TWICE A WEEK GUARD, THURSDAY, DEC
8, 1910
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WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKE1
EOH MAI*«
F OR H ll.l.
« omni.,«-«!.
Î THE STORE THAT GIVES |
Chlttlm Hark 4V4c
Wool 28c
Poultry, Figg«, Etc,
Egg« Per doieti, 43«.
Dairy Hutter Per roll, 70c.
Fryera Per pound, 12c to 14c.
I ll-IIH Per pound. 1 3c.
Turkes ys I 8© 20c.
F'rulls. \'<-g*’lablc», Etc.
I’otllVMIS 76c.
Onion» Per cwt., $2.00.
Lemon» |8 5007.60.
< Hang«-» $4 50.
Lives!«»« k Market
Good Cows 2
3 Vk c.
Common Cow» 2 V« @ 3o.
Steer» 3V4@4r.
Veal Prime dressed, under 12$
pound«. 7 ti 9c.
.Mutton On foot. 3c
Ilogs On foot, 7 'n 7 ‘,-j<
Ilogs I ircKsed, 9 1i ;i Ac c.
la nibs- le.
♦
I XMAS OFFERINGS
YOU CP.ZDTT
T
AND SAVES YOU MONEY
3 THE STORE WHERE YOU
j CAN BUY FOR LESS CASH.
Ii CREDIT OR INSTALMENTS
roll SALK (l«»«»«l, two Baalvd buggy FOR HAI. e or I KAI > I ; - ì will trad«'
r or will trad« for wood. Enquire
III« • hollo' II. . Imi«.. residence db'
I K H I
Hill’s gun store.
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tri«' <>f Hprlngfhld and some vii
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•■nut
loin
nearby
for
simili
stock
yOK HAI.K 7U head or naiiui«< goat«
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Addici. h postofflce box 35
nil <>r part. IL IL Parsons, t'r«'»-
IHM.
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Hprlngfl.'hl. Oregon
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ir
well. Or*
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■; Fin« Mayflower guitar FOR HAI.E OR TRADE 5 lu res 2'*
poll SAI.E
miles
from
Eugem
.
all
rlv«T
bot
bargain
Roach
Music
I
IlHIHe
H
st
tom land ami nil R. < ultlvutlon
it
tills docs not overflow; Ims no gru
SALE
Thoroughbred
I
’
ly-
for
vol. good n«*w five room plaster»*«!
Rock
«-III«
kens,
II»
pullet«
und
II'1"*
loingalow
good simili limn nml
;> rockr»*l». Call lit !» West sth
othi'r outbiilldlngn; good w«*B and
dll
waler
Ibis place is all set to
fruii, will till««* pl«*««* of cliy prop
FOR HALF! Htocll und
imultry
erty noi Io ........... $|5uo, and
Town proparty
farlo» <»f K0V si»**
Is $600 cun stami on th«*
•<
Sinl timber landa. Send for fre
I will disposi* uf thk pla<'-.
C. Il (lates A Co , I.OUÌHU
list
1 this w«Mik. for only $2.
tf
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’•••• M I. Elliott A Co,
\I.E Good rive rooiu cottage I
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lit« Tetti pl«*.
da
tö:
1«’"» thnn t wo yeur« ug'i Eli- i
Grulli nini liiil
« of I. F’ J«*n»en ni F.'iigcm* |
Ftllt rent
Valley Flour $5.00.
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lug MIII oli l.awren«'*' Hr>*t
Flour $5.75.
‘ >11
T
f o i li 11 I k • < I room
Wheat P it bushel. 85c.
pr
Hee ItcMiold-
Brilli P it ton. $28.; 50.
-act
e
47
for
d
Mixed Feed P«r ton i. $31.00.
Stille
an
Shorts Per ton. $32
may
bout
Baled Hay $12.
to M D Alb'll for prie«» mid
I rl< >>
Rolled Barley $30
«125
Oat» Per bushel. 38<
FOR
RENT
On«
large
furnished
LIMBER All kinds of s'ut» wood,
room with u alcove; modern «•onven- PORTLAND MARKET
16 I mill und *-foot.
Fischer A
REPORT.
l**lu*eH, HUltnbl« for two 80 West
pally Lumber Co..
i
phono Multi
Portland, Or.,
Ih-c.
