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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1909)
■» THE ZUGZXZ W — Ko- Lï GUA&T w . « I I« lower than It was la.t winter by the yards then- and doing a g x>d' •i> il of da-mag«, and the crop on the' several dollar«. Continent proml*'*«* to be about one-] Small Fruit- in G« hh | Sliapt*. year. In thlr«i short of last year, in thia lyogaiiberries and raapberrl«* ar« country the short« will be serious, coming in inor<* freely and they are Lzx-al dealers are ready to paj_ as In good condition, Today’s quota- high a« 15 «•»•rr* on contracts, but Logar, borri«-'. $1.50; very little buslne-s In in that line Is tions were: this raspberries. 12; currants $2 4,2.25; being done. The growers In $1 75 0 1 90. state will harvest a light crop thia Mattoon strawberries, Seyrdlings. $2 4( 2 25. MMtwon. but they are likely to get and Clark Strawberries are gi .«dually dlsa;« good prices for the^r products. pearing and will soon be out of tn<- Egg* Moving in Siow May. running. Egg dealers today report the il Up- Plenty of VcgKaltles. ply and demand playing about even. There is a fair supply of all vege- It is estimated that current receipts tables in season Fine cucumbers now are atx»iK 25 per cent under are coming in from Oregon growers those of the flush season a mrrntb In such quantltl«*» as to exclude the or more ago. but for this the market California product. Peas and beans, would have gone to a lower level too. are abundant enough to meet the than at present. Dealers today demand. A carload of extra fin" quoted 23c to 24« Thu» far this week there ba* been | new potatoes was received from Los Angel«*» this morning and it Is ex little demand for poultry, and the I prices that ruled at the close of th» I pected to have them go at 12.50. w«*«k r««mafn unchanged The out-| look, however, is for lighter offer-; llult-T Market Remain» Firm, There Is a good demand for bul Ings this week, and as a result there! ter and farmers are aaked to send may be some improvement In prices.1 (J«»«>d quality dressed pork moved It alon • now that prices are fairly g ->d Tbs market Is reported firm well today at the last quotation*, al 20 cents for dairy or store and an 1 the situation was about the same in the ca-s« of veal. 264f26*/hC for creamery. Four of the eight proposed ineas- uhm pissed In the special eiecilou Bili« for thè «onstructlon of 59 4 8, .»«•■terday. The appropriation for » ffllri f>t 1*”’ Orsgon K*«i»-n K»II hall, the amendment providing rwd pr<>J«'«’*d D<»m Natron t •»1 salaries for the mayor and ouucll- Klxmsth rsl's. «IH •>•' r»«fiDd in uiei., the band 'ax and the meaaiiro Soli III« rn l’arlflc offlres «t Ssn limiting In<!•• >'‘sin< rx were lost. Thv Ffssrlwo dtitlng thè nell two *•««»» nil. -ndment giving the couecll the today • Qregonian of that I«»« • r to prescrl'w the quuliflcntlohs Bills»««' 114 -’4 mli**« »111 le- con-’ of i 'oct ora psssed with a mnlorltv of -.iurted *)>uth«'»»i«rl> fr«»m Ni'ron.l e in- votes. The plan to give th-« ■ onn- «MI« ih« remalnlng 25*4 rnlls» wl'J <•11 'he right to condemn land for (« bulli I» » " rthwesterly direction' reneral purposes carried nitnott two 8"lr large >a eom Klsm-ifh Fsll» t< one and the measure governing li ite In till» viel Bld» ^"r ’•’** 'onstructlon of Ih«* quor regulations also had o good ma branch I» roti KUtns'h nt ,h'' •"•" nslon jority. The measure for condemna IIrn* to Coos <rii«t !'•• *"h" on or h*’fori' J,,n' tion of land for sewers and streets • -1 -1 - " i Jo Contrartor». h..»«»er, «.