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About The Twice-a week guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1910-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1911)
THE TWICE A'WEEK GUARD, f FOR HALE—<’ontlnu«*d THUR8DAY, FEB 9, 1911. ’offering». The loial market is quot f method of creating new counties. BOWERMAN SAVES H. B. 125 by Abram: Requiring Foil HAI.E A number of good »•■<■ WANTED The addrsse of a re ed nominally at 30 cents, the price secretary of «tate to report foreign •ponalble party that would like to’ st which the market closed last ond bund bicycle» Eugono Gun Co. BAILEY HIS JOB spring, although a little full dip was corporations to governor. «toro a piano for the u«e of «am« tf FOR MAI«* Addroaa A. It., car« Guard fib sold at 25 cents. The goat» have Foil HAI.F! flood pie««- of timber! H B. 232 by Belknap and Thomp- FOR MAI.K—tlenttnc d) wintered well In the valley and the Discredited Official Champion «on—To protect the waters <>f the [ j 'MHER ÄH ¡¡Tini» of »Inh wood, FOR HALE leaia ulna year» old. close In, will trade for good piece WANTED- A« elderly couple or wi>- clip of batr 1« expected to be about ed by the Regular Deschutes. inau to «tour» home and care for the same size as last spring. I in, h »ll'l I foot FlM I o i * of city property aud pay dlffer- weighing 200« puuuda, burnua« H. B. 132, by Abram«—Providing Hally Lumber Co., plioim Main au old lady. Call at 226 Jefferson Machine The indication« are that the wool • m* M I, Elliott * Co , 214 «ad two ton dray wagon. Will for existence of foreign corporation« street. tf market will open weak, whatever Its While Temple. f# 32». Bpriogflaid. if •«II r«n»oiialde If takeu at once not for grain. For particular« call at III Harri- Foil HALF; No. 18H New 5-room WANTED Good horse wanted for condition may be after that time. KOll 1 HADE OR HALF» 10 «er«'« of H. B. 36 by Brooke—Abolishing _ ________ Htate Capitol, baletn. Or., Feb. 7.—, The eastern markets are quiet and »<>n avenue A. W. Hunt. tf light driving for Its keeping. Ad timber close to city for prop«'«!» plastered bungulow; has lights, Effort» to remove State Dairy and the Malheur Irrigation project. easy with more stock on hand than dress It, care Guard. fib III city Oregon llollll'toMikorK Co , «•ity water, dutch kitchen and chi H. B. 203 by Brook«—Repeal!«* Foil HALF; 121 acre« 8 mil«-» from usual at this time of the year. There Food Commiaaioner Bailey from of I U Wiliam«”«' ht I. I tf na closet«; woodshed; good well; fice were blocked for the present in actions of code made Inoperative by ‘Ity, h room, two-atory houae; a Is a fair supply of Oregon wool still vi im H.I..I VMO n lot 45x145 feet; furnished com repartrnient of Interior rulings. i ni; BALK Umili dirt und gravel large barn, woodkhed and wash unsold at Boston, a« transactions in the houae and ««nate today. plete, price $2300; unfurnished, IF YOU WIHH TO SELL your real the H. B. 280, by Jone«—Relating to in the house the report of the apé product during the past few by the load or Job It Yergle room combined, chicken house, $1900; terms. II. E. Owen, 536 estate, Hat It with us at tbe right months have been small. A sale of ela! legislative committee, accusing the sale of opium. I'I ioih ’ 429 11. 6»r,-W-7 or John II »Inda, good granary, 7 6 acre» In Wlllametin street. flu H. B. 185 by Beal«—Providing for price. We have plenty of buyera 50,000 pound» of fine staple Oregon Bailey of Inefficiency, misappropria N'ewman, Uth a Oily«. Phon«, M.1I oala, k 6 acre» lu cultivation; wbo ara buying at tha right price, was made at Boston last week at tion of state fund« and demanding salaries of county officers of Tilla- r 11 some oak timber; aoine pa»ture, I OK HAI.F; 5 acres clou«* In on tin* his resignation, was laid on the table. mook. and they might truy youra. Ore 20 1-2 cents. trull, two walla, two plow», hack Irving road. 3 miles out, all,under >0H HALF! Oak wood, $6 bit a cord, H. B. 110 by Chamber«—Prohlbit- gon Home Seeker«’ Co., 430 Wil aud buggy, pony, 2 cow«, 2 do««n cultivation planted to r>pltz>'t>lburg Sheep have wintered well In east In the senate tbe report was made a delivered. Il F*. Ooodpaaturc, 740 lamette atreet. tf ern Oregon and in the valley, as the special order for 10 o'clock tomor- Ing shipment and regulating catching chicken» A good buy at »HOOO upples, small strawberry patch, Hnutti Wlllarnotto at. I'boiio 610-11. of crabs during certain seasons. Otego« llomcaeekera Co., 4 20 some choice berrl«*s. all fenced, on THE ROYAL for evc-rythlng good to weather has been mild and open. row morning. tf H. B. 226, by Gill- Restricting This disposition of the committee's _ W Illa tuet t« »111 ■ i 11 There were uo reports of feeding un good road, no buildings; land has eat Open day and night. 