THF: El'tiENE WEEKLY GUARD, Till RSDAY. NOVEMBER I». I»"*
EPORT OF
EUGENE
; à
• OR RALI
FOR 8AI.E—Tiiorougnurea Hereford
bulls for sale. Enquire 550 Wil
lamette street.
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FOR SALE- A bargain Fine selld
oak ease Kimball piano. Inquire
at 6uard office.
dhtf
FOR SALB—35 eq «are« good corru
gated Iron reonag. Call at ■»-
gene R ub Go.'a »tore.
W
WOOD Fine dry.
■«*>«
4-feet
w««4, *4 25
WHttawMi Franate'
Cem pa a y. Mala *1.
FCk SALB—« minios or timber on
easy terms. Addraee Ranaher, ■
W., Cettage Grove.
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FOR SALB—Ruff Orpington chick
ens. W. B. Hampton, 1103 Colum
I
bia avenue, corner 19th street.
FOR SALE—Two lots In Block 4;
Sladden's add to Eugene. Address
Rax 733, Roseburg. Oregon. N29
F OK KEM
Want-Ad
Financing!
Te sell with the aid of a
small ad., that old piece
of
furniture
for more
than half enaugh ta pay
for
the
new—that
. fully ship «1
llnle
and it is too far froi.i the holidays to
keep such stock in a dressed state.
I . » Potatoes Mortag *<>utii.
The potato market for the present
FOR KENT—Nice front room ; fur
is holding its own. with prices about
lights and
nace boat;
electric
j the same as prevailed all of last week
bath. Suitable for two gewtle-
! and very little business being done
I
men
154 East Niath street.
. with the south. The San Francisco
I market takes only a few carloads a
FOR
RENT—Furnished
7-room
; week, and for the time there is no
house for rent. Close In; ,36 per
| other outlet.
Shipments from Cal-
month. No children wanted. En-
qulre at Hollonbock's real estate
' Ifornia to the Sound, which were
office.
all
heavy a week ago, have about ended,
and the northern markets are report
FOR RBNT CHBAP—A new 8-rooso
fid to bo heavily loaded Prices to lo
to basinees portion of town and
cal growers range from 8 Oto 95 cents
one door from carline.
Bnqalr«
; a hundred for select stock, but active
at 435 Wlllamett« atreet.
n2,
marketing operations have not yet be-
! gun.
FOR RBNT— M aeres, 66 uader cul
Low tirade Hops in lieniand
tivation; house, barn, henhouse
• rcbard
Posae«»loa given Septem
Interest in low grade hops is stead
ber 16th. For particulars see R.
ily growing, and by the trade this is
MrMurphey, 559 Willamette street. '
regarded as a favorable market fac
Flour—*4.40.
R tom 11, Walton building, tf
tor, for it is known that the stocks
Baled Hay—*12 @,13.
of primes and choice goods availa
Timothy Hay—Per ton. *IC.
■
■■
—
>
in—-
ble in the state are limited and firmly
Oats—Per bushel, 45@ 50c.
held. Mediums have all along been
Bran—Per ton-—*26.50.
more or less neglected, but there is
Mixed feed—Per ton *30.
now a fair demand for this class of
Shorts—Per ton—*34.
ATTORNEYS-A 1-LAW
hops for shipment East and consid
Wheat—Per bushel, 85c@90c.
erable buying is reported. Prices are
Rolled barley—Per ton, ,31
G. F. SKIPWORTH. Attorney-at-law;
now being paid from 6to 8 1-2 cents
Chopped feed—Per ton, *30.
office over Linn's drug store.
Cracked corn-—Not in market
l>r«*sM*«l Meats Are Steady
There have been no aevelopments
L. BILYEU. Attorney-at-law. Office
of importance in the market for coun
Over Yoran’s shoe store, Eugene,
PORTLAND MARKET REPORT
try dressed meats for a week or more
Oregon.
Portland. Or.. Nov. 19.-—There ¡H and the supply and demand are hold
LEON R. EDM UNSON. Attorney-at some California inquiry for hay, but ing about even. Today the only fea
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan with the freight rate of about ,6.85 ture was the arrival of more mutton
per ton it Is Impossible to do busi than usually comes in a day.