« sl-l hud nearly 300 votes to spare. POUTL % NO MARKET qtOTITIOX? Eggs Might tw in Bi-tter Sha|>«*. u.sd iint'l Juh to -u'ici’ pro- The total vote cast was 8 4 0. nbout There are plenty of eggs coming hmi I» tir building *he .14 mll«s of llopw. Wui.l and Hldra half of the registration In the city. In from the country and they move thr tr»< k frotn Natron. t|i<- pr«-»«ni Hops—l»«t crop choice, 11012 4c Vote by Ward* fairly well, but some complaint is prime to choice, lie. prime, lOt^c; me- »orih'-rn t rt-dnu* of th« pn )<•< tei The amendment to condemn land, heard of farmers holding on too long i , a < j l,iM.<l llarrlnian officisi» wlll| <llum. 10c: 1909 contract» • grower» re water rights, etc., passed with a rna- before shipping "Send In your fuse to sell). 144* 15c I» offered. niiltr no «stimate of thè pr< balli-- Jorlty of 241. The vote stood: eggs before they shrink." is the ad- Wool—190». Willamette valley. 22*& e»'. >1 building thè two sectlons of Yes No vice of nearly every house along 24c: Eastern Oregon. 2O021C. thl» r»llro»«l but >t I» •” li«ve<| th>- First Ward . . 214 7 7 Front street. As now received most! Tallow—Prime p«r lb, 3©4c No. 2 jmpr*»«"'" "' » ,'1 i"'"1''' "" ''»I Second Ward 59 cases bear evidence of having been and grease. 93 git'ire of apiiroxlmstsly $1.22*>.<>*>0 Third Ward . 91 79 ti wirded too long, presumably to I Sheepskin»—-«hearing. 10© 15c each : H'**l \iit>*oio«r» Iniprovemeut. save trouble in handling Out of his I short wool. 25040c: medium wool. 50c Fourth Ward 133 75 Ussrtal Manager O'Hrlen -ini! receipts of 37 cases this morning' irll each; long wool, 76c© 41.25 each. ChH Enxlne-r Ho«chk« of th«- H ir I'hlttlm Bark—Old. 54c. new. 5c lb. ne commission man could select but Total» . . 531 290 fl-tan III»'* In ih« •’»< Iti* N >rthw«»t Hid«»—Dry hides. 14© 10c; green. 8«r six of real first-class stock, the , •trs »dti*«d l»'«' yesterday aft«-r 10c; bulls, green salt. 4c per lb.; kips. others being shrunk although of, The liquor ordinance passed t 1 estensioni In 9c: calves, green. 10c per lb. soon of the pr ■|H>a«d course still sufficiently good to pass | Mohair—1909. 23©24< majority of 49. The vote was: Tb« informa to K-certn Or-gon without having to go to the baker's lluter, i : kk * and Poultry. No Tas peg U0i< In n I«'ter frolli t’hlef En Commission dealers are. Butter—Extra creamery. 204c; fan First Ward.......... 177 117 corner. llrsvr Hood of the .Southern Faci- 25c; store, 18c. Second Wurd . . . 73 7 6 however, anxious to have eggs come cy. Butter flc st Ran Francisca, wbo requetted ì Fat—Delivery f. o. b Portland 70 100 In a< soon as possible, the sooner the —Sweet cream. 25c: sour. 23c. Third Ward . . . . that Portland oiniraetora t«« ad vi»*«! and <lv»n an opportunity to submit 116 94 better, because at this time of year Fourth Ward . . . Eggs — Candled, local best, 24c; un it is necessary to candle every egg Did«. candled. 23c. or there will be no end of complaint WTlIli* th« Oregon Eastern Is Io Total . . Cheese—Fancy full cream flas. IS© 387 from the good natured grocer wboflb . .. 436 164c; triplets and daisies, 160164c; c»tHl »"tlrely with,ii thi- state, f*, temper is sometimes aroused by Young Americas. 17 0 17 4c. coaK'ucthin and all detail» relating Th«- measure In regard to qualifica much wrought up customers. Poultry—Mixed chicken». 124013c; thereto. »Ill directed from th« thin of eh*ctors paaaed by 9 vot«*s. The fancy hens. 13c; roosters, old. 9© 10c; Frai« ' • offi •• ot 'he Southern vote waa: (w> Slow With Turkeys. springs. 180 20c. geese. 