629 report was made through the inter- »ale of liquor in gallon house«. til laat month and It Is likely that some float gravel, which muk<w KÎÏÛ-HALF! Good fl»« loom mllaga Willamette «treet. tf H. B. 161, by Belland and Lienen- the sheepmen will carry over a con vention of Senator Bowerman and his It mor« valuable for fruit and built !••• tliuu two year« ago Kn- FOR KAI E Fifty acre» an railroad friends. In the senate consideration weber—Authorizing the sale of the atatlan In front of plate, »tore Hat», cleaned, blocked and dyed b> siderable supply of hay. chickens. A good buy for »I.- ijulrw of L. F Jr unen at Eugene of the report was defererd for a day pilot schooner San Jose. building; 2 bum». 6-room Better Demanil for Hpot Ho|»s 000, 2 year terms on part. Mel- Miller, the hatter, at Cato, the tafl- pinning Alili on Lawrence Hl tf H. B. 83, by Cushman—To estab houae; 2 walla, windmill, road on tf ’In Hausen, 474 Will. kt. There was’ inquiry on the markets on Bowerman's motion, while in the flO or’«. Opposite post office. bouse the fight which resulted in tab lish a fiscal agency in New York. III I BARGAIN IN THF» COUNTY two »id«». 12 acre» lu grain, aoine the yesterday for hops of growths of H. B. 87, by Steelhammer—Regu s7 air« farm; good rl»«r bottom trull Tlila place I« an Ideal place 'i'O LET About four a< rea of grub- HIGHEST CASH TWICE paid toi 1910, 1909 and 1906, but these were ling the report was led by Thomp poultry and eggs. Fresh riih e> blng to let. Thirty acres of plow- land will a*U all or In amali for a |>er»<iu to farm and run n apparently no seIlers at the prices son of Lake, an intimate personal lating age of engineers on donkey en • ry day. At Newman Market, cor Ing. by the acre, to let. gines. Oat» and and political f«iend of Bowerman. i ,. . I'hiiti« Black $997, or call • tore, a« th« country need» on". u> r 6tb aud Olive. Fboue Malt offered. The demand for 1910s was wh<-at straw delivered by the load II. B. 136, by Peterson—To pro Thompson started the animated de al 36V Lincoln atreet if It I» t’lso done to Folgen«. Hee stronger than it baa been for a week. 831. t iu Flugene. Will deliver a few bate in the house immediately after vide for discharge of judgments of tills at $80 per acre, Ori-gon According to the latest California folt ALK I offer tor aal« a few bo«s of the Yellow Newtown Plp- FOR FIRE INSURANCE see J. W. advices, an active business is being the reading of Jhe repor . He said bankrupts. llomcecvkvra Co., 420 Willamette ■hare« of Lan<> County A»»*t pin apples In Eugene E. M. War- S. B. 82, by Carson—Providing for Osborn, room 24 McClung build done in that state in contracts. Hall that the committee had exceeded all ■ ’ " ' if Co ato< k at par valu« of $1 per ren, two I and one-half miles »outh- ing. f23 se' 11 red 350 bales of Sacramento» at authority in calling and examining payment of tax on the water power west. No. 3, Box 20, Eugene, Ore- abara. Thia chanco will ant laat I o>< HALF! I on acres 8 >t miles 14 and 14 1-2 cents, and Wolf st witnesses In view of the fact that the development. tng «;.•<• Melvin Miller, flaca I gon. NOTICE I '>i: i t r,i.t< ci |o.\ S. B. 194, by Carson—Regulating from city, on good road; soil all f’J Setter 300 bales at 15 cents. Uhlman message of Governor West demand mi'nt, cor kth and Wllluuiettn. tf good; 6-room houae, granary, FOR HALF! Good two-acre tract paid 15 cents for 150 bales of 1911 ing either Bailey’s resignation or the fees charged for public records. la-part men t of the Interior. U. 8. S. B. 225, by Burges«—Regulating chicken house, barn, woodshed; 8 Killt HALF! Location for modern close to town that will sell very Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, No Yolo», and Donovan made a two-year abolition of the office, bad been re transportation of live stock. acre» not cleared. 