lioXTON PHIS BLOW
TO DETE4 111 E Ht RNS
fall openinc sale
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
San Francisco,
Ang. 27
lu the
lie
Glass trial today Heney called former
FOR SALK
Mayor Boxton to clear up the latter's
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
boiler.
Enquire
at First and High
statement last week that Detective
streets,
or
406
East
Eleventh.
s3
Burns had told hint to deny any
MI\I\G ENGINEERS.
knowledge of connection with Golden
f aeN w Goods are He e and «Ve Invite You tj Attend Our Foil Opening
M Roy with the graft prosecution, FOR SALE Fresh milch cow. R
Vergel, on Whitney r.tnch.
a31 HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
and if necessary to make affidavit to
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
ra'l goods htve been arriving almost daily for the last six weeks—We have enlarged the
that effect. The effort failed, how-
Information turnisned to Intending
TOM WOLF, OF FLORENCE. HAS lever, and Boxton reiterated th«' state
•iifere it departments for the coming season and feel that we can now serve you better than
Investors. Examinations and re
ment that Bums told him to swear
ports on mines and ore treatment.
ever betore—bet'er goods larger assortments.
We placed orders for these goods months
MIRACI LOI S ES< APE FROM fal ely to cover Roy. ’Other witnesses
Eugene, Oregon.
and officials of the telephone com- CORDWOOD FOR HALE- Leave or
befo;e the heavy advance in price and can make practically the same prices as pre-
DROWNING IN I'AI 1E1C—WASH ’ pany testified to immaterial matters.
ders with L. G. Brown at Dr.
Brown's office in Chrisman block.
vai cd last year.
ED OYERlUtARD FROM TUG
Notice for I'ublieatiou.
Juring this two weeks’ sale we will make special effort in displaying the new mer-
United
States
Land
Office,
.
FOR
SALE AT A B\RC UN -First-
ROBARTS BY' HUGE UWE —
Roseburg. Or.. July 30, 1907.
-handise and wc want you to feel that you are welcome—whether ready to buy or not.
class piano at a bargain. Please 1.1VIA Z. BOND Instructor of piano
Notice Is hereby given that in com call at the residence of Mrs. W. L.
and organ; latest and best methods
GASOLINE LAUNCH LOST
^e want you to know what you can buy at this store and what you have to pay
pliance with the provisions of the act ' Del.ano and investigate. Mrs. C.
used, conducting rapidly to equal
of congress of June 3, 1878, enti
D. Combs.
»1
ity of finger power, facility and ex
tled "An act for the sale of timber
pressive quality of tone. Terms
Tom Wolfe, a well-known resident !1 lands in the states of California, Or FOR SALE 2 30 acr«>s, one-half bot-
Ladies' Street and uress Jkirt»
given on application. Room 21,
Op mng Sala—W Jin n’s, Misses’ and Childrm’s
of Florence, arrived in Eugene on egon. Nevada and Washington terri
t«'tn land, about 30 cleared; good
Hall building
The new fall styles are here in a
New Fall Coat»s
last night's stage on busim'ss, ex tory,” as extended to all the public
nine-room house and barn, on the
variety of different cloths and
J.
pecting to remain in the city a week land states by act ot August 4. 1892,
Mohawk river
Address A.
ABSTRAtTORS.
Adv.nc« S.I« l«r.«r
l.„ Y,„_Long:CMb
al
or more. Mr. Wolfe on last Monday Lyman J. McCrath, of Sultan, county
styles, prices
$3.90 to $6.50
Workman, Marcóla, Or.
had
a
very
narrow
and
almost
mirac-1
in the lend—Easy htlin« Garment« Preferred
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
of Snohomish, state of Washington,
ulous escape from drowning in the I filed In this office on April 11. 1907, FOR SALE—The standing timber, CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Warren Block.
Men s, Boys' and Childrens'
°T
S’ tn<1
4rC in the market
extrcmd
low^qualHy
We
offer
the biggests values
— y
evervth;»«,
- i nyk
a■ j
mostly
fir,
on
20
acres
about
tour
cold waters of the Pacific ocean. He I his sworn statement No. 8468 for
Eugene, Oregon. Prices reasonable
Caps
miles south of Patterson school
was washed off the deck of the tug the purchase of th«1 SEX« of Section
and make considered. We mv.lt you to call and seethe new
house
Apply
to
John
Howe
on
Roberts by a huge wave as the ves j No. 10, In Township No. 17. south.
