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TD TWIC1-A-W1» GUABD, THTJBSDAY, OCT. 13, U10 * ' M *ZG*T MEWS OF COBURG AND VICINITY IW ■Ooo . .................................................. PEOPLE’S PULPIT...! Semon by CHARLES T. Rl'SSELL, Part, i Brooklyn Tabernacle -*QOO New York. October 9.—Pastor Russ«‘ll *f the Brooklyu Tabernacle today a«l- dressed a Jewish Mass Meeting, lu re sponse to a request seut to blu> by a Jewish Mass Meeting lnvltatiou Com- mlttee. The invitation »as signed by many prouiluent Hebrews of New York City. Tbe invitatiuu ami Pastor Russell's respou.--«* to tbe same follow ZIONISM IN PROPHECY : I What Pastor Russell Said. The speaker read to his audience many quotations from tbe prophecies of tbe Bible relating to Zionism, tbe first one of which was Psalm cil, 13-18 —“Thou sbalt arise and have mercy upon Zion; for tbe time to favor her. yea. tbe set time, is come. For thy •ervants take pleasure in her stones, and favor tbe dust thereof. Then shall the Gentiles fear the name of Jehovah, and all the kings of th«* earth thy glory When the Lord shit 11 Imlld lip Elon, he «hull apfiear lu his glory." Pastor Itussell declared that while once be hud been inclined to discard tbe Blhlo us unreliable along tbe lines •f Hlglicr Criticism, be bad subse quently given it very earnest study, entirely apurt from all creedsand theo ries of men i This study had greatly enlightened his mind and had giren view of tbe sacred fa Im a tery different i Rook He now baa absolute con fl den«*e In It. lie now realizes, not only that there ia ■ great Creatw. but that t' with •trwisgth and •••• they always please” Then Messiah's Klmaloiy. st am ll-isl by the stone, will mt ”tt x t> , ilte place where the Imirm - I'll gradually Incrvtislug. "ill i «•»«• »It i< ADDRESS TO earth. From this stumlpot .1 '«■ »!»■' 9 mam av »peaker. It Is not illthciilt t<. n< i«> t A Jewish Mass Meeting— The lieve the words of the I -.- i I'. ih : ill LEVI STB AU 35 CO. there Is a time for G« m I' s r’-ut'i ilte Hippodrome Jammed i Zion. yea. n set time ti.vil a.id mil . ........................ ....................... •O I terable. The speaker wotiltl not pre be is definite, orderly. In his dealings tend to say the day or umntb or year IRVING ITEMS. wltb humanity. In bis shaping of In which these things would l»e uecoiii- earth's affairs. For Instance, tbe first pllshed—lu which the Gentile leas«- of Psalm quoted mentions the time. yea. earth's dominion would expire and Mes Special Correspondence. Irving. Oct 7.- Mrs Hurley, sla the set time, for tbe return of Divine siah's Kingdom assume control. He did ter of Mrs. G. L. Troy, returned to however, otter a suggestion: So far as he favor to Ziou. So be finds matters all her home In Iowa, after a visit of through the Scriptures. In due time could dlscert. the time for these stupen several months. She is well please I dous exeats is very much closer than David. Solomou and others represent many of us ha«l suppose,! The sexen with Oregon ami will come back If ed Jehovah In the Kingdom of Israel times, or years, of Gentile ,1 -miration, affairs can be aranged so that she and "sat upon the throne of the King reckoned on the basts sag -' St- «l In the mav do so Miss Myral Rend is attending dom of the Lord." Later the King Scriptures themselves, should le Inter dom was takeu from Zedekiah, the preted a day for a year, lunar time. Sev- school in Portland this year Mrs. L. T. Bond ami sons. Cn tie last of the Hue of David to sit upon •n years In lunar time would r-present and Greetua,' spent Sunday in Port the throue of God's typical Kingdom 2520 days «nd these, symbolic: land. When the dominion was taken from pretKl. would mean —2i> wars Jr., shipped a c;;r him the Geutile governments were rec time Nebuchudnez. nr. t' •* h I «*♦ t' e 1 n- I George Hall, ago, was rec«'irnlze«l ibv.n to the i me cl ■load of prunes to Salem on Thurs ognised. but not in the same manner ' the expiration of the leas«- of < o ' ■ 'as was Israel. None of th-'tn xvas des er. when the stone sh ill smile t’ e linage day. E. C. Day is shipping baled «tra" ignated the Kingdom of God. Non- ' in the feet. So far As Pastor IL vIl ha» to Eugene. of them was given perpetuity of rule. I been able to determine, the year ot Z.ale- Rev. D. Morris, of Phllomath. But Gentile governments were proni- kiah s dethronement xvas C06 B. C. Thus stopped off for a short visit on his lsed a lease of power during the pe calculated the 3520 years of Gentile lease return from Eugene. riod when Israel would be cast off - of power will expire in October. 