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I THF EVGFXF WEEKLY <¡I \HH. Till ISIHY. MU T. î c L A S SIFIE D C 0 L « «•> ’ ►y \ 4* - CHARLES 0. I ’ r M ChûHtii. FililttER, t (»II H O.K ACCORDION ( LHAI ìa G . , . to, Mrs. Bert Viucent at 627 Hilyard street, near East N nih, on reason able terms. Phone i<-d 3302. tf —'.n'w xY FOR SALE—Twelve ' ■ . t 0U Squire Smith. IF YOU WANT TO SEI.!, y lr prop, dollars p rs- 13x9. m24 erty tell the Oregon Land Compa ny about It and they will do the ——- , .. Thoroughbred Hereford rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu sale. Enquire 550 Wil- gene. Or. - ' tf Incite street.__________________ NOTICE—Having recovered from my -7777E—AB kinds of rough injury I have resumed my business p 0R k ’L at Pleasant Hill Lumber of horseshoeing and general black ' «‘Vi... »>». W-J smithing. C. D Holoway, East ¡nt Hill. Oregon__________ Jtdltw Eleventh street. Fairmount. Or -r-YZTLE—Buff Orpington eggs, DON'T fall to see Cheaem if yo« r0’i,; Il W B Hampton. 1102 want bargains in real setste. Wi ^■.mbia avenue, torner l»th st. buy and sell farm and city prop erty. Improved and unimproved m ri’ PRINTS óf VACANT Timber and mining «took H. Che »rite us enclosing 50c for »•m. Room 11. Walton Bldg tf JÌ'’Township wanted. Roseburg ,1« CASH AND »10 PER MONTH— iMtract Co. Will buy a beautiful California good timber ¿Ó r SAI-E two vineyard, th“ income from which Terms ren- claims for location will be sufficient to make you In Co- Brown, enable. Smith ft dependent for life, Handsome J« burg. Oregon. Box 94. pamphlet, valuable Information and contract free. F. B. Robinson. -■ Good norse 6 years old; FOR sale general agent. Pacific Grove, Cal. 16 hands; only _ partly broke. “ ‘ 1461. INTERNATIONAL Phone Red Price. *100. CORRESPON Miller, city. DENCE SCHOOLS—"The Busy Geo. ^Melvin — Man's University.” Gives a thor ,E—At a bargain. If sold FOR SALE - ough training at your own home "this week Corner lot on Fifth in nearly all the trades and profes • nJ Adam's. Enquire of owner, sions. Text books and instruments 901 3. Willamette street. mil (when required) furnished free. Full Information and circulars at Barred Plymouth Rock the local enrollment office, 45 W ecxs *1 0« Per setting Cheaper Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep rates in incubator lots. Address G. resentative. W. Spores, Springfield. Or.o______ iERBE and ( jja LI--’ g I m . Reliable ■d to I »tending itions and re- ore treatment PASSES BEYOND Charles Christian Cro 1 r, on Lane county'» biwt-know n plot and a resident of Eugene for the (St UNDERTAKERS 5 4 years, died at his home at he J. W. KAYS ft CO., undertakers aud corner of East Tenth and Oak streets this morning at 3:45 o'clock after funeral directors. Eugene. Or. an illness of several years' duration DAY a HENDERSON, undertaker* from a complication of complaints and embalmers. Corner Willam Death came peacefully and without suffering. He was conscious until ette and Seventh streets. the last and able to recognize the W T. GORDON, funeral director. members of the family up to a few State licensed embalmer. Office i minutes before the end came. I>e»tb and residence. Tenth and Olive came as sleep would to a child, and streets. Phone Red <4*1. on his face was an expression of con tentment that ould not help but im AlMTRACTORH press those who viewed the remains today that he was at peace with the THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT world and that his had beeu a life CO., Rooms 2 and 3. Waren Block, well spent. Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable. The deceased was born on the At- 1 — - --------------- — - - ■ i . lantie ocean August 13 1832, while1 his parents were on the way to Amer ica from Wittenberg. G rtnany. They ♦ MARRIED M ARRIED ♦ landed in New York city and settled + ♦ in Ohio. i\r. Croner, when 13 years of age, began working in a shoe store and was evployed there until he was At St. Mary's Catholic church on 21. He came across th- plains to] Tuesday morning. May 5, 1908, at California in 1852 and then came to 8 o’clock, Htnry Nurre and Miss Ma Oregon, first settling at Albany, ry Heltzman, both of this city. Rev. where he was engaged in the grocery Father O'Farrell officiating. After