UNDERTAKERS.
We are showing; a fine assort
premises, or address Eugene, Ore.
sel was crossing the bar at Coos Bay, I range No. 7 west, W. M . and will
whether you are ready to buy or not
ment of the new
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and he remained in the water thr«*«»- i offer proof to show that the land
J. W KAYS A CO., undertakers and
quarters of an hour before he was i sought is more valuable for its tim
Infan's* Bearskin Coats $2.75 Stylish Bradcloth Coats $12 00 The 50c kind.
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
—
Fine
stock
The 75c kind
rescued.
ber or stone than for agricultural
Made of fine quality broad-
Infant's coat, made of plain
DAY
a HENDERSON, undertakers
ranch
with
plenty
of
spring
water
To a Guard reported this morning purposes, and to establish his claim
white bearskin, trimmed with silk cloth, 50 inches long. collarless
and embalmers. Corner Willam
Mr. Wolfe told the story of the affair to said land before W. W. Calkins,
for Irrigating purposes See Lee
Ladies'
Muslin
Underwea
ette and Seventh streets.
braid on cuffs, double breasted, double breasted, trimmed around
substantiolly as follows: The Ro U. S. Commissioner, at his office in
Hnselton, Oregon Cigar Store
For two weeks we will give
with two rows of
CO 7C neck and cuffs with velvet and
berts
had
in
tow
a
gasoline
launch
Eugene.
Oregon,
on
Tuesday,
the
W.
T. GORDON, funeral director.
tf
buttons ....................... «pav.C O
Assorted splendid values in the muslin
silk soutache braid.
I
owned by two Columbia river fish -th day of November. 1*07
8tate llcens«'d embalmer.
Office
colors.
ermen who were on their way from
He narain as witnesses: Georg«' H. FOR SALE Seven-room house, plas
wear section.
and residence. Tenth and Oils«
Curley Bearskin Coats for In- Special .............
Coos Bay to the Siuslaw river. Just Hale, C. Kansas Hale, Mark Thur-
strt'ets. Phone Red 4481.
VISIT THIS DEPARTMENT
fints and children, trimmed with
tered. good barn, woodshed and
as the vessel had passed the whist : man and C. P. Courtright, all of
milk
house,
lots
of
fruit
and
near
silk braid, double
Rubberized silk coats, fair or
ling buoy on the bar the line parted Hale,
Embroidery Special
tie. I-ane
uane roumj,
* ly an acre of ground; close in.
county. Oregon. -
breasted, each........... ar V
rainy weather, at ................ $8.75
PHYSICIANS ANI» 8URGEON8.
and the launch was cast adrift. Ef '
Any tanva
and ns*
all g.«,.
Pedons
AU/
-- — _ claiming ad-
$300o If taken at once. See Bush-
forts were at once made to secure versely the above described lands are
Some are fine Swiss embroideries,
CHILD’S COAT, made of fancy
r>— f. Cn
EXCEPTIONAL VALI ES
W. O. PROSSER physician and sur
the launch, but as the bar was very I requested to file their claims in this
some are fine nainsook embroid
mixture, of a dainty stripe effect,
geon la addition to general prac
rough it was Impossible to do so. The i office on or before said 5th day of Fv . .-> >*.r. . uruer lol.'0X160, with
Ladies'
48-lnch
fancy
mixture
36 Inches
CO 7^
ery, some are wide corset cover
tice of medicine and surgery spec
vessel was placed tn such a position , November, 1907.
coat, velvet cuffs and collar, best embroideries, some are narrow
six-room plastered house, on a
ial attention to all diseases of the
that the swells struck her broadside,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
brick
foundation,
with
bath,
toilet,
possible
value,
Better quality, 33.25; 34.50;
ear, nose, throat and eye. Rea-
edgings. All are underpriced
and many of them washed over her
Register.
hot and cold water, electric lights,
Idence, corner 14th and Pearl
deck. One especially larg«' one was
and
east
front;
fruit
of
all
kinds;
streets. Office, Beckwith build-
seen coming, and Mr Wolfe,who with
Notice for Publication.