For
and Savings Bank.
ness with that market. The only de mutton the demand is limited and
L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-st-law. Of mand now from the south is for grain the stuff moved slowly at 6 to 7 cents
fice over Eugene Loan and Savings hay, and there is not much of that a pound. Prime veal and pork were
here. If there was a lower freight active at the last quotations, with
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
rate .however, or if the California coarse and thin stuff dragging at the
8. D. ALLEN. Attorney-at-law. Of market should advance, «here might lower figures. Receipt» for the day
fice over Eaton's book store. 616 be some movement in this article were 1<)6 hogs, 4 8 calves and 15
sheep.
Willamette street.
Phone Black southward.
The local market rules about
2881.
Portland Livstock Market
steady, with a good undertone. There
Portland Union Stockyards, Nov.
C. •V WINTEKMEIER. Attornev-at- is plenty of hay left In the country, 18.—There Is a very good tone in all
law Land titles and probate spec but not much of it is in first handq. lilies of the local ' livestock market
ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris Before the season is over, however, today.
The Improvement has been
the available supply may have proved expected, and «lid not find the trade
tow Bank.
insufficient, and there is a prospect
PAUL MERRILL — Attorney and of high prices then prevailing. Lo unprepared. The great shortage of
coiinse)lor-at-law. Rooms 8 and cal receipts at the present time are sheep is attracting much attention
10. McClung Building, corner Sth increasing, arrivals for the week to from the trade and the general pre
dictions are for advanced values. The
and Willamette streets, Eugene. date totaling 47 cars.
few sheep now arriving are sold be
Oregon. Telephone Red 1151.
The San Francisco market is eas fore arrival and the rtarket- at pres
ier than last week on account of free- ent stands in fin«» shape with d«Hnn4id
WALTON A NESS, Attorneys-at-law er receipts.
in all lines except lambs, these being
J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will
Mild Weallier Is Holding Eggs
dull.
practice in all the coutts in the
Were It not for the change in the
Cattle Are 25 tents .Higher
state. Office, room 3, Walton weather conditions th«* local egg mar
block, Eugene. Oregon.
The cattie market is 2 5 cents high
ket won bl likely be higher today but
er all around for good stuff, with ar-
GEORGE B DORRfS—Attorney-at the warmer temperatures indicate the rivals very small again.
Trade in
arrivals
will
again
show
an
increase
law; office Hovey Building, cor
aud for that reason the trade is quite cattle Is showing the best improve-
8th and Willamette streets; rooms willing to sell at present figures for meut of the entire livestock market
1 and 2 upstairs.
awhile to see how supplies are go aud top east of the mountain steers
hnve been sold as high as ,4.25 dur
WOODCOCK k POTTER. Attorneys ing to turn out. Recently the arri ing recent trading. There is an es
vals
of
fresh
ranch
eggs
have
been
at-law
A. C. Waadcock aad E. O
pecial good demand for speyed cows
Potter Office as» block sauth ot very scant in this market and much and heifers and for the better class of
the
larger
per
cent
of
the
sales
were
Chrlsraaa black. Bur««. Oregan in Eastern stock.
this stock sales are being made
around ,3.50'll *3.65. Ordinary cows
How to Dress Poultry
IIJ.IAMH A ■ ■AM. Attornoys-at
At this time of th«* year dressed are ruling from ,2.75 to ,3. but the
law. J W William», L. B Roan
market is good.
Practice la all osnrts of the stat' IHiultry begins to take front rank in
In the hog market today best stuff
For that reason
sad befere the R. S La ad Of tie« the local market.
the following instructions have been is selling from *6 to *6.25, with
Offices 12, 13, 14 a»d 15 McClun
secured on how to properly send loose of the salts around *6.20. Re
ceipts of hogs are light and this Is
chickens to market:
Special attei
I. N. HARBAUGH.
"Dressed chickens may
be dry helping the trade somewhat.
tion gives ta dlvarca sad set Ms
Calves are in good demand for
■ ent tf aatatea
Agnat for Coat! picked or scalded, but shipments of
dressed poultry should be made in prime stuff, hut the season for good
Bsatal InsursBca I'oapaay.