business. After stayin'; there for a the ceremony, which was beautiful year he came to Eugene, and resided and impressive, friends and neigh here until his death. He was engag bors to the number of about fifty ed in several different lines of bus drove to the home of the bride’s iness here, living a retired life, how father, Lawrence Heltzman, six miles ever, for the part seveial years. northwest of Eugene, where the day Mr. Croner was married in Eugene was spent. The happy couple will to Miss Evallna Blair, daughter of reside on a farm four miles west of FOR SALE Parties wishing to buy the pioni’iT. Pry. r F. Blair, who Eugene which the groom recently owned a large farm where the west ♦00 acres of first-class timber land purchased from Colonel Mercer. ¡»11 on I. W. Carlile, four miles ern outskirts of the city now lie To them six children were born, of whom west of Hale. ___ Butter May Decliu«* Again. This applies principally to "Twins” SENATOR FULTON only three are now living. George F . Tilt' city creamery trade today re .is "Young Americans” are still in WORKING FOR CAKE Charles F. and Miss Fannie, ail of FOR SALE—A well improved faun DR. ANN.» MAURER, Osteapathic ports bu:t >r working off in a satis small supply and are quoted at a of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co phyv’cian. All curable diseas» this city. Just nine years and one factory manner at the lower price slight premium. Portland, Or., May 5.—To help day ago their daughter, Maggie, died. burg" This is a bargain at * >0 treated. Women and children 1 made a few days ago. and there I. Brier Notes of Tie- Trade. per acre. On good terms. Smith specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn'» Taft and Cake, Senator C. W. Fulton Besides the wife and children he also more activity in the Front-str.et Oranges are getting very scarce has sent his private secretary, C. W. leaves one brother Gustavus Croner. Phona Red 1631. ft Brown, Coburg, Or. market. Nevertheless, the belief I • along the street. Halderman, of Astoria, to open head of Troy, Ohio, and numerous other Chittlm bark—-4 1-2 (¡1 5c more or less general that a further A shipment of bananas was report Wool 18c. FORSAuE- -One National cash regis DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic quarters. These were opened this relatives in Eugene and vicinity. decline In butter prices may be ex ed in this morning. », <■!< I'olllti-,». hugr. ** ter one Remington typewriter and physician. Office hours, 9 a. m. morning at Rooms 604 and 605 at Mr. Croner was a good and loyal pect d this month. Production is Receipts of hothouse cucumbers to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. Hamp the Imperial hotel. Taft and Ful I citizen and took a prominent part in a large iron safe. Enquire of L. Eggs—Per dozen 14 ’4 c. now heavy in all the dairying dis are quite liberal from local places M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank ton building, 7th and Willamette ton are personal friends an1 the sen [ the Dairy Butter Per roll—. ., 0 (<t 4 5. affairs of the city un- tricts of the slate, and sonic dealers and the market is easier. streets. Residence and office ator wants ta do all he can to assist building. Creamery Butter Per roll, 6 0 ® maintained through the flush St u- the past few years, when Hothouse lettuce is showing fine the secre'ary of war in lining up a I,n phone 6171 10c. Hens — Per lb., health prevented. He was a ill ______ . son. <1 uallty and late arrivals hav been OAK WOOD FOR SALE—Small oak Chicago delegation. » Frys—Per lb., 10c. member of the first council of the Country Dre»-.e<l Mints. more eagerly picked up at * 1 <i! *1.50 wood; can be used for cook stove DR. H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopathic Fulton's headquarters will also city and was deputy sheriff under Geese—Per lb.. , 7c. Front street reported slightly ! a box. without splitting; sawed to 16-inch physician, Offices over Chambers’ do whatev *r possible to promote the Luther Hawley, the county's first Ducks—Per lb. , 9c. heavier receipts of veal yesterday I String beans from Brawley, Calif length. Phone Farmers' 2 86 or 51« Willamette street interests of Cake. This is a com sheriff. He was a volunteer fireman store. Turkeys Per lb, 12'4c. and today than were anticipated, and I ornta, are arriving by express daily. enquire at Sterner's grocery. mlO Phone Black 132 6. Consultation bination which is favorable to Ful in the early days and had been a Fruits. , \ e«.