8. Potato
Nini
h
street
tf
Bp" nafleld.
tf
growers nr« ••xtri-mely «■Xclted
i
over
A SNAP $400 corner lot on ('ham FOR RENT Stock taken io pa«tur prospectlv«* price advance» and some
% mil«« from Eugene. Addrex ar« now said to be holding ul $2
bers »(rent, 56x180, for $300. At
E M Warren. <»n th« place, Eu l>«r cental.
»«•re tract In McClaren plat for
gene. Rout« 3, Box 20.
tf
Dealer» are offering no higher
BUY
A FINE
$i;oo. He« John Kestley, Spring
tlian $1 per cental for iinmedlatt*
field.
«115
Foil RENT Good modern house III delivery even for selected stock at
EULACO
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EULACO
very d«»lrabl« location. 2 blocks country' points, therefor«« holders
FOR SAI.E 7-rootn house, large lot,
SILK
SILK FLOSS
wr«t of Willamette «t. Addre«« Box are asking twice as much as the
pantry, two por<h>*«. city water
1
t.
Eugene
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tf
FLOSS
MATTRESS
ami g<»o«l well, burn, som« fruit.
market will give
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an«l faces east Only $1500. Orc FOR RENI' Furnished room« for
It Is stated that $1.25 a cental
♦♦ MATTRSSES
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FREE—
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gon Ilomesceker»' Co, 430 Wil-
housekeeping nt 155 West Fourth has lii-i-ii paid at country points dur­
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SEE OUR ADS
SEE OUR ADS
»trect. ihre«, block» from the car ing tin- past few days for late de­
lanictte at
d8
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4
line Enqulr» nt that number
tf livery for seed purposes, but so far
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FOR SALK Train nln« years old.
known no transactions above $1
weighing 2000 pounds, harness UOOD I1O\I(H With or without a as
II.lie l$'en <-|os«,d fill- art util con-
Will
• l«an. warm, cotufortably furnish­
and two-ton dray wagon
sell reasonabln If taken at once.
ed room
liotn? surroundings In sumptive demand.
it Is now a certainty thul Califor- as indicated by latest «ale« in the $1.00® 1.50: ¡icars $1.75@2.00.
ment by William Brown & Co., of branch yesterday caused a delay in
For particulars call nt 831 Barri­
« quiet, private family. Reference»
BERRIES—Huckleberries, 7c.
Salem, to Illinois.
son avenue
A W Hunt
exciiangi-il
223 Ea»t Twrnlftb tf nla will (>«• c«imp«*ll»*<l to seek els«— Portland yards:
ti
the arrival in Eugene of the evening
w her«* for Its potato Htipplles shortly
VEGETA HI-FIS- N«w turnips, $1.-1
CATTLE—Best Oregon
local from Wendling. A car of a log­
FOR SAI.E lairge lot on S E cor FOR RENT Furnished and unfur- after the turn of the year. After th«’
25©
1
benta,
ii
Sv;
carrots,
$1.-
$5.65© 5.75; fancy steers,
John Smigley has been appointed ging train was derailed between Mar-
n«r of slr«*et. 8 4x 160. This in a
nli*h«d room». Hall block. 87 East holldnys It Is «x|M*cted that every common
25©
1.50
per
sack:
cabbage,
$1.25
steer«, $4.00® 4.50;
guardian of Minnie Loehner, insane, cola and Springfield, but was soon
9ih street
Enqulr«* nt Room 5. California potato firm of Importance
grand locatliin for a horn«'
And
per cental; tomatoes. 70c© $1.00 per who is now in the state asylum. His put on the track again.
$5.mi; fancy. $4.50, poor
you «all get thin for $800 S.-« uh
Second floor:; also storage of all will liai-' a representative at Port­ best.
box;
beans.
12»4c
per
lb.
horserad
­
bond has been fixed at $500.
kinds nt my warehouse, across laud ia oitler to k«'«'p In cloiter touch @3.25; heifers, $4.5o@5.50;
al><>ut tills (Itegon Horn« S*-«*l.«rn'
ish. 8@10c; green onions, 10© 15c
S2.OO@S.7I; stags. $3.0O®‘3.
Rev. C A. Wooley, the aged Pres-
(
420 Willamette
dM
from 8. P freight depot. G««o. T. Willi Oregon situation.
dozen.
