Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 09, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"4 fHrr Address all com- .f; -ftS eVm Guard' i-mr.Pr J.00 J ti.T i r.n k. . Oregon, posiui M!l, matter. h. " M for eubscripn"" I" ...Liness for The I'sUij Guard: rnt (or subscriptions 11E ii v itlMM'll S.IKII'1""' . , report out that the 'trifle will soon Issue n ail K lD15 ' "r k , good time for the rmh to Insist on the ';,:ing(ieW train being it arrives at i(lr!rin the evening, and , , be Utile expense attach .'jjonlnto Eugene, three oo the main line. ,u o the railroad offi u promised to make Eu- frinitius 01 mis uiu.c--., jut time that they lacked w. That objection ta overcome, and H Is no I KQt Ihn IIPODle Of L tilt section of the valley it! dliiy train I ML k- ist Msnager u unen io 1 tijtge vrhen the new U Issued: we Deueve .ii tho fnstice of the la uke pleasure In grant- knui voru COFFIN IX ADVANCE jjelpbla Press tells of a ;i Cincinnati who ordered ndianc? some years ago. lor It. When he died last 1:1 grown too big around to men and' women order (is In advance, Is the con- ihit paper In commenting ta of freak news. They raken their wills by wor- -liters that never come, tier never meet and rlv- kible they never have to p lives have been and are ait, hopeless and profit it people refuse to move. "tike I place, or enter a ''tor o( contingencies Clever came and duties was that were shams. Ev il clattered and littered ti that are kept waiting 1 tail chance or that, and ' sed coffins all, that -wered In advance. These teed and mnvH nnn 'le moths, and narkerl ai ia the end all Is waste, W effort. '!. saving s wise and "5s Peace of mind when These all work rr f' of mind and richness ;' coffins that are or are wanted are for and a horror, and .r-ak. .i-'ome mortal In the c: ho pverii" '- of woe. '""1 . -l and give the own- "lation. sne ,T. of Ella Wheeler . 'f.l-known poetess . f wld laughs w,h buttonhcie. y t0 '. '""V ory mar be a f01h onf. ; around or s Ver "a ( n uncrossed " ot mu,, ne In J to be LI"' 7o ,hnw . K. ", ha hn,..fc. ..... and K h-rf"l. well j."" l! not alwav, ...yi his ws , -"""i and the kinK T 00 flies." T,n i. " iiv-.r.' that the patriotism of the peo'il9 if t uniini'airva. . . . . I Today we reprint some good pu-.l tures from October's Nobody's." i Ghe Eleventh strftt scene slves an ' Idea of a typical residence section in Eugene, and there are also pn tint s of the Commercial Club buiUliiiK and the office force of the promotion de partment, i Thin-skinned office holders in North Carolina. One of them quit by the suicide route, because of the cir culation of reports besmirching his reputation. If such a disposition should become general, travel over that route would He overcrowded. Now that John D. Rockefeller is again personally in charge of the S. O. headquarters, we may assume that no more "My Dear Senator" letters' will be seitt out the business will Lei transacted by word of mouth. j A Dayton, Ohio, man has outiluyed Chancellor Day by saying: "The day I will come when the people win re-' vere the memory of John I). KocketVl-1 ler and other trust magnates." If j he's a true prophet then we can only' say, God help the people. i An actress says "There is no occa sion for brains in our society." and ! then proceeds to knock society out i for not having orains, which onlv ! goes to show that advertising may be j gone after without consistency. ( Old friends are dv no menus iiuinw neglected. Even the veteran cam- ' liuiuiier. ueueiiii millions is imtt,u allowed to pull off a few of his an- ! tique stunts. j-wcol strain rate or any State in the Unioia CLASSIFIED" COLUMNS that's Oregon; lOH BALK Highest Interest Earning of Any State in the Union I'ltl.MK K.U TOUS (if A SK 0 jWniii. Koit SAI.KK.unure a: Vo- I rat; s ?!ioe store. ii i t'Oli SAl.K TiiorontmertM Hereford j bii.is ,,r sa. Kuqutre i.'U !a:ueto street. .