-li»l>l(— i- u- th(> market as a consequence was With tile <|»iality receivers experience free. Residence 734 Ferry street ton's friends, and when the head member of the Masonic and A. O. U. Potatoes- 50c per cwt. FOR SALE—Six-hole range, one somewhat weaker, though no chang ‘ no difficulty in selling at 15c a Phone Red 3197. quarters opened thia morning a num W. lodges for years. Onions— Per cwt. *5.00. in prices were announced. heater, dining table (solid oak), pound. ber of ardent Fulton ixvople called to The funeral will be held Friday Lemons- Per case, *4.25. dining chairs, carpets, rocker, dish C. H. CANNON, M. D.—Homoepathic learn in what way they could be of Pork held Its own at last week’s Port land Livestock Market, with Interment in the Masonic cem Oranges ,3.25. prices and the demand today was es, etc. Call evenings only. 835 Receipts of livestock at the local Chronic assistance. physician and surgeon, etery. Announcement of the exact Livestock Market sufficient to take up all offerings. . yards yesterday were considerably Onyx avenue. m6 diseases and diseases of women It is not Intended by Fulton to dic There was llttls or nothing doing larger than for some time past, con and children a specialty. Electri- tate the politics of the state in open-' hour of the services will b» made Steers Per lb » ® 3 l-2c. later. Those who wish to view the FOR SALE A fine farm of 171 In the market for country dressed sisting of 150 cattle, 600 sheep, 70 cal vibratory and light treatment. ing headquarters for Taft, says bls Good cows 3® 31-2. remains tuay do so from 9 to 11 a.in. acres will be sold tor * »0 per Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build- Good prime dressed veal —«®6%. mutton and lambs. Offerings were hogs and 2 30 lambs, all the stock secretary, but rather to help, bitt acre on good terms, if sold tn the meager and there was little demand coming from Eastern and Southern Boards friend Taft, and to do what he can Friday. Ing. Phone Main 540. Mutton on foot—4 1-2 ® 5. next thirty days. Smith fe Brown, for stock. Oregon. Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. Fat hogs on foot—5 *4 © 6. for Cake. Fulton himself will prob Coburg, Oregon. Box 9 4. j6 Spring Chick Demand Is Heavy No changes in quotations were Fat hogs on foot— 5 1-2 ® 5 3-4. ably be back in time for the June There Is ¡1 very heavy demand for made, and the market was conslder- J. F. TITUS, M. D.—Homoeopathic election, in which he will vote and Gram nail Fe«-(l. FOR SALE—A cigar store, conslst- spring chickens at this 0me and I ably steady in all lines excepting physician and surgeon. Chronic speak for Cake. + DIED * Flour—*4 4u. of cigars, tobacco, pipes, sporting broilers and fryers are finding a sheep, where the tone was weak and diseases and diseases of women and The Fulton-Taft-Cake headquar ♦ ♦ Oat Hay, *13. goods, fishing tackle, soda foun very high call at prices that range the tendency downward. Te children given special attention. ters are on the same floor as the ~ chances ton — * 15. Timothy hay — Per tain, root beer keg, magazines and from *5.50 to ,6.00 a dozen. While are, however, that sheep prices will Faradic galvanic, static. X-ray and Mulkey-Taft headquarters, and while New oats Per bu.. 45c. periodicals; Peerless electric fans; one or two dealers are selling, these be maintained for some days to vibratory electrical treatments giv each is working in the Interest of At the Eugene hospital Tuesday Bran—Per ton, *2 8. head office for Portland and San birds t»y the pound, most of them are come. The demand for cattle and en. Office, 581 Willamette street, Taft, they are not co-operating. evening, May 5, 1908, James Henry Mixed feed — Per ton »30. Francisco daily papers. Reason Htfl) doing business by the dozen. 