1914. from God's favor. Then at the end There are some who claim that Zede- of the appointed time the Gentile lease klah's dethronement should be dated B. C. It this be true It could make a differ of earthly power in turn, and God's cSS. ence ot but eighteen years and give the original provision for Israel to repre date 1932. Pastor Russell's convictions, sent bis Kingdom in the world, would however, favor the 19H date. TWO HORS OVERALLS : New York. Sept»mh«T ISlu Pastor C. i. ■ «.««..,.l> a. N 1 l>ear Sir—Your inpw.iwliv- inieient in ttxe Jewish p> «»pie tor' iiu.x /«<,,« has not escaped our -nAttve Yo»«r denuncia lions ot u:e arroeilMK v«) petr:it«nl agauiM our race la t ie i.a.: « x-t x’m.suuniiy nas 'added to o:.. •<> ........... »bp» >ou ae a sincere frn . «1 !'•'..i «l.-xu„.,-e uu "Jeru- ealem anil J« -a I-.«- U ipes "tiifs struck a i e- epousixe«u;u .a uf-r,tauy vl u..r jieople Still > •• «u.uu.vu. lor a tune it anx Christian ra • « e. «o. . 1 tiuliy t • mt«-r >t- «d In a jet' .s a J w a:.<! not i «rely.from u hope - i ;'.« . I: nt. n ts became ot this fu irg that yotne of ue ««•noeet you «0 make u púbiic stuiement ruspoccin^ lite nature of vour interest in our people and we desire you to know that the statement you did make was very satistacrory In it you assured us that you are not urging Jews to become Christians and Join any of the sects or parties of Protestants ot return. These are tbe set times re Catholics. That statement. Pastor Rus ferred to by tbe Psalmist God's sell, has teen widely published in the promise to David—“The sure mercies Jewish journals. We feel, therefore, that we have nothing to fear from you as a of David"—were that of tbe fruit of race. On the contrary. In that statement his loins one should sit on the throne you mentioned that the foundation ot of the Lord forever, The real puri>ort your Interest in our people Is bullí upon of this promise was that Messiah, the your faith in the testimonies of our La«x and the messages of our Prophets You long-promised King of Israel, would may well understand how surprised w« be tbe root and off-sboot of the David are to find a Christian minister aear.owi ic line and blessed of tbe Lord; his edging that there are prophecies of the Bible still^unfulfilled. which belong to t. e Kingdom should be an everlasting one Jew and Hot to the Christian, ami that I and fully competent to fulfill all of the these prophecies, according to your : Divine promises made to Abraham— studies, are nearing a fulfillment of mo I “In thy Seed shall all the families of mentous interest to our Jewish race anil, through us as a people, to the nations ut I the earth be blessed." the world. Zedskiah Rejected — Nebuchadnezzar These things. Pastor Russell. Iiaxe led Aoknoxwledged. to the formation of a Jewish Mass Meet ing Committee, which, by this letter, re So long as God acknowledged tbe na- quests you to give a public discourse, es ; tion of Israel as bis Kingdom their pecially to our people, if you will kindly aixtept this invitation, will you permit us ; kings were his representatives; but to suggest a topic for your address, which, when Zedekiah was rejected it was not we believe, will be very interesting to tbe ; inconsistent on tbe Lord's part to rec- public and especially to the jews, namely, , ognize the Gentile governments, ns "Zionism In Prophecy.” As for the meeting: We suggest Sunday above suggested. Of King Zedekiah i afternoon at three o'clock. October 9th. ' we read. “O thou profane and wicked We have secured an option on the Hip podrome, New York's largest and finest I Prince, whose time bas come that in Remove Auditorium, for that date, and we hope iquity should have an end. that this date and the place will be agree the