2 wells; run- contract at the same price for 100 ferred to the committee for the pur apart melila, tha finest, moat omi < heap If taken at once, mostly all vember 25, 1910. S. B. 206 by Norton—Repealing mat water the year around pose of receiving from that commit bales of Sonoma». In cultivation; a little wood on the trat In tha city. Would pay a good Notice is hereby given that Walter Ty.» place will raise fine clover I levee, 300 tee a recommendation as to the man the conservation commission. By the breaking of a dividend If Interested add rena tract. Will sell for $600 and take E. Stafford, of Flugene, Oregon, who, ■Old rail gciis» » A v.-ii firi•• plage S. B. 238, by judiciary committee for the house to proceed. a lot or team In trade. This is a on the 9th day of December. 1909, acres of California hop land were ner B m ltd, Bug«®« fit for stock On'y 660 per acre flooded and several of the larger Thompson denied emphatically -that —Regulating the cost of shorthand bargain and cannot la«t long at made Timber and Stone application Oregon Homeseekers Co., 420 he wished to defend Bailey, but in work on transcripts. KOH HALM Wo have for aale a floe this low price. Hee M. L. Elliott, No. 05705, for W >4 NW l,t , section growers lost their poles and trellis. sisted S. B. 204, by Norton—Repealing Willamette street. tf that every official was entit- I >1 of mulna and work bornea at 214 White Temple fll 18, township 17 8., Range 2 W. W., To what extent the roots were dam- law requiring fish wheels 00 small ic»««>nable prima All our atoek led to a fair deal. aged is not known. ditches. Astoria <>ete SoO.OOO. g arnnteed to b«< aa represented. FOR HAI.E OR TRADE Home food Meridian, has filed notice of inten Most Country Produce Slow S. B 70, by Bowerman—Regulat But for the earnest, forceful and '•aldi Uree, Creswell itirjon timber well located on a river, to tion to make final timber and stone There wan lack of life generally in m 1 trade for city property or close-in proof, to establish claim to the land the country produce trade today. The patriotic appeal of Representative ing banks as to Investment in stocks. 8. B. 164, by Oliver—Pertaining acroage at a cash price, as timber above described, before Register and supplies all around were rather be Belland in the house today, the bill roll HALF OR RENT Good five Recz'iver, United States l.and Office, yond requirement», and while prices: appropriating »50,000 for the Astoria to taking deposition of witnesses in is th«- »am«- as cash. For price» loom cottage, wltm two nice lota and furth«-r Information, enquire at Roseburg, Oregon, on the 13th day generally held the market was easy centennial undoubtedly would have the state. all fenced for chicken« Price on ¡ Nineteen Bills Passed. been cut in two, as proposed by a of H E. Owen, 536 Willamette of February, 1911. in tone. ly 11600; will rrnt for $10 per Claimant names as witnesses: Bills passed by the house today Fresh eggs held at 33 cents to 34 motion by Jones of Clackamas, while street. fl ” month. M I. Elliott & Co .314 Frank Stafford, of Springfield, but tbe impression was that the house was In the committee of were: Oregon; J. E. Yarnell, of Eu cents,, Whit« Temple No. 1"2 40 acre« good S. B. 23. by Lester—Appropriat Foil HAI.K FARM« No 250 tbe market would break before the! the whole for consideration of the gene. Oregon; Jens Seavey. of end of the week, the weather being' bill. Belland also had the loyal sup ing »50,000 for Astoria Centennial. tulli • from Eugene on the 111) a<r«s; 6-room bouse, barn; 2 FOR HAI.F! No ’>1 4*room h<>UN«J, >«d; 35 acres In cultlva- Eugene, Oregon, and Edd Han the determining factor. Anticipating port of his colleague. Representative S. B. 52, by Von der Hellen—Fix wells: all »lock atul farm Imple- ha« »ewer, city water, wo, son, of Eugene. Oregon. Leinenweber, also from Clatsop, who ing salary Prosecuting Attorney, n int« 4 horse- 2 cows; 8 hogr a decline, retailers