( THAT'S OREGON wooo-Fmo .irv. .,,;,. 4.foot llll IVsiltlVtl- ., vv I ,W-l'a' J4-"' WllliaireTrans:. I. ll l. .M u.M I. (lMP.w Company. Main I 1. hat's Low Death Rate High Interest Earning Careful Selection of Risks and Securities QregonTife The Policyholders' Company i:vi:i;v t i:t ok im:i:mu .ms coi.i,i-:i ti:d i:i:m.is ix oickcon "BEST FOR. OREGONIANS" Home Office, 5th &. Morrison Sts., Portland, Or A. L. MILLS. L. SAMI KL. CLAliKNCE S. SAMCKL President. General Manager. Assistant Manager. Anyway, the sensation-mongers ! seem, determined to so put in their time that everybody shall be glad when it's all over. "Tins VATK IX HISTORY." 1701-1779- 1781' 1782-1836- 1847 lSG0n 1S6G-1S70- October 9. A charter was granted to Yale College. -Count Pulaski was mortally wounded in the assault on Savannah. The French and Americans I opened their batteries upon the British at Yorktown. -Lewis CaBs, American stales man, was born. Died June 17 1866. -Sir James Saumarez, famous British admiral, died on Guernsey. Born there on March 11, 1757. -Slavery was abolished in the Swedish dominions. -Major-Ceneral Leonard Wood of L'. S. A., was born in Win chester, N. H. -General Geary was elected Governor of Pennsylvania. -The Italian Union was established. JEFFERSON STREET j case settled; , I An amicable settlement over thej Jefferson street disagreement has G. Hendricks, trustee for the Stewart heirs, had erected in the middle of the street extending south of West Eighth street has been torn down. Tho mattm. u-ni, l.wl 1.,. , U " tunnel " UO OTlllCU LIIU HCllor and the city each sinudiiiK half of the cost 01 inu iuiiu w nicn win ue ueuicar ett to tne city. XEWS XOTKS CALL Vill CITY WAIUtAXTS. Notice is hereby given that all city warrants up to and including No. 46 registered April 15th, laos, and Irawn on the general fund, will be paid on presentation at my office, October 14th. HKiS. Interest will cease on that day. KKA.S'K RE1SNEU, City Treasurer. Eugene, Ore., Oct. 7, 1!I0S. The attendance at the Lebanon public school is 320; at Sliverton. 344. Dr. L. M. Davis, of Portland, who has sued the Journal for $40,000. damages, values his future political opportunities at $10,OUu. and wants that much for their damage by the Journal. Application will bo made to the next legislature for the setting aside of Crook county as a separate fair district from The Dalles, so that a legislative appropriation can be had for the annual Crook county race nnd fair exposition. leury Warnock, shot Sunday by L. Mauldlng, died In the Salem hospi tal Tuesday night. The accident hap pened In the foothills east of Silver Ion, Warnock's thigh being horribly shattered by the charge from his companion's gun, which was being reloaded. Kul; SAl K iluit Orpington eg.-.s, li for l. w. li. Hampton. ui; Columbia avenue, corner U'th si. Foil SALE .",iio inane, amies; new. about half price; big bargain; terms to suit. K. H , e.ue I. iiuni - EOIl SALE Olt KENT- Panning land and city property. V. liooov sky t;s Lawrence street, Eugue, 0r- olO H)H SALE one mil blood Kamlwu-' lette iiam; also grade ranis; Ii. L. Jacobs, Clenwood Stock Farm, Dex ter, Oregon. I'OK SAI.K - Itlaeh, Coach s'allion. broken to work. $;!He. S.r.i.e lee ti insure. , 1 0. Lii'e Itr i: ,. Maplelon. Or. i ., " Hill SALE I 'IIKAI-- Flr.l- , i yelo;ie(iia ot litt, , :i nas. w. Phelps. ,-. Ei, stive!. Phone lie.i ;;i;, , : WOULD YOU FORGET TO OPEN A REGISTERED LETTER IF YOU RECEIVED ONE You would open a registi&ed letter or a telegram, of