1 hogs continues strong. with Dr. L. E. McDougal. Resi Belknap, aged 61 years, from a com Shorts, per ton—*32. for selling to change climate. Ad This means that practically 30c a For the lambs that came in there dence, 632 Pearl street. Office plication of diseases. New Wheat—Per bu. 85c. dress Box 163, Ashland. Or. pound Is obtained. When sold by was a fair demand at current quota- phone. Main 629. Residence OLSEN IS SENT Mr. Belknap was one of the Lane Rolled Barley- Per ton. *28, the actual weight a lesser figure tione. TO STATE PRISON county pioneers and was the last of phone, Main 631. Chopped feed- Per ton. *30. TOR SALE—1 lot 60x140, on corner rules. Quotations ruling in the livestock the old settlers of the upper McKen Cracked Corn —*36-40. of Fifth and Lincoln streets; east Ordinary chickens are in fair re market today are: Oregon City, May 5.—Otto F. Ol zie river, his home being for many ATTORNEYS-A T-LAW front. 1 inside lot, 60x160, be ceipt with demand along the street Hogs Best, *6.25 it16.50; med sen this morning entered a plea of tween Lincoln and Lawrence on S. D. ALLEM, Attorney-at-la, 616 guilty to the charge of forging the years at Belknap's bridge, a few good today at prices quoted l>y the ium, *5.75® 6.00; feeders, *5.25 ((f PORTLAND MARKET REPORT. mile« this side of McKenzie Bridge Fifth street; north front. Your Turkeys aj-e scarcely ar 4.50. Willamette street, Eugene (»reeon name of Rudolph Koerner to a prom His father was the discoverer of Bel Portland, Or., May 7.—A truce Journal. choice for *1250. These lots are Cattle Best steers *5.00; med issory note Ln favor of H. C. Stevens knap Springs, which are situated ten has been declared in the war be riving at all and would find a good i as good as any In Eugene; owned L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Ottici for *250, and was given an indeter Receipt* i* i 5« g i 7, common *3.50® old Bel- tween the two great sugar refin demand at high figure*. the above or twelve miles by Mrs. Adallne Church. Enquire over Yorau’s shoe store, Eugene minate sentence by Judge McBride. eries of the coast, and the Honululu of spring ducks tre nominal with 1.00; best cow», *4.00; common knap homestead. of Howe & Buoy, in Maurer's jew Oregon. company, otherwise movings at high figures. $3.50® 3.75; calves 4.50® 5.50. Under the statute upon which the In born in Vermont, Plantations Deceased was elry store 542 Willamette street. known as the Independents. Today ( Dressed meat receipts are quite Sheep Best wetherB, *6.00; ewes DORRIS & SKIPWORTH, Attorneys- dictment was based the penalty is not When only four years old he came an advance of 10 cents a hundred on good, especially as regards veal. tf *5.00 til 5.50; shearlings *1.00 less; less than two years in the state pen via the Isthmus of with his parents at law. Office in Hovey building Sternge <>]»■»•»»(ions ill Egg" spring lambs *6.00® 6.50. itentiary nor more than 2 0 years, Panama to Souther!» Oregon, where Imperia), Empire and the unmarked over Chambers-Bristow bank. Storage egg operators are again TOR SALE—No. 13— -80 acres 7 1-2 and It is usual for the governor,, to they settled on the Rogue river and brand was announced. Whether the miles out; house and barn: *2 5 A. WINTERMEIER, Attorney-at pardon a criminal serving an indeter his father served as a volunteer in regulars in the sugar refinery in a' w o k and tin- Input luring the Portland Quotations. per acre. No. 184—40 acres, 3 C law. Land titles and probate spec minate sentence at the expiration of the Rogue River Indian war, Ills dustry have absorbed the Independ past 4 8 hours has been quite liberal. miles from Eugene; highly improv-1 Creamery Butter 21 ® 22 l-2c. In case Olsen mother acting as nurse. When he ents and ended the sugar war for Receipts of eggs are showing a de ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris the minimum time. ed; growing crops go w’ith farm: I Eggs—17c. proves a model prisoner he will prob was 22 years old they moved from all time has not yet been publicly crease and for this reason the salable tow Bank. the best thing we know of for the ; For the present at supplies are short in many places. Chicken«—13 % c. ably be released in two years. Josephine county to the upjfsr Mc- made known. Most of the eggs are today moving money; *1800. No. 170—A fine’ u. M. TRAVIS, Atturney-at-uw. Of least they have quit fighting. Wheat Valley 87c; club 87 l-2c. Olsen’s attorney, George C. Brow Kenzie valley. at 1 7 V4 ® 1 8c and this is the price farm of 600 acres; Improved; out. More Ornp»n S(n»w iM-rries. 