. Ex-State Senator Robert A. Booth, who has given so, many munificent gills to Willamette University, has announced, through 1 Dr. Fletcher Homan, president of the university, that he will give $111, OUD as a starter for a second $100, 000 endowment. At present $I0U, of tbe endowment has been raised. On condition that the first $100,000, was raised, two loyal Willamette men' agreed to give $2G,00U each on the I next $150,000, which would make the endowment reach the quarter : million mark. The gift of Senator ; Booth sturts the movement which is ; expected to result In that amount be-1 lug raised. During the session of tho Oregon conference Senator Booth gave $5000 to an Irreducible confer ence claimants' fund, making $15,000 in all that he has given during the. last week. When the senator appear-; ed on the floor of the conference to plead the cause of Willamette ho was , given on ovation that b.ouglit tears to nis eyes. JAMES M.YOX DROWNED I AT HAKKISIIl lt(; llarrishurg, Sept. 30. James F. Nixon warf drowned in a slouch of the Willamette river ubout four miles from this city today. He was ferry ing his team across the slough on a raft, which sunk from not being kept in proper balance. One of his team was drowned, the other horse escap ing. The body has not been recov ered. OASOI.I.Nfc WOOD SAW. Garrison & Gibson saw all wood to itage. Office Ulack li71. Home Black 1751. tf Oregon buttons and pennants at Watts'. tt Mil"! 11 Lit r.-.cii'ic K. K. TIME CARD Tuwiml Purl hind Pnssenuer N'o. Mi L';43 a. in., Oregon Ev-pres.-. (J i , Ohio a. in.. Cottage Grove passenger. No. 12- -11: l(.;seblirs passengcr. Tmvunl San l-"rlill'!M'o Pn.ciiger So. 11 2:18 p. III., Itoseburg pas senger. No. 1 7 : 35 p. m., Cottage Grove pa-seuirer. No. 1512:32 a. ni., California Kx- Nt, i;l- .', :44 a. m.. :ni tranclso 1'. . euoiing I. rn, i' ii ,,. v ) . .:u a. ii: . ieavt KllgellC I I for priiuf: '!. y,, .' - 1 : in n. in., -irrive.- I.n- e,.T... fpitll Sprilil-'lield. Nl, s; 1 . nil p. III., leave.- E ieenc for W'IhI'.::. Xo. v. I" p. m.. arr:v Kuu.'I.e frM .: MiM,.(:1,vv I': L't P M .- ;.!, I. "r i IT. I' . I ;;!.:. i-:r; c summer tin- ..,.Vos are more iv.i:rria. ble nuisluM ju u,m.. lug sty!,.. t,ut if preferred they can be gathered Into a band. This style will apical to wo men who admire simple, neat gowns, although it cau l,e made to espress dulntiness ns wII by the use of laee and Insertion on th yoke ami sleeves. A dainty and at tractive nisutgown was made of fine India lliiou after this model, and the sleeves and neck were finished with a buttonhole scal loped eiU-e In white embroidery rtttou. This flnisn can be done at home ut a very small cost, and when completed it has every appear ance of a French made gown. M n n y of the nightgowns dis played this season arc of figured lawns with white yoke and sleeve bauds. They are a pleasing chauge from a 1 1 while, as they al low one to select colors that are be coming as well as different designs. Other nightgowns are of striped dim ity, nnd thla provofl a pleasing change, although not as de cided a one as when colors aro selected. Longcloth. cambric, nainsook and fine bntlste are sultnhlo and lace, embroidery or hand work slips on and otT easily over the head. 32 to 4)1 Inches bust measure. To copy yards of material 27 Inches wide or HaUtual , Comtipatton May be permanently overcome oy proper persona! efforts vitn,trte assistance oftlieono truly Ijeneficlnl laxative remedy, Syru) of figs and" Kl'uir of Senna, wKicK enables one to form