diadem. Take off the crown. This able to your convenience. We assure you shall not be tbe same. I will overturn. also of a large audience of deeply inter ested Hebrew s, besides whoever may come ' overturn, overturn it until he come of the general public. whose right it is (Messiah), and I will Trusting to hear from you soon, we sub- give it unto him’’ (Ezekiel xxi, 26, 27). acrlbe ourselves. It was«t this very time that God gave Yours respectfully. JEWISH MASS MEETING COMMITTEE. the lease of earthly power to Nebu- and bis successors, as is re AF Brooklyn. N. Y., Sept a. 1910. I jebadnezzar I Jewish Mass Meeting Committee. New- lated in Daniel's prophecy. Nebuchad York City. nezzar dreamed, but dlsremembered Gentlemen:—Your kind Invitation to ad dress the Jewish Mass Meeting in the his vision. Daniel tbe Prophet, made New York Hippodrome Sunday, October prisoner at an earlier date, was, by 9th, at 3 P. M., came duly. i Divine providence, introduced to tbe I thank you for the confidence which this invitation Implies. The date you king as tbe one person in all tbe world have selected is not only appropriate in able to rehearse the King’s dream and It« relationship to the Jewish New Year, to give its interpretation, and his pow but it is very suitable to my own ar er so to do is declared to have been rangements, as I leave on October 12th for appointment» in London and elsewhere in of tbe Lord. Great Britain. «*~Ámong»t the several prominent mem Nebuchadnezzar’s Vision of Gentile Dominion. ber» ot your race suggested for Chairman of the Mass Meeting. I select Mr. John The vision was of a stupendous im Barrondess. because 1 have had the pleas age. Its bead of gold represented Ne ure personally of conference with him and because 1 know him to be very loyal buchadnezzar's Empire—Babylon. Its to the Interests of your people and be breast and arms of silver represented cause I believe him to be very highly es tbe Medo-Persian Empire. Its belly and teemed as such In the counsels of your thighs of brass represented the Grecian race. Empire. Its strong legs of iron repre Faithfully and respectfully yours. C. T. RUSSELL sented tbe Roman Empire, East and Tbe Hippodrome is really aa im mense and elegant Opera House wltb a capacity of about five thousand. It wa» crowded today and many failed to gain access. The Jewish people of this City, who number more than a million, have become deeply Impressed by various discourses which Pastor Bussell has recently delivered and were alert for today's meeting—to hear bls presentation of Zionism as foretold by the prophets. Tbe speaker held bls Immense audience spellbound for near ly two hours, all apparently as uncon scious of the flight of time as was tbe speaker himself. After the service the Hebrews could be seen in little knots and groups here and there in tbe corri dors and In tbe streets discussing tbe subject. The speaker's views were evi dently shared by the majority. Alto gether the meeting was something unique. Never before did Jews give aueb attention to tbe message of a Christian minister. And never before did a Christian minister give such a message to tbe Jews. moltshmeut of thg Gentile systems. This smiting of the Image ia the feet symbolically represents that It will be by Dlvlue |H>wer that present Institu tions will all come to naught prefmra- tory to tbe establishment of tbe Klug dom of God lu tbelr sicml Messiah's Kingdom tn ths \ t on. Zionism’s Future Assured. For more than thirty years 1 have been presenting to Christian people the views 1 Iani today presenting specially to Jews, at the Invitation of your Committee. Thirty years ago I attempted to tell to Israel the good tidings that God's set time to re member Zion had come. But that seem ingly was too early. God's set time for Israel to hear was still future. 