course! Hut are ou not. just the same, somewhat careless about other things mat should have almost e.iual Interest to you? Perhaps once a week per haps once a day -a classified ad. is printed that touches your personal interest as sure ly and as keenly as the letter or telegram would - but, are you SI RE to see It, to consider it, to answer It. to profit by It? Of course (ln Waul' Ail is lle livcrcil (o you us out- of a bunch aiiil you have to plek OIK (In- one Hull is "Idl! Vlll." PROFESSIONAL CQLUffiN I'HVSICIANS .Wit SI Itl.l.DNS I'll. H. L. S 1 TIlLLV Osteopithio physician. Offices over Chauiha.-' tore. 618 Willamette street Phone lllaelt 1320. CiO.suhatloo 1 free. Residence, r.27 Pearl street. Phono lllack 32n. C. 11. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlo physician aud surgeou. Chroulo diseases and diseases of women and children a specialty. Electri cal vibratory aud light treatment. Office, Suite 1, 2 aud 3, Dunn build ing. Phone Main 640. Hoards Hoffman House. Phoue Main 11. DH. ANNA MAUKEIl. Osleaiwllllo phyn'ciau. All curable rtiaanet) treated. Women and childtan u specially. Office over V. K. Dunu'i. Pilots lied 1631. tl. S. HIOAUUSLET, M. D.- llegular ..physician nnd surgeon. Offlcea Id and 17 McCluug building, Eighth and Willamette streets. Office aud residence, phone. Main 4 7. A T 1 1 Mt K VS-A I'- LA KOit SALE - A cottace. ; aster large rooms; good u.ite.; f;,;: lure and cariels eonip:e;e. $1: . Enquire 02.i Olive sum;. FOIl SALK ii-room noi.i-e. Hire, blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot S0x7ti feet. Price, I210U. Ore gon Land Company. tf FOIl SALE -Good work team, wug ou and harness; weight n limn 1200 each. S. S. Miller. 3 miles southwest of Eugene. It. F. D. No. 3. ol0dw& FOIl SALE A well-bred Cotswold buck; weight, 231 pounds. At It. 11. Bond place, west of Irving. Phone Farmers 336. Address 11. K. Gibson, Eugene. il2 FOU SALK Two full sited lies, (wo slx-rootn 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. 8. K. Wllllama. WA.ITun VVTEli -At oinv Two or three flrst-cla-s lather... Enquire of A. Lombard. o0 WANTED At once, 20.000 bushels ot oals. 1 lll ii lie Williams TraliH fer Company. Main 65.. WAN I ED A r-uuiher of girls to learn nursing. Euiiilro at (ho Eu gene General Hospital. If WANTKD Good competent girl for general housework. Mrs. M. A. Mathews, 71 West Ninth street, tf HKHli IS, A CHANCE to buy from the owner and buy right, nice high lots or houso and lot, all on (he B(reet car line. 1 have 8 lots nnd 2 dwelling houses. All must go. In ciniro nt 806 East Thirteenth st. "THIS IS MY 4.VTH BIRTHDAY." Edward William liuk. Edward William Bok, the well known Philadelphia editor and writ er, was born In the little town of Helder, near Amsterdam, Holland, on October a, 1S63. ins great grand-father was admiral-in-chief of tho Dutch navv. his grandfather a chief justice 'of the Supreme Court and his father one of the ministers or the court of K(ng William ill. Busi ness reverses led his lather to emi grate to America with his family in 1869. He settled in Brooklyn, where young Bolt received his education. At the age of 13 years he became office hoy in the employ of the Western Union Telegraph Company. He de voted his spare time to study and soon became stenographer. At the age of nineteen he became editor of the Brooklyn Magazine, which he sold after a few years, lo become connected with the publishing firm of Henry Holt Co., and later with that of Charles Scrihner's Sons. At the age of twenty-five he became the editor of a magazine published in Philadelphia for women. He has nl so won recognition on the lecture platform, principally by his talks about "The Keys lo Success." ad dressed to young men. CASTOniA. Bean the Ihe Kind foil Ha8 Always ttought soiTHEii: r.