regular habits daily So tliat assistance to na ture may be gradually dispensed vith, wten ho (oncr needed asthe best of remedies, when required, are to assist nature and not to riupplant tbe natur ol functions, vltirh must depend ulti ttotely upon proper- nourishment, proper efforts,and riW living generally. To get its beneficial cjjfects, always buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. only SOLD BVALL LEADING DRUOCtSTS one size only, regular price 50txri5otU $25.00 EUGENE to. San Francisco and Return Dale of Salt October 3d and 4th. LmM 29 days. This vrry. vrry, low rate han bfpn put ii to effect on account ,f the Tran Mis-.lppf Commrrcial Cofgrrss, but it is own lo Ihe public via the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY (Lines in Oregon) The 29 day liniit will five lets ol lime ti Uke in the sigbu in San Francisco jnd Excurtiofi down to Los Angelei Hid Sjulhern Oliioroia. For particulars, slcepin? car reservations and tickets call on A. J. GILLETTE, Agent Euger.e. WM. McMurry, G. P. A. Portland. GEO. Fi.MUNROE FURNITURE 17 West Liyiilli SI., Kligi'iie, Oregon. Plmne l(-l r,.,Tl. Sole Igemw for tlw Portliiml Sliac 'ork. nf'v-Mir e myles, in iidlrig the r.fi' il l"r'.lt l.tlie. Also tile l,.,c!eile I Hi.-.-- -t low pree raiiK'" '"" ' 1 1 . I ;.'ie or iieaierH pi,' iroiu 'p"ie o'lr Jari'e '. -.llg els- here. 'ol k CLASSIFIED COLUMNS H SAI.K WOOD Foil SAI.K Kuuuire at Y,. rau s iduie store. if FOIt SALE TuoroiiKTliiren Hereford bulls for sale. L'uguire &;u Wil lamette street. ;f FOIS S.l.K--iiood milch ,',.; llol stein and Jersey. Iiuiuire at 7;:;i Ferry street. ,,3 WOOD Fine dry. maple 4-foot wood. 4.25. Williams Trans:," j Company. Main Gal. FwK SALKrlutt OrinnKtoneBg. 13 for $1. W. 11. Hampton. 1 102 Coluiiittia avenue, corur Uih si. ' 1 FOIt S AI.F J.")00 piano, almost new. 1 about half price; bis bargain: j terms to .suit. K. K.. care Hoard. i l-'OK SAI.K one full blood ItamlMu- lette Ham; also grade rams; It. L. j Jacobs, Hieiiwood Stock Farm. Pex- I ler. Oregon. ; j FOIt SAI.K Number 3 Oliver type writer, nearly new. lia.s been j used only few weeks. Call at Kugene ts 1111 Co.'s Store. ir I KKS1DKXCK FOIt SaI.K Or li-r i rent, at lull Fast Kleventli str Address, or inquire of K. liaum. ! I'endleton. Oregon. i FOIt SAI.K 70 head 01 goats, either nannies or wethers; take jo'ir choice. Phone Farmers 4x9. ' VV. P. Lower. Creswell, Or. ol FOIt EXCHANGE Hood Incou.e benrlni! property, mukini; interest on 45in at llr per cent Will i.v- chance for Rood farm. Enquire of Frank E. Hlair. Kali Creek, Or. tf FOR SALB 9-room houBe, three blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot 80x76 teet. Price. $3100. Ore gon Land Company. tf FOR SALE One National cash res later, one RcmlnKtou typewriter and a large Iron sale. Enquire of L. M. Trails, lxan & Savlngh bank butldUig. BULL FOR SALE One reKlMercd Holsteln-Frleslan bull, three years old September 8, 1S0S; milk strain; gentle. L. A. llouck, Mon roe, Or., R. F. D. No. 1. 