1 walled and am still waiting for Gcal's own time and xxay for the fulfillment of Isaiah xl. 1, 2—“Comfort ye. comfort ye. my people: speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem. Cry unto her that her appointed time is ac complished. and her iniquity pardoned, for sho hath received of the Lori's hand dou ble for all of her sins.” “God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform." About twenty years ago providence rais ed up for your people a great leader. Dr Herzl, whose name is now a household word with your race. While your people were unready for any message that I ; could give them they were ready for what i God sent them through Dr. Herzl—a mes- I sage of hope, a message of national aspi- | ration which quickened the pulse of your ( people into new hope respecting the fu ture of the Jews. Dr. Herzl's endeavor was to have all loyal sons of Israel rise from the dust and aspire to be a nation amongst nations and to provide a home for the persecuted of their race in Russia and Eastern Europe. Dr. Herzl struck the popular cord in the hearts of the peo ple. At first It was purely political, and the name of Zion meant little of anything religious; but gradually Dr. Herzl and all the leaders ot the counsels of your people began to see that the religious element ot the movement was the strongest, the most powerful. Dr. Herzl has been succeeded by Dr. Nordau. also evidently a man of great talent and great patriotism; but Zionism languishes. 1 am disclosing no secret when I tell you that amongst the leaders, as well as amongst the rank and file, Zi onism Is trembling In the balances and fearful of coming to naught. It has spent Its force along the lines originally Inau gurated; but it will not fall, as many fear Without assuming the role of a seer I answer you that Zionism Is about to take on fresh vigor; that its most pros perous days are yet to come. According to my understanding of the Hebrew prophets the time of “Jacob's trouble" is not yet ended. Further pogroms of Rus sia may be expected and further atroci ties in Roumanla and elsewhere. It is sad indeed to be obliged to admit that these tribulations will probably come to you from professed Christians How ashamed I feel of those who thus dishon or the name and the teachings of my Master. I cannot find words to express! West. Its feet of iron and clay repre They are deluded. They have misunder sented Papal Rome. Tbe iron contin stood the Teacher whom they profess to ues to represent civil governments, and follow. Their thought Is that God will tbe miry clay, making them appear torment eternally all who do not profess the name of Christ. Controlled by delu like stone, represented ecclesiasticlsm sion they are serving the god Adversary as it is now mixed up with tbe poli and dishonoring Jesus. But as the trials tics of tbe ten kingdoms of Europe. and difficulties of the patriarch Joseph Tbe whole period of time in which were God's providences to lead him on to and power and honor, so will ail these various Gentile governments Influence these experiences and persecutions work would dominate tbe world would last blessings for your race and tend to drive until Messiah's promised Kingdom, them out of their present satisfaction and And this period is symbolically stated make them long for home—for Palestine. to have been “seven times''; that la, These experiences, in connection with tha voice «(-the prophets, which will hsnewj seven years^-evldently not literal years, but symbolical. At tbelr end the lease of earthly power of Gentile governments will ter- ruinate in tbe great time of trouble foretold by Daniel (xll, 1). Then Mes siah shall stand up in tbe sense of as suming control of earth's affairs and Gentile governments will cease, for all nations shall serve and obey Messiah. And then God's Chosen People. Is rael. will come to tbe front in the world's affairs, because they will be come the representatives and instru ments amongst men of Messiah's King dom, which will be spiritual and in visible. as is that of tbe Prince of this world, the Prince of darkness, whom Messiah will bind or restrain during tbe thousand years of his reign of righteousness and destroy at tbe con clusion. when be shall deliver over the Kingdom of earth to the Father. Mankind will then be perfect, because all wilful sinners will be destroyed lu tli<> Second Death. Meantime. Mes siuh's reign will not only bless and uplift Israel, but through Israel tbe blessing will extend to every nation, people, kindred and tongue in full ac cord wltb the IM vine promise and oath made to Abrabam more than thirty centuries ago. All this is briefly and l>eautlfully rep resented in Nebuchadnezzar's dream, as explained by Daniel He saw a stone taken from tbe mountnln with out human aid. He watched and saw the stone smite the image on Its feet and beheld, as tbe result, complete de- ____ FOR SALJC FOR SALE Full corner lot just 2 blocks from The High school. Price $1000. Sam Rugh Realty Co., corner Eighth and Willamette. 