HOGS Best light $8 00;
bvterian minister, fell off his back
Circuit
court
'•onvenes
’
omorrow
tf
It
Is
now
generally
agreed
among
ONIONS—$1.40© 1.5<
sarlic, 7 morning and the first case up is that porch at his home in Fairmount last
FOR HALE 23 a
nary, $7.90; heavy $7.50; st
© 8c lb.
l't»R RENT 645 West Sixth; a 5- the trade that th«* price of potatoes am! f<’«*d«'rs. $5.00® $6 00.
city on g«»<»d roi
the state vs. John Johnson, charg- evening and dislocated one of his
sca
­
will
r«n<h
abbv«*
$1
late
In
th>-
APPLES—75© $2.50.
rixim house, with good outbuild­
F'liinlly orch.tr«
SHEEP Best yearling weathers,
1 with the killing of E. S. Prindel. shoulders. He was unconscious when
li
re
Non,
but
figures
of
this
kind
Melt*, and Provi*ions
$4 50® 5.00; old weathers, $4 50:
w
ing». barn and good water ;pleuty
house, good sprl
found by members of his family, He
DRESSED MEATS—Front street
of good yard room; flower« and merely a guess ami are given for ■prog lambs, Willamette valley.
buy this f<>r onl
will be confined to his home for
$1
About
half
of
the
sidewalk
being'
hogs, fancy 11c; ordinary. 10 1-2©
fruit tr. es Enqulr« of E. D. Lewis what they are worth. Th«* trade in $5 75 ©6.00; ewe», $3.00© 3.25.
Oregon Hom«’ Seekers' Co . 41’0
built to City View park has been j some time.
lie per lb; heavy. 9c; veals, extra. completed.
Willamette St
d|
st last house on West Sixth street. general believes that potatoes will go
CALVE8 B
$•■ '
This will be a great
ns far us $1.25 per cental, although $6.50; fioor, $3.5O@4.5O
13© 13 l-2c; ordinary, 12© © 12 1-2 venience for the people living con- I
if
The commission on municipal or-
out I
FOR SALE We have a fine lot that
some ar«* guessing a «inarter above
c; poor, 10c: ex'ra large 7 © 10c: that way.
PoHlaml
Market
Qiiotation**.
ganization. a branch of the Munici­
t
HEXT N< • an.i fluely fur- this. Therefore even the mor«* bul-
1» exceedingly close In. right on
spring lamb«.
11
l-2c;
yearling
pal League of Eugene, met at the
HOI’S Nominal 191" crop, choice lambs 7 3-4c lb ; mutton,
' • <1 rooms on first and second isli of thi1 dealers are unable to get
the pnv«-<l street. fin«*st shade tr«-«-»
8c; goats,
!.. M. Travis today began suit Osburn hotel today and organized.
floor» • Ingle und In »ulte»; for eithln sight of the price to be de- 13 1-4@13 !-2c ;>er lb; prime to 2 @3*
In town: this lot 1» only threo
aga-nst the Greenland Hardware Co. W. M. Green was elected chairman
cohlce, 13c; prime, 13 l-2c; med­
light houMKrepIng
Light .heat, tuunded by many growers.
blocks from th* .Merchants bunk
FRESH BEEF—Wholesale slaugh­ to recover money. An account held and Morris Duryea, secretary. The
ium. lie; 1909 growths, nominal terer's
bath, hut and cold wnter; 2 block»
■ onlv $ I I "ii
Se. M I. El
Poultry Trifle More Active.
prices: Best steers. 9© 9 1-2 against the company in Michigan commission will get down to work
from Willamette »t 186 K 7th
Hott « Co, 214 White Tempi« d8
Poultry dealers today reported 7 c lb.
ordinary, 9c; best cows. 8 1-2 6 9c, was assigned to Mr. Travis.
immediately on determining what re­
WOOL Nominal. 1910. Willam- ordinary, 8c.
tf >me Improvtumqit in trade, with the
vision the city charter should have.
FOR SALE Olt TRADE My fin
ette
valley,
18
>4
©
19«-;
eastern
Ore
­
<;
■
-i:
I
’
iltno
t
wholly
confined
to
HAMS.
BACON, ETC.—Hams. 15
M ANI |-|l
vinegar and cider plant. Second
The Eaglettes. auxiliary to the Ea- The membership of the commission
Hens are quoted gon. 1 3 © 17c.