30 HERE IS A CHANCE to buy from the owner and buy right, nice high Ioib or house and lot, all on the street car line. I have 8 lotB and 2 dwelling houses. All must go. In quire at 806 East Thirteenth st. FOR SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; tiOO-gallon tank, fittings, 40 feet lH-inch pipe, for sale cheap at Hull & Shumway'B, East Seventh street. See It. tf FOR SALE Two full sized lo's. two six-room houses, both modern, on East Eleventh street on car line; will be sold together or separate to suit customer; at a rare bargain If sold soon. S. R. Williams. FOR SALE Five-year lease on US room furnished house In EaHt Portland, bringing In now $110 per month; will sell or trade for farm near Eugene. Price, H0O0. Half cash and balance $50 per month. Howe & Dnoy. b26 FOR SALE OR RENT One Beven rooni house, either furnished or unfurnished, with 1 acre of ground; ono four-room houBc with 1 acre of ground, near electric line, this side of river, near Springfield. Inquiro of Ed A. Powell. o3 FOR SALE One team of heavy mules, one set of chain harness and one 3V4-lnch Mitchell wagon. In good condition. Mules are true to a fault and a perfect team for all purposes. Price for out fit, $400. Inquire at this office. DRAFT HORSES KOR BALK Scbiultt Urotbers, of Creswell, have four good draft horses for snle cheap. They aro youiiK and well bred. Call and sec them nt Cres well, or write to Srhmltt llros. for description, prlceB nnd terms, tf LOT3 KOR SALE 15Y OWNER-Two lots and 8-room bouse; barn; fine land for garden; on Fourth street, near mill race. Lot 1110x115 un Twelfth and Alder streets, Just north of Patterson school. J. .1. Walton, 515 Wlllametto street, tf FOR SALE BY OWNER-Flfteen tii.ien ,fi ,:ii,jii:u iliill litiiu, win, and selected variety of fruits and j berries; all In bearing. Three miles southwest of Eugene, on ' telephone and rural delivery route, j Good hoiiHe and new barn. Price j reasonable. Call up Farmers' i, phone 284. o2 j I FOR SALE 43 acres all level land. .10 in cultivation; new house, wood shed and chicken house and new barn; orchard; three good wells' and good water; everything the place goes with II, Including ; lioiisebobl goods. This iniiHt b, sold In the next 30 days. I havei also several lots close In aiift also a house and lot 011x304, chicken I house and park and some fruit. I These are bargains and some of I tHelll close to Willamette street.! For further Information call on j the Pacific Land Company, Room 1. Hovey building. D. L. Carunell , manager. tf ; WAiTTKU WANTED At once, 20.000 bushels of oats Inquire Willi : fer I'ofripany. Main 0., 'WAN'IKD Position as companion i j o a ladv of uieniih; the Itest of; I r.-ferenie" Address Mils AgnenH. i are fj iaid. ol j IF Y'lf WAST lo get all the money , inr .ri;e-rry l r I r, Lr . Il-t 11 w:tn i'l- II mI L-tate Kxiliaiu-i. Ill tie- . w C',!i rnou bitl.'d:ru' They wi:l l ir:i: the b'lyi-r dli,M l'i e'i and let win make your own terms, tf. 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 tho same, somewhat careless about other things mat should have almost equal interest to you? Perhaps oiu-e a week per haps once a day a classified ad. Is printed that touches your persoual Interest as sure ly and as keenly as the letter or telegram would -but, are you Sl'ltK to see it, to consider It. to answer it. to profit by it? Of course the Want Ad N de livered to you ns one of n bunch "ml you have to pick out ihe one thai is "FOK Vol'." i '" H WANTED-- Seculid-liand roll top desk. C. C. P., 634 Wlllamelle street. ol , A.N1K1. A uu. uber 01 girls to leMin nursing. Kuquire at the Eu gene lieneral Hospital. tf AXThilJ liood competeni girl tor neuoral housework. -Mrs. M. A. 1 .Mathews, 71 West Nluth street, tf TT, '' tOt'ME-U 1 KJ UP.. I A U1R 111101 on Bluires, for from 3 to 6 years. Address "C. D.," cure Cliinrd. tf WANTKD To borrow $17l)U.utl lit 6 pur font. Good security Riven. Address D., care of Guard. tt WANTKL) Two or three lady board ers; all tbe prlvllt)',ea of home to the riKht ones. 