I nice barn and room to build an
one of the fishermen was standing in
Ing Telephones—Office, Black
United States l.and Office.
Roseburg, Or., July 29, 1907.1 other house. Two blocks from
the stern of the tug, was struck and I
1291; residence. Main 90.
Willamette stree’t. east
Price,
carried overboard. Mr. Wolfe fran-' Notice Is hereby given that In com
33000.Enquire at Sterner’s grocery DR. ANNA MAURER, osteopathic
Mew fabrics especially inidemand among early purchasers, are now
tically tried to regain the vessel, but pliance with the provisions of the act
store.
tf
in our dress goods department. Assortments of fancy effects and plain
physician,
All curable diseases
he found himself being gradually car of congress of June 3, 1878, enti
treated, Women and children a
colors in fancy and plain broadcloths, chiffon, Panama, serges, etc
ried to sea by the ebb tide. It was tled "An act for the sale of timber |
FOR RENT
specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn’s.
impossible to launch a life boat In l lands in the states of California, Or
Phone Red 1631.
such a sea, but the crew of the ves egon, Nevada and Washington terri FOR RENT—An ll-room dwelling
Cniffon
Panama
65c
The yard for Bedford
house. Enquire at 641 Hifcrard
sel time and again attempted to tory," as extended to all the public
DR. McDOUOAL. pnyslctan and sur
iw’-JC«
fjne serge—looks like
„ bj. act o ' f August
*------- I.
if
line ___ so _ that the apparently i
*• gtateg
I 1892,1 Street,
Wa are displaying a ’
line
throw v a ____
geon. In addition to general prac
much higher priced goods.
nin.r man
n,»n could reach It.
__ .. H. j,.,vih
drowning
it, but
.... ¡William
of fine Chiffon Panama in plain
Smyth, iif of Eugene
Eugene, coun-
tice special attention given to dis
for
colors—cream,
black,
green,
I without suoceM. In the meantime I to of Lane, State of Oregon, filed In FOR RENT- Furnished rooms
eases of women and children. Of
housekeeping, with gas. Corner
tt 1
The yard for extra
brown, filue—these -are regular
Mr. Wolfe kept himself afloat by I this office on May 19, 1907, his
s3
fice over Preston A Hales. Phon»
O' ■ •
fine quality broad
holding to some slab wood which i 1 sworn statement No. 8441 for the* Pearl and 13th., 795.
75c goods. Our price, z* g _
■ N>S
Black 1631.
had been Finally,
washed howovAF,
overboard »Oolhor
by the I sworn
siaivu««-..,
.... *4 vf nivu
cloth, both plain and fancy colors. per yard................................ OJC
¡wave.
purchase
vf - the
MV *4 ,,f
of FURNISHED ROOMS Electric light
Full 56 Inches wide. The equal
wave carried the wood away and he ; ^‘><'**°n
*n Townshli .
and bath; three blocks west of DR. M G. E. BENNETT, ostéopathie
of 31.75 and 32.00 the yard
56-in Cravinctted Suitings
; was about to give up all hope when 19.
'*• south,
BOU"L range
^*n**.*>,, _ no. , »
wH1 i postoffice. Apply at 521 Lincoln,
physician. Acute and chronic dis
goods.
Willamette Meridian.
and
,
wlI
J
»•«-.
___
tf
eases treated. Offices over Cham
i his hand at'Cidentally struck against offer proof to show that the land '
at 90c the yard
bers' atoré. Phuue Black 138«.
a rope that had been cast out by the sought is more valuable for Its tltn- FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur
Extra fine all-wool serge in all
Residence phone Black I.NHd. ♦
A splendid bargain in 56-lnch
J vessel’s crew for his assistance. With i ber or stone
atone than for agricultural
the leading shades of plai n col-
nished rooms; free water. Enquire
cravlnetted goods, suitable for
all his remaining strength he held to I purposes, and to establish ills claim j of Campbell-Follman Company.
ors—4 2 Inches, at C 1 O
DR
H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopathic
skirts,
coats,
etc.