-.cii'ic It. R. TIME CARD Toward Port laud Passenger No. 16 2:43 a. in., Oregou Ex press. No. IS -C:00 a. m., Cottage Grove passenger. No. 12 11:55 a. in., Roseburg passenger. Touanl Sun Francisco Piiswiiner No. 11 2:18 p. m., Kosehurg pas senger. No. 17 9:35 p. m., Cottage Grove passenger. .So. 15 12:32 a. m., California Ex press. No. 13 5:44 a. in., San Francisco Express. Wendling llruiicli No. 84 9:30 a. in., leaves Eugene for Springfield. No. 2 11:10 a. m., arrives Eu gene from Springfield. No. S7 1:00 p. in., leave-; Eugene for Wendling. No. 5:40 p. in., arrives Eugene from Wendling. JOHN M. SCOTT. Asst. G. P. A. A. .1. GILLETTE, Local Agt. Would Mortgage (lie Farm A farmer on liural Koute 1. Um pire, Ga.. W. A. Floyd by name, says: "Hucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two worst sores I ever saw, one on my hand and ones on my leg. It Is worth more than a gold mine. 1 would not bo without It if I had to mortgage the farm to get It." Only 2 5 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's drus store. FOU SALE Hot air engine; force pump connected; 600-gallon tank, fittings, 40 feet IH-inch pipe, for snlo cheap at Hall Shumway's, East Seventh street. See It. tf KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room in rotiiM-ction located in Register llldg., Willnilietlo St. Oak and 7th Eupene. Or. Phone Main !:( FOU SALK By owner, a choice piece of properly close .n, one block from Willamette street; lot 80x100; modern 9-room house; good burn; plenty of trees and I'hriitmury ; price reasonable. Ap ply 794 Oak street. tf FOU SALE BY OWNEIt Fifteen acres of choice fruit Innd, wide and selected variety of fruits nnd berries; all In bearing. Three miles soulhenst of Eugene, ou tel ephone and rurnl delivery route. Ootid house nnd new barn. Price reasonable. Cull up Farmers 284. It FOU SALE City property; lots, cot tages, residences; Irncts and busi nesses, $150 to 15700; farms, garden land, rrult, grain and slock, 1 acre to 89S acres; Timber tracts, 40 acres to 800 acres; see J. M. Morris, room 4, First Nnt'l Bk. FOU SALE Oho team of heavy mules, one set of chntn harness and one 3 VI -Inch Mitchell wagon. In good condition. Mules are true to a fault and a perfect team for I all purposes. Price for outfit. 1450. Inquire at this office. CLEARS Julius Goldsmith DltAFT HOUSES FOU SALE Schmltt Brothers, of Cn-swell, hnve four good draft horses for sale cheap. They are young nnd well bred. Call and see (hem n( Cn-swell. or write to Si luultt Bros, for description, prices and terms, tf LOTS FOU SALE T.Y OWNEIt Two lots and H-room house; barn; flue land for garden; on Fourth street, nesr mill race. Uit 11,0x95 on Twelfth and Alder streets, Jnsi Lorlh of Patterson school. J. J. Walton, 115 Wllla.'iiitte street, t! WANTED TO HUNT A big farm on shares, for from 3 to & years. Address "C. D.," care Guard, (f S. D. ALLEN Attoniey-a(-law. Of fice over Eaton's book store, 616 Willamette Btreet. Phone Black 2881. C. A. WINTEIIMEIEU. Attoruey-at law. Land titles fnd probate spec ialties. Office ovor Chuubers-llrls-tow Bank. WANTED To borrow 11700.00 at 7 per cent. Good security given. Address li., care ot Guard. tf WANTED Girl to assist lu general housework by the week, or student who will work for hoard. Ku quire 149 East Eighth slrout. olO WANTED Position as cook In cumii or hotel. Flfteon yearB' experi ence, KererenceB, Booth-Kelly Co. R. B. Uaruiau. London, Or. if WANTED AT ONCE At the Eugene Poultry Store. 