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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1908)
i • _ '»» eugene W eekly guard T hursday , jani ary <0. k good fj 1 it will be stimulated by good crops. WEEKLY REPORT OF MivAI Tone in Sugar. While the ot the sunar mar ket is very firm and steady in the ' EUGENE MARKET 1 east and prhes have recently ad- o 7 ONLY >3 DAYS MORE OF THE BEST SPECikU VOTE OFFER OF THE BÀi.ANCE OF THE CONTEST «need for both raw and rt lim d. i the Pacific coast situation is far from , being iq a good position. With three nreservation of health and prevention against disease is almost refineries now bidding for the tradjjj “ dependent upon pure, healthy blood ; every organ, tissue, nerve and of the Pacific states as compared with one a few years ago, prices can *Crt' f the body draws on this vital fluid for nourishment and strength not be made and unmade at the whim humors and genus from various sources often get into the blood' of one party. The fact that the Hou-1 ^-thisre41 life-stream becomes a source of infection and disease' olulu Plantation company has recent a nourishing, health-sustaining fluid. Heredity is hkewise an ly completed one of the best Sugar' factor, regulating the quality of the blood. Some persons are born Refineries, puts that concern In the nted blood from diseased ancestry, and Scrofula in one of its numerous front rank as far as price making is CH APERONE t “.ANDI DATES .that district, and incidentally plac fZ. hereto crop out some time in hfe. Not only poisons in the blood concerned A little more than a year ing her name third for the largest ^iwnsiblefor disease, but when the circulation is run down and becomes AV. 81 . Rranstcttcr. Eugene ago the Plantation company made an number of votes polled of all candi laan* AA'right. Coburg weak in quality, then we see the eflect in a general bad cond.tion effort to secure a foot hold on the dates. This is a remarkablv good Ja» Spores. Spriugt'ielcl R F.. 1». No. ♦ coast but without the proper repre such as weakness, sallow complexions, boils, and various skin showing, and there is no doubt that O. Coat«, Eugene ...................... sentation its efforts were futile. Now iXnk All blood troubles require a tonic and blood purifier, and none .Miss Woods will finish the winner of Minnie* t reuer................... It's tAisiness on the coast is being «’P other equals S. S. S. It goes down to the oue of the prizes if her friends con C. O. Hncbxui, Palace of Sweets looked after by one of the biggest very foundation of the trouble, and remove» tinue to take the same active inter C. L. Hnusaker, Dexter. ..... brokerage firms in the west and al every particle of the poison or impurity from est in hei* behalf. M. Montgomery. Junction ready it is making itself felt in sugar In district.number two Miss Zelrria the blood. And not only does S. S S <’. T. Goodmau, Coburg ■s- circles. While the sugar market nat Cruzan aderf ¡ 1,005 votes to her to • antidote the poisons, humors and germs but F. F. Barnard, Coburg, Or • -* urally tends toward a higher range tal, placing her name over the 22.000 J. Higgins, SO2 Pearl St . of values pwlng to the sharp Improve u urceriQir tonic ] mark. Hut many ups and downs II. C. Mahon, 1 19 W. 5th SI PURELY VEuL I AoLL whieXbuild upand strengthen weak, impov- ment In eastern values, there’s no tel cun be looked forward to, as all can Jno. T. Fanner, Florence. ' wished blood, and fortifies the system against ling what may develop in the Pacific didates in district number two are E. Säubert. Acme.............. I situation overnight. £!eaie S. S. S. permanently cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers equally «termine dto finish carrying Dr. Marquani, E. I Illi St. Prune Market Holding Steady. fc-Ha. Eczema, Tetter, ar.d all other skin diseases and disorders. Book first honors, when the final count of E. Fenton, l»rxter............... Recent attempts to corner the the liloou a«d any medical advice free. votes Is made on the night of Febru It. A. Booth, I 43 E. I»tli St I prune crop of California and thereby • THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. ary 