809c; turkeys, Pirlflr AVh«n the road ha« been No Y«*s "Don't send in too many turkeys." allt«. 16018c; dressed. 22 4 0 23c: ducks »gilt It will be turned over to the Fl rat Ward .......................... 157 111 la the advice of one of the old estab (old). 11012c; young. 110124c: pig operating department under th« jur- .Second Ward .................... 64 76 lished houses on Front street. Live eons. squabs. 82.25 dozen, dressed poul Itdictlou of tieuoral Mxnag>r O’- 103 birds are worth 17 and 18 cents for try. 1© 1 4« higher. Third Ward ....................... 62 <>rala. Flour and Hay Brin. Fourth War«!..................... 107 91 >ld and 24 and 25 cents for fancy Ihr l.an« *’’>unly I-ml. Barley — Feed. 3340 835; rolled. spring, but a fair demand is antici Th« two • xo'nslons. ax«r< gating Totals ............................... 390 381 pated only for hens and large spring $34.50. wheat—Buying price, new—Track. about 60 mlloa. cover about one- ers this w«*ek. Next week the situ third of th« l>ropo»«.| r*»ad. which, The ordinance giving the council ation might l»e different, »o the ad- Portland—Club. »1.20011.22; bluestem »1.35: red Russian, »1.17: Turkey red. »trurdlng to th« approved survey, the right to condemn land for sewers vi<;e is "go slow.” »1.20© »1 25. Willamette Valley. »1.15. will I» 19» 6 miles in length from seen and streets had a majority of 263. Mlllstuffs — Selling price — Bran Klims'h Fall» to Natron Tb* «x G ihm I Demand for Small Veal. The vote was: »26.50: middlings »33 00: shorts $30.00 tsMlon of 34 2 4 mill's out of Natron Yea There Is a good demand for small chop. »23©»31. alfalfa meal. »3Q per No bill In laine county and I« regard«! First Ward . . .................. 213 69 veal In good condition at 8 4 and 9 ton. a hnvy pl«wa of construction work S«*con<! Ward .................. 88 53 cents, but rough and large will not Flour—Selling price—Eastern Öre-1 i: will extend III a southeasterly dl- One commission gon patent. »6.25: straight. »5.30©»6 Third Ward . .................. 79 bring that much 82 tsrtion and will |>«n«*traic both a man this morr.lng bemoaned the fact export. »4.70: bakers, »6016.25; valley. 66 Fourth Wurd .................. 139 mountain us and a heavily limbered » that now and then a farmer will hold »5.50; graham 4s. ,5.60; whole wheat section Construction of th«* Kia* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 269 a veal until It gets too large, when »5.80; rye 5s. ,6.50; bales. »3.00. Totals.......... .................. 0Î2 m’.h Falls end of the authorized ex- it will bring less tbutu had it been Oat»—Producers' price—Track. No. 1 t»nilons will not be as difficult At th« holm* of h«*r parents. Mr i kill-si and shipped off before having white. »400,41. gray. »40. TI iom * That Fail«-«) and Mrs Marlon Kltta. at th« cor 1 From Klamath Falls the route of had so much chance to eat its head Hay—Producers' price—New timothy. Th« amendment limiting Indebted- l.awrenie the railroad extern!» northwoslrrly tier of W<«4 Third and off. "It is strange." he said, "they Willamette valley fancy. »16.00: ordi icd th« axtanalcn of 25.2 4 miles strei'ts, June 30, 1909. Mls.< Emma I neos failed by 65. The vote was: nary. »14'0,18; Eastern Oregon. ,18.50; in ducks too soon, eggs t-co •end Yes No •III terminât«« in the Vicinity of Kitt». ag«<l 23 years, front rheumatic mixed. ,11.500,12: clover. »13.50: grain 123 late, and veal apparently when they »13 500,14; cheat. ,14© ,15 alfalfa, ,14. 137 Surrey station, at a («vint somewhat fever. Beuldi s her parents, she | First Ward . take a notion without considering 56 Second Ward 80 leaves thr«*e sisters an<l one brother. Wrtherly from Spregio* river Corn—Whole, ,36. cracked. ,37 per * condition.” 