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INKS CARDS
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?-LAW
tTrit Attorn'
ItW wug Btof .
"TTmrneT-Bt-laW; Office
p. Shoe store, Eugene
3 i
kjuSON, Attorney-at-E.
1 and 2. Eugene Loan
h pan iunw
.Lawyer; roomi 14 and
, A Ravines bank
lone eu
foTsT-Attorner - at-
VI8 Attoruej-ai-ww; oi
' Kngene Loan ft SaTlngv
Igene,
Il Attorney-at-lawi office
lewelrv store, 5&f
L ureet. Phone Black
JrERMElER, Attorney-at-i
titles and probate ape-
I Qince over Juugouv xw.
L Investment Co.
t., djrsiiNS Real nroo
kbits and corporation law
Ideral and 'na oiiicb pra.
Lie Main 61. Eugene, Or
a uoRRIS. Attorney-at-
Hovey building, corn
h and Willamette ttre.ta
and 2, upuaira.
t SMITH, Attorneys-at-n
WnnAvftpit and Richard
Lib. office 18 West Ninth
Ene, Or.
HtRILL, Attorney and
Cr-it-law; roomi 8 and 10
E building, corner Eights
ilimette Btreeta, Eugene,
phone Kod 1151.
WELLS, lawyer: 481 Wll-
Ureet, Eugene, Or. Glvet
mention to the examlna-
abstracts, drafting of wills,
of estates, conveyance!
nations. Also to all pen-
(tttrs. Phone Main 108.
IS t BBAN, Attorneya-atr
M. Williams, L. U. Bean
In all courts of the stat
bore U. S. land office. Of-
13, 14 and 15, McCluni
HBAUQH, Attorney-at-law;
ittention given to divorces
ktlement of estates. Agent
tlnental Insurance Compa-
lorn 6, FlrBt National Bans
Ig, Eugene, ur.
AKU1UTECT8.
ED, ARCHITECT, of many
tiperlence In San Francisco,
rmanently located ' In the
build he. Room 11. Plans
beclflcations prepared tor
4 concrete and steel
Also all other kinds of
IP. tf.
ICIAXS AND SURGEONS
N'NON, M, D. Homeopathic
(an. Chronic diseases and
is of women and children a
ft;. Electric, Vibratory and
treatment. Office, suite 205,
IM and 208 White Temple.
Mam 540. Boards Hoffman
Pbone Main 11. tf
KD Arcnltect, 87 West 7tb
he, Black 2622, Eugene, Or.
(OPATHIO PHYSICIANS
U STUDLEY, Office rooms
u, wnite Temple corner or
I IDS Dub Phnna Main KRQ
knee 527 Pearl, Phone Black
fNA MAURER, Osteopathic
Fits. All curable diseases
fi. Women and children a
ny. Office over F. E.
'. Phone Red 1631.
!K fc SMITH Mrs. Olive
if, Miss A. M. Smith Osteo
' Physicians, graduates of the
un School of Osteopathy of
"Hie, Mo.,Cherry block.Slxth
IKealdence Phones, Red 4211
Pel 5161.
UNDERTAKERS
f HENDERSON, undertaken
moamers, corner Wlllam
H Seventh streets.
GORDON, funeral drector.
licensed embalmer. Office
naldence, Tenth and Olive
i Phone Red 4481.
MIXING ENGINEERS
ERT LEIGH, mining engineer
metallurgist. Kenaoie
Nation fnrnlatiA.1 In InnitfnB
worn. tt0i .i -.
l on mines and ore treatment
ure.
PIANO TUNERS
ANDEHsnv Plnnn tner
orders at the Lawrence
c" music store, 26 West .Sixth
.niona Black 1027.
CONTRACTORS
r-ACTOR AND BUILDER
rnenced workman;
Inside work
estimate
9rders ;ui - i mn at.
( "til CICI "3 J1UUI) "v
rOU. Ediai. ITa-tln QQ9 I.nw-
p ,treet. Eugene, Oregon.