14 FOR SALE—Gray seed oats, cheet seed, baled hay and cedar posts. S. L. Bond, Irving. Or. Phone Farmers 14. o20 Mrs. Betterly. Misses Count and lott and ye editor were In Eugen«' Wednesday afternoon. Miss Wilkinson returned from Lu gene Wednesday, where she has la»en for th«1 past week on a visit. Last Wednesday. Si'pteniber occurred the marriage of Earl 81m mens and Miss Nelli«' Campbell «I the home of the bride 1:1 Bpokane. Wa«h. a Wat I \ A Klendal and wltv. of til rd island. Minn , ar«' visiting friends In Eugene They ar»' vxiu'cted In t o- burg soon and will visit with J A. Hanns and family and Ben Feeler and family, being old acquaintances In the East. —Journal. HART GETS OFF EASY AT ROSEBURG Roseburg. Or., Oct 8 I homaa Hart, of Wilbur, who was arrested a few days ago In Eugene, pleaded guilty In the circuit court her«* to the chirge of having held a louJrtl rifle within two Inches of his wife«« head, in effort to force her to deed away n •rtnin tract of land to which she claims title, Hart wiw arraign*«! Im- mediately following his intllcitn nt bv th«« grand jury. ' Jildg«' Coke suspended *« nt- pending Hart's good behavior anil promise to abstain fr< ni the use liquor and to provide for the »upp of his family, which consists of his wife and ten children. FOR SAI.E—No. 370 Good new 7 room plastered bungalow, has re ception hall; walls tinted and wir ed for lights; city water, bath, lot 75x80 feet. This nice little home is on Alder street and can be bought for this very low price $2650; terms. H. E. Owen, Willamette. If you hail positivi proof l.ir.t a certain remedy for HI female illt had mad • many ic •’ 1 not feel like trying it ? i:> If during the last thirty year. w? hr«vc not :'Vccecci I. convincing every fair-mindctl v> ... i Li«it l.yl t 1.. I ham’s Vegetable C< mpound h. sands of uotn^n i«i the illsj>c I long for an opportunity to uo j Meanwhilen.il the following to bv genuine nnd t’cthhil. Hudson Ohio. *' I nlh t« «! Im- i lonir tunr from n wcii'.nc , inrtHiiiinntlon. droMlltti | m I iis rat it ....... Hit un<l »U(>i>rrs»l<«n. I liutl I m ell doctoriutf anti re. < K l»ttf oitl) trinporurt r. lief, m it. t is frlentl I.tlvi-ol Ilf < • t!"' « .Vila I’iuklmm H t <•«. Ul.ir 4 ««tn. imiiiik I. I <ti<t hik I u rot«» t.» ) nu for ii<K !«•<•. I Itui r tint Lfully t<.ll«>xx< <i your «Hr« « lions nnd non. rtftrr lukliiK onlr live hottl.-s of tin* X «•¿••table ( 'oit.ixtuiol, I li.i»e «'»« ry rvMseon t«» I m -II vy «' I mu n ««'ll woiiiim. l«h«')«»n full |»<'rmt*si«»n to u*«' my b'sliiuoniul.'’ _ Sirs. Lena Cannocht«». 11 u«l»ou, Ohio. H. F. I»« No. 7. St. U c .’I m I'iilN, S. Y.-*‘Tw«> years mr<> I ana Hob.ttl that ■ hiol to tako to my I m '«I ef ry mouth, and it »ton! I laat front twit !•• Ilirre wreki, 1 a rut«' ’t>«"ti r nd» ift'iiinl t«««tk l.ydla I-!. 1‘iiik- I iuiii ' s \ < i*”t:ii>h' 4 <> iii |> ouii «I iii dry form. I tun happy t > say that I am «ured. thanks to your •ii«-tli« in«« am! k « mm I u«l»i< «'. You may u««* my l«'ller for th«' u « hh I of othrm.” — Mrs. J. II. lire)er«'. Nt. Ht'trls 1'alls N. Y. Thcr.’ is absolutely no doubt about the FOR SALE OR TRADE ability < f this grand old remedy, mad« vinegar and elder plant. Second FOR SALE—Special io investors one and Blair streets. Including bulld- block best College Hill propertv a tbe roots and herbs of our prospectlvc partner who under- a bargain. Inquire Hunter Elec em.ile diseases, We pos'ess volumes of pri ing, or will «'utertaln offer from a trie Co.. 22 W. Sth St. t stands this business. Situated on enough lo convince the most skeptical. FOR SALE—Good work team mares good corner; building 50x100 ft. about 1250 pounds each; wagon Plant new and fully modern. En For 30 yenrt Lydia F. Pinkham’'. Vegetable» and harness. Call 551 West Sixth. quire 14 East Eighth street. tf f'ompoiiml has li.'eti the siamhtrd rrin<««b f*'r 017 feiim!