47 115 ton. Tbrre can be n<> question of the The funeral will be held at Gordon's| Third Ward undertnk''l parlor» Th ir»d: v fore- Fourth Ward 90 103 aitimi!« parpo«« of Harrltnsn to Fruit* nod Vrjcrtabie« POltTI.AND UVESTXM'K MARKET. Fresh Fruit«—Oranges, navels. 12.5^ compiei» thia road betw«en Natr-n noon nt I (•: ’’) o’clock a nd I he re- Portland Union Stockyards. June iT|3.25 main« will lie Interi i I <> per box; bananas. 5c lb.; lem- d 'n Totals 343 408 30.— Receipts were heavy this morn lad Kl»m»i|| Falla Completion <*f j S'. per box; grapefruit. Rev -, J. II Moon tbs extension« for which proposals (). F. • meterv ing, 64 4 head of cattle. 2305 head of The city hall measure failed by 4 4 sheep and 3 head of horses being •i H pineapples, Florida. |2fj|2 5O per have beeu asked cannot In them- will co id ml Ute services. dozen: strawberries, local. $S5W|2 per ballots. The vote stood; •»Ives add materially to th« value of brought In Most of yesterday’s re crate cantaloupes. |2.50^i $3.25; black-I I!» Yes No ceipts remaining in the corral, there berries, 12 He. At Porti; -.J a few days ii jo. Jesse mid 2". mil«» northerly from Kla B Arlington, aged 4 7 years and 11 First Ward . . 136 Potatoes, old—Selling. SI.25^ Si.40 ; 1 152 was scarcity of space, and five cars math Fall» the northern termino* months Second Ward 74 )f cattle are on the sidetrack this new. S2.50^i S3.00 He I'" 1« he mail who got up the <»>ii he* j FXt«; slon would The Gif rd» hard boo I; last winter. Third Ward . Vegetables — New turnips. Oregon. 63 106 afternoon waiting to be unloaded. r»»rh <u i min the • hear: <>f IDxmnth Fourth Ward 109 99 Relief will be given as soon as some 12*4c dozen: old beets. S2.00; carrots. He was .. thoiough gentleman, was a ronnty sack , parsnips. Si.25$ Si.50: cab T u- const trucioli of an ad of the cattle that arrived yesterday 75c good writer and nil honest citizen. bage. local. 2c lb.; California. 1^©1% c ; dltlonsl »*• 1'11^4 ln u'lierly from This morning's Oregonian tells of the Total . . 3X5 429 can be placed on cars for Tacoma, tomatoes, California. S1.25$S1.50 per N»tror- »'»»til 1 n*ri minate the road ' the Carson people having _ bought rate; beans. 79c lb.: cauliflower. SI.15 I from th'. end In a mountainous and funeral as follows: "The funeral of The salary ordinance failed by 26S. quite a number of the lot. per dozen; peas. 5c lb. .1 B Arlington was held yesterday at xpsriely , 'fled .114 trlct. Busin«*ss was brisk at the yard Onion»—Jobbing. California. 75c$ his home. Hancock and East Flrtv- The vote stood; 1 o Irohl > dountaln -. No this morning, a lot of sheep brought SI.25 per »ack: garlic, 12He lb. Yes The pr 1 ni «i y pit lepóse III project sixth «treets. and the final services Apples— SI 4TS2.OO. First Ward . . 114 1 70 In having to be weighed and counted, In» thia r ozd wan t to pr vid« for the were conducted al the Portland Cro- Meat» and Provision* 46 104 and for awhile the brokers were as W. Gray had Second Ward Rev Soother- Fa Ifh a better grade fot matorlum. Hams. Racon. Etc.—Portland pack— busy as bees In honey time. A Third Ward , 41 127 charge of the services Mr. Arllng- cro»»in>, -in,| thcieby avoid number of head of cattle were dis- local—Ham. 17c: breakfast bacon, 1 f<&' Fourth Ward 69 137 wlfe, hut has ton Is survived by his 25c; boiled ham. 23tyc; picnics. 