32 Kant Ninth at., abovu lea Btore. o4 WANTED Position as cook In camp or hotel. Fifteen years' oxport ence. Retoroucea, Rootb-Kelly Co. R. U. Garman, London, Or. if WANTED To borrow $30uU for not less than ono year; will pay H per cent and give good security. Ad dress "11.," caro of Guard. b30 W ANTED AT ONCE At tho Eii8ene Poultry Store, 102 E 9th SI., youiiK clilckeus wvIkIiIiir from 1 V, lo l pounds. Phono .Main 1115. WANTED Room and hoard, wanted for next eiitbt months near Uni versity us part payment on a new piano, any Hlyle. C. A. Ostorholiu Sllleeclo Hotel. h:U) UOARDERS WANTED 1 could fur nish meals to a few moro persons leslriiiK Kod homo cooklnit. Also buvo uood room suttalile for tw'o. Handily localed only 1 blocks from Willamette street. For terms address Hi) West Seventh strtiot or phono Ulack 2a4 1. o2 WANTED W have a man who Bays no wants tile bust farm within ton miles of lOugenii that $10,000 will buy. About 100 acrea prefurrud. If you think you havo audi a farm cull oil the. Real Kstalo ExchaiiKO. tt FOR RKNT FOR RKNT-ifuruishea rooms at 307 West Fifth street. tt FOR RENT Two furnished and two unfurnished rooms. 215 W. 11 III alruct. ol FOR HENT Ono or two luriiiHhed rooms for rout; will tuko xtuduuls. 728 Wlllamutto street. tf FOR RENT Tho Hotel Maplelon will bo for runt to tho right parly oil Sept. 20. Apply to R. II. Clow, Mapluton, Oregon. FOR RENT Nice front room; fur nace Heat; electric lUbts ami bath. Suitable ror two gentle men. 154 Kast Mutk street. FOR RENT 80 acres, of, under cul tivatlon; house, burn, heiiliousc, urclikrd. Possession given Septem ber 15th. For parilciilars see R. McM lli phey, 55a W lllamelle street. KA,(M ,,()K KNT.0lI , , lOu-acre farms in the county. One mile from Springfield ; 00 acrea rich river bottom soil. 100 acres best prairie soil; fair build ings and gooil lamlly oiciianl. Ad dress P. O. Box 1)4. Eugene. Or. II SlIM.'HLIilNKOIJH HAY I am iiere again lo work. 1 am the loiiu cement worker and rmlsher. Gel your work done by L. C. Williams. ,)OVT fa, , ,.,. ,.,.(.ln )f ,, want bargains lu real oMale. Wi: buy a ii d nell fai in aud cliy prop erty, Improved and uuiuipmveil. Timber and nulling stock. II. Clie zeui, Room II. Wuliou llldg. tf BIG BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE For ten days arnl ten ilays only, will offer twenty acres ennicesi river bottom laud, almost In rity llrnlts, for $IH0 an acre. First f'vn ai:res goes for $15 an acre. This Is a snap. Phono Main 045, or addrcHK lock Box 530, Eugene. OREGON LAND COMPANY stands on Its own merits and has no combination with any other company. We eliminate all pos sibility of graft by IminedliH-ly brliiKiiig seller and buyer together. We i an find what you want If II Is tn be Ine! lu the coast country, and ; II gla ly give all imiulrliig strati-1 i'-is any Information KSHltile. We l.avi a laive 1 i r t of farms nfct clly priiperly, also some gooil buys In timber lands on reasonable terms 412 V il lain:t tu si :eui. Eugene, Or PROFESSIONAL COLUMN I'llVSU lWs ,Mi StK(.l.lS Hit. H. L. SiTIU.KY Osteopathia physician. Offices over Chambers' store, 518 Willamette street I'houe Black 1326. Consultation free. Residence, r.2 7 Pearl street, 1'hone Ulack 3207 C. 11. CANNON, M. D. HomoepathlO physician aud surgeon. Chrunio diseases aud diseases of women aud children a specialty. Klectrl cl vibratory aud light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 3 aud 3, Duuu butld Ing. I'houe Malu 54u. Boards Hoffman House. I'houe Malu 11. DK. ANNA