«' ills. No sh'k uotiian <I< m - h Jti.tlce to FOR SALE OR TRADE 11 ncr««. I herself who will not trx this famous m<'<llcin<'. poultry FOR SALE Stock mile from city. 6 acres of fruit, Math* eKclusIvely from roots amt herlM, and farms of any size, new barn, good sized house, 3 hus thousand* of cur«”« to H m credit, and timber lands, rooms. Land very fine, on good list. C. H. Gates Mrs. Pinkham invite nil nick women road. This Is th«* best place for Va. to write her for rul» ice, Nbe liui chicken ranch we have ever seen. guiiiod thousuntls to health free of chance. 200 feet for good school. You can FOR SALE—11 2-3 acres of river Address .Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. not beat this for much more than bottom land: 6 acres cleared, 100 $3500. Oregon Homeaeekera Co.. fruit trees price $550. Address t WAN TED- flirt for terni hou*> • 420 Willamette. tf FOR KALE—rontlnucd. Mary R. Nixon, Harrisburg. Ore I work. Apply al 725 <‘harnelt«n gon. 013 FOR 8ALB -No. 57 5 MTM M Col at. If POTATO CHOP In ground, for sale lege Hill, on car line; all can be) cheap; 7 acres. J. B. Weldon, nt FOR SALE—Seven acres river bot cut up into city Jots; good view. tom land 1 *4 miles from town for liruno Vitus ranch six miles north This fine little tract has just been $1300; $300 down, balance on ••ant of Eugene, <» atdzess Spring placed on the market, parties are; time. Call at 4 74 West Eighth field, route 1. olT < going away and must sell at once.' street, Eugene. 019 It Is a snap and will lint !.«-! long FOR SALE 4 40 aerrs. R ntllr« front WANTED You to come to tha We.t FOR SALE—One four-passenger au at this very low price—$2600.00.« city. clo»e to t««'^^ 9-roonti 6th al. feed, sal« and livery barn tomobile in perfect running order, Terms cash. Henry E. Owen, 536, lions««, barn 50x60. cnW *ezt house, for your riga, rias of all kind« for $250. Inquire at the Anderson- Willamette. ’ ol3i woodshed, granaries nnd other hire. 14 West 6th street. 014 Pierce Garage, corner 11th and buildings All fenced and tillable. FOR SALE — At the McCormick Oak streets. ol4d-w WANTED—A competent woman or I ranch, nine miles southwest of, 4 acres strawberries that tietfeil girl for general housework. Apply $2 00 per acre last year; 10 acr«*s FOR SALE—Seven-room plastered Eugene. 15 milch cows; two brood afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock nt young orchard, 2 acres family or House, close in on paved street. mares, weight about 1500 pounds;! 34 I | »th st tf chard, 50 to 60 tons of hay. 1 i Valuable business lot, price $2250. 1 work horse. 1100: one saddhi team. 2 wagons. 2 windmills, wa Sam Rugh Realty, Co., cor. 8th and horse, single footer; 1 Hamelton-{ ter tank, 4 good wells. $60 00 pat Willamette. ol4 Ian stallion; 15 hogs; three Eng lish Berkshlrt boars; one 2*4-1 acre Oregon Home Seekers Co.. 420 Willamette st. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE—2 lots with horse power gas engine.' J. E. ’ 6-room house; will trade for farm English, old Ingham ranch. Phone FOR SALE- Good 3-room house on or tools and stock. Wants some Farmers 105. ol8i Washington street; has city water, good land. Oregon Home Seekers’i lights, good well, wood shed, chic Co., 420 Willamette. tf 'OR SALE—2 lots, each 66 1-3 frou»- ken house and park: lot 66 2-3x age by 179 deep. Price, $aa00. On FOR SALE—Good team of 4-year- 166 feet; good sidewalks and tha one Is a five-room house, large shed old colts; will make good all pur streets graded, This nice little barn, chicken house, 2-room house, pose team. Inquire at West 5th horn« can bo bought for $lf»-> ♦ent bedroom, small por.’hes, chick street, barn, 14 West 5th st. 014 down nnd $12 per month nt 7 p«*r en house and carpenter shop; small cent. This Is a sn-'tt for •ny nm» orchard on the land. Or will reflt FOR SALE—A good gentle saddle who wants n little h >mc the «tin« 5-room house $12 per month, not horse, aged 5 years, suitable for as rent. Thia b'realn Is for