Actually
J the rope while he was pulled aboard. i to
Calkins,
a yard........................ Q> 1
vJ said
HHIU land
lauu before
Wawsw W.
...
physician. Office« over Chambers*
— • his
“ W.
*— v-s/rfosi
worth 31-25 a yard; ape-
Mr. Wolfe was in the cold water more U. S. Commissioner, at
office in
in WANTED To rent three or four
store, 518 Willamette street.
clal at, yard.......................... ¿rkJC
than three-quarters of an hour, and Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday, the , furnished rooms for light house
44-in. Marqiii'M'tte, S1.5O
Phone Black 1326. Consultation
I was so numb and fatigued that It 2d day of November. 1907.
keeping; private residence prefer
One piece of black, 4 4-in. wide,
free. Hours 9 to 12 a. tn., 1:30
took the crew some little
•...«- .«
—» to re-
Heavy, all-wool serge in as
time
He names as witnesses: Angus-' red. Address "M.” care Ouard.
usual retail price, 31.75 to 32.00
to 4:30 p. m.
a3l
sorted
plain
colors,
38
Z*g
_
hini.
The
fisherman
who
was
tus
J.
Brooks,
of
Eugene,
Oregon;
|
the yard, at
1 g/x inches, at, yard................. OJC
' vlve
washed
overboard
was
more
eas
Jerry
D.
Dannnon,
of
Eugene.
Ore-'
the yard .................... I ««/VI
also
J. FRANK TITUS, M. D.—Homoeo
WANTED
j ily rescued.
gon; Charles Layne, of Mound, Ore
pathic physician and surgeon.
It
is
said
that
this
Is
the
first
case
gon;
James
Gillespie,
of
Mound,
Or-'
Tailored models, exceler.t, in silk,
Chronic diseases and diseases of
i WANTED—A couple of men for help
ever
known
in
that
vicinity
where
a
women and children given spec
egon.
ers at the Eugene Iron Works, tf
wool and washable materials—
man was rescued after being so long
Any and all persons claiming ad
ial attention. Faradlc, galvanic,
broad shouldered effects a notice
W* were fortunate in plating order for these goods before the
in the water. Mr. Wolfe says that he versely the above described lands are WANTED AT ONCE Good cook and
static. X-ray and vibratory electdl-
does
not
want
to
repeat
the
expe
requested to file their claims in this
dish washer; good wages Theatre
able feature.
big advance in prices. We are in a position to offer you the very
cal treatments given. Office, cor
office on or before said 2d day of i Cafe.
rience very soon
tf
LADIES WAISTS of fancy figured
ner Willamette and Eighth streets.
best prices.
The gasoline launch was lost, as I November, 1907.
Matlock Bldg.
Residence, 633
mercerized
English
Waisting,
Looks like Silk, Rattles like Silk, price $2.00
WANTED-
Second
hand
organs;
will
well as the entire deck load on the
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Pearl street.. Office Phone, Red
pointed cuffs, a stylish and neat Petticoat made of fancy weave taffeta, wears better and is more
take them in exchange for new pi
Register.
I tug, besides the grub box and other
lòdi.
Residence phone, Red
anos or organs. Eilers Plano House
' deck fixtures.
«
durable than silk taffeta. Has a permanent lustre
CO AO
4981,
tf
Notice for Publication.
- » X
and lasting rustle, special ............. ......... ............ ......
United
States mmu
Land Office,
i mrea oiaics
_—
♦
LADIES' WAISTS, made of a fine
Others at $1.00, $1.25, $ 1.50 and $ 1.75
Roseburg Or.. July 27, 1907. WANTED—For the winter, board for
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
♦
DIED
man, wife
boy.
quality all-wool nun’s veiling,
Notice
that • In com-
- and - seven-year-old
-------------
♦
1VUVIW
• Is hereby
-- r given
---
• ■-----
— — s >
♦
Address,
giving
rates
and
location,
I
pitance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
j
♦
ta.lor-maJe, three large tucks In
8. D. ALLEN. Attorney-at-law, 616
>♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦**♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ of congress of June 3, 1673, enti-1 M. M. Miller, care Guard.
»31
front, making waist very full,
Willamette street, Eugeue, Oragou.