© 17 1-2: breakfast bacon 23@30c gles. have organized in Eugene with includes rhe following: S. D. Allen,
and Hlnlr afreet«. Including build WANTED- Three nicely furnished hens and springs
SHEEPSKINS-
Shearing.
20@»35
a
pound,
and
al 15 to 16 cents
lb; boiled ham 25@26; picnics, 12
"necoe Bryson. Morris Duryea. W. M.
Ing, or will entertain offer from «
housekeeping room« with gas and springs nml inlx«*d lots at 14 to 15 . enta mu h bort wool, 2 ■ 50< .i.* ■ l-2c; cottage roll. 16c per lb; regu a go< >d charter list of members and Green. W. B. Jones. David Linn,
pro» (ter five partner who under
h«at, clone In
Addr*-»» D. 28. cent«, an average of u Cent belter dluni wool, 50c© $1.00 each; long | larshort clears, smoked. 17c; backs, they will meet on Thursday after- Samuel Roome, H. E. Slattery, A. E.
stand« this business. Situated on
noon of this wee kin Eagles' hall.
• luard.
tf than th«» prices that ruled at the wool, 76c© $1.25 each.
smoked. 17c; pickled tongues. 75c
Wheeler.
■ i corner; building 80x100 ft
TALLOW—Prime, per lb., 5c; No.! lb.
Fl.mt now and fully modern, En- WANTED By young man. work on close of laat week.
The voters of the city are urged
3
an«!
grease.
2@2*4c.
For fresh local eggs th«» demand
LARD—Kettle leaf. 5s, 14 3-8c lb;
tf
quire 14 East Eighth street.
ran. h
Ad.lr«-»» A45, Guard, ds
The work of laving brick for the
CH1TTIM BARK -1909, nominal. steam render«*«!, 5». 13 3-8c per lb; to attend the annual meeting of the
was sufficient to take all offerings
school district at the High school on Northwestern
Corporation's
new
A 8N'\P 22 acre chlrken ranch 6 TO LOAN I have $ioou to loan on at full prices, and a fair movement 5c; 1910. 4V,c.
compound. 5s, 11 7-8c per lb.
Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock for block wtll begin in the
__ ________
morning.
Hl DES—Dry hides. 15 ’,i © 16 c
1 2 miles out. 4 room house, store
farm land ; rather have land near of EiiHtern am! storng«* st«K-k was re-
the purpose of fixing the tax levy. Sherman & Hunter, the contractors,
Spi Ingflcld
Address A. L., cu re • ■•«rtc«* Denier« look f«»r slightly II».: green, 6\v@7*4c; bulls, gr«»en.
room and woodshed, barn. 2 chick­
Fl.MI1:\ ITEMS
have been waiting for some iron
en houses, good well, good soil;
of Guard
d" heavier r«c«»ipts of locnls not far salt, 5c lb.; kips. 6 d' Vic; calves,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens, of work, but whether or not this is
green. 12 © 1 3c lb
tm* oak timber. 9 acre orchard: WANTED Girl <>r woman for
hence,
Crow, brought their little son, Clair, ready, they will begin laying brick
gen
MOHAIR—Nominal, 1910. 30© 32 Special Correspondence.
5 in crop; 1600 strawberry plants,
In country derss«'«! meats there j
Elmira. Or., Dec. 6.—Quite a num­ to Eugene yesterday for treatment in the morning.
«ral house work for family of 3.
other young trees; on stage road
eenta.
were
n<>
fresh
developments,
pork
be
­
ber of farmers and dairymen from for some kind of fever. He is stay­
Will pay $<t per week
Place Is
This price Is n sacrifice Come and
Butter, Figgs and Poultry
six miles from Drain
these parts are expecting to go to ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.
The social conference of the Unl-
Address F. ing weak at 9 to 1 <• cents and veal
•cn us. $1200 Melvin Ilan < n. 17 1
of good quality In strong demand nt
BUTTER Extra creamery, cubes Eugene to attend the dairymen's con­ S. Day.
W . car« of Guard
tarian church for _________
___ ___
December will
be
Willamette street
12 to 13 cents n pound. But a small and tubs. 37c; store 24© 25c; east­ vention.
held Thursday. December 8th. at th«
ANTED Young men for dlstrib- proportion of the veal now coming ern prints. 30© 3 1c.