bought in a cau t*»Nt «Idc-walka. «Ire et» grayed BENT A MIN F JONES. vigorously urged the »50,000 appro first dist riet. chickens, price $13.600; half cash front, lot 6<>xi flit feet. ú block* tious way. thu-wkly Register. by Parrish—Fixing a. B. 136, and bal»n<«> on contract at 6 per Dressed pork and veal moved in a priation. from hlKh ••ho ol. one an i! onr- It was Senator Lester’s bill. The salary assessor Jackson county. cent quiet way at the last quotations, with half block from the <ar line Prb •• H. B. 269. by Brooks--Fixing sal No 251 50 acre« 7*4 mile« $1200; term« IL E. Owe n, ß 3 6 the supply fully equal to the demand measure had passed the senate and Harney county officers. northwest of Eugene; 6 acre« of f 1 0 and excessive in the case of inferior came to the house with the favorable aries Wlliumette «tree>( H. B. 264, by Rackleff—Increas report of tbe committee on ways and orchnrd. »ome bearing; apple«, s. Department of the Interior. I'. stock. Coarse veal an dover-heavy means. Speaker Rusk, Bigelow and ing salary assessor of Coos ccunty. ’ll SAI.N Th«» following ♦ hole»» peiiche« nnd pears; 5-room house: Land Office, at Roseburg. Oregon, hogs dragged. H. B. 176. by Belknap and Thomp 1 « hnd piece« of city pr* Jones objected to so large an appro woodhou»«: barn; price 110.000 FOR HALE—No. 603 306 acres of November 23. 1910. The butter market was a shade son—Fixing salary treasurer of if taken at once Now la t h«* time No. 263 961» acre« 16 mile« ham H. Smock, of Eugene. Oregon, firmer in tone, the result of the cold priation and wanted the amount re Grant county. land; 60 fruit, farming or dairy to buy, when p-a,p|e are « Mllng duced to $25,000. Belland, Leiuen- smith 15 acre« In cultivation. 2- acres can who, on November 3, 1909, made weather in the East, but prices un acres in cultivation; 35 H. B 186 Thompson—Author »lic'it th« Or««- m Electric mm»** weber, Ambrose and Buchanan ar riHim house; log barn; 4 5 bear easily be cleared; rest in timber timber and stone application. No. derwent no change. City creamery gued izing state land board tu contract for property xalin-« in Hug«MM *M that the state should not be ing apple», pear» and «ome cher 05612, for SE 1-4 SW 1-4. Section of bottom products cleaned up fairly well. East and pasture;’100 acres parsimonious in its treatment of As- drainage of swamps and lakes. double. ries; 20 goats {2600. land; rest rolling land; one-half 18, Township 18 8. Range 5 W.. Wil ern make «as about steady. H. B. 288, by Gill—Making state N 1 Good fl»« room linn • choleej | toria in tbe propsed exposition which No. 354 320 acres 16 miles mile from »chool; 1 and one-half lamette meridian, has filed notice of treasurer custodian funds of Oregon lot. north aide of prominent real-, was for the commemmoration of a« south; 60 in grain; 18 acres In miles from high school, church Intention to make final proof, to es Portland Livestock Market library commission. dance eireet In good district with , event of significance to the early set hops; 20<> acre« bottom land In and store; good 7-room house; 2 tablish claim to the land above des H. B. 268, Brooke—Fixing salar water, newer, caa and moders con Or., Feb. 9.—Sheep mar-: tlement of the Oregon _ country. The timber and brush. 330 per acre. barns and other outbuildings; cribed. before the Register and Re ket Portland. ies county officers Malheur county. venience^ lour and an* half prices are not promising at North , vote on the bill was 29 to 16. No. 257-—43 acre« 2’4 mile» from ceiver, U. 8. Land Office, at Rose some fruit and berries; phone and H. B. 235, by Reynolds—Protect block a from th« poatofflce. $1100. Senate Passes Thirty, town, tin buildings, but fine land cream route; on the main road. burg. Oregon, on the 13th day of Portland and recent sales were made No. ! F’ln* eight room house on a at a reduction of 10c to 25c. There! Bills passed the senate today as ing ginseng industry. for anything, fruit or grain. 62 60 February, 1911. 