MAUKEK. Jsteapaihlo phyi'clau. All curable disiuseti treated. Women aud chlldun u specialty. Office over F K. Duuu'a, I'tiona lied 1631. Ii. S. HKAKUSLKY, M. D. Regular . .physician and surceou. Offices 11$ and 17 McCluug building, Klghth and Willamette streets, office and residence phoue. Haiti 4 7. A TIUUN KYS-AT-LAW L. UlLYKl), Attoruiy-at-law. OIIIoo over l oralis alios store, Eugouv, Oregon. LEON R. KUMI'NboN, Attorney-at-Inw. Rooms 1 aud 3, Euguuo Loan and Bavlnns Rank. u H. TRAVIS, Atluiney-at-law. Of fice over Kugene Loan &. Savlug Rank, Eugxuu. Oregon. S. I. ALLEN Atlornoy-at-law. Of- nce over baton a book store, 61 Willamette street. I'huuo Ulack 2SS1. C. A. W1NTKRME1ER, Atturney-at law. Land titles rail probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chambera-Uruv tow Dank. WALTON & NBBS, Attorneya-at-law. J. J. Walton aud B. P. Ness. Will practice In ait the courta In tha Ute. Office, room 3, Walton Block, Eugono, Oregon. GEORGE U. DORRIB Attorney-at- ibw; ornce Hovey uullillng, car 8th and Willamette strocis; rooms 1 and 3 upstairs. WOODCOCK m POTTER, Attoruuyg-al-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. Pottor. Office one block south ot Chrlmniin block, Eug'iue, Oregon, WILLIAMS & BEAN, Atlorneya-a law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean. Practice In all courts of the lUito and before the U. S. Land Offlca. Offices 12, 13, 14 and lf McCluny JESSH1 G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. t West Eighth street, Eugene, Or, opp'Milto postotflce. tilvuo special aileiillon to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling et tatus, convoyancog and collections. Also to all punalou matters, i'houe Red 1176. . I. N. HARUAUGH. Special atten tion given to divorce aud settle aient if estates. Agent for Conti nental Insurance Company. Room 5, First National Bank Building, Eugeue, Oregon. Buildlug. Aiisrit.venntH THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT: CO., Rooms 3 aud 3, Waren Bloc, Eugeue, Or Prime reason, hie. riKAl, rXTAThl AGKM'ljl J. L. CLARK ft CO. Dealers It real estate, Cruswoll. Or. UNDHR'I AKICRS J. W. K.AVS &. uu., uadorlakers aud luneral Ulroctors. Eugene, Or. DAY & HENDKUHON, undertakers aud ombaliuera. Corner Wlllam ette and Seventh streola. W. T. GORDON, funeral director. Stale licensed embaliuor. Office and residence, Tenth aud Ullvs streets. Phoue Red 44M1. MLM.Nu i:n;inki:iis HERBERT LI51UH, mining eugineor and expert metallurglsi. Rellabls Information furnished lo Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines aud ore treatment, Eugone Oregon. Allf.'IllTKLT FREE THOMAS Archlteci. Saotcb ei ard plans drawn, blue prints and speclllcations. General super vision over buildings In course of construction. If thinking ot build ing, large or small, see uie. Terms reasonable. Room 7, Cbrismau block. VKTKKI.VIKV HI IK.KONS LICENSE ll VETKRLNARY SCI: GE'J.NS Calls proinpily unsnered lilghl or day. Drs. Christie & llan sim. Offb-e phone, Main 21. Res idence Pbnne. Main 012. Will IJYORS A. H. 'ItiliD, surveyor, Eugene. Ore gon. (Ifflro 4 13 Wlllki.iPttd tret. Madame Dean's FRENCH n. . 0 FEMALE lILLOl A Ham, ('MTAirt I.IP.r ruft H( KfMstrViKl) MrfHTIII ATlON. REftR IIOWI T9 fkll. Hf.-! Miir.-( H.1y! Siitlnfiu'tluri (iunp. urii-i1 or Mtiiti-r IU-ftiinl-4l. t nt tf 1 f..r Jl.rn H.r t-n. Will '.'m-'u "ii trtitl, U I mi ' for wlit ii n .l-vi.j. Kni(il- Kn-", h.-i n K',ttiiiii tin Vimi!ii', ' pt no 'iosi(tuif. 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