FOR SALK Wo have t went y acr
Jasper Kidwell expects to move to
Fuller & Cherry, who recently pur­ home of C. A. Rraum. 844 Emerald
utlng
(’all room 207, 11 <>t
Is such as to move at top quotations. ■
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland, Linn county soon
of fine river bottom i lami only
chased the cement block manufactur­ avenue, at 8 p. m.
Ben Stephen
S m<..'dc between 8 and
i
» a. m.
Butter am! cheese were steady to per lb.. 36c.
»bort distance from I Flügen«, <>n
There will be a Christmas tree and ing plant at the foot of High street Peebles, of Goshen, will speak on
Thursday.
d7
POULTRY
Fancy
hens.
1
51-2©
firm
at
th«
Inst
prices.
burg
on
from
the
Eugene
Sand
our
little
and
Gravel
entertainment in
good road fair Improvement«:
"The I.ost Tribes of Israel.” Good
Prune» l.ik«'ly to Go Higher
16c per lb; spring. 15c; obi roosters. Christmas.
Co., have ordered a new block-mak- music and a pleasant social evening
year In garden truck and this place \\ \NTED Six boys, 15
years
young
17
l.ocal
factors
in
the
prune
trade
12c
young.
14c
live
ducks.
Doris Hale and Lulbe Yates spent ing machine and it will arrive In a are assured. Everybody is invited.
old ; $1.35 |>er day ; 8
• ill pay for Itself; price only $3,-
Ap-
report the market firm nml the out-1 © 18c: old. 16c: turkeys, alive. 17 Sunday at Hale.
plv nt once to room
few days.
3"0 with terms Hoe M I. Elliot.
pigeons.
look
for
the
future
favorable.
In
1-2;
dressed.
20©
22
1-2;
A Co. 214 White Temple
We have waited a long time for a
d.8
building
The Eagles elected officers last
some quarter« higher prices after th«» squabs. $2.60 dozen.
Bruce L. David and William and night as follows: Emil Koppe, presi­
railroad, and we don't care whether
1'0
SAI.E Wo Imve 32" acre» of I POT \ rolls WANTED If you want first of the year nre counted all but
EGGS I.ocal «-xtras. 42 l-2c; No. it is Southern Pacific or what it is. Ivy Morris arrived in the city from dent: I. V. Jackson, vice-president;
to get full vnhit' for your potatoes, .1 certainty. \ New York report says 11, 4 2c; No.
1« lami a »hurt «listane«* from Eli-1
No 2 28c; eastern best 30 just so it comes.
Point Terrace last night to act as Wil] McCormick, chaplain: F. W.
mil a tile i .innerv and see us Our of conditions In the Eastern mar­ @ 35c ordinary 30c California stor­
ne on good road lays perfwl I
The waters have been quite high witnesses in the trial of John John­ Bloomfield, secretary; F. C. Potts.
f< r Hiib-dl vision ; onlv on« mH«* t<> I
nales department will give you ket :
age. beat. 30 ii 4 0c
in the Long Tom and Coyote creeks. son. charged with the murder of E. treasurer; J. Pironi. L. M. Travis
n iiroail flm> Improvements; own I
mark» t conditions and lie able to
"All sizes In prunes are firmly
CHEESE New Oregon fancy full
We hear the whistle of Perkins’ S. Prindel.
and Jack Rodman. trustees: C. J.
I'-- vstom: corn«’ up and let us ,
ge you a li tier price for your po- held. Jobber» are looking around for cream, triplets ami daisies. 16 3-1 «I sawmill. The rain has raised the
Barhite, outer guard: Alf Dillard and
tutors Cnll and let us explain our stock .ami th«» impression is that the , 17: Young Americas. 17 3-4 <n 1 sc.
. ula tills lull) 4«» you. price <»*>
S. H. Friendly has begun suit In Andrew Svarverud. musicians; John
water so he could get his logs to the
High**»!
curb
market
price.
plan.
$75 an acre, with terms
F
market will go to even higher levels '
Grain. Flour and Huy
the circuit court against E. W. Mich­ Russell, chef.
mill.