12c; cot- ’be more difficult passage now fol-! |>osed of. Owing to the rush some taffe roll. 13c: regular short clears, lowed over the Siskiyou Mountains. J no children. He had lived In Port of th« brokers did not have time to Totals 270 538 smoked. 15c; backs, smoked, 15c; pick- land and the state for seven years Whep <oni|>|et«d. the Oregon East . compile their transactions today, led tongues. 60c each. th undoubtedly will Iteróme the, and had been a writer for the North not Pressed Meats—Front street hogs. The band tax lost in every ward. and hence their figures were ®sfn lln« of the Southern Pacific western Magazine and other publlca- obtainable, but they will be credited fancy. 10'S 10tyc; ordinary . 9 4c: veals. Tile vote was: twtwwn Portland und San Frap- lions. sales. which will extra. Sift S^c: ordinary. 7 4«: heavy. I Yes No to tomorrow's ♦toeo. 7c: muton, 7<i?10c; lambs. 8 0 9c. 173 probably also be large. 113 Not only II the rond regarded by June 23. Charles Beadle, ■in old I First Ward . Local Lard—Kettle leaf. 10s. 16c4 lb: It is said that while hogs bring 74 7 7 gned prices, H»rrfman a. th«* most practical for soldier. aged 71 tears and 10 months. Second Ward 5s. 16 5-8c per lb.; 50-lb. tins. 16c per It does not mean lean 50 121 and lanky lb.: steam rendered. 10s. 15« per lb. :l routing hl* Port land Ban Francisco Deceased was a well known citizen i Third Ward . razorbacks, many of 5s. 5-Sc per lb.: compound, 10s, 9*4c 80 125 which kind. it is said, . are "Mflc. but It nlao enables hint I............. to of the community, having conducted Fourth Ward __ _____ per 15 being lb. *'“ *n ImniiwiHeh productive area a hop yard and has lived here about shipped in in too large numbers to 28 Total 496 suit the brokers. '¿hi'k** l,r ,'"ntral Oregon, twenty years. He leaves a wife and t. u. ** wiDiout transportation one sou. F W. Beadle, of Milwau Most of rhe cattle brought In to-1 ultlea hi .-addition to *»rvlng kee. Wls Funeral services will be day cam«* from California, and the tne O: *g/n Eastern held at Gordon's undertaking rooms remainder from eastern Oregon. ’"I al»o furnish the Union Pacific Friday at 10 a m . under direction of They were In fair condition. The ld«al starting point for the G A R with Interment In the I sheep came from Willamette valley Mohair—Itc. •axtriictlng Mn extension through I. O. O F. cemetery. points and were also of fair grade. The following program Chlttlm l>ark—5c. * central |lllrt of the state. It is stated that the last of Cali rendered on celebration Wool—26c. . ii »nown that Harriman event- fornia cattle herds are now being Waltervllle, July 3: 1‘aaltry, R*«, Wte. n'"''"'1 ,o h",l,l *ro"1 hlH brought here for awhile, as future Music by Rossman’s Orchestra. Eggs -Per dozen, 220 24«. (H). . *°n l,rt>Pertjr to Vale and shipments of what sales have been Song ........................................... America Creamery butter, per roll, »9«. b *r ’’ At Içnat two routes for made will be made direct instead of invocation ......................... Rev. Shrode Dairy butter- - Per roll, 40 to 50c. I ,... r,,*d have b>*<*n surveyed One by way of the local Iwal yards. The Address of Welcome. C B. Donalson Fryers Per lb.. 15c. f''"m a point «»n the projet- ranges in California are i. __ _ drying up Declaration of lndei»endence .... Hens Per lb., 10c. luu u"’' Eastern nortji of Kia- and the cattle will soon lose condi ....................................... Ross Mathews ilecse—Per lb.. 8c. , «"Us. via Lakeview, to th«* age. tion. She was 29 years of Chorus Song.......................... Ducks—per tb.. tic. of f»ri1 l,l,r,l'T of the state at either ••s mane friends. The fun Cavett Turkeys—Per lb.. 15© 17c. Song .......................... I tile Jirn, ’ bnlnt-i suggested. The other Prults. Vegetables, Etc. I be held tomorrow at 44 ool is Nou on a Finn Basis. Instrumental music Odd Point« e*. nt w 12.25 per cwt. tMio’*1 r"";e contemplates an ex- i* with burial In th? Boston. June 30.