102 K 9th St.. young chickens weighing from 1 Mi lo 1 pounds. Phono Main 645. WANTED You to take your old comforts to tho "Enterprise Shoo "Shop" for repairing: first-class work only; honest material; low prices. Half soles, 35c. and up. ns I'j.ist Minn strum. o31 FOK HUNT FOIl IlENT-Ktiriilshea rooms at 367 West Fifth Btrout. tf FOU HUNT Two light housekeep ing rooms, nil l-Jast Twelfth st. o9 FOU It E NT An 8-room house; In quire nt 270 North Pearl street, tf FOU HENT One or two HMUlshed rooms for rent; will take students: 728 Willamette street. . tf FOR KENT Furnished hoiisiikeen- ing rooms; also num. Inquire at 617 Alder Btreet. tf FOU RENT A good hotel property in Moreiire. Ail d ress William Brund, Florence, Or. tr FOU RENT Nice front room; fur nace tent; electric lUhla and ba(h. Suitable, for two gentle men. 164 Enst Ninth street. SAY i am here again io work. 1 am tho lone cement worker and finisher. Get your work done by L. C. Williams. FOU it ENT SO acres, 65 under nil. tivatlou; house, hum. henhouse orchard. Possession given Soptctu. 15th. For pnrlli'ulat'H see II McMurphey. 559 Willamette sti t GEO.K.MUMROE FURNITURE (17 West fciglith St., IUicoo, On-trno. I'luilie Hi-d IW70. Sole Agents for tin Poltlsnd Stove Worts. Fif'y-three s'yp-s, Including toe noted "Detroit l-i ri'-- Also tle Lsrletle Ranges the be.-t low price rnn,(e ion the market. A full of Heutcrs Just from, tlie factory. I i Call and examine our large stock 1 before buying elsewhere. FOR SALE 4 3 acres all level land. 30 In cultivation; new home, wood shed and chicken house and new barn; orchard; three good well Biol good wafer: every tiling ou the ilacn goes with It, Including household goods. This must hi sold In the next 30 days. I hnve also several lots close lu and also s house ud lot til3H4, chlesen house and pari and om fruit These rr bargains a n 1 s'inie of Uicm clnsp to Willamette ltrfet. For further Information call on the Pacific Land Company, K.-om 1, Hover huildlng. D. L. CartmHI manager. tf FARM FOU RENT - One of Hie hesl loo-acre farms In the county One mile from Springfield; no aeres rii-li river bottom soil, luo acres b-st prulrle ,; fia I r- build ings and good family orcisnl Ad dress P. o. Dux 9 1. Eugene Or. tl MIHCM,l,l,FOl H FIGURES IN COMING PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATION. . .... . ... i... t. r.. of tl"' celetinitl' J lie (Trent historical pti.cnni nnen - phi'vl- tl two hundred nnd twenty tifth anniversary "f ' "w will show otor ,-,.uvii figure- l'i costume. Tv. -!' !. ' I'wn and a courtier .,f bar!,.- II v-t !.- '"" j'.;',',',, '' ' feature, and It will surp ii anylliliii; of the lei c . . , n of phi.. l-l.-i.uis Mill-VMM I 'M Sll M-fi-ipinil :;?, P-H "'"t.l p ilfsl ll.l II I S.- . n SJ0PDJJU03 SOa A31MNIH FOK SALE f)U RENT -mm; acres In Cloverdale valley, 5 miles above Gosben and live miles irom Cn-swell. One of the best all-around places In Lane county, with every convenience. Water Is piped to the lionec: three good sprlngx close bv; 0-room house; ham mix 70. will hold 200 tons of loo-e hay; 125 seres of good timber, balance almost level, lying over I Mi miles .iloDg Cloverdale valley, on coun ty road; cood family or, haul. i ..-.oi ctvcti itntii' 'lia''-i . -M-' for -nt or f-al--, a cood ftuni -It-ua'.i I '-j ni!' frotti t' : r-..-- - ,!;-1C. lo lb" Pica-. -IP "HI I, .r ti-.-.-r ; Mr hoc.. f-ii. w l,: rn. I't itiarv and ti ;ph'.u fif a ic ! 1 - ttolu - 'T ' -1 t''1 i-f public ha!'. I "t (ill , u'.it- .1. IL B-B-l -. ccr. (l-.U'-IO-. '1 TABLE III lA III) Select table hoard for s limited number. Ilu-lm-ris or loorec-loiinl men ioi-fi t-r-d. 1'nll Mrs. Sklpwiirlh, Ph. on- 111 in k 1361. DON'T 'nil to See ('li.