a furnished. E. D. Lewis. Other $8 lady to ride. Call at the Hoffman short time nn'v- #850. II. E. Ow house for particulars. o!5. good land. 2 miles from a good en, 536 Willamette. ot3 a month, furnished. tf I FOR SALE—30 acres of good land FOR SALE No. 38 -280 acres of I close to Irving., 5-room house, FOR SALE—80 acres 8 miles from; farming, dairy and fruit land; 100 the city on good road: 5-room! good barn, water good. 1 acre of acres In cultivation, rest In timber house, good barn, 33x36, 2 wells, orchard, some hay. You can buy 1 team and wagon, family or-' and pasture; good family orchard, WANTED " » B<> ’ nv.' $ i :ion for thiB for $4500. Oregon Home two or three years time. Good chard, 4 cows, 2 calves. U. S. sep-| bouse and barn; 4’4 miles from Seekers Co., 420 Willamette. tf se« uri' A«ldr«x«t C. B., rnre of arators, 150 chickens. 2 hogsi a prosperous little town and r«ll- road station; would make a good Guard, ol4 FOR SALE—Good high full-sized weighing 160 lbs each; binder, dairy ranch; mall and cream route lot in the east end of the Fair mower, rake, plow, harrow, culti — near the main road; close to school ground addition close to streetcar vator. 18 tons of hay, 175 bushel and church: plenty of good water; Pa# Fence Can't Come line and handy to Lincoln school; oats. 6000 kale plants; land under well located, and can be bought good graded and graveled streets. plow. $5,000. Oregon Hom«* Seek for a ahort time for $20 per acre Price $400. Sam Rugh Realty Co., ers’ Co.. 420 Willamette. tf to Pieces. oa easy terms, or 40 acres with Im- corner Eighty ^nd Willamette. 14 i FOR SALE—320 acres of good land. provemeats for $1000; terms sril! U the providences of God to secom- FOR SALE—No. 132—Good corner 1-3 McKenzIp river botton, 2 B. Owen. 636 Willamette. pllsh for you more along the lines of Zl- lot 60 2-3 by 160 feet; has sewer sets harness and barns, hop yard .FOR SALE—No. 19#—320 acres 12 than Personal pride and national city water, sidewalk, graded street of 12 acres, hop dryer complete. patriotism. miles from Eugene, close to a little and is on Mill street. Can be 12 acres walnuts, 5 acres of good i town, high school, church llon.’V?0! my ,thou«h‘ tha‘ '»>e eight mll- and bought for a short time for this orchard, berries, running water JeW* " 'h< wo,■|,, wni a" KO to stores; on the main road; fr»'e low price of $1050; good terms. ’"?• even 'bough It has been esti the year round, 3 wells. The bot- mall and cream route; ; 200 acres -------------- mated that under most favorable condi H. E. Owen. 536 Willamette. ol3 tom land alone Is worth the mon-, In cultivation; rest In timber and tions. the land could support more than ey, also the hops will __ _______ pay for the ’ pasture; good family orchard; ber twice that many. It Is my thought that FOR SALE—No. 1—Good new three place. You can get this for $12,- ries; eight-room house; two barns, some of your most earnest and saintly room house; good well; lot lOOx 000. Oregon Homescekers Co.. 420 people will go to Palestine quickly, that all the farm Implements, some of 160 feet; streets graded; good I Willamette. tf Tans Wcven Wire Fence ¡3 made the rejuvenation there will be astonish the hogs and some other things go sidewalks. This nice little place I ______ ________ ing to the world. Further. It Is my with the place. This Is one of th»' to withstand the roughest farm Is on Alder street and can be pur FOR SATE—the best available busi thought that Jews In every part of the best places In Lane county nnd can chased for a short time for $650.| ness lot on th«' market today at world. In proportion os they come under Usage it ia possible for it to undt r* H. E. Owen. 536 Willamette. o13t a big reduction In price. Eight ! be bought for a short time for $50 the holy Influences of God’s promises through the prophets, will go to Palestine H. E. Ro. No anunal—bull, steer or stal 20-' t fronts for «4800. The on I per acre on good terms sympathetically — by encouraging those FOR SALE—Two full blocks of 20 013 lion—can successfully argue a poir t ly ’'..'erence hetweon this lot and I Owen. 536 Willamette. lots each In Florence, well locat who can better go than themselves and a • r've thousand dollar lot Is the II »OR SALE Say, hadn't you better! by financial assistance and the establish ed. level, smooth ground. Price with this remarkably strong, elastic alley between. This large ment there of great enterprises. Permit consider thl«. Just think. 