6. First National Hank Baildin» the fall or winter only—during the quality Is about over.
All IxMik for Improvement
cool weather.
in killing birds for
Rage««, Oregon
Among livestock commission hand
market never use any other than fat.
Building
plump stock, as it will never pay to lers the opinion still prevails that
JESSE G WELLS. Lawyer, No. 29 dress poor fowls, as such will always conditions will show an improvement
West Hlgktk street, Eugese, Or sell for more money it shipped alive. from now on. Of the situation the
opp«Miit« »oatoffice
Gives spa da) This is especially true as to turkeys, various handlers today say:
W. P. Gould, ot Benson & Gould—
atteatlon te the saamlnatlon of ab anil we desire to impress upon ship
stracts. draftlag wills, settllag ee pers the fact that dressed cull tur "Hog prices are going to hold about
lates, conversares «sd colleetless keys are the cause of much worry to the present range from what I can
Also to all peasies Biattars Phan« handlers during the holidays. In dry see. Cattle are sure to improve some
Red 1176
killing hens or turkeys kill with a but the big people have liberal sup
thrust of a sharp-pointed knife in the plies at this time. Sheep are in good
PHYSICIANS 8*1» SFRGKONS
throat from tile inside ot the mouth demand with few coming. The trade
and
into the brain, Hang up by the wants all kinds of mutton sheep."
DR H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopath!«
Lev* M. Lacey, of Hunt & Lacey—
legs
and while the bird is still strug-
physician, Offices over Chambers
"The cattle market is firmer and
gling
remove
all
the
feathers
but
518
Willamette
street
store.
higher and there is a good tone In
Consultatioi those on the head and a few on the hogs, iu fact, the demand is good at
Phone Black 1326
neck.
Some
leave
a
few
feathers
on
free. Residence, 527 Pearl street
the tail and a few on the wings, but this time for all lines. Even sheep
Phone Black 3207
we recommend that all these be re are now quoted firm with a good de
In scalding stock cut the mand for everything.”
C. H CANNON, M D
Homoepathi« moved.
J. C. Lonergan—"The market is
Chronlr throat (or kill as for dry picking)
physician and surgeon,
diseases and diseases of woiuet and holding by the legs dip for eight strong on hogs with higher prices rul
ing. Recent arrivals of cattle have all
aud children a specialty. Electrl or ten seconds into water, almost, but
been moved out and the market is in
cal vibratory and light treatment not quite, at the boiling point. They
good shgpe at higher prices. There
Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3. Dunn build must be scalded enough and not too is a good demand for all sorts of
Board» much. Experience will determine this
Ing
Phone Main 54 0.
for you. The feathers may then be sh«*ep except lambs and packers seem
Hoffman House
Phone Main It
removed without breaking the deli to have plenty of these for awhile." .
PORTLAND yVoTATloNS
DR ANNA MAURER
Ost «apatiti« cate skin. Again dip the bird into wa
Grain. Flour. Feed, F.tc.
pbye’clan
All
curable disease ter of the same temperature for a
WHEAT -Bluestem.
95c; club.
*’•■»» and child«sa • few seconds (about four or five) and
treated,
specialty. Office over F E. Duan'» immediately throw into ice cold wa 91c; fife. 9.0c; red Russian, 88c; 40-
Phons Red 1631.
ter (to plump it). Wheu thoroughly fold. 91c; valley, 91c.
BARLEY — Producers'
prices:
cold remove the birds, hang'them up
G. 8. BEARDSLEY, M. D. Regul;
to drip and dry, wrap the heads and Feed ,26 per ton; brewing. ,27.
OATS — Producers' prices: No 1
physician sad surgeon
Offices 1
necks with parchment or other paper
and 17 MrCluag building. Eight
and pack in light cases
Never pack white. ,30fft ,31 per ton; grav, ,29
aad Willamette streets Office aa
poultry until thoroughly cold—be (<i ,30.