» I L. Elliott & Co.. 214 White
Eugene Fruit Growers’ association. There is now little fruit to be had
WHEAT Track delivery: Club
ael to recover $378.34 on a promis­
dS
»'tuple.
d*
. in any quarter on the coast at less! 80© 81c; bluestem, s2@83c; forty-
sory note, together with interest at
NOTICE OF’ IIOAD DISTRICT
The city council met in committee
; than 51-2c to 5 3-4c four size bag’ fold. 51c; Willamette valley, 82c;
the rate of ten per cent per annum of the whole late this afternoon to
MEETING
1 t HALG We hav«> good five-acre
LOST AM» FMI NI».
81
fl
basis
f.
o.
b.
Some
sizes
are
diffi
­
red
Russian.
80c;
turkey
red.
from
November
28,
1891.
discuss with Professor Young. Pro­
tracts all In cultivation, this Is
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
fessor Sweetser and other members
»Imply gilt «>dge; no better acreage l.(»ST POCKETBDOK Contalnlng 2 cult to secure at any price. Spot Ore­ 82c
1910
$|u
bill«
unii
two
notes,
on<<
for
BARLEY
—
Producers'
price.
gon
prunes
are
held
with
more
con
­
Traveling
men
are
h^ard
to
ex
­
Notice is hereby given that a meet­
of the University faculty, the water
around, and the price cannot be
$23- ing of the taxpayers of road district press much surprise upon learning question. The necessity of rushing
$2oo
and
thè
other
for
$300.
The
fidence
In
a
small
way.
Little
stock
—
Feed.
$21.
00@
21.50;
rolled.
beaten; Just think. 5 acre« for on­
50 brewing. $22.80© 23.00.
flnder piena«» return lo Guarii of­ Is to lie had from the East.”
No. 6 for Lane county. Oregon, will that the new Hampton block will be work on the filter plant was made
ly $875. with thr«»«< years to pay
HAY Producers’ price. 1910— be held at Hoselton school house, the occupied by one store, and all declare clear and the council assured the
fice unii recelve liberal reward. d9
Wheat Buying on Good Scale.
for same; that Is. $175 down, bal­
Vai.
timothy,
fancy.
$20.00;
ordin
­
Wheat-buying on a good scale,
29th day of December. 1910. at the that it will be the finest between committee of professors that they
ance $2<) a month
See M. L. El­
MISCKLLANIOOUH.
chiefly by exporters and millers, is ary. $19 Eastern Oregon. $2.50; mix­ hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day. Portland and San Francisco.
were doing all they could to install
liott A« Co., 214 Whit«» Temppie. 8
TAKEN UP One Jersey cow, 3 or 4 still reported from the country. ed. $ 1 4 © 15; clover. No. 1. $ 12 © 14 ;
the plant as soon as possible.
The object of said meeting is for
FDR SALE Fin«* 5-rooni bungalow
Reuben Greer, aged 80 years, who
years old, branded "H” on right While the market continues firm, wheat $13@14; cheat. $14@$16; al­ the purpose of submitting to the tax­
with pantry, bath room and cloa-
hip, crop off right ear, under bl there doe» not seem as much anx­ falfa. $13© 14; oats. $13© 14.
payers of said road district the ques­ lives alone at 274 Lincoln street,
A noticeable feature of the Eu­
•'ts. also fin« reception hull, this
M1LLSTUFFS—Selling price: Bran tion of voting a levy of an additiona’ slipped and fell at his home this gene stores at present is the very
In left ear; with bell. Owner can' iety on the part of buyers to outbid
D .1 plastered house; walls ar«» all have same by calling at John Par- one another as was the case at the $25; middlings, $33; shorts. $27; tax upon the taxable property of the morning and was severely injured. prettily and elaborately decorated
ttatl d; light flxl pre
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close of last week. Prices quoted chop. $19©25.
ker'« place at Irving.
said district for the purpose of Im­ It was at first thought that one of store windows.
The competition
shades to windows; liack porch Is
OATS—Nominal, producers' price: proving the roads <»( said district.
yesterday were 82 cents on club, 83
his shoulders was dislocated, but it among the stores here for pretty
For Eugene cents on forty-fold and 8 4 cents on Track. No. 1. white, $27@ 27.50; I
screened; deep well of water; cor­ FOR EXCHANGE
was
found
that
he
suffered
only
from
window effects seems * be as keen
This notice Is sigmhl bv at least
property or ranch In l.ane county, bluestem.
ner lot; good wood shell. only one
gray . $26.50 @ 27.00.
ten per cent, of the taxpayers of the bruises. He was taken to the home as in the larger cities, and many of
80-acre ranch in Polk county, $4,-
FLOUR Old crop, patents. $5 15: said district.
bl<i«k from car line; streets grad-
Oats ami barley were quiet. Then’
of his niece. Mrs. Georgia Tobey. the windows have a decidedly metro­
ooo; 60-acre ranch In Yamhill was some Eastern inquiry for the Willamette. $5.20 per barrel: local
C<! and graveled; this Is the best
politan appearance. With the com­
LOUIS M. HOSELTON. where he will be cared for.
county. $270'1; orchard Inml 2'x latter. l>ut no new business was re­ straight.
bakers.