I tied "An act for the saie
sale of
oi iimuv,
timber
tucked back, center and stitched, In spite of the rising market in cotton goods, we have just as strong
the
|
| On August 26, 1907, Minnie,
i lands in the state» of California, Or WANTED- Agents, ladles and gen C. A. WINTERMEIER. Attorney-at
long
CO
and
two-year-old daughter of Mr.
a line of cotton blankets to show you this fall as last season
egon, Nevada and Washington terri-1 tlemen, )65 per month guaranteed
ol eves ........................................... J
law. Land titles and probate spec
to good workers. Call or address
Mrs. Bernard Peterson, west of Eu- . tory," as extended to all the public
ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris
12-4
Double
Blankets
in
assorted
gene. The cause of death was chol- land states by act of August 4. 1892,1 for three days at Hoffman House.
LADIES' WAISTS, made of a very 10- 4 Cotton Blanke's in assorted
tow Bank.
Th<- funeral was held ¡Cella Owen, ot Crow, county of 1-ane, I P I). Irons.
a||
colors,
pair
$1.50
to
$2.00
(era
morbus.
fine grade of all-wool nun’s veil
colors_________
75c and 85c
a29
__ Danish church,
*■« with inter- ¡state of Oregon, filed in this office (
at
the
ing, handsomely trimmed with
DORRIS A SKIPWORTH, Attorneys-
11- 4 Double Blankets, white and Comforts, nice assortment, prices
i ment in the nearby cemetery.
on M 4’ch 12, 1901, her sworn state-1 ZZ~.. Z.'Z~'Z"~Z' - Those who have
yoke, tucked collar, C *1 OO
from_______
$1 50 to $2.00
at-law. Office In Hovey building,
gray, pair _ _ $ 1.00 and $ 1.25
ment. No. 8435, for the purchase WOOD WANTED-
back and cuffs ......... ipO»W
over Chambers-Bristow Bank.
«
fresh salmon left over from the open ¡of the 3*4 of HE >4 of Sec-1 promised * to
“ l bring
'"1" the Guard woo#
on subscription account are re
j season.
* Hon No. 8, in Township No, 19 south, - quested to bring It in as early as LEON R, EDMONSON, Attorney-at-
EUG iNE’S
I*ortlan<l Livestock Market.
range No. 4 west,
M., and will |
law. Rooms 1 and >, Eugene Loan
The local livestock market is steady i offer
-
to show that the land ' possible.
and Saving
ink.
with no change In prices. Receipts sought proof
BAR GA N SHOP
Is more valuable for Its tlm- “
Ml 8» ELLAXEOI H
I today consisted of 71 cattle. Ruling
WILLIAMS A BEAN, Attorneys-at-
ber or stone than for agricultural
.quotations are:
law. J. M Williams, L. E Bean,
Cattle- Best Ht<-«-rr. $3.850 34.00; purposes and to establish her claim TRAINED NURSE -Calls answered
at all hours. Best of references.
medium, 33.25'it 3 L50; cows. $3.00; io said land before W. W. Calkins,
Practice in all courts of the stat«
Mrs. J. A. Atherton, 925 Orchard
cries manufacturers are today quot vals had the effect of bringing a fair to medium cows, $2.250 32.75; U. 8. Commissioner, at bis office in
and before the U. 8. Land Office.
fractional
decline
in
former
values.
Eugene.
Oregon,
on
Friday,
the
1st
avenue,
phon«
Red
4561.
tf
bulls, 32 *' 32.50; calves, $4 3-r>-
ing a decline of 2 1-2 cents a pound
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung
Sheep G«xid sh-ared. 340 34.25; day of November, 1907.
or 5 cents a square on the price of Over ripe stocks of («eacbes from the
GOLD AND 81LVER~’LATINO—On
Building.
___
_____
__
Charles
She
names
as
witnesses:
dry-rot
sections
are
hard
to
move
at
lambs. 34.50 0 34 75.
both best and second grade butter.
Jo.
knives,
forks
and
all
bouwehold
ar
Oregon;
Sovereign,
of
Eugene,
~
any
price.
i
‘ n . HARBAUGH. Spuclal attan-
Hogs - Best, 36.7531 37; lights,fats
Two creameries are still quoting the
ticles that do not look like new. I.