—The opening of Recitation ............... . .Cora Dever Onions—Per cwt., »1.75 ♦rti f°n f|Q,n Illi* Oregon East- A. cemetery. Rev. <’. the goods business for next year at Song .......................... .... Quartet I.cmona — Per case, |4.<-0. thm r,’i.ni southwest of Natron, will preach the funeral ser- .......... Cavett values considered higher than usual Song .......................... ( «ranges — $3.50. to ihR 1 "'titrai part of the stab- has placed the local wool market on Recitation............... . . . Fay Miller Livestock Market a firm basis. for th Mln'' Objective [mint selected .......... Chorus Song............................ Good cows—2 1-2 @3c. "" more -southerly extension. New territory wools are moving Declamation........... Hazel Godard S. F. Kerns, the pioneer nursery- Steers 3 4(3 1-2«. Eugene, Jesse Easton man. of__ _ . is lying at Ills home Veal—Prime dressea, under 124 1 I ba. steadily. with Montanas selling at Song............................ 274 to 28 rents in the grease, or Recitation............... In the northwestern part of the city 5 (it 6c . . Dick Potter 72 to 73 cents scored. . Quartet with a broken leg While nt work Song .......................... Mutton on foot- 2 1-2 ii 3c. Texas -Fine 12 months, 70 ft 72c Oration............. Prof. A. L. Aiderman In the nursery. he slipped and Good fat hogs on foot—707He fine, six to eight months, 63 ft 65c Following the exercises everyone fell to tin* ground, breaking the Ing Dressed hogs 8*4 (if 9c. fine fall, 58 4i 60c. near the hip He will be confined ««rain and Feed will enjoy a good dinned, Prepara California Northern, 6 5 fi 67c; tions are being made to serve re Flour—15.00. to his bed for weeks. middle counties. 63it65c; fall free. freslr.nents to all who do rot bring Wheat Per bu.. $1 03. Chapped feed—Per ton. 130. ot> o 52c. Any I ih I j cun get a sllv<*rc«l "No- their lunch baskets. Cracked Corn— $2.50 per 100. Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple. 71 Drlp" coffbe strainer by writing Dr. Tlran—Per ton. »28. Racine. Wls. Send no (it 73c; Eastern clothing. 6 7 41 69c; A book on Rheumatism, by Dr. Shoop, Mixed feed—Per ton, 131. Valley No. I, 57$» 58c. Shoop, of Racine, Wls.. tells some Simply money . . ask for the "No- Rolled barley — Per ton. $42. •lihl'P|-S"l,t ’n Fkt'lfie <*ompt»ny. Drip" coupon privilege, , giving your Territory- Fine staple, 74 ft 78c; plain truths, and in a plain and Baled hay—$17. fine medium staple, 69ft 72c; fine practical way. Get this tvoklet and A ‘. Shoop will •*> ni»/. foresight, appears to mime and address. I Dr. Oats — Per bu., 56c. clothing, 68it 70c; fine medium a free trial treatment of Dr. Shoop’s Ian',. 1 n* ,n n,f*l<<* this imrllon of also sen«! free his new and Interest gists and dealers. 25c. clothing. 64(<r66c; half-blood. 67 'a' Rheumatic Remedy for some dis Besia,,'?'¡V"y. B r,,nter of activity. ing little book describing Dr. Shoop’s 69c; t'hree-eighths-blood, Health Coffee Is 64 ft 67c; heartened sufferer In your vicinity. Mu. Iola that It hna secured Ikalth Coffee PORTLAND MARKET REI’ORT. quarter-blood. 66(o69e. Make a grateful and appreciative the yards In Eugene, such a close Initiation «if real coffee, 1 .—-Coarse Portland. Or.. July Pulled—Extra. 