FLOUR
Patents. ,4.30 per bar
residence phon*. Mntn 47
sure as to this. Geese, chickens, hens
aud ducks may be scalded, but tur rel; straights. ,3.85; exports. ,3.70;
1-4
sack graham.
1'NniRTAKEKS
keys should always be dry picked. Valley, ,4.45;
wheat.
,4.65; rye.
Poultry for dressing must be kept ,4 40; whole
J. W KAYS A CO. undertakers and from food for at least twelve hours ,5.50.
.MILLSTI FFS
Bran. ,26.50 per
funeral directors Eugene. Or
(twenty-four would be better) and
should never be drawn. If poultry is ton; middlings. ,33; shorts, country.
S Mill chop. ,22;
DAY « HENDERSON, undertakers drawn the air obtains entrance to the ,30; citiy, ,30;
■■a mbalaers
Const Willam interior and the bird is soon ’taint- rolled bnrlev. ,2x<</ ,29.
HAY — Timothy .Willamette val-
ette and Seventh streets.
t*d" or slimy." This seems strange
ley. ,14 per ton: Eastern Oregon.
to many but it is the truth. Chick
W T
GORDON, funeral director, ens are generally in large supply and timothy, »16 <t ,17.50; clover, 111;
grain hay,
State licensed embalmer
Office dull about Thanksgiving, for turkeys alfalfa. ,12 ft »12.50;
and residence. Tenth and Olive and geese are wanted by the trade at ,12.50 41 ,13
Vt-getables and Fruit
str«*ets
Phon« Red 4481.
that time. There is a growing dispo
POTATOES — 1 Buying price, X04Î
sition on the part of the trade to de
M1NING ENGINEERS
mand dressed turkeys and geese for 90c per hundred; sweet potatoes. 1
Thanksgiving. Christmas and New- 3-4 4t 2 l-4c per lb.
TROPICAL FRUITS — Oran
HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer Year's business, but this is not so
and exi>ert metallurgist. Reliable marked as to chickens. Dealers are navels. ,3 2541,3 50 per box: 1
Information furnished to intending busy then and do not care to dress ons. fancy. ,4.50 1/ ,5 ]>erbox. chr
investors.
Ex; minatlons and re the»«* birds, The demand for fancy ,3.50 /1 ,1; standard. ,2.75 per t
ports on mines and ore treatment fat geese is never satisfied at that grapefruit. ,4 it ,5 50 per box;
nanas. 5c per pound: pomegrani
Eugene. Oregon
time, itemembej tr the Injunction
,1.50 ./ ,2 per box. pineapples. ,
never marke t any poor poultry In
,2.50 per dosen.
ARCHITECT
ilrvaae dstatr
Tf you must be sure
ONIONS,I on ./ ,1 10 per 100 IF
if
If you must dlspoi
dressed state
ROOT VEGETABLES
Turn
FREE THOMkS Architect. Sketch such l»e sure and ship It alive
,1 25 per sack: carrots. ,1: parsn
es and plans drawn, blue print
,1 25. beets. ,1.25. horseradish,
STEN« NiKAI’ll ERR.
and specifications General super
per pound.
vision over buildings In course of
Dairy an«l Country Pnaluce
construction. If thinking of build KONA BERTSCH. PUBLIC STEN-
ographer, room 5 over Crescent
BI TTER — City creamery, ext
Ing. large or small, see me. Terms
store Phone Red 1111.
NS 35«i 36c; fancy outside creamery,
reasonable.
Room 7, Chrisman
2 n 3.>c per IKiund : store. 17c.
block.
ABSTRACTOR*
EGGS—Or ton selects. 37 I-
4 c: Eastern. 2 7 0 32 l-2c per dozen
KF AI ESTATE AGENTS
POULTRY -Hens. 12 1-2 4Î 13 l-2c
J L. CLARKE A CO Dealers In real
CO., Rooms 2 and 3. Warren Block,
rings, 12 1-2 if 13 l-2c
«'state. Creswell. Or.
Eugene. Or. Price« reasonable
und: ducks 14 @ 15c; geese. 11 @
I
KOH RENT—A gooa notel property
at Florence.