Liles, of Crow, Oregon; Walter Hol
Three cars of watermelons came In I ‘ and feeders. 36.254» $6.50.
tion given to divorce and settle-
market firm at 37 1-2 cents, the for
Write
the
Grego»
Plating
Works,
land,
ot
Crow.
Oregon;
Norris
Ow
I*o«-tlaii<l Quotatio««
ment of estates, Agent for Contl-
mer price, but all others are selling from Fresno this morning. Found i
128
Luwnsdah*
h -» i , Portland.
es,
of
Crow,
Oregon.
Creamery "butter 22 *» C 3 6»
oental Insurance Company. Itoom
Chlttim hark—5O5%c.
their be-st product today at 35 cents. the market in good shape on account
Oregon,
for
prices.
Any
»nd
all
persons
claiming
ad
Eggs —25 © 2 6c
5, First National Bank Building.
Tae latter say the market is not any ot excellent quality. A small lot ot
Wool—20 @ 21c.
versely
the
above
d-wrlbed
lands
are
casabas, the first of the season,came
Chickens I 2 1 0 1 3«.
Eugene, Oregon.
Poultry, K*B»< etc.
too firm at the lower figure.
requested
to
fib*
tb'lr
claims
In
this
Wheat -Valley. 80c; hluastem,
While the supplies ot cream show in with the watermelons.
Rigs—per dot., 210 26c.
Notice for Publication.
effbe
on
or
before
said
1st
day
of
L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law Office
The pear market remains In fine 82c.
a fractional increase during the past
Dairy Butter—35 0 4 5c
United States Land Offloe,
November, 1 907.
over Yoran's shoe store, Eugene.
Oats—323 1(24 par ton
few days, there ehas not »«ten time shape tor fancy stocks, but there is
Creamery Hutter—75c per roll.
Roseburg,
Or.,
July
26.
1907
BENJAMIN
L.
EDDY.
Oregon.
Barlev— 32 I * o«( 22 50 |ier ton
enough for the ralos to cause any much overripe fruit In the various
Hens—Per lb., 10c.
|
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
in
c<-tn-
Register.
Hay—Timothy. 315017; cheat.
few days, there has not been time | houses which 1» being moved at ma
Frys—Per lb., 10 0 He.
pllance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
L.
M TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of
310; grain hay, 37 (. 8
ago it was mentioned in this report terially lower figure».
Geese—Per lb., 5c.
of congrers of June 3, 1878, entitle«!
fice
over Eugene 1<o«n and Savings
Notice
for
Publication.
Mohair
—
Choice.
29
ft
30c.
that the market would advance and
The grape market showed a health
Ducks, per lb., 8c.
I
"An act for tho sale of timber lands
Bank. Eugene, Oregon.
United
States
Land
Office,
Wool
—
Valley,
I
8
ft
20c.
then decline, the latest move of the ier tone, especially tor tokays.wbich
Turkeys—12 0 1 4c.
Roseburg, Or., July 30, 1907. In th«- States of California, Oregon.
Hops—Prime, 60 7c.
creameries fully confirming this, are selling from 32 to 32.50 for fan
Fruits, VeM*l*ble«*. Etc.
A POTTER. Attorneys-
Notice is hereby given that In com Nevada and Washington territory," WOODCOCK
I
Potatoes
—
New,
75c0
31
per
cwt.
at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E O
cy stock. Ordinary grapes are selling . Onion»—New, $2.25 0 32.50 pe pliance with the provisions of the act as extended to all public land states
statement.
New potatoes—$1.25 per cwt.
Along Front street the butter trade at 310 31.50 a crate.
Potter, Office one block south of
Onions—Per lb., 3c.
of congress of June 3, 1878, enti by act Of August 4, 1 -<92, Adela M
cwt.
Pierce, of Walton, county qf Lane,
Chrisman block, Eugene. Oregon.
reports that supplies and demand are
Ground
cherries
are
beginning
to
Lemons—Per case. 36 0 37.
tled
"An
set
for
the
sale
of
timber
I
Chlttim
bark
—
5c
lb.
now equal and sales are readily made * arrive in the Front street markets.