85c. fice over Eugene Loan ft Savings nell, presented a lengthy statement He was married to Miss Ella Finn today quoted by Front-street mer Oregon strawberries came in more' 12 miles; *25 per acre. No. 179 Barley -Per ton—*24® *2 8. from Dr. House, a Portland alienist, at Gate Creek October 1, 1873, who Bank, Eugene, Oregon. —200 acres; no buildings; 6 miles1 Oat«—Per ton—*26® *27. in which It was stated that Olsen's has been a , faithful helpmeet and freely today, from Riddle and other chants and the Journal. An effort is being made by one out; *20 per acre. Also hundreds] WOODCOCK or POTTER, Attorneys mind win such that he couuld not companion. Hay—Tlmothv, *17; cheat, *15. Besides his wife he parts of the state, and the beBt of 1 of other farms and ranches. We at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. distinguish between right and wrong. leaves tilt» following children, all of the home-grown fruit sold at 35o' or two of the members of the board Grain hav *15® *16. w>n»n>i*»i<»n on protect our customers from all ’ ’___ bulk ot _ the supply .. . ofiof trade to boost Potter. Office one block south of In passing sentence Judge McBride whom live in Lane county: Mohal* Choice. 17c® 18, Bird. a pound. The coms» from California, frauds and swindles, believing we California. eggs up tq ¡q per (sent. A petition Chrisman block, Eugene. Oregon. reviewed the case briefly, expressing Mr*, Alice Odell, of Walterville; ftr- course still II com»« Wo«»—Vnlley, llo. can make more money by locating ] pun»'»*« •” *le* |B being sympathy for Olsen's family. Olsen I th««. who lives on the home place; and receipt» from there today were wj»h Hops -Prltoe, 4®3e, LEON R. EDM UNSON, Attorney-at- was wood ] circulated an»«u< the commission a man right, and then locating his ] will be taken to Salem this after» Mr» Cora Inman, of Walterville; ialrly largo. The demand POtatGO«— 45c per cwt. j. 1.. .. •< ?r. jjjpjj law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan and the fruit »old readily at ,1.75. friends, than by any other meth- , Onion» »4.1.1 R4.5O per cwt. noon. Miss Clara, Mr« Elda Trotter, of aud Savings Bank. od. Oregon Land Company. Catcara tchlttliu bark}—3c @ 3 Marcola, and Clarence. He also to ,2 * crata. Cheese I'rwducti<>n is Heavier. Other fruits were unchanged l-2c pôf pound. leaves the following sisters: Mrs. WALTON ft NESS, Attorneys-at-law HETTY GREEN JOINS According to latest advices from NE WYORK ARISTOCRACY Dora Simms, of the upper McKenzie; Oranges and lemons were firm, with wanted J. J. Walton and 3. P. Ness. Will Tillamook ami other Oregon cheese Mr«. Fred Pepiot, of the lower Slue the price tendency upward in both practice in all the courts in the WANTED—Table boarders; private Cherries moved at 75c to centers, the production of cheese In T. F, Churchill was in the city New York. May 5.—No more of law country, and Mrs. Lockwood, of lines. state. Office, room 3, Walton this state will be somewhat heavier from Creswell yesterday. *1 25 a box. He has family. Call at 653 High street, the simple life for Hetty Green, the Canyon City, Grant county, Oregon. Block, Eugene, Oregon. Supplies of vegetables generally than a year ago. Already the make 160 acres of grain that he says corner Tenth, of phone Red 5043. richest woman in the world. From He was a member of the Order of m7 WILLIAMS ft BEAN, attorneys-at- a *19 a month flat, she has moved Washington, carrying an Insurance were liberal and the market at about Is greatly Increased and In conse could not look finer at this time of quence local arrivals are heavier. tho VO'»’* the same prive as yesterday law. J. W. Williams, L. K Bean Into a *30 a day apartment in th-' policy in the order for »1000. ^AXTED—City property for 167- New Plaza hotel, recently completed The funeral will be held at Lea- Practice in all court« of the stau *crn farm In Benton county, Ore-! and before the U. 8 Land Office at a cost of »12,000,000, and hence burg Tuesday at 2 p. m., with inter «on. two miles frond growing Offices 12, IS, 14 and 15 McClun* forth she will be surrounded by all ment in the Walterville cemetery. ¡Pwn. Place lies between Long the luxuries that are enjoyed in New Building. “ ----------‘ Weak Kidneys, Lame Back and Willamette rivers.; 9'» York's magnificent hostelries. Ru A Bladder >'res farming ground. W. H ghe is ambitious to MI-O.NA MEANS N. HARBAUGH. Special atten mor has it that i ?i'U!?Pne' Oregon. tf STOMACH COMFORT. tion given to divorce and settle enter the "400'' and shine with the —A young man between ' ment if estates. Agent for Conti elite. 