8. Mary Taylor, 215 W. 11th St control prices on the Pacific coast, In district number three the stand have proven failures for the reason ings of the candidates are about the that Oregon has too great a crop same as yesterday, with the exception and was not even considered by the N IMI S OF COMPETING CANDIDATES. I of Miss Ula Cushman, of Acme, who parties manipulating the "corner.” District No. I. cast some 5000 votes, placing her While prunes are moving somewhat name several thousand in the lead . .27,03(1 better here, prices are far from sat Miss Grace Wood, 2H 1 W. Sth St............ for the trip to Los Angeles. . .211.105 isfactory as compared with the ones Miss May Douglass, Pearl St..................... In district number four the great PORTLAND MARKET REPORT. . 21,990 that ruled previous to the financial Miss blah Heiulersliott. Madison St. . . est surprise of yesterday's balloting 1 OR SALE Portland. Or., Jan. 16.— People flurry. Miss Marguei ile Woo4n, 195 \\ . Sill . .24,407 MISCELLANEOUS Continued. was sprung. Miss Effie Withrow, of who are inclined to be pessimistic as . .20,»21 New York advices state that a Miss Alta Eastham, city ........................... Springfield, cast some 16,000 voteB, »•00b ’FOR SALE-1 «-inch oak ACCORDION PLEATING — Done by to what the new year will bring in San Jose packer writes his lo Miss Mabie Johnson, »95 HighSt............ . . II»,033 which places her name first over the wood. Phone Farmers’ 286, ,‘26 . 18,994 Mrs. Bert Viueent at «27 Hilyarii the financial and industrial world, cal correspondent as follows. “The Miss Fay Cl;.rk, 733 Ferry St................. 30,000 mark, and in a position which should, according to the Boston prune situation at this end is as fol Miss Ix'lia Buchanan, Hlih St................ .. 2051 street, near East Ninth, on reason iw^FOR SALE—16-inch oak if she can retain it until after the . . 242» able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf Statist, one of the leading financial lows: California has on hand about Miss Gussie Jennings, AV. 7tli St wood, per cord. Phone Far publications of the country, with 15,000,000 or 17,000,000 pounds in Miss Grace Dunn 7tH Calivi« St............................ .. 1300 close of the contest, which is only a mers' 286. _____ j FOR EXCHANGE—15 acres, well hold their fears for about three the Santa Clara valley. Last year, Miss Hazel Hodkiuson, 254 W. 4tli S.............. 200 short time away, will be rewarded with the grand upright piano. Miss Improved, near Oakland, for prop- months. March, the paper says, is during the month of December we District No. 2, for SALE—bwcond growm fir Maud Lewis, of Marcóla, is now sec erty-ln or near Eugene. Good trade the test month of the business year shipped 18,000,000 pounds and dur Miss Alta \\ lUlanMfe Bastar............................ 2S.7MS »ood. W. L. Coppernoil, at Watt’s ond on the list in this district, but will be given. McMurphey 4 Rugh. and judgment as to what the busi ing the spring months 20,000,000 Miss Kate Hau ley, Cottage Grove................. 22,1» 12 jflwlry »tore.______________ tf 22 West Eighth street. tf ness for the year 1908 is going to be pounds more. Up to the present time Miss Zelrna Cruzan, Dexter................................. 22,375 as in other districts, every one is do ing her level best and don’t be sur should be suspended until the show Miss Rena Baker, Cottage Grove . » 17.4145 fOR-SALE— Heavy farm wagon, prised if some candidate, who is ap STORE AND OFFICE HELP Fur- ing for March has been made. The we have not shipped into the eastern Miss ix^a Sanford, Cottage Grove I I.Htlt aearly new. Inquire at 685 East markets one-half the amount we nished free to emplolyers. Clerks' Statist says: 5IHI2 parently out of the race, will be the shipped last year up to December 1. Miss Bora Jacobs, Dexter................. Eleventh street. tf leader tomorrow. Registration Bureau, entrance to "January and February are not es District No. 3. Chaperone Contest. offices 14 Selling-Hirsch building. pecially significant months in the The stocks carried on hand through Miss Ula Cushman, Acme.................................... for SALE—Cheap, good second the country will be less than ever Interest in this contest is growing 386 1-2 Washington street-, corner business world. The old business known on January 1, therefore we Miss Lillian Brood, Florence............................ hand Stud* baker 3-inch wagon. and all candidates are out securing West Park, Portland, Oregon, tf year has been completed and the new think there will be a heavy demand Miss Hattie Cook, Junction City .................... tf Enquire at Eugene Grocery. subscribers and thus gaining large one not yet begun. These two months and a stiffening oFTwices within the Miss Gertrude Bushnell Junction City........... numbers of votes which will be cast tQRDWOOD FOR SALE—Leave or DON’T fail to see Chezem if you are times of comparative rest. Agri next thirty days, and 1 would advise Miss Ersa Ramble, Mapleton........................... want bargains in real estate. We culture is suspend d. mining is cur later in the- week. Votes for the chap ders with L. G. Brown at Dr. Minnie Sibbets, Junction ( ity ................. Miss get in, as you cannot possibly buy and sell farm and city prop tailed, railway traffic is smaller than you to erone are secured in the same manner Brown's office in Chrisman block. District No. 4 We cannot state anything in erty, improved and unimproved. during several ..th r months, build lose, as for the candidates and every sub Effie Withrow, Springfield ................... Timber and mining stock. H. Che- ing operations are largely suspended, regard to next year's crop of prunes Miss JO, SALE—A f.w loads of dry, scription likewise counts more this Miss Irene Robinett, Pleasant Hill ................. at the present time, but should the ’.em. Room 11, Walton Bldg, tf pitchy fir wood ready for cook week than at any other time during and manufacturers are not as busy ‘thrlp’ be as bad as increase propor- Miss Maude Leu is, Marcela............................. gore'. ,6 per c:rd (rack load.) th« contest. as during the Spring and Fall Genevieve Howe, Creswell ...................... Miss tionately over last year and the year Phone Farmers «8. j!6 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On months. If you are anxious to win the Los Miss Madeline Betts, Coburg ........................... knives, forks and all household ar before, it wlll'affect the growing crop Angeles trip, secure every available "But when March comes trade and very , materially. Our prices Oil Miss Myrtle Bishop, Coburg............................. ticles that do not look like new JOR SALE—40 acres timber, near subscription and turn them in before Write the Oregon Plating Works, transportation always become more peaches are 10 l-4c for choice, 1 le Miss Merril Scott, Creswell............................... Eug’ne; good land; fine spring. the offer of extra votes ends, Sat 128 Lownsdale street, Portland active. March is nearly always the for extra choice and 11 l-2c for Miss Lota Everson, Creswell................................ <111 boy it this week. Enquire urday, January 18, at 8 o'clock. first month showing a heavy move fancy.” Miss Georgia Neff, Coburg............................... Oregon, for prices I ill Pearl street. J21 ment of merchandise in both foreign Miss Benia Goodman, Coburg............................. Oregon Eggs at 39c a Dozen. CORRESPON and domestic circles. By that time, 8001) FOP. SALE—A lew cords of INTERNATIONAL While in some quarters a fraction Miss Mabel Thompson, Creswell...................... PEREXXI AL CANDIDATE i DENCE SCHOOLS—"The Busy merchants, manufacturers and trad al advance is sometimes asked over Miss Ectenia ChaiM'l, Springfield...................... goo I dry grub oak and dry fir. (Pacific Outlook, Rep.) Man’s University.” Gives a thor ers are preparing in earnest for the 30c for strictly fresh local eggs, most Miss Erm» Smith, Springfield........................... Enquire of E. M. Warren, 442 T. T. Gee», perennial candidate for ough training at your own home year’s business. Manufacturers are of the sales are being made at that Miss Lou Scott, Creswell ................................ Usrence street. any old office, either in Oregon or in nearly all the trades and profes busy on their ordedrs for spring and figure, It is stated that one local JOR'JAI.E -Fn-sh milch cow, six Washington, has once more laid down mer house has been offering northern sions. Text books and instruments summer goods of all kinds; prfizes to be awared to the winners. ++++++++++♦+++++ ♦ I pars old. Also pure bred Poland- the Alltorlal quill, abandoned tho (wljen required) furnished free. chants are stocking up their shelves people eggs at this figure. Receipts Rememlter, the <10 |sr cent in ♦ ' China pigs. Addr -ss Geo. C. Wid- sanctum of the Pendleton Tribune, Full information and circulars at and warehouses; and the railroads are decreasing and this may help to Every candidate in the race + crease in votes on all subscriptions R. F. I >. 1. 11 the local enrollment office, 4 5 W. are busy moving goods to market. cause bmproved buying but no great ♦ who wishes to have her name + (new or old) will positively be the and betaken himself to the wilder <• ness to proclaim ills candidacy for the Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep Hence March will be the test month. advances are at present expected in announced as a winner + la’st offer of the balance of the con office TOR SALE—Pine land in acreage of congressman from the sec resentative. If railroad tonnage is then light it the price because of the enormous <• should do her utmost be + test, and candidates who are waiting ♦ trrts, elose t * Eugene; good loca will mean that the spring trade is supplies cf eastern which are being ond district. What a pity that a po + tween now and Saturday, be for some heller offer to be hiunrlicd ♦ tion; good school adjoining prop- going to be small and poor. offered 10c under the local product. + fore the 50 per cent increase + later on vv ill Is- disappointed. Do tential journalist with a possibility U A XI El» I ntj; terms reasonable. Inquire "If bank exchanges during March Chickens remain dull with dealers •> your very best before next Saturday of usefulness before him should waste i Holms 3 and 4. Beckwith Build- are way below normal it will mean offering 12c for live stock. Turkeys + in notes on all subscriptions by H I», in. to secure every subscrip the waning'years of life in such a IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop <• ends. ting. Eugene, Oregon. fl that an unusually small amount of | tion possible and bring or mail tlieni will-o’-the-wisp chase. erty tell the Oregon Land Compa new business is being initiated, If I are not wanted at all and arrivals + 10,SALE OR TRADE^-For~proper- for the past few days are being held ny about it and they will do the imports of raw or crude ♦ ♦ + + + + 4’ + + + + * + + + + ♦ Io Illis office and get lhe benefit of Manager John H. Hartog, of the tj in or near Eugene, 2 8 acres in rest. 4 12 Willamette street, Eu small, it will mean that material are held by receivers. llie extra man u fact ur- Eugene Commercial Club, leaves Sat- * Brief Notes of The Trade. Everybody interested in “contest i Oakland, Douglas county; 8 room gene. Or.'" tf ers are curtailing their output. The Selling of hops continued heavy I doings" is eagerly watching for the! Surprises AA’ere Feature«- el Ycwtcr- urday for Portland, and from there house: orchard; several acres tim- will leave with a party of men from I her Inquire at 74« Charnelton WANTED—Good steady farm hand; business now being done has little or at country points with most trans 1 standing of the candidates •> b ■ pub- day's Balloting Portland for Oakland. Cal., tn attend married man; none other need ap no bearing upon tile future. But'if actions between 5 1-2 and 6e a pound | itreet, Eugene, Or. Just to indicate to lier friends as the convention of the Pacific coast ply. Phone Farmers’ 253. M. Lev- March is a poor month it will mean W. R. Scheurer of Butteville was In ! lished in each day s issue. That the "FROM OCCIDENT TO ORIENT" inger, Springfield. If that trade and business will be re the city today and stated that local I whole county Is awakening vO this well as other contestants that she did ad men. He will deliver an address pressed at least till