14 miles from Eugene; lias just H. B. 221, Bryant—Making it a aplendld corner lot; northeast cor-' was another big run of sheep and! follows: per acre. Claimant names ns witnesses: been placed on the market and ner. large lot. well filled, fine s. B. 192, by Sinnott—To regulat« felony for a person to issue checks No. 292 320 acres 1 W mile» James O. Thomas, of Eugene, lambs in the yards during the day, a can be bought for »25 per acre; on banks in which he has no funds. fruit; all modern convenience«, south of Goshen; 100 acres la cul Oregon; Hal. E. Wood, of Eu total of 1434 head being received, the tare weight of grain sacks, term«. H. E. Owen. 536 Willam H. B. 237, by Ambrose—Author almut four and a half block" from compared with 1167 yesterday and 8. ~ B. 192, by Sinnott—Allowing a tivation; houee and barn *30 gene. Oregon; Peter Haven, of ette atreet. Phone Main 475. flO poalofflce; fine residence dlatrlct. izing Multnomah county court to levy for county libraries. j ■ per acre. Eugene, Oregon. and John none a week ago today. MSI* S. B. 230, by Abraham—Providing levy a special tax of one-half mill for Cattle are again 1 being brought No. 2K3—3 >4 acre« 3 mile» from FOR 8ALE OR TRADE—I have five Howe, of Eugene, Oregon. No 3 Good four-room house on a acres of land only two and a half forward from outside ] points. Ship-: salary of county judge of Douglas maintenance county library. the court houae; 6-room houae; BENJAMIN' F. JONES, good lot. 60166 feet. In dealrable H. B. 52, by Buchanan—Provid mile« from Eugene; extra good 2 closeta. barn; 56 young trees, ments were unloaded this morning county. thu-wkly Register. rcnldcncn part five block« from S. B. 165, by Chase—Providing ing for an assistant and a stenog 2 yearn old. lota of berries; price. land: close to school; high and from Nevada as well as California. poalofflce west; modern. 61100. salary of deputies for sheriff of Coos rapher in Attorney-General'« office. dry; fine location; that I will sell »3150 Idaho and local points. No 4 Seven-room houee. all mod H. B. 302, by HollU—Detaching Market for cattle continues good county. No 437 6-room house with bath, for $1000. Will sell on good WEEKLY REPORT ern. hot and cold water, bath and S. B. 217, by Calkins—Relating to Forest Grove from road district of hall aad «lactide light». » fruit terms or will trade for cheap lot or for best quality, but packers are still fin* lot 601166 feet, hnrn; clone which it forms a part. tre««; let 6*x96 feet; Hilyard at.; two «nd give good time on the bal OF EUGENE MARKET inclined to withhold favor from the commencing of actions. In and «« went aide of at reel; H. B. 225, by Rackleff—Giving Relating to • well located for U. of O.; price. ance. See M. L. Elliott, 214 White, 3. B. 215, by Calkini poorer stuff. ■ »3150. Temple. fl 1 , Chlttlm Bark 4t4c. Following is the general range of jurisdiction of courts over corpora railroad corporations rights of way No 5 -Good »even room cotta*" through canyons and passes. No. 4 66—New 8-room house on values in effect in the North Port- ’ tions. Wool—26c. with all modern convenience«, on H. B. 160, by Pierce—Fixing sal- West Fourth street; hard plaster Poultry, Egg-. Etc. S. B. 216. by Calkins — Providing land yards: I FOR RPNT _____________ 1 fin* northwest corner lot. fine, ary of assessor of Coos county. ed. double floors; lot 50x160 ft Eggs—Per dozen. 26 @ 28. CATTLE—Grain-fed steers. $7.00; [ for service of summons. fruit: lot S7.M100 f«ei. close In In, H. B. 328, by Powell—Providing »2660 FOR RENT—Eight-room modern 60. best hav-fed steers, $6.00@6.30;' Dairy Butter—Per roll, 55 « I 8. B. 191, by Joseph—Creating a two rears this properly will bei No 46« Two-sulte flat; lot 1001 home on East 7th st. C. 3. Frank, F'ryera-—Per pound. 12c to 14c. fancy. $6.00; cows. best. $5.25; or lien on death caused by boats and for payment of deposit in trust to the price quoted ! worth double person for whom intended to event 230 feet; good terms; quick tale. Hens -Per pound. 13c. 189 E. 9th nt. fll dinary. $5.Oct; poor. $3.00© 4.00; ! naming death as an injury. here. but th* owner muet »«•ll; $2500. or will rent for »22 per Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. stags aud bulls. $3.000 5.00. S. B. 151, by Wood—Providing of death of person making deposit. FOR RENT — Five-room cottage; $2300 S. B. 51, by Abraham—For pro Potatoes $100 0 »1.25. month ordì- HOGS- Best light. $8.10; electric light, gas. city water and . 