Oranges—34.50 0 31-75.
lands In the states of California, Or state of Oregon, filed In this office WALTON A NEb^, Attorney»-at-law.
at 35 cents for the best outside pro-| Some came from Mosier this morn
Livestock Market.
egon,
Nevada and Washington terri on March 1, 1907, her sworn state
God-
J. J. Walton and 8 P New. Will
Mrs. Godfrey, mother of Jas.
No. 8 423 for the purchase of
duct.
Country
butter is in very firm ing.
tory,
”
a» extended to all the public ment
Steers—Per lb.,Sc.
frey, foreman at the state printing
practice in all the courts In the
the NW»/, of NEQ of 8>-rtlon No. 24,
request
from
the
outside,
with
ar-
.
land
states
by
art
of
August
4.
1892.
Sweet
potatoes
are
lower
with
larg
Good cows—2@2Hc.
oflce at Salem, and grandmother of
state. Office, room 3, Walton
In Township No. 18, south, range No.
rivals
small.
Viola
8
Page,
of
Seattle,
county
of
6c.
er
supplies.
Quality
is
improving,
Good prime dressed veal—5 ft •
Mrs. E E. McClanahan, of Eugene,
Block, Eugene. Oregon.
9 west, W. M., and will offer proof
Egg
Market
in
Fine
Stui|>e.
King,
state
of
Washington,
filed
In
Mutton on foot—Per lb., 3®34t.
too.
died In Salem last night. Mrs. Mc
to show that the land sought la more BOWER A MARTIN. Attorneys-at-
this
offl«.-e
on
April
6.
1907,
her
Locally the egg market is in fine >
Fat hogs—35.750 36
Clanahan has gone down to attend
Potato Demand Is Good.
er or stone than
shape. Receipts are. rather small and !
sworn statement No 8467 for the valuable for Its timber
law. J. H. Bower and W. G. Mar
Grain and Feed.
for agricultural pur io««», and to os-
the trade is taking all that comes at' For selected stock the potato mar- the funeral. » ____ ______
purchase
of
I
t
4,
and
th«-
SE
’
4
of
tin. Will practice tn all courts.
said land before
Oat hay—310© 311.
1
ket
is
in
excellent
shape
today.
Too
tablish
her
claim
to
SW
*4
of
Section
No.
30,
in
Town
ra quoted, Eastern eggs are
Office
over
Chamber»-Bristow
Nolle«' to Creditor«.
the values
I’. 8. Commissioner,
Cheat hay—Per ton—31b.
supplies of green and unma
ship No 17, south, range No. 7 W. W. Calkins, 1"
Bank. Eugene, Oregon.
showing
a good demand.buti liberal
Estate of John Kizer, dec ased.
Eugene. Oregon, on
Timo’hy hay—Per ton, $12.
likewise ci
__ •
tured
spuds
caused
lower
prices
in
at
his
office
In
west.
Willamette
Meridian,
and
will
Notice is hereby given that Felix
30th day of October, JESSE G WEI.IJ4, lawyer. No 3«
New Oats—332 per ton.
stocks from th at direction are not so < the latter, but for fancy stock the
oof to show that the land W«‘dii«»day, the !
points.
; market is in better shape than ever. Edward Whittaker has b«-en duly
Brin—Per ton, 321.
j good as hose from borne
1907.
tlm-
|e
for
It)
the
poultry
s
more
valúa
of the
West Eighth street. Eugene, Or.,
Mixed f«-ed—Per ton, 322.
She names ss wltne
..H RIH* fl ’ Jarvis
I Generali, y speaking Demands tor Alaska demand is still quite liberal, appointed administrator deceased,
stone than I ir H rlcultural Sutherland,
opposite postoffice. Gives spec
of
Walton,
Oregon;
Wil
market is in good shap< ■ good at the and practically all the buying for the estate of John Klxer, R Chrls-
Shirts- Per ton, 325.
ker
claim
■ and to rata
liam
8
Sutherland,
of
Walton,
Ore
hens and mixed lots 1 is some slight outside at this time is for the north by the Honora de G. of
ial attention to the examination of
New Wheat—Per bu., 70c.