-zetn If you wunt biirguius In real eslnte. Wc buy and sell farm uud city proe erly, luiiiroved atol unluiioiiv-d. 1 Itole-r atid iiiiuhig Htm k II ('be. Ci-iii, Room II. VV n 1 1 -1 ii llldg tf UIG IIAKGAIN IN HEAL ESTATE For leti days utid ten days only, will offer twenty acres choicest river bottom land, almost In rltjr limits, for llU'i an acre. First f've seres g-'cs for IIKj an acre 1'hls Is a snap. Phone Main 645, or addreB I -oik Hoi 526, Kug.-ne. i.;-i : it i.. cli' tt Til. OflE'JO.N LAND COMPANY stands on Its own nif-rlra and Its no coiiihiniit Ion Willi any other company. We ellmliiA'o all pos slblllly of graft by lmiiicilliiej bftni-liig feller arid buyer toi'-tto-r We can fin, I what y,oi wan' tf It t t,i lo- lia-1 Ir. Hi'- coa-t cuiiiti v, anil u- II i.' nd!y give all itoult tin: Hti ui ecru .tl:v I ft toruiat Ion iks-.I'iIc c I have ft large ft, I of fa:?r and city1 r: 'M '-rt y. .'ll-' Mitui- goo l bu.vi III llt;i,,,-r Iftilds on reasonable t, ruiH JU W.'llaui-tie n'rcei. Eugene, Or. L. lllLYKH, Aitnruey-at-law. Oitlco over liiram buoo store, Eineue, Oregou. -EON K. EDMUNdON, Attoruey-at-law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan aud Savings Bank. l,. V. TRAVIS, Attoi ney-nt-lB. Of- uce over bugeue Loan & Savings Bank, Eugeue. Oregou. WALTON & NttSS, Atlornoya-at.-law. J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will practice in ail the courts In the Ute. Office, room S, Walton Block, Eugene, Oregon. GEOllGB B. DOIUUS Altoruey-at- law; otuce llovey Building, cur 8th aud Willametts streets; rooms 1 and i upstairs. WOODCOCK at POTTKK, Attornuya-at-law. A. C. Woodcock ami U. O. Potter. Office one block south of Chrlsinan block, Eugene, Oregon. WILLIAMS ft BEAN, Attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Uoan, Practice In all courts of the statu and before tho U. S. Land Office. Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 MuCluny JESSE O. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 2 West Eighth stroot, Eugene, Or, opp'-slto postofflce. Given Si.Jal attention to the examination of ab stracts, drafting wills, settling es tates, conveyances ami collections. Also to all penslou matters. Phuna lied 1J76. 1. N. HAUUAUGH. Special atten tion given to divorce aud aultjle aiont if estates. Agent for Conti nental insurance Company. Room 6, First National Buuk liulldtug, Eugene, Oregou. Building. "AiisritACTOiia" Tillll LANE COUNTY 'ABSTRACT CO., Hooms 2 and 3, Wnren Blocs., Eugene, Or Prices reasons hie. UlilAli ICMTATIU AtiKNTtf J. L. CLARK ft CO. Dealers ic reii ostalu, Cruswnll. Or. LNDKltTAKFRS J, W. KAYS ft CO., undertaker funeral directors. Eugene, or. DAY at HENDrtKSO.N, uuilenasera and eiiibaltuers. ' Corner VViilam etlo and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, fuuerul director. State llcoused embaliuer. Office aud residence. Tenth aud Olive streets. Phone Hud 44X1. .MINING ENGINEERS HEIlllKUT LE1UI1, mining engineer and expert meiallurglst. Reliable Information furnished to luteudlup Invosturs. Examinations and re ports on mines and ore trettuieuL Eugene Oregon. ARCIHTI-.CT FREE THOMAS Architect. Ssetch es and pluns drawn, blue prints and spettflcatlons. General super vision uvur buildings iu course of construction. If thinking ot build ing, large or small, see me. Terma reasonable. Uuoiu 7, Curisuiaa. block. VETERINARY SI'IU il-KINS LICENSED V K T K 1 1 1 N A I '. i -S Fl '. -GEONS Calls promptly unswered night or day. Drs. Christie & Han son. Office phone, Main 21. Res idence Phone. Main 6 12. Kl'ltVKVOItH A. II. TODD, surveyor, Eugene, Ore gon. Office 413 WIIISMe'.ltf struet. Groceries You will always find the best fcrands of Groceries Frcsh'Grcc.. Vegetables Flour and heed Ni drlavi. w tft our owooMivmv Pierce Bros. Pla ne Main 53 S:fclaS, o ' " "ft. and o O oo O (...) o O 1 o o o o