70(t» 74c; flue A. friend of some one who Is discour »re prevalent In real estate that It rei|iilres an e\p«*rt to tell the And neither Is there a grades of granulated sugar declined 63@68c; A supers, 55© 62c. aged because of the failures of r'T,r'*8«'ntatlve» ,.™ of the differenev*. It. Made 5 cents this morning, but this will others to help him. Help me to coffee In . P"'lflr h"'" matin ....... - .......... tenta- grain of real make this test, and I’ll certainly help Ilop Market Well Sii|>|M>rte<l. .... -I. -‘ grains, malt and not he any articular benefit to house *»8 wit'i,1? r,,r the Sloddcn farm ly- from pure I toasteil AU dealers. Its flavor and — taste Is exceed- wives about to put up their year's That the hop market is a strong your suffering friend. -------- ----- xbout ,n ,,l,> city limits an«l of nuts. I... tedious boll- sii|>|>l.v of fruit because the change affair, with the trend of values up •It« rlv urn-H along tin* Wlllam- Ingly gratifying. No a minute." has no effect on fruit and berry The Corvallis Gazette and Tinies is shown by reports from the of-wav '<J¿>rth of th*’ railroad rlght- Ing either. “Made in today for th«* granulated nor other grades of sugar. ward, ___ ___________ ______ at- have consolidated and the name of East and _____ Europe and the __ general ♦R» inai ,o’«'i'»n of this prop- says Dr. Shoop. Write Coupon. All This was the only change in Lheltitude of the trade. News "from Eng- the paper hereafter will be the Cor- s *t»» that the company book and "No-Drlp grocery market this morning. Sult I laud is that vermin is prevalent in vallU Dally Gate’ie-Tlrres. t"O it with the purpose of grocers. PROMINENT KANSAS CITY LUMBERMAN DELIGHTED WITH BEAUTIFUL EUGENE WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAY BE AFTER SLADDEN FARM roperty is Excellent Location ,or Round House, Shops and Railway Yards. CELEBRATION AT WALTERVILLE COTTAGE GROVE AND NESMITH NOTES TRY THIS FOR DESHERT. Try JELL-O, the dainty, appetising economical dessert. Can iw* prepar«*d Instantly—simply add boiling water and serve when cool. Flavored Jost right; perfect in every way. A 10« package makes enough dessert for a large family. All grocers sell It. Don’t accept substitutes, JELL-O complies with all pure food laws,— 7 flavors, lemon, orange, raspberry, strawberry, chocolate, cherry, peach. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Arne have just1 returii«*d from a ten day«' pleasure trip in Washington. While there they attend«*d the fair at Seattle and visited th«'« ui.tliiei and sister, Mr ana Mrs. E. D. Arne, of Ever«*!. The;, report a pleasant time hut are glad to get back to "Good OU Ore gon '* Marshal Snodgrass proposes to. OBITI %RÌ strictly enforce the firecracker ordi nance July 3rd. 4th and 5th so far Mallnda F. Eaton was born near as Main street Is concerned until Carllton, Mo.. April 23. 1835. and after 7 o'clock each of these even died at Eugene. Or. June 27, 1909. ing» when the boy» may display their aged 54 >4 years, 2 month? month?, and 4 -lays. '¡ays. firework» on this street. F Explosives1 she crossed the plains to On g a ia will also be prohibited In the city ''"11865 and was married to G ">rge park and at the fair grounds where Petty near Creswell July 28. 1874. the sweet pea carnival will be held 'To this union ttiere was b rn tight on these days •children, three with t-he husband Y*st«-rday H. C. Cook purchased having zone □ before. She pro the interest ;n 'he Cot'age Grove fessed Christianity nearly nine * «am Mercantile Company, of Tom Pear e. I ago and joined the Bap'tat < h<irch who has be«*n Interested In the bu«l- at Creswell, and lived a faithful nes* f .r several year«. M«. Cook has • Christian life urnll death. The fun air« *dy taken •> evs.