6 Go r.l four -ronin house 1c>n «i ' NO tection of car repairers. 4 25 5-room houae. electric Onions Per cwt., »2.25 0 »2.50. narv. »8 00; heavy. »7.000 8.00. — Track. No. 1 white, $2 7.50; gray. Rood 1 close in. Inqulr« Camphell-Fell- large corn«1 r lot well filled 8. B. 36. by Wood—Changing two lota, MCh • "x 1 5vi. on la'inons $.’i.50i : $4.00. SHEEP—Best yearling wethers. $27.00. rnan Co., HouMfurnlshera. or 806 well, cm \\ «•st 8 llth ll »1 300. J name of state reform school to Ore West Seventeenth street. I’rlce. Oranges -$2 15 '.I »2 50. HAY — Producers ’ price. 1910 — $4.000 4.25 any ’ Pearl street, corner 13th. tf 1 >D TERM 8 wljll l>e glren on Livestock Market. »2100. $1.50: old wethers. $4.0004.25: Valley ttmothy, fancy, $19.000 2,0.- gon state training school. Yddren« 1 O. NO 169 Two full size lot». W. 12th i'OR RENT—Housekeeping rooms, of til«'«" Imirgalt 1« Good Cows— 3 '• i 4 grain-fed la nibs. $6.00; ewes. $3.75 00; ordina-y, »18.00; eastern Ore lank Box 279. E11 n* <>ir•«on. COMES QUICKLY Common Cows 2U, tfi 31. street; good buy nt »1650. partly furnished. nnd garden gon. »20.00; mixed. $16.000 17.00: @ 4.oic. it 3 r tmniiHMion i lluyer get» a Steer»—4 0 ÖC ordinary, clover. No. 1, »12.00; wheat. $13.- Don't Have to Wait for Weeks—A Also 5-room house, 2 room« up- ground. Cali at 617 Alder street, Best. $8.25; CALVES »R HALE ' >lt 7'FADE Mv a1 r 1110 1 Y’eal -Phlme dressed, under 125 $7.00: poor. $3.000 4.50. stnlr« not finished; lot 66 2-3x 000 14.00: cheat. $1 4.00(1 15.00; Eugene Illustration tf good for $s<>‘ pnllshlng bumili* luiunds. 7 0 10. tflO; flue location. Good buy at alfalfa. $12.50; oats. $13.00014.00. RENT Light, front room, clear mone > i*1eery month. w III ' the low price of »2700. Mutton -On foot 3’»c. FLOUR—Old crop, patents, $5.- Market Quoi.itlous. Waiting is discouraging. with table, board In connection learn any «> n* h< >w to do th« w; ork 1 Hogs On foot. 7'j 0' Sc. J. M. HOWE. 15; Willamette. $5.20 per barrel; Prompt action pleases everybody. Inquire 109 W. Sth street. flO Ymi cnn 1» ny this fol $400. half Hogs—Dressed. 9’._. 0 10c. .1 M HOWE. 576 Olive «treet. local straight, $4.05® 4.75; bakers. Hop«. Wool ami Hide'» A burden on th back is a heavy Lee ‘ i»h tim» on the balance luimbs—-4 t» 0 5c. FOR HALF! OR RENT A 7-room FOR RENI' Five acres of bottom HOPS—Contracts 1911 crop. 14 $4.7505.15; export grades. $3.70; weight. lionet ton, 566 Olive street. tf Grain ami Feed. bon»« With loth and toilet connec land with fruit and berries, and M 15c; nominal. 1910 crop, choice. graham. *4 sack. $4.60; rye, $5.75; Hard to bear day after day. Valley Flour- $5.00. tions good barn on n corner lot also nursery stock for sale. En Ft IH~VALF:~on« good tot. tfnlToro»- 18’jc: prime to choice. 18® 18*^0; bales. $3.15. Lifting weight, removing the bur- Flour— $5.75. 74x160 feet, n very desirable loca BEANS—Small white. 4*4c; large den. dlatrlct. Inside Fairmount loop car quire 52 North Wash, atreet. medium. 16®16Hc; 1910 growths. Wheat—Per bushel. 85c. tion o.i 13th nnd Mill street», mld- white, 4Y4c; pink. $6.75; bayou. line; twcnty-mlnut* <«r eervlcn; I Brings appreciating responses, 13c. Bran — Per ton. $28.50. wi,v between Willamette street and FOR RENT Three eolieeting rooms fifteen minute«’ walk to p««t of-. WOO1.—Nominal. 1910. Willam $6.25; Limas, $7.00; reds, »6.25. Eugene people tell of it. on ground floor; separate entrance Mixed Feed — Per ton. $31.00. HONEY — New, $3.75 per case. the University; a barraln Enquire flee. Price an object. Beltei nee ette valley. 18*4® 19c: eastern Ore-> Tell of relief that’s quick and sure. and separate woodshed; well wa Shorts—Per ton. $32. Fruits and Vegetables 4 96 Line«’- and West Seventh Reynold« and tnvcatlgate at once Here is a case of it. gon. 13© 17c. ter. Apply 96 YVest Fifth street. Baled Hav $13.00. FRESH FRUITS — Oranges — New st recta. ______ SHEEPSKINS—Shearing. 10® ; 47 4 Willamette at. Wm. A. Haskell, 272 W. Seventh flO Rolled Barley—$30. navels. $2.25® 2.60 box; bananas. 