September, when buyers were paying the full limits ' great opportunity offered them by not have to stay at the bottom of the at the meeting on Eugene and the I Ar and the World,” by p rcentage column In the first dis Willamette valley, lie will probably I Charlton Bristow Parkins. Price, WANTED—To borrow ,850 on real as only about fic net could be obtain The Guard is manifest bv the inqui trict, friends of Miss Grace Wocdsi take along a dispay of Lane county estate valued at ,3000. "H,” care <...... ... I 0, postpaid. Address H. C|av ed by shipping abroad. Guard. J15 /rtrklns. Grants Pass. Oregon, fib Creamery butter market is holding, ries as to the number of votes cer- sent in subscriptions enough to bring ’ apples to show what can be done in J. FRANK TITUS, M. D—Homoeo its own; two creameries retaining th» ' tain ones have. But even thoug.i her name to the leading position In’ that lino here. pathic physician and surgeon B)R SAI.E m uiVNER—New eight WANTED—Ten ladies and gents dai do have a few thousand more Chronic diseases and diseases of high figures. On account of the ad some ly to get their clothes cleaned and room house with gas,electric light, vances of the east and the general than others, that is no reason others women and children given special pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. have not as good a chance, for you «»utiful shrubbery, and all mod- attention. Faradic galvanic,static, better feeling there, local handlers’ will note by the schedule of votes that tf *ro improvements, two blocks VOTES ALLOWED ON NEW AND OLD PREPAID SI BSCRINTIONS TO vibratory electrical are not so weak in their views. X-ray and uom car l!ne and in heart of res- Changed values will be noted in a 12 months' subscription paid in DAILY GUARD ARE AS FOLLOWS: Ofice, corner treatments given. wnce district. You pay no agent’s advance is good for 4500 votes. Willamette and Eighth streets, sack and vegetable today. Old Carrier Mall Now There is a great deal to be gained «^mission Lots «« 2-3 x 16«. Apple movement continues to in- Matlock bldg. Residence «32 $ I .on 300 Vote« «1.50 _Apply st this office for particulars. 3 in a contest of this kind, both In crease but values are holding staflon- Pearl street. Office phone, Red r.. ------------------- ,2.06 900 votes ,2.50 1.800 votes 6 Months............................. ... pleasure and experience, not taking ary. X>R8ALE AT A BARGAIN—Good ABSTRACTORS 1091. Residence phone. Red $1.00 4.500 votes 2,250 votes ,5.00 Into consideration the valuable prizes 1 year..*........................... . . . Rice markets are gaining firmness 4981. o year«............................... .... 12,000 votes jotse of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT fi.000 votes «10.00 $8.00 everywhere but trade was not very one might win. Enter your name well with wind mill, one acre 9,000 votes ,15.00 $12.00 CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, brisk during the past week. So say and your friends will do the rest; 3 years................................ .... 18,000 votes -•■-r chicken fence; large chicken $16.00 or why not go to some of your friends 4 year«................................ .... 25,000 votes t S,|..... votes Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable. the coast trade journals. »• blocks from Geary and ask them for your votes? They 5 year«................................ .... 30,000 votes 15,000 votes $25.00 ,20.00 — ~~ Portland Livestock Market. "osi house. Price, ,1600. Time ■ MINING ENGINEERS The local livestock market contin are interested In your winning. Do 4 < S. D. ALLEN, Attoriiey-at-la, 616 (»TES ALLOWED ON NEW AND OLD P REPAID SI BSI-ItUTIO.NS Tl ,a”- I. N. Harbaugh, agent. Willamette street. Eugene, Oregon. ues st ady to strong In all lines at not delay a moment. Make up your First National Bank. HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer — S ■ III tlw- prices that have prevailed for mind right now that you are going to , ^”8 to»« notice with you. and expert metallurgist. Reliable L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of several days. i lie one of the lucky ones and strive to 1 year. . . . 