THB ITJQBNB DAILY OtasD,
Spring
Styles
We want you to come in
and see the latest things in
Lockets
Pendant Neck
laces Pendants
Bracelets
Hat Pins
Braid Pins and
Combs
New designs and every
thing up to date.
WATTS JEWELRY GO.
Cor. 9th and Willamette St.
PATTON'S
SDN PROOF PAINTS
Made To Stand
Oregon's Climate
SOLD BY
OVERTON S
16-18 Seventh St Phone Red ) 161
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED
STASLES
Good turnouts, hacks, car
riages, double and Bingle bug
gies, rubber or Bteel tires.
Also dealers In hay, grain and
mill teed, delivered to any part
of the city. Horses boarded by
the day, week or month. Otve
us a trial. We will use you
right.
HESKITT & YOUNKIN
14 V. 5th Street, EuRenc, Or.
Phone Main 805
Spring Medicine
There la no other .- when medl.
cine Is so much nesde-l as in the
)nT?hbe5t Sp,rlng '"Wicineraccordlng
lSotSdVS or
Hood's Sarsaparilla
,.,!i.pur"1'? and '"Wies the blood.
p., !.ru,p' ons; bu"d, up th w-
! . Loda.y, ln USUi,1 "iuid form or
lauicis Known as Sarsalabs.
1"HE HOfot. HEARS
THE HAMMER
)n the anvil with satisfaction it he
aas been here before with mlsgiv
'ngs If he's not. There's a whole lot
t difference in shoeing a horse. Our
nay is the kind that takes Into consid
eration the comfort of the horse at
veil as the condition of the roads
We do all kinds of repair work.
BURBACH
531 Olive St.
Yawman & Erhe
Filing . devices and
all other office spec
ialties. Globe Wer
nicke Elastic Book
Cases.
SCHWA ZSCHILD'S
BOOK STORE
Realestate f
FARMS AND KltllT LANDS,
TIMBER LANDS A XI) STOCK
AND DAIRY RANCH US, I'Ol'L
TRY FARMS, GARDEN" LAND,
ALL Sl.US CITY AND 81'.
llt'RBAN PROPERTY.
If you have anything to sell
it will pay you to list it with
me. I SELL 'EM QUICK at
owner's price. If you expect
to buy anything, it will pay you
to see me, as I have some of
the best bargains in the county.
I have lived In Lane county
for 29 years, can tell you all
about the land nnd climate.
Tell me what kind of a place
you are looking for and I will
show It to you. Can furnish
the best of references.
ED ERYANT t
Rooms 10 and 17. over Cock- 9
erllnc WetlK-rhee s store,
Corner 8tli ami Willamette.
MtNNMMOeeMOtMHNII
THURSDAY,
APRIL 21, 1910
hParstndorses
PRESIDENT TAFt!
Former Democrp and Indepen.
dence Leaguer Issues
Statement
Ky8,blhnSn pr'.' 2 William
Randolph Hearst, former aspirant
for theDemocratlc nomination for
the Presidency, tonight issued a re-!
markable statement over his own
ttenatlirn In mhlnh 1, ,T.. ..
indorsed Mr. Taft.
In doing so he also criticises ln!
severest terms the administration of
President Roosevelt, and la so many
words warns the AmUpi..nn .! t
against a renewal of the politlcai
domination of the ex-presldent. I
.nr. nearst caned at the White
House this afternoon. He snent half
WILLIAM R. HFAKSI.
TSSXS
Madame Dean's
H
Bangs Livery Co.
Livery, Feed and
Sd Stable
OFFICE OK
ugene. Blue River & Foley Springs,
ugene, Mapleton & Florence.
Hugene, Fall Creek & Lowell.
Eugene and Crow stages.