Calkins,
W
W
Lane
judge
man, count
values iist ed, but there
market. For this reason deal
abstracts, drafting wills, settling
office In gon; William T. Bailey, of Walton.
at
red in getting the ern
aii per
f
Oregon.
encount
county.
State
are very eager to secure only the b-
¡difficulty
Tue« sday, the Oregon; W. H. Pierce, of Walton, Or
«,
Oregon,
i
estates, conveyances and roll«e-
against
the
estate
In
any
event
de
l M irket II. |-rt.
sons
having
claim
egon.
for s pring:
than an be bought and in
1907
y of Noveml
ls not so healthy
For land. Or.. Aug. 29.—Weakness I top
tlona. Also to all pension matters.
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
ad
sprit
tey are paying a are hereby notified to present the
ti
ma
nd
for
esses:
names as wit n«w«'a: William
eontlr. •es in the poultry market, es- as for hei
v« th executor at the law of-
versely
the
above
described
lands
ar«
Phon« Rod 117«.
over the prlc es same to
I
f
ractiona
I
ad
vs
nee
■ly, of Meadow. Oregon; Geo.
Feciall T in the spring chicken line,
flee of
o. Dorris A Skipworth in Eu D
Tomat««o s« II si Lov»er Figure
quoted in order to gel something bet- gene
I*n„ of Seattle. Washington; requested to file their claims In this
and |t *» quite probable that low
H
City,
Oregon,
with
the
necessary
Lower figures are ranging in I (ter than ordinary quality.
Mabe, of Walton Oregon; John office on or before Mid 30th day of
Prices will rule all the week. Re
vouchers, within six months
m«»nths from the M
Receipts from o
October, 1907.
Along
with
the
Alaska
potato
de-
tomato
market.
H.
Dick
of Eugene. Oregon
Ceint* fer intnf.
date
of
the
ffret
publication
of
thia
.-owe days
onys have
nave been
i,v.-n too
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
TIMBER AM» FARM LAND
side
are enormous,
ana
ao overripe , mand * ther.
___
___
normous,
‘pre „ is _ a _ call tor a small notice.
Any and all persons claiming ad
«i«u>«,
w
‘
—
.
Some
Register.
Hens are in fair »apply, bat quality are shown.
We can sell yon bettar land for
_ amount
__
" onions,
’
, Thia keep» the
versely
the
above
described
lands
are
Dated
this,
the
31st
day
of
Au
stock
sold
as
low
as
15c
a
box
today,
'
of
J’s demand is sufficient to take SICK* suiu --
leas money than you can buy any
“ .
requested to file their claims In this
latter market
In »'•
fine shape.
best stock
“• •-
gust. 1907.
of the offerings daily. Ducks but
place In law county. Don't fall to
but the
the best
stock rang«-d
ranged between,
between, ' Dreseed *" meats
office
on
or
before
said
Sth
day
of
ot
all
kinds
are
still
FELIX
EDWARD
WHITTAKER.
mna, sales
utM at,
St
_«itinue to drag, only young st«ck 40 and 5v cents, with most
or write ua before buying
Mr». L. G. Hsrpwr la shipping her »
November,
1967
Executor
"former figure.
|li*r<l to obtaia. Price» Mme.
at all. Eggs are firm at cur- I the
J. B MILNE * CO ,
household effects to Peorl». III.,where
BENJAMIN
L.
EDDY,
the former figure.
Cottage Orem, Or.
qno-atlona.
•h«
will
r«»ld«
la
th«
futur«.
tt
Is in
is good »b»P«
Fl»h market prire» remain at th« DORRIS A BKIPWORTH.
I
Register.
I The peach market is
shape
Attorneys for »state.
' r. amery Rotter Ixswrr.
— larger
i*r<»r srri-
for fancy stocks, bat •>
the
»rri- top aoteb. Markets etlll hare some
with the exception of two crea«-
$12.00
$4.50
The New Fall Dress Goods
'VYl Jc
Elegant fall styles
in Waists
Ladies’ Black Petticoats
"w:............... $1.75
Opening Sale of Cotton Blankets
R. W. NEWLAND,
»itili RtPURT ÜF
EUGENE MARKET
OF AN HOUR IN
ICY WATERS