Address William
tr
Brund, Florence, Or.
is
want ad. financing, al
though it is but one of a
hundred phases of it.
FOR SALE—5 room house, almost to
new, 2 lots, 60x150; close In; good
location.
Address "Owner,” Box
443, Eugene.
DI
CHOICE CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR BOAT FOR SALE—A light, well-
SALE Enquire of Mrs.
E. L.
built rowboat; for price and partic
Fisher, 418 North Pearl street.
ulars Inquire at 4 79 Pejirl street.
Phone Red 4992
N21
FOR SALE Nl«e new r«*sid»n
FOR SALE Big gray horse, four
five rooms and good lot In good
years old; also harness and light
part of tke city for sale. Price,
spring express wagon cheap. M.
*1350. One good new residence of
Logan, Wendling, Oregon.
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7 rooms and lot, close In. Price,
*2700. One lot 50x160 feet., good
Foil SALE Milch cows for sale or
part of the city for »425. One fine
to let out for the winter to respon
business property for sain on Wil
sible parties. Address, Mrs. Eva
lamette st; brings In good rent.
Ford, Springfield.
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Centrally located. For further in
formation call on the Pacific Land
FOR SALE 16-inch slab wood and
Company, Room 7, Hovey block.
16-inch
planer
wood
Orders
D. L. Cartmell. manager.
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promptly filled.
C.
R.
Mead,
Main 336 and Main 171, Spring FOR
SALE Four and one-half
field, Ore.
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acres of land, one-fourth mile
north of Springfield school house.
FOR SALE BY OWNER -One lot
A good six-room cottage, barn,
66 2-3x160 feet, five-room house,
wood bouse, poultry house and
small barn and chicken park; fin«
park. A small orchard of choice
well water, fruit trees and ber
fruit and 2 3-4 acres set to straw
ries. 444 W. 6th St.
dlO
berries and raspberries.
Call at
place or address F. D. Teachout,
FOR SALE Good corner 1 >t 80x
Springfield, Oregon, R. F. D. No.
160 In Fairmount; sidewalk and
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street improvements; Home fruit.
*350.
Eugene Real Estate & In
»«■'trn
vestment Company,
corner
Sth
and Willamette streets.
WANTED—A competent girl for
FOR SALE—Concrete gravel, build
general housework.
Enquire at
ing sand and loam. Can furnish
530 Pearl street.
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on short notice.
Also, all kinds
WANTED
A
share
of
the
farmers
wood In 16-lnch and 4 feet.
B.
to eat at the Cosy restaurant. Sixth
A. Seelye, Phono Black 5012. tf
and Willamette streets.
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FOR
SALE—Fourteen
head
of
horses,
broke
and
unbroken: WANTED—Position hy a good house
keeper
Address Box 105, Spring
weight 900 to 1200; some saddle
field, Ore.
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and driving animals
Call at Bai
ley Btables, Willamette street, for
prices and particulars, where the BOARDERS WANTED—A few more
boarders could ba accomodated at
horses may be seen.
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149 East Eighth street.
N19
rOK MALI
WANTFID Good respectable girls at
7 room house; nearly sew; lot 65x
telephone office to learn operating.
120 feet; now rented
for six
Apply at once.
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months at *18 per month. Will sell
subjf'ct to lease only. ,2460. Howe WANTED TO KENT—A • » farts
& Buoy, 474 Willamette St.
on shares, for frs— 3 to 5 years.
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Address “C. D.,” ears Guard
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FOR SALE Gasoline woodaaw out WANTED Fredh caw giving good
fit, complete; or will trade for
quality ot milk la exchanga for
team or vacaat lot. For further
good top baggy
R. MeMarphay tf
particulars apply to J R. Conrad.
733, E
11th
»treet
Phone WAN 1 ED-—A somber of girls to
learn nursi a g Esquire at tbo Eu
Black 1 .
•'
gene Csperai Hospital
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LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two
lots and 8 room heuse; barn; fin«* WANTED -Experienced school teach
land for garden; on I'eiirth street,
er In district No. 130.
Apply to
near mill i ace.