CABS TO ORDER
Phone Main 1. -,
Mm
FRENCH Pi I p
FEMALE IILLOl
A S4FB, CitnTAIW ItK-
Mekbtruatiob. ntlin iu i rn
8fel Survl redyl HtlrcUon Oiiii
anUK-d or Money ll-fuinlI. Bent pre
mid tor ll.m pir box. Wlllmnd tliem
in trial, to bo paid for when rfllweO.
8oinnle Kiwj. lnslKt on RctUnc tbo
cenulne, accept no gubntltuuj. It your
dmxKlKt doon not have Uiein end your
onlere to the
imifn vedicil CO.. oi 74, Lancaster, N.
K
Sold in nane f W. L ":Uio
Ml'fiio TEAntEKS a
P. MR. nii mTTs Taaehsrt
P;0"". Guitar and Banjo. Clubs
P. Gibson mandolins, Martin
.- u saie. f t4 OUT street
wed BS11.
PSTER PILLS
'- Off '!' ' I:iBrrf..rfTtrai..lX
- ; , J (,tj net i.Qf
. I ' ' I th liH9 k.!-' n. V
A. C. MATHEWS
General Teamn?
Concrete, Gravel, Bui: -ing
Sand and good excavation
earth lor sale
Pbont Black' 2811
or call at 345 W4th
Electric
Succeed when everythir.g else falls.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
It Is the. best medicine ever sold
over a drucriisfs counter.
an hour with the president. Upon
leaving, Mr. Hearst said he had call
ed merely to pay his respects to Mr.
Taft, whom ho said he admired.
Later he Issued his Indorsement of
the TaR admlnlst:ntlon.
"No one can talk with the presi
dent without appreciating and re
specting his earnestness and stneor
Ity," the statement says. "Personally
I believe also in his efficiency. He
has been one year ln the office and
ho certainly has accomplished more
in that year than Roosevelt did In
his first year.
"It is hardly fair to compare
Taft's ne year with Roosevelt's
seven, and yet, I am not sure even
with that, the comparison might not
be to Taft's advantage. Taft's meth
ods are not those of Roosevelt, but
then Taft will probably not conclude
his term with a panic.
"On the whole, it seems to me a
quiet, earnest gentleman who came
Into oiflce wlien the country was in
the slough of adversity and after
one year In office has placed the
country on the high road of pros
perity, is quite as valuable a presi
dent as a more showy and spectacu-
lnr iiprnnn whn found tllH rnulltrv in
tl.o l.,l.rlt r.r nrnmnr-itv nnH Ipft it'
in the depths of adversity."
Mr. 'Hearst aJmitB he does not
charge Mr. Roosevelt directly for
the panic of 1907, nor does ho un
dertake to give Mr. Taft the entlro
credit fcr the restoration of pros
perity, die declares, however, that
an administration which is produc
ing more dividends for hualness men
and finding work for the unemploy
ed, "should not be too carplngly
criticised for certain minor faults of
ommlsslon or commission.
I "Tnft Is carrying out Roosevelt B
policies in the one way that tney
ought to be carried out. That is to
say, he Is doing things thnt Roose
velt should have done, but did not
do.
Taft is making the railroad rate
complete and effective. The Roose
velt ralroad rate act has always
been an utter farce, and everybody
who knew anything about the sub
ject knew when It passed that It was
a farce and would ne a rauure.
"At anv rate. Mr. Heiiburn. the
gentleman who was selected by the
Roosevelt administration to stand
I sponsor for that bill in th j house,
I hBi been lint lately hung in effigy
ib) his constituents fcr too great
lileiKlliiif S3 to tno liiroans.
"WonlJ vim have returned that
kind of i.. .in. taiTged with I'-.-t kind
of testimonial, ta framj that kind
of a bill? And can ju imagine .Mr.
Roosevelt, the IJIogenes of polities
bunting through the house of con
gress, lantern In hand, to find an
honest man, and selecting this exe
cuted effigy as tho fittest one to
frame the people's railroad blllV"
This is Better Than a Gold Mine
FOR THERE IS NOT AGOLD MINE IN
OREGON THAT WILL PAY THE DIVI
DENDS THAT THIS WA ACRE FRUIT
FARM WILL PAY.