-seiou. and his eral services were 'held st th- Cres wife and dau,h er. aad his san F. well Baptiit c ur-h on June 29, •in H. Cook ar.d wife, wit! be here soon ducted by the pastor. Rev. W. E. to ruke their future horn". Mr Thorn on and she was laid to rest Coe «omes h«r" from R otu «* River east of Creswell at the family cetne- Valley. He Is formerly from Min 1 tery. nesota where he was interested in the wheat business at Minneapolis POISON OAK POISONING. for over twenty years. ________ Ballard's Snow Linimant cures it. The graduating class of 1904. *>f. Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius. Tnrner. Ore., which Miss Laura I nd ess was a' write»—My wife has discovered that member, assembled at her home! Sn«iw Lfnime«t cures “Polson oak ,M«>nday evening. Mi*s Isaura having poisoning." a very painful trouble, been confined to her home for some She not only cured a case of it on time past on account of p«x>r health, i herself, but on two of her frieuds and a most enjoyable evening was1 who were poisoned by this same ivy. passed reciting incidents of school ( ~ Price 25c. 50c and >1.00. days, the professor under whom they , graduated. A. L. Briggs, also being: The marriage of Miss Mary I* present. With the exception of one.' Baker, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D. every member of the class was E. Baker, to Oscar I.. Lltstnger, of present on this occasion, which was Loa Angeles, will take place at the a most pleasant and enjoyable one. home of the bride’s parents tonight A brief "review of studies" including at 8:30 o'clock. a few problems to solve, recalled more vividly those "happy schooi • A party con-isting of Geo. H. days.”—Leader and We4 ern Ore^ Kelly and family. Miss Bertha Dor gon. | ris. A. W. Whitmer and several others will leave tomorrow morning Risers — DeWitt’s Little Early- on a month’s trip to the Cascades, small, gentle, plensant, little liver going by way of the Willamette pills. 3old by all druggists. I route and coming back via the Mc Kenzie route. Tliey will take in th® Mrs. Schultz and son of upper Mid lake country at rhe summit of th® dle Fork, are in the city for a few mountain» and will co as far east as the Deschutes country. days. — » sxs YOU GET WHAT WE GET prove ’! Our books are open for your inspection. L Buyers name given if wanted. We not only get top prices, but you can satisfy yourself absolutely at any time that you get what we A Set PRONPT cash returns Ship your produce to us. Write to us now for coops, tags, etc. SOUTHERN OREGON 95 COMMISSION CO. FlORT 8T., P01TUS0,01UM W. H. MCCOIOUOOILE. PlOf. Selling Mill-to-Man Is the Modern Way An up-to-date railroad company will spend a million dollars to do away with a curve or reduce a grade. It is done to straighten the line: to do away with wasted ef forts: to reduce the cost of doing business. Selling Clothing “Mill-to-Man” means that all curves and grades have been done away with between the maker and the consumer. That is why you can buy in this store Men’s Genuine $20-$25 Suits at $15 These suits are made of tested colors in the season’s ap proved colors and designs, along the lines demanded by Fashion. The workmanship is all that it should be in every instance. Hats! Hats! In order to make room for our fall stock wi are selling all of our $2.50 Hats at $1.95 BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE Mill-to-Man Clot hers 591 Willamette Steet, Eugene, Ore.