4 0 acres I $1800 for the two blocks, These [ <• 20-f-vt ....... If” "'n be bought for only fence. This is a broad statement. me to suggest that In the time of trouble. right lr. the heart of Pleasant Hill I can be r<»«o!d for $75 per lot or $fx«'n ptp.j nf.ro<1|, ,b0 alley on Incidental to the transfer of Gentile rule Just on the market; the nicest placei It has been proved hundreds of $3000 within a year. Geo. Melvin to ” » loln'ng lot nnd the price to the power of Messiah, all financial In Miller, room 20, cor. Sth and Wil for a home, elegant fruit |Hnd ; terests will be jeopardized. Many of your la 4 • J cog Th'’ Is surely the best lamette. tf right nt the finest high school In I times. race, growing wealthy, will surely take burl J ■' 'nt in Fngone for the mo the county and nearly every hit Ini Pleasure In forwarding the work of Zion ney. Sp- r>|.!;b o«n]!v Co. cor Houses and giant trees have cultivation This Is the beat snap ism. as soon as they shall realize that It FOR SALE—Good home In one of* the best locations. two ' minutes' ner Eighth nn.1 Wll’sfnette. o14 Is of God. foretold through the prophets. of the season and won't last long fallen on stretches of Page Fence. walk from the business section. I And those of your people of Insufficient Better hurry; o«jy $ ko 1>(M. Good house with hot and cold wa FOR SALE OR RENT -Large roomy faith to use their means In forwarding other small tract» will follow thl When they were removed the fence two-story residence, four blocks the Lord s work at this Important Junc ter. Bath and toilet, electric from High school, for rent or for: •aie; only last week a tract right was found to l>e uninjured. This is ture will, before very long, find them- lights. Good painted and lighted sale on easy terms. Parlor, draw-l aero»» this sold for $200 per acre just the sort of fence you want. ^5'”” In the condition pictured by the barn. , Fine large lot with lawn E. C. Statzer, Pleasant Hilf, ption ■ Prophet Eseklel. who declare« (vll, M) ing room and dining room connect and trees. Price has been reduc- t | that In this great day oi trovkle Thay ed up; also has bad room, bath, Springfield Farmers 191 ” ed to $2760. We carry a big line of Page shall cast their stiver In the streets and room, laundry room nnd summer their gold shall be removed, their silver Fence in all styles—Stock Fence» porch or sleeping room on first WANTED and their gold shall not be able to «Je FOR SALE—New, well finished, 3- I floor. Full height second story room house, bath room, sleeping llver them In the day of the wrath of the Hog Fence, Poultry Fence, etc. If with three bed rooms and closets. WANTED—To borrow >2000 for 3 porch screened, closets, pantry, Lord.” The great Meeeenger of the Cove wood shed, concrete foundation, Has barn and chicken park, hot you need fence now visit us at once. nant whom ye delight In (Malachi III, 1-1) c1ty property. Call Win test and prove you aa a people. Thoee qh Get it now while prices are lowest. plenty of young fruit, peaches, ap and cold water and electric lights | nt 14 kagt Efgbth. who worship Idota of gold and silver, ples, peas, cherries, berries; lot Snap. Buy on easy terms, or will stocks and bonds will receive severe chas AN rED -Position by a man and We must reduce I our _______ stock and will 66 2-3x160.You can have this for- trade If satisfactory arrangements tisement at his hand that they may learn ln ,hn c"y or on a farm; no cut the prices to the limit the small price of $1500. Oregon; can be made. See E. L. Campbell a great lesson before he will grant them Children; experience In stores; enn Homeseekera’ Co., 420 Wiliam-; fit Campbell-Fellman Co. store 4 76 a share in tbe coming blessings. Quackenbush & Sons, Eugene. ÌXX " K ;;; ette. . . J«¿ tf. Wil lametta street •' i • Hpay-Wymlrc Co., Cottage Grove. . -M A <> \ * * •• < ■ j -V h ; Craawell Hdw Co., Creswell.