Thecrpp of this year will more than pay on: half the cost of this
fine orchard, that is all bearing English Walnuts, Apples, Peaches,
Almonds, Plums, Cherries all kinds of Berries.
$8,500 Will Buy
This already developed orchard, including 6 room house, good
barn, good well, three vehicles, all the implements necessarry to
to care for the orchard, five bee stands, garden already started.
There is not a better piece of ground to the square inch in Ore
gon at any price than this beautiful spot. I want to show it to
you, only one and one half miles from city limiis, and will be
taken off the list if not sold in a few days.
Tk L W .Hughes
AGENCY
515 Willamette St.
Over Hill's Gun Store .
A Child's Shoe
Correctly shaped and perfectly
made has much to do with the wel
fare of the feet in after life. This 1b
especially true of the shoes worn ev
ery day, and it 1b more Important
than you think, perhaps, that they
should be exactly right. We have
given much attention to the subject
and believe we have the correct shoe
For children we have a shoe es
pecially designed for hard wear, kid
forced, light extension soles, hand
sewed button or lace, specially priced
at DSc and 1.20.
DOUOK DEPT. STORE.
WAGON UMBRELLAS
Another shipment of those
popular umbrellas, for rain
or sunshine, has arrived. Do
not delay gottlng one, for they
go quickly. The Stovens &
Hulin Piano Houbo, corner
store, Commercial Club block,
IV.lni,h,,im Main 41.
TO HOMKSEEKIXa FEOFLK.
Either city or farm homes or tim
ber lands. Before leaving Lane
county on account of not finding
whut you want er on account of un
fair and high prices It will always
pay you to see H. oiisi.itM. u you
want a bargain, he has the goods I
and the bargains and absolute title; I
you buy no lawsuit, xou gel a gooo
title.
NOTICE.
The great trotting stallion Love
lace and the big Percheron drafter
Veloce, will made the Benson of 1910
In Eugene, Oregon at the Faitr
grounds. If you wish to make reser
vation for breeding see L. Rlckel at
the big barn on 13th nnd Charloton
treets, or Webster Klncald at 81
East Ninth St.
Cemetery It Owners Attention.
If you expect to Improve your
cemeUry lot and erect a memorial,
either tablet or monument, before
Decoration day, you should give the
matter attention at once, a nice stock
at reasonable price to select from
at 12. C. Lake's, East 7th. a28
Acreage Inside the
City Limits of Eu
gene for $650 to
$750 an Acre
Mathews Park will tbeu be the only acrtage
for sale in acre tracts in the City Limits,
These acre tracts Jo not cost any more than
do city lots less than three blocks away, and
an acre will make four regular si.ed lots.
They are located on North Blair street and
will be on the proposed Eugeuc-J unction City
Electric Line that is to be built this summer.
The soil in Mathews Park is rich river loam
there is none better for truck gardening or
for orchard.
Mr. Mathews is now in the East and may
upon his return withdraw from the market
that part which is not sold and plat it in city
lots. Make an appointment with us to see
Mathews Park. Call in person or by phone.
FUEL! WOOU!
TRANSFER
WILLIAMS TRANSFER
"I 71.im..ttfl 8L Phone
aw
CO.
Main 3o
HALL Bh SHUMWAY
IMambing and Bower Work.
Atet iro. work, iro j wo P o(
ly tten4e4 to- " O
pmmblng 'ltr: 7tn ad Oak St
Phone Black, 18' I
Hall and Sbnmway.
SMYTH TRANSFER
FOR. SALE
ti ee-vifin fnet. one
' i me cm "vi
block from Willamette street with
i one 5-room plastered house and one
7-rootn house; good fcsrn and all
jout buildings; city water, only
j'3rXtra fine eat frontage of 110
I feet on Willamette street, only
: $: 100. for a short time.