'he aveg of 18 and 20 to learn the nental Insurance Company. Room It Is further reported that Mrs. It's of Special Value to Many Here hardware business. Enquire of in Eugene 5, First National Bank Building, Green has bought her first silk dress _ tiffin Hardware Co. tf Eugene, Oregon.__________ and that she Is contemplating the I A notable discovery, and one that RK WANTED—A man with a JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 2« purchase of an automobile, Instead of continuing her custom of eating appeals especially to many Eugene Wlfe and child, In destitute clr- West Eighth «treat, Eugene. Or. meals that cost a few cents a day, people, is the combination of stom Cimstances want« any kind of opposite postoffice. Gives special she will now pav big prices for ach help in Ml-o-na treatment. This •ork at once. Enquire at Guard attention to the examination of ab dishes with funny names, as guests preparation work« wonders in cases Office. stracts, drafting will«, settling es of the New Plaza are wont to do. of indigestion or weak stomach tates, conveyances and collection« It arts directly upon the walls of I b< r >w *30 * Also to all pension matter«. Phon« the «tomach and bowel«, strengthen- " for a term of years with gllt- fS REWARD Red 117«. ____ _ Ing and stimulating them so that ig’d security. Good proposition I had afolen from the barn Satur- they readily take care of the food | ? °c any one wishing to place a ARCHITEiT day night or Sunday morning my that 1« eaten without distress or suf 10*n. Address C. L.. rare Gaurd. It has my name arrow the fering. FREE THOMAS—Architect. Ssetch- saddle, back of the pommel—A. P. McKIn So positive are the good effect« ea »nd plan« drawn, blue print« __ IXIHT AND FOl'ND zey. Will give *5 reward for any following the use of Mi-o-na that the and «pacifications. General «uper- definite information regarding the remedy 1« gold by Hull’s Red Cross vtsion over buildings in course of same. Drug Store under an absolute guar —From my place at Dead- coMtruction If thinking of build mond s Ferry Tuesdav evening, two a p M c K inzey . antee to refund the money if it falls ing. large or small, see me. Terms “•y mares weight 1200 to 1300. At Hampton Bro«., Eugene to cure. A 50 cent box of Ml-o-na tf reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman lnf''rmatlon as to their where- will do the good the stomach needs, block. ts wii] gladly received, and Last ■ week witnessed the most which is simply to make it do j successful sale of horses ever held own work. „J *»pen.e will be cheerfully paid CARPET CLEANERS Just ordering Ice Cream from i»r»T Mer»dorf. Pone Farmers I In Portland. Breeders and buyers be convinces! that our Ice Cream I'a Ince of Sweet» for our picnic. None 1 from Washington, Oregon. Montana. mA GERMAN COACH STALLION O sim U cw are the !»•«(. g~sx- -T.-_-.-iB-i.-ai otlw-r will do me. JAY C. MOORE, carpet cleaner I Idaho, California and British Co- The German coach horse which Phone Black 5071 . lumbia were there, with a liberal _______ M >*<^LI»ANBOfB purchased from Duncan S^ tt will Special Price on Ice Cream, Candy and Nut« 1 sprinkling of eastern owner«. The make the stand during the seas-.n at REAL ESTATE AGENTS average was ,2 40 each for every Bangs' barn, "O^ING—First-class lawn- For Picnic«, Socials, Private and Public Entertainments get our prices I». , *°n* at reasonable rates. J. L. CLARK A CO —Dealers 11 real horns sold during on« day of th« tf J. H PER'UNS. 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦»♦♦♦♦ft ♦ ♦ ♦+♦+♦♦+++♦♦+++♦♦+♦ PROFESSIONAL COLUMN WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦+ ♦ * ♦ ♦■*♦ + ♦♦•»•♦♦♦♦♦ + ♦ + + I DeWiTT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR. Inflammation of the JJ j TTLV^IIL ä TLX/1 Palace of Sweets Eugene, Ore. •■8uire at Guard office. mS estate, Creswell, Or. ¡sal«. WEEK’S TRIAL 25c