L«,t 160x95 on
District school board, lairane. Or..
Twelfth an 1 Alder s' setB, Just
R. F I». No. 1.
d5
north of I atterson acaool.
J. J
At the Eugene
Walton. 5 15 V.'lllam<*tt«« street, tf WANTED AT ONCE
Poultry Star', 102 E 9th
St.,
FOR Stl.E Cottages near Uni'er young chlc'cens weighing front 1 ’a to
slty, 1 four room, ,700;
1, live
1 -\ pounds. Phone Main 645.
rooms, new. modera, ,1200. (>n>
Furnlshd
clo ■! In 4 room cottage, excellent WANTED TO RENT
rooms
for
house or furnished
¡.it ,2150. lied Star Real Estate. |
Write description
housekeeping,
Room 11, First-Nat. Bank
and price. F. G F. 744 Alder St.
HERE IS A CHANCE to buy from
1125
the owner and buy right, nice high
housekeeper
for
a
fnm-
lots or house and lot. al! on the
five, Good horn«* and good
strei't car line I have 8 lots and 2
for right person. Phone
dwelling houses. All must go In-1
2912 or address 90 4 Ferry
quire at 806 East Thirteenth at
|
FOR SALE Hot air engine; for«« ,
Springfield match
pump con ected: *'U9 gallon tank, ',V'NTED—At
factory. girls or women to pack
fittings, 4') feet IH-lneh pipe, for
match«*
good wages and steady
sale cheap st Hall A- Shumway's,
work
Ring or communicate with
East Seventh street. See It
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Paul Br’telhelm. Snriugfield. Or. tf
FOR SALE S. C. WHITE LEG
uody to get their
HORNS The
227-E g
Strain
at tbe Enterprise
Cockrels *5 to »15.
Hens at
shop.
Satlsfac-
,2.50 en.li.
Trio. ,10.
Puliets
1
Half soling, 35
3 months old at ,9.00 doz. Casa
59 E Ninth street.
i; i .md. Poultry Co.,
R
♦
d4
Oregon.
nl.4.
FOR SALE Full-blooded Perchoron
M1R4RLI tNKOl’R
stallion; four years old; one three-
year-old mare, part percheron. Will
take cattle In part payment for SAT—i am nere again to work. 1
am the lone cement worker and
stallion
Apply to or address H. B. /
finisher. Get your work done bv L.
Withers. It. F. D. No. 3, Eugene.
C Wil llama
nil
FOR SALE City property» lots, cot BUY LOTS of Mark Fleming In Slad-
tages. residences; tracts snd busl-
den'a tract and Blair Street Addi
nesses. *15*
to ,5709;
farms,
tion. Good, easy terms
Beat lo
garden land, fruit, grain and
cation In Eugene.
stock. 1 aero to *9* acres; Timber
tracts. 4 0 acres to 80* acres; see J.
M Morris, ro«rn 4, First Nat'l Bk. Any parties having deer hides to sell
or tan must get their tags by No-
vember 1.
Adam Ritchey.
FARM FOR SALE A good farm nl9d4
w
situated In the Pleasant Hill neigh
borhood; fair house and two story
barn, granary and hop-house. On Adam Kltcney. laaner of llgnt skins,
for lace, leather, gloves, furs and
ly half mile from school, poatofflce
rugs
At Jasper. Oregon.
and public hall
For further par
n!9 d*w
ticulars see J. R. Sellers, 2 47 latw-
ronce street, Eugene
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TABLE BOARD Select table board
for a limited number. Bualaeas or
FOR SALE 43 acres all level land.
professional men preferred
Call
30 tn cultivation; uew hoiee. wood
Mr« Skipworth. Phone Black 1 *61.
shed and chicken house and new
barn; orchard; three g<w>d wells
snd good water; everything on DON’T FAIL io see Cheieni if you
want
nt bargains In real «»stat«
«»state
AVe
tne place goes with It. including
y and sell farm and citv proper-
household goods
This must be
t V improved and unimproved Tim-
sold In the next 30 days. I have
ber and mining stock Il Cherem.
also several lots close In and also
a house and lot 66x304. chicken NTRSFIRY All kind« of nursery
house and park and some fruit.
stock from the most reliable firm
These are bargains and some of
In Oregon, sold at catalogue prices,
them close to Willamette street.
discount for large orders; ceme
For further Information call on
tery work done by the month See
the Pacific I^ind Company. Room
A D DeRoo, landscape gardener.