25c each: short wool. 25® 50c; me St., Eugene, Or., says; “Doan’s Kid FOR HAI.F! »1$ ncre» OH good road, FOR BALE—Gandy good six-room FOR RENT—S-room house; Oats — Per bushel, 4 0c. 5c lb.; lemons. $3.50® 4.00: grape large dium wool. 80c® $1.00 each: lons i ney Pills helped me greatly some 8 mile* from city; good «oil; eight bungalow; never been occupied; a fruit, $3.25; pineapples. 6@7c lb.; three years ago and I am glad to lot for chickens or garden; part of wool. 75c(<i$1.25 each. room. two-atory houae; big barn; fine location, clone to car line; PORTLANI) MARKET REPORT oranges. 90c tangerines. »1.75; Jap barn; two blocks from school: one TALLOW—Prime, per lb.. make the fact known. This remedy wood houae with wash room at deep well. Will sell cheap on In ©»1.00 bundle. block from car line; »12.50 per No. 3 and grease. 2®2’*lc. has been used by other members of tached: chicken houae; good gran stallments. Only »2200. »400 Portland. Or.. Feb. 9. — Rejections POTATOES — Best, »1.600 1.75; month. Oregon Homeseeker« Co.. CHITTIM BARK—19( 9, nominal. my fathily and in every instance the ary; 76 acre« In oat a; aorne oak down, balance »20 per month. M. seconds. »1.50; sweets. »3... 420 Willamette street. tf of Oregon potatoes and the loss of 5c; 1910. 4 (4c. best results have been received.’’ timber; paatur«’, all kfnda of fruit: L. Elliott ft Co.. 214 White Tem 5c per cental in the price in San turnips. »1.- VEGETABLES—New HIDES—Dry hides. 15*4®16Hc For sale by all dealers. Price 50 OR SALE—5-room Francisco is the latest view of the two wells; two plow«; hack and, ple. f* FOR RENT lb’.; green. 6’4 0 7’^c: bulls, green, 25; beets. »1.25; carrots. $1.25 per cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, house, barn, chicken house: good California trade. buggy; pony; two cow«; two do FOR HALF! No. 666—Snap—One salt. 5c lb.; kips. 6Y4 07*4c; calves, sack: cabbage, local. $1.75® 2.00; .New York, sole agents for tbe United deep well large yard fruit trees. zen chickens; only $8000. If you block, all fine, high and dry lots, One local dealer had five cars re- green. 12 013c per lb. California. $1.50 per cental; toma States. d 545 West 6th street See owner, E want a good place, look at thia one block from the car line; 12 Jected at Stockton and San Francisco 32c. toes. Mexican. $2.25 per box: beans, Remember the name — Doan'« — • L I«ewls. 765 W. 6th street. Oregon Home«ceker«' Co , 4 20 fine lots in the residence district, and has hurried to the south to see 14c per lb.; horseradish. 8 010c; and take no other. Iliitt«'r. Eggs and Poultry Willamette atreet. “ on College Hill; they have just GOOP BOARD With or without a what 1» the matter. The rejections green onions. 10 015c dozen; pep BI TTER—Extra creamery, tubes been plac'd on the market and clean, warm, comfortably furnish would indicate that the trade there is and tubs. 33c; fancy creamery prints pers. bell, 20c lb. F’OR SALE 105 acre» 70 In culti can be bought for this low price. gittlng more careful regarding the ONIONS—$2.50: garlic. 7 © 8c lb. MEET, PLIGHT TROTH od room. Home surroundings In vation, 35 timber and pasture. 70 30O31c: storage. 20c per lb.; east If taken nt ome. $4000; good APPLES—$1.00© 2.25. a quiet, private family. References quality. Then again it means a weak ern prints, 18025c: California. 30 backwater overflow; fine for hog« terms II E. Owen. 526 Willam Meat», Fi«h and Provisions exchanged 223 Fast Twelfth tf er tone, for as long as there was a 0 32c. Extra. AND WED IN 24 HOURS and «mall fruit; also fine garden pronounced shortage buyers would FRESH BEEF—Wholesale slau- ette street. f'° land This land will raise 300 BI TTER FAT—F. o. b. Portland. ghterers’ prices: FOR RENT— Nice 6-room cottage on not reject shipments. Best steers, 10^4 Denver, Feb. 8.—Last Sunday bushel« of potato«« to the acre, East Twelfth street; closets, bath, I.ocally the potato market is firm per lb.. 32® 43c. ©lie; ordinary. 1014c; best cows. evening in the palm room of a local v lib three cultivation«. This land FOR SALE Large tract; a bargain, hens. 17*4© POULTRY — Fancy pantry, woodshed, barn, garden, with $1.75 still being asked by job at »25 per acre. 1280 acres near 9 H © 10 »4 c: hotel, a friend Introduced W irren Is 22 mile« from Eugene and Is electric lights: city water; good bers for fancy quality. Growers are 1 Se per lb.; mixed, 17%c per lb.; DRESSED Holbrook to Miss Avis Doebler, Yes- onb 1 mil.« from railroad station I Y’omalla. Oregon; 600 acres under 14c: live young broilers. 2 5c; geese. well; $13 per month See J. M. being offered as high as $1.50 in a cultivation: two «eta of buililings; hogs, fancy, terday afternoon Holbrook and Miss and good town ’I here 1» a good alive. 210 22c: Morris. Room 20. First National limited way for the best offerings, ....... . fence; <ehool on the place; 11' Doebler w CO of ilk* on the place, suitable for a Igeons. $2.00 n Hank Building. II 13 but sales are limited. county road runs through the land, the peace, cluck r.ihi h You cm buy thl« for » ir According to advices received from making It good fof sub-dividing: than 24 li nearby points, potatoes are beginning T am. entitypari'lcuini« and plat nt Me'- to «prqut. This is caitsiug growers hi c vln linnseii'H. tTI Willamette st. to get anxious, and many more of In prlcn chrnp. i raonc* t» >. hry f 10 them are asking what prices they can 1d IÍ J with M Y ’ ernon Parson. lawy r mall am rent 1. 5 ,'bt # although th< .'lime nio\e 0' r lb.: Reckwlth block, or write me FOR-H.YLE No *1 *lx nt< nt is by no mean« Increased. . 11 A large pine squirrel P ir lb.: COI nipoti nd. has Oregon. .1 B. Taylor. plastered bungalow; has reception lb. By «ome it Is believed that the Grain. Flour, Hay, Etc. made its home in one of the big fir hall, sleeping porch, buffet kitch OYSTERS - Shoalwater bay. per trees on East Tenth street near the weakness at California points is due WHEAT Nomina!. track deliv en; walls tinted; window seats; , WANTEB t o the importations from Idaho. ery: Club. 80c; bluestem, 82 ©93c; gallon, t—); per 100-lb. sack, »5.- Presbyterian church ha»-, become furnace; bisement; fireplace; gas; Utah and some eastern centers, which forty-fold, sic; Willamette valley. 50; Olympia, tier gallon. $ 25; per quite tame and is dally fed on nut« light», sewer nnd city water; well; , WANTED—Potatoes: Frank Rlatr were delayed by floods and storms. 84c; red Russian. 79c; turkey red. 100-lb. sack. $11.50; canned eastern, and candy by small children who commission Co., phone Main 224. one block from the csr line; ce 55c can; »6.50 dozen; eastern in take a great interest in the unusual A ear of Walla Walla potatoes was 82c. 565 Olive street. Eugene. tf FOR half ; 190 acres river bottom ment sidewalk«; will consider farm B.VRLEY Producers' price. 1910 shell, »1.750 2.00 per 100. offered to the local trade at $1.52 i pet. Many have noticed It running land; 2-story, 10 room house. « or acreage In part trade; will pay | WANTED— Two unfurnished house and accepted. The shippers are aux HAMS. BACON. ETC. Hams. 16 about the top of the «tone church to Feed. $22.500 23.00; rolled. $25 - good outbuilding«. barn. 4 0x60; or take difference If well located, keeping rooms. Cail at 855 Wil lous to place more cars here. >4 017c; breakfast bacon, 18 0 30c: and from Its tree, which is connected 000 25.50; brewing. $25.00. lake; all family orchard: 2-acre ---- and well Improved; this 1« a flnet lamette street after 5 p. m., or Oregon Mohair Market MI LLSTl’FFS- Selling price«— boiled ham. 24025c; picnics 12Y4c; to the church by a two-by-four «neat- fenced; achool one mile from the place; has Just been placed on thej phone Main 656. regular ling over the sidewalk. A «mail hoard middlings. cottage roll, 16c per lb.: The Oregon mohair market will Bran, $24.00024.50; place; no gravel; fine land I hl» market nnd can be bought if ta open in about a month, in the East »31.500’32.00; shorts, »25 00026.- short clear«, smoked. 16c; back«. has been placed in tDe tree, onto WANTED — Lady for general house la a fine farm; you can gat thia for ken at oaee for »4500; terms. H. smoked, 16c; pickled tongues 75c per which the chlldrna to«» their ea«<iy pur acra. <ir<*Rpn Ilonin- work. Inquire of E. A. Bea«, at prices are on a firm basis, as there 50; chop. $19.00025.00. F Owen 536 Willamette «treet. OATS—Nominal, producers' price pound. 1« a good demand and practically no for Mr. Squirrel. r« C«., 420 Willamette at. Eugen« Gun Co. FOR SALE ’ n J. M. HOWE WA .N’TEU— ( Cuntiuuwl )