$4.05 @ 4.75;
property In town In a good loca­
ing of Christmas, the shop keepers
CHAS.
E. LEWIS.
miles from Medford nt $2 50 per ported.
88.50.
export
grades,
tion. price only $2300, with $.'>00
One of Ed Nve's delivery wagons are planning their holiday effects.
$4.75© 5.15;
F G. LEWIS.
Co..
acre.
Willamette
Valley
Land
rye.
$5.75;
broke
down ami bnlance Ilk«* rent. See
graham. H sack. $4.00;
Itox Apple Trude nt New York
down in the middle of the
G. W. MILLER.
dt> i
484 Willamette street.
M I. FHIIott A Co.. 214 White;
Th. l«,x apple market at New- bales. $3.15.
street on Thirteenth street a few
Dr. A. Sharpies,
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___ veteran
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the
A. H. PEABODY.
Etc.
T«n> pie.
<18 HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid fot York Is reported by the Packer, of
<;r«x-eries. Nuts.
days ago and was left there, Coni- physician and fruit raiser, returned
A. M. HOOKER.
powdered,
SUGAR Cube $6 20;
plaint was made to the officers and last night from a trip through Wash­
JOHN HOOKER
poultry and eggs. Fresh fish ev December 3. as follows;
FN»lt SAI.E 105 acres, to In cuitl-
dry­
The box apple market is in a very $5.60; fruit of berry. $5.60;
the wagon was taken away today.
ington. He first visited his son. Dr.
erv day. At Newman Market, cor
S. C. LEWIS.
ratlon, 35 timber and pasture. 70
Offerings are very granulated. $5.60: D yellow $4.90;
Phone Main bad condition
Casper Sharpies, at Seattle, and then
ncr 6th and Olive.
h.-u-kwater overflow: fine for hops
A big banner bearing the words went through the eastern part of the
heavy, far in excess of the demand beet, $5.40; federal fruberry. 5c less
t
831.
nr>d small fruit; also fine gard«’n
♦♦♦♦♦««♦♦
"Welcome to Eugene" was strung state, loking at the orchards and oth­
at anything like profitable prices than fruit or berry.
l«'"l
This land will raise 300
I «old in' fine
'"" yreter-
(Above quotations ar«’ 30 days net ♦
♦ across Willamette street at the depot er interesting things. He is firmly of
bushels of potato«*« to the acre. day for $40. She was a fine cow: Box fruit Is selling here at about
today for the dairymen, who have al­ the opinion that the Willamette val­
)
CITY
NEWS
*l'h 3 cultivation«. This land Is the milk was so rich that some peo­ what It costs at loading stations In cash.
RICE Imported Japan No. 1, 4
« ready begun to arrive for the big ley can beat any part of Washington
2'- mile« from Flugen«» ami Is only ple thought it was cream; but I tin West. Jonathans, when they are 1-2 @ 5c; No. 2.. 4c; New Orleans.
convention which begins tomorrow. for fruit raising if only the proper
around $2 00 as do also
I mile from rail road station ami . ..... led the $40 to get a fin«» kitchen fine, bring
The other varieties, which are| head. 6 3-4© 7c; Creole. 5 l-4c.
methods are used here.
K< km | town. There In a good lake range from Kays' closing out sale. Spitz.
SALT Coarse Half ground 100«
Dillon's for drugs.
Several car loads of gas pipe ar­
not much sought after, sell from 75cj
"o the place, suitable for stock 1 got the range ami It is finer than
$8.50
per
ton:
50s.