7. Hovey building. D. L Cartmell
533 E 11th street Phone Red
manager
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47,3.
Heat
that
Doesnt
go up
the Flue
Mohair—17.
Chittim bark—4@5Vkc.
Wool-— 15c.
Poultry, Egg», etc.
Eggs — Per dozen, 35c.
Creamery Butter—Per roll, 75c.
Frys—Per lb., 9c.
Hens—Per lb. 8c.
Dairy Butter—Per roll, 65c.
Geese—Per lb. 6c.
Ducks—Per lb. 11c.
Turkeys-—live, 17c; dressed, 19c.
Frwlts, legrtAbio«. Kle.
Potato««—New, 60s per hundred.
Onions- Per cwt., »1.76.
I<e»«a« Per oase, ,4.,6.
Oran®««—»6.00
L»v—«« rS t Mwr««.
Good tows—3<J2%c
Steer»—P«r lb , 3 1-2 @2 3-4c.
Good prime dreseed veal—S O 6a
Mutton oa foot—2 l-2e.
Good Fat Hogs on Foot—5c.
Fat Hog»—-Dressed, 6@6^c.
«■rani and Frwxl.
You receive intense,
direct
heat
from every ounce of fuel turned—
there are no damp chimneys or long
pipes to waste the heat from a
PERFECTION OU Healer
Equipped with Smokeless Device)
Carry it from room to room. Turn the wick high
or low—no bother—no smoke—no smell—automatic
smokeless device prevents. Brass lont holds 4 quarts,
burns 9 hours. Beautifully finished in nickel or
japan. Every heater warranted.
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
r7?ay& Lamp
*
just whal you want lor the long
evenings. Made oi brass, nickel plated—latest im
proved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted.
II your dealer cannot supply the Perfection Oil
Heater or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency.
STANDARD OU. <
12,■ turkeys. 174, ISc; dressed tur-
keys, 20 @ 21c.
CHEESE — Fancy cream twins,
15c per pound; full cream triplets,
15c: full cream Y’oung America. 16c.
VEAL—Extra, 8 1-2 @ 9c pound;
ordinary, 7 @ 7 l-2c: heavy. 5c.
■ c per pound;
PORK—Fancy,
large. 5 1-2 4/ 6c.
STATE WINS IN THE
OREGON CITY LOCKS CASE
The state.'s interest iu the locks at
Oregon City to'Hie amount of »200,-
000 was confirmed today when the
supreme court denied the petition for
rehearing the case of the State vs. the
Portland General Electric Company.
This amount by today's decision is
ascertained to be an investment from
the common school fund by virtue of
an act of the legislature of 1870,
which granted a like sum to the roig-
inal company for the construction ot
the locks.
Furthermore, an accounting is now
due from the corporation by which
the state will receive ten per cent of
the net revenue from the locks since
1x97. The sum will revert to the
school fund.
By the terms of the
original grant It) per cent of the pro
ceeds should have been paid to the
state annually, but all that share
which should have been paid before
1X97 can never be recovered by the
state because of the statue of limita
tions. The case was decided in May.
The way is now clear for the joint
purchase of the locks by the federal
government and the state for which
purpose the legislature has already
appropriated »300,000.
The locks
will then be free to navigators.
LOUIS RENNINGER
PIONEER. FOUND
Louis Renninger, .« pioneer and an
old soldier, was found dead in his
son's barn Wedn. sdav evening aj)oit
6:30 h’clock. lie w last seen Tues
day evening; and
; -< h wks n»de
for him., resulting In the finding ef
his body between wo inn les in abe
barn. It was at f.ist thought hs bad
be n kicked to Ld»-.ith by t,l;e mules,
but upon examii
ei ;>( the body no
marks were found ; :id it was conclud
ed that death was <1
io heart trou
ble. Coroner Gerd. >n ins'rutted the
Justice of th«* pea; • at Marcóla to
make an investigan -n of the death
and after an exuinitiation of the re
mains by Dr. Pollard no inquest was
found necessary. Mr. Henninger was
a member of .1. W. Geary post, G. A.