3 75 votes ,1.50 . . . 750 votes information furnished to Intending ■ fice over Eugene Loan 4 Savings Cattle—Best steers ,3.754i 4.25; , attain that end. Do not wait until o years.. . . ,3.00 F e J'V’E B’1 OWNER—Only one . . . 2,250 votes 1.100 votes investors. Examinations and re- I Bank, Eugene, Oregon. the last week, but start out now and medium ,3.25 4i 3.75; cows ,3.00 4t »4.50 3 years. .. . . . 3.600 Votes 1.800 vote» ac* truni high school, choice lo- ports on mines and ore treatment | ,3.25; fair to medium cows »2 50 m not only get votes from your friends, 4 years... ,6.00 . . . 6,000 votes 3,000 votes ’ res!d‘ nce, new and modern C. A. WINTERMEIER, Attorney-at ,2.75; Eugene, Oregon. 'but induce them to have others save bulls ,1.5041 2.25; calves 5 years. . . . . . 15,000 votes 7,500 votes ,7.50 . eEit frahtag ■: lot 30x162 feet; law. Land titles and probate spec ,3.75© 4.25. ; votes for you also. Ambition and en- ktrzai/V? *H1 go at a ARCHITECT ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris Sh»ep—Good. sheared ,4.25 @ i i-rgy are the only requirements. You1 L tow Bank. Bit office aoon* Enquire at $ 4.75; full wool ,4.5041 5.00; lambs must have friends or be able to make FREE THOMAS—Architect. Sketch friends, then, with a little ’ stick-to- es and plans drawn, blue prints. WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorneys- ,4 504i 5.25. >h,t8iLE ,0R TRADE—20-acre Hogs Best ,5.1041 5.35; lights, it-lveness” you will be declared a win at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. and specifications. General super ner when the prizes are awarded The Daily Guard's Popular Isolics' Prize Anting Contest of. „ *n Ashland, consisting Potter. Office one block smith of fats and feeders, ,4.75@5.25. vision over buildings in course of1 Stay in the contest to win. and don’t of fr?udern„ho'lse »nd all kinds Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. construction. If thinking of build CHAPERONE SPECIAL VOTE COUPON be satisfied until you are declared a PORTLAND MARKET REPORT ’J1 ,rade for Eugene ing, large or small, see me. Terms winner. Many a victory has been Creamery Butter—30c@ 35c. J? Certainly a snap for reasonable. R<k>m 7, Chrisman WILLIAMS 4 BEAN. Attorneys-at- won in the face of defeat »imply be Eggs 30c. law. J. W . Williams, L. E. Bean, Mrs. i*.?an,in8 a ranch of this block. cause the opposing forces possessed Chickens 11c at 12c. Practice In all courts of the state ill reS4 Box a 12, or call at the "»tlck-to-lt-lvene»» ” to stay in ^yene. Oregon. the V. S. Land Office. Wheat—-Valley 85c; bluestem 85c. and before at all hazards. Put a little of that Oats—Per ton, ,27 4» ,28. Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung Address 1 Erasler. of 435 wiT- J. W. KAYS * CO., undertakers and quality in your own campaign and Barley Per ton. ,274131. Building. of your life for one funeral directors. Eugene. Or. mak*- the fight Hay—Timothy ,18; cheat ,13. B»-». ha" heen appointed DORRIS & SKIPWORTH, Attorneys- ii:a‘az r ,nt for tf*e Magic Seven of the rich and elegant prizes. Send Grown hav ,144l$15. DAY 4 HENDERSON, undertakers as soon as secured. at law. Office in Hovey building, subscriptions In______ _ - Mohair—Choice. 294?30c. »M» Panv' of C.oldfieJd. Ne- and embalmers. Corner Willam over Chambers-Bristow bank. ! wo subscribers can get their papers Cut out ard fill In with the name of a married laydy you wish Wool-—Valley 18c4i20c. 5' 4 nX on ground floor! ette and Seventh streets. to vote for Send or mall to Contest Department, The Guard, '“•» 1’o’n7n,,P2fs a ?hare! Of- Hops Primo. 4Hc4$7. 1 on time. LEON R EDM UNSON, Attorney-at- As soon as money Is paid on a *«r Ud zi k 1 ’h2.1' Can on Fra- W. T. GORDON, (uneral director. and It will count for one vote«. Po’atoes —70c at 80c. law.. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan subscription send it to this office, 8 t busy. This means you. •-- Nn $i >;<• ■: $ 1 » State licensed embalmer. Office and Savings Bank. giving date of commencement. Votes Not ( mmm I After January 21st, 199» Chittim bark —5 l-2c 4t 7c. ***^~—— I16 and residence. Tenth and Olive will then be Issued on the subscrip L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Office streets. Phone Red 4481. RENT tions and placed to your credit. _ over Yoran’s shoe store, Eugene. itÈ\T ---------------------------- Nearly every candidate In The Oregon. PHYSICIENS AND surgeons rurnf8hed rooms X’f’rrr'V O” F’VAI. s»”CTI.FMI-:XT. Gu 3__ I’ I y - popular ladles’ voting r.n- L,,: Fo/r Pn «'"lent». Call at STUDLEY Osteopathic WALTON 4 NESS. Attorneys-at-law de test Is benefiting handsomely by the Estate of John R. Goldsrn. J“.— . ‘ ’ pnth street. tf DR. H. L. Offices over Chambers’ special vo’es that will end next Sat J J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will ceased. physician, •4Xv’ ^’MS—Electric light practice In all the court» In the Notlcp 518 Willamette street. nn- urday night. This goes t > show thlit store, state. Office, room 3, Walton derslgned administrator of the es- every contestant In the rac* w?o Is Phone Black 132«. Consultation hrn'«. ' blocks west of Block, Eugene, Oregon. ♦a'p of John R Goidson. dere^.e*!, anxious to win the phnn or wlnl r In free. Residence 734 Ferry street. Apply at 521 Lincoln. («as filed his final account in t'e mat Southern Callfornli during the r m- Red 3197. Phons ■ tf N. HARBAUGH. Special slíen ter of said estate tn the eonntv r iirt Ing season or secure a valuable s” hoi- tlon given to divorce and settle of Lane County, Oregon, and Monday, arshlp p Is not ■ “tone nntnrn'trt i— l»avlng . > RENT—Wil] pasture DR. ANNA MAURER. Osteapathlc ment vf estates. Agent for Cont cure enough subscription» and physician. All curable diseases ; J1-•’ f»V, 7s on ,he Matthew •h<> 2nd day <f Mxr«h. 1908. at the to SPCs-.-w nentai Insurance Company. Rnorr hnu« of one o’clock in th“ afternoon votes to place her name In the lead treated. Women and children a r . tWr> west of 5. First National Bank Building Rnf said day, has been fixed bv the «aid aft r the final count of votes. Evory specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn s. Ub'. ,‘n° mazing; terms rea- Eugene, Oregon. Thone Red 1631. I -onr» 'o’ th“ h°ar|nr ft ''hiectlons candidate and her friends are tak- •i a r* Room 1, over In the contest ---- • n .¡»Id acrour’ and for ts» final set Ing a perscnal intercst n ho. °r address JESSE G. WELLS. Lawyer. No. 26 — Homoepathic C. H. CANNON, M. D tlement of »a’d estate. All ohiedlons and are inducing their friends and West Eighth street, Eugene. Or Chronic physician and surgeon, acquaintances to subscribe for The -JI"“ ’’ ’•LANEOVS opposite postoffice. Gives speda! mils’ be filed on or before said date Guard, and those who are already diseases and diseases of women fo- flnsl •“ttleme-t. attention to the examination of ab • and children a specialty. Eiectri- ». “ — _ Dated January 1«. 19«». stract». drafting wills, settling m - end of thia week for a year or more '* -r B.f • n»n»r. timber land cal vibratory and light treatment. DANIEL HINTON tates, conveyances and collections. ■, that they may get the benefit of the > nr l«nd close to Office, Stille 1, 2 and 3. Dunn bulld- Amlnlstrator Phone.L BILYEU. Also m all penato» matter». I"-. Board» <’C ' »««Rs. Address votes, and win one of the valuable ing. Phone Main 540. Atty. «»♦. Eugene. Or. Red ll’C. Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. NATURE'S protection against disease CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Chittin I ki r*k 4 1-2 Wool 18c. i oultry, Eggs, etc. E -Per dot. 2 6c. Dairy Butter—Per roll—50 @ 45. Creamery Butter—Per roll. 60<Ù> Hens—Per lb., 9c. Erys—Per lb., 9c. Geese—Per lb., 7c. Ducks—Per lb., 9c. Turkeys—Per lb. 121»c. Fruits, Yegetablea. E'le. New Potatoes—50c per cwt. Onions—fer lb, 2 He. Lemons—Per case, ,4.50. Oranges—$3. Livestock Market. Steers—Per lb. 3 l-4c. Good cows—3 ij 2 l-2c. Good prime dressed veal—-54?6c. •Mutton on foot- Per lb., 34© 4c Fat hogs—I l-2@5c. Fat hogs, dressed-—-frc. (.rain and Feed. Flour—,4.25. Oat hay—,16. Cheat hay—Per ton. ,15. Timothy hay—Per ton—»15. New oats—Per bu.. 4 2c. Bran—Per ton, $22. Mixed feed Per ton, $26. Shorts Per ton, $28. New Wheat—Per bu.. 75c. Rolled barley—Per ton, $35. Chopped feed—$31 per ton. ' I i | PROFESSIONAL CDLUMN ■