The very best fruit land at J1Z 50
per acre, only 1 miles from Bu-
820 South Oak street between lth
and Htb.
llrtlRg
Office, room ir, stored
engine. Oregon , e I'.m-.e
free f"f'B f;l::p , l, .i,e. :.
ted .O,l,rtoi1 Furmtur
BEf ROCK WELL DRILLING
Eleven years cxpcriccc. 9
Any siz: hole Itfw " m
C, E.
Oracling, l-.xeuvntlii! nnd Teaming.
The Eugene Sana st Gravel Co. do
grading, excavatliiB and general
naming; can furnish concrcie grav
el, u;;lied mud, crushed rocs and
loam on a moment's notice, l'hoi.e
oriie, llaln 131; residence Ilia' k
66M or leave orders at u. . Iwu
y s oiflce, 37 W. 7th.
8TA LMON'H
I will stand two stallions at my
place, two miles north oi Cubuig,
during the season. One Is a regis
tered Percheron welching 1900
pounds and the other a standard
bred trotting horse.
U 1AJUIH UUKK,
dwtf Coburg, Or.
O
M.-nl ve. 10(KI l'l"'lie It'll fil'J
. . t: :. ' '
5 'or .' .ni. - ut t k-f'S-
T. 11 t.O.,lM nffl.A. ml
GUT. T. I i CJim, i uiila n, c
.. u'Mt t.-!phth Hlreet. TaII attend
ed to dy or night. Day phone 1171;
night pht-ne Main D2K.
Q .
fllve your order for lumber, ws;
give satisfa-tion. T'gfi Coyote I. urn-I
i,er Co.. .n't Whito T,!. Itld? tf;
Tho Coyote Lumber Co. will etl-l
mate your bill of lumber. Address
or call at Room . 318, Whito Temple
Hldg. u,
Don't wait for light nays to have
rotir glasses fitted. Wo can do your'
work to your entire satlifnctlon any1
kind of a day. Watts' Optical Tar-
tors. 1
Do you want lumber of any kind?'
Leave your bill njt 318 White Tem
ple Hldg. for the Coyote Lumber
Co. . 'f(
Freah supply of Ix)wncy's "ndles
(tint received at lowers Druk '.
Ninth aad Willamette.
l.MO.V ( A HUH.
LOCAL UNION NO. 1455 United
Brotherhood Carpenters and Join
ers of America; mecu every
Thursday evening at 7:37 o'clock
sharp, at their hall. (Engle's), cor
ner (Sth and Willamette streets.
Veiling brothers cordially Invited
to meet wl'ih us. L. f). Clark,
l'rr.. ). C. Iteynolds. S'e.
Eugene Real Estate
and Investment Co.
. Ccrnsr 8fh and Willamotta, Pliona Main 78
All old "'!
I'hone Main
losed out at cost to I
tf
CI.AUK I'AI.MKU I'hon- Main
SM, Mania Mill E. 10th Mill!
rare. -J!''''1'! I'lnnlim MIM.
Work, rniturci lieiliiiieJ am.i
Uullt. L. K. Clark, I'hone Black'
gm, 181 E. Kth Street.
Tho Greatest of All.
430.0OK acres of choice fruit, veg
etable, grain and grslntPiands, l-o-nora,
Mexico; splendid climate, 23
Inches of rainfall during summer
months, to Injure an abundance of
crops. I'uro drinking water anywhere
at a depth of 23 to 30 feel, enty
of wood for fuel and fencing; from
17 to 20 miles from S. P. II. H. rtd
30 mil's from deep water and har
bor. Price of land 2.&0 per acre on
ly until further notice. Any wishing
to Join us for a trip on April 4,
please call at the office of Mexico
Land Co., rooms 11 nnd 16, Eugene
Loan Savings Unnk bldg., Eugene,
Oregon.
MWtG.WST.WMIIK
Min. inn mill and :nrnl'ni.c factrrjr
Unit Thlrtnsuth street. Phone Mall
IK 7. K. C. Morgan, res, phone, Hed
Pmuos a Specialty
e