R., of Eugene.
ALMA ITEMS
(Special Correspondence.I
Alma, Nov. 17
There was a rath
er exciting time in Alma las' Monday
when Ed Pettit and John Johnson's
hounds treed a monstrous black bear.
It happened just at dark, so the mee.
including Bert Allegar. his brother-
in-law, Claire Ross,. Ed Pettit and
John Johnson, sat up all night be-
neath the tree, which was a big cedar,
Some of the nelghb« > guessed it at
about 1000 pounds dressed. Several
obtained from
gallons of grease w
the carcass.
Ada Sutherland md her father.
Mr. Pierce, were ui to their old home
and removed the last of their fumi
turf to their hon. i li Walton lait
♦♦♦♦«*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ week.
John Howell a’td It: s friend Tracey
died
were visiting
U-..................................................... ♦ Newton, front Kan*. They had *»-
Mrs. Alice Whitcomb,
eral successful hunts and killed two
At his farm
near
Post. Crook wild cats and a nun er of civit cat»,
county, Oregon, Saturday. Novem They expect to sp* a 1 the winter on
ber 14. 1908, Roscoe Knox, aged the river.
Harvey San«*e is exp peeled to go <>«t
about 68 years.
trip.
Mr. Knox and family resided for to Eugene soon, on a business
I
many years across the river east of I
Ed Pratt and Iler: A Hegar had a
Cieswell and was well and favorably couple of pack h ■
- run away
serie«»
known throughout Lane county. He ♦ heir packs on. bur nothing
i
w as a brother of Mrs. Laura and Fro- happened.
na McFarland, Mrs. Jane Veatch and
Bertha Luce sp<' 1
Attorney Jerome Knox of Cottage Maybelle Johnson !a
Grove and has many relatives In this
Claire Hinkson "a
county. His brother Jerome was with pointed in the election
him at the time of his death. He politician.
leaves four daughters and seven sons
L. Leopold is keepin ng these kind ot
to mourn their loss, his w-lfe having) goafs for M Miller
died last spring. The remains were
Bert Allegar ha* ,,<en making »
Interred on the home ranch in Crook set of furniture for '. . room and hss
county near Post Monday. —Cottage been quite Industrie - lately. Here
■r once a monti1
Grove Leader.
ceives the Social 1
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CROW NOTES
(Special Correspondence.»
Crow. Nov. 15.—Born. November
11. 1908. to G. W. Liles and wife, a
9-lb. boy. Taft Isn't the only man
engaged in carrying out Rooseveltian
policies.
Many friends of Dorris Hale, of
Hale, are glad to hear that he is re
covering rapidly from the operation
he recently underwent for appendici
tis at the Eugene hospital.
It is hoped that Mrs. Herman Beu-
mister. who was Miss Nellie Gates, of
this place, and who also underwent a
dangerous surgical operation at the
hospital this week, may speedily and
entirely recover.
We are informed that
____________
several wed-
ding bells will mingle their music
near Crow.
There are eight families on our
rural route who take no advantage
of its benefits, Do they know it ena-
bies them to buy stamps, postals and
postoifice money orders, or register
say nothing of sending and
their mail promptly? We
may soon put up their mail
I help to make the route
CASTOR
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November li
At Junction l Cit
nd Mi" H,’7
1908, Harry L ,. Bov
rgan officiât-
I. Cook, Rev. D. L
ing.
IF1*
Jn Flu gene. N<
H A. Wetzel ar
Bah/bridge. K-
officiating.
At Junction Ci
1908, Milton lbs
Thornton. Rev. T
Ing.
Clayton Pl •
son were married
Phelps at Mapletot
bride's parents,
friends who wish
FlLEftr rr.KS
Williams Indian
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piles. It absorbs
ItchlDg At once, a
gives Instant rel
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piles and itching of
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