$9.00:
table
rive
in
Eugene
every
day
or
so
and
u|» anil poor Jonathons bring i
The following Eugene people took
ranch. You can buy this for $65 the cow, it giv*‘s fine biscuits in a j a us box
$17.00;
Tollman Studio for photos.
are being distributed in various parts the noon train today for Irving to at­
low ns $1.25 to $1.60. although dairy, 60s; $18.00; 100s
Per acre. Oregon Homo Sockent few minutes and don t use hardly .
bales
$2.26;
extra
fine
barrels.
2s.
of the city where the mains are be­ tend the big reunion of the Zumwalt
(420 Willamette 8t
<18 any wood. 1 I ----
tell -
you.
In | the yare in light offering.
— everything
-
$4.00®$5.00;
lump
Union Flower Store—Linn's Drug ing laid. The company is spending family tn the Grange hall there this
5s anti 10s,
I. oim I oii llop Market Firmer.
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the
store
Is
wonderfully^
cheap.
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tf many thousands of dollars in laying afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pot­
1 1 "
\ I.E \\ e Ii.i vo ,i good '"ii
There was a fair inquiry for hops rock. $20.50 per ton.
so thy can get In
l-2c;
my friends
1
BEANS Small white 4
mains alone.
room plaster««! house on fin«’ cor­ telling
ter. Mrs. Hammttt, Mrs. Barger. Mr
.................
■. The iron beds : yesterday, but no business was re­ large white. $4.40; pink. 5 3-4c; bay
ahead
of
th«»
crowd.
A marriage license was granted to­
ner lot. with south nml west front,
and Mrs. Lansing Warren. Mrs. Ar-
ported in this market beyond the
'•
'ns
cheap
as
In
Boston
where
we
County commissioners’ court met delia Walker. Miss Hammitt, Claude
close to the car lino, only eight were-- ------- - ; the dressers and side- sale of the De Lashmutt lot of fill ou. $8.25; limas, $5.80; reds $6.75. day to Carl Aasen anil Miss Nina
HONEY New. $3.75 per case.
Eilertson. both of Vida.
in regular session this morning. Hammitt. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Laura
block« to the school; 10 bearing used to live; .............. —
bales of 1909s to Klaber, W«Mf &
boards
were
fine,
ami
«0
styllah
and
POTATOES -New.
$1.20© 1.25;
Commissioner-elect R. J. Hemphill Frazer and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Zum­
fruit tree«; deep well of water; all
ckeap that It fairly made me crazy Netteif.
The Roach music house today ship-; sat with the old members of the walt.
furniture In the house kom with so
The following cable was received sweets. 3c lb.
A great time was expected
for them.
d9-w12
F'niits unil Vegetable*
ped the Holton band Instruments to court to become accustomed to the and a large attenndance of the mem­
by Klaber. Wolf & Netter from their
’be place; thin 1s a great snap If
New
FRESH
FRUITS
—
Oranges:
Donna
for
the
new
band
there.
work.
He
will
begin
his
service
the
there ever wan one; prlc«> only
bers of the family was looked for.
F C Statzer. the Pleasant Hill London office; "Market firmer with navels. $2.25 @2.75 box; bananas 5c
first of the year.
$2700. with $500 down, and bal­ real estate dealer, arrived In the city- more inquiry."
lb;
lemons
$4.50
@5.50;
grape
fruit
A
carload
of
hops
was
loaded
at
Portland Llvcsti»ck Market.
ance to nult purchaser See M. L. on th« noon train today and expects
J. A. Hanns was over from Coburg
General range of livestock value« $3.75; pineapples. 6@7c lb; grape«. Friendly'« warehouse today for ahip-| A small wreck on the Wendling today.
Klllott A Co.. 214 White Temple.
to
remain
over
night.
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It will pay you to buy presents this year that will be appreciated. At our store we of­
fer you a larger and more select line of goods of the appreciable and most useful Kind.
Our line is the largest and best in Lane County, and at values far below the Portland
prices. In addition to this you can buy from us now, pay a small amount down on pur­
chase price, and we will store the goods away for you and deliver them when desired.
We will make Eugene and Springfield delivery at any time that you may desire it done
There are many reasons why you should buy from us, among them the fact that you
have a larger stocK to select from at lower prices than small dealers or faKe closing out
sales can possibly give. We extend credit if you need it, or sell to you on the install­
ment basis, on an easy payment plan, and will save you money in either plan you select.
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Campbell-F oilman Co.
The Home of A11 Kinds of Things for the Home or Office*
475 WILLAMETTE ST. (Near Post Office) EUGENE, OR.«
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