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THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD.THURSDAY, MARCH. 2, 1 011
EIGHT
WHY JESUS REFUSED
TO PRAY
ELECTION AND NON-ELECTION
VIEWEB FROM A NEM STANDPOINT
Pastor Russell on God s Times and
Seasons
set up His Kingdom In power and
great glory; after He shall have bound
Satan for a thousand years that he
might deceive the people iv more, the
glorious Savior. Messiah, will cause a
general enlightenment of mankind and
| a full opportunity for all. rich and
poor, great aud small, to rise up from
dust and ashes and the grave to the
I full perfection of human nature.
The Sun of Rlghteousn«>ss will arise
with healing iu his beams, blessing
mankind, healing their diseases, men
tel. moral and physical, and causing
the knowledge of the Lord to fill the
whole earth. No longer will any need
I
to say to his neighbor or his broth­
er. “Know thou the I.ord. for all
»liall know Him. from tho least to the
greatest." And only tho wilfully wick­
ed and disobedient will l>e cut off
from life in the Second Death—not
torture; but, ns St. I’aul declares,
• They shall be punished w ith «verlnst-
■ Ing destruction.’’
We see. then, that our Lord's reason
for not praying for tho world was that
He knew the Father's Plan that the
world was not to be dealt with during
this Age. but during the next, the
Kingdom Age. The Master prayed for
His own, for the class which He has
been selecting during the past nine­
teen hundred years, These are varl-
ously called "the elect," the "dis-
ci pies," “nis followers." “members
of His Body,' a “Royal Priesthood,”
the "Bride." ’ 'the I^ttnb's Wife." the
“little flock," to whom it is the Fa-
I thers
good pleasure to give the Klng-
dom.
tier». Bridegroom and Bride, Unto
Him every knee shall bow and every
tougue coufesa to the glory of tied.”
.UHU OF ACThESSiS
PRAISES PE-RU-NA
"Ask of M« and I Will Give.”
Although our D'nt did not pray for
the world. He will yet pray for them,
and His prayer will lx- answered. The
promise n-ads. --Ask of Me and 1 will
j give Thee the heathen for an inker-
italics and the uttermost parts of the
•arth for a possession" (I'satm ii. St
Jesus did not make this request on’
the ttlght of His crucifixion because It
was not the Father's time to unswet
that prayer Appropriately He waited
and while gathering the "elect” from
every nation, people, kindred aud
tougue. the Scripture« declare that He
Is seated at the Father's right hand of
glory expecting or waiting for the
time to come w hen the Kingdom under
the whole heavens shall be delivered
to Him by the Father This will be
done at the end of this Gospel Age,
when the saintly Body of Christ shall
have been completed Then "He shall
take unto himself His great pow er aud
reign."
A great time of trouble will fol­
low, The plowshare of sorrow will
make ready the hearts of mankind for
the great blessings which Messiah will
theu 1« ready to bestow, because that
will be tlie due time. St. Paul tell-
us that Messiah's reign will be a vie
torlous otuu "He must reign until He
shall have put all enemies under His
feet tin full subjection); the last ene­
my that shall lie destroyed is death.”
Then, after a thousand years, after
having accomplished the purpose of
the Futber iu the uplifting of all the
willing aud obedient of mankind to
earthly perfection the great Prophet.
Priest, Medlntor and King of Glory
will at the end of the thousand years’
reign deliver up the Kingdom even to
God the Father, that God uiay be all
in ail (1 CariatklaM w. '.-si.
While Satan will be bound at the
beginning of Messiah's reign and every
form of unrighteousness will be rooted
out, nevertheless the raising of man­
kind up out of sin and degradation to
perfe-'tion will l>e a gradual work. As
the regenerating Influences o|x-rate in
mankind, they will become more and
more alive, less and less dead—until at
the end of the Messianic reign Adamic
death will be no more; it shall have
been fully destroyed by the raising of
mankind completely out of It; th« last
enemy that shall be destroyed is death
—Adamic death.
The Second Death will never be de­
stroyed. but will tie everlasting. It ts
not an enemy to God and His right­
eousness. but n valuable servant to de­
stroy everything wilfully and Intelll-
gently out of accord with the Dlvlne
Government—righteousness.
Fall River, Mass.,
I 'e ■ St - Faster
Itussell preached
twice here today.
He had flue audi­
ences anti excellent
attention. Wequote
u:te of bis instruc­
tive discou rses from
the text. “{ pray
not for Ike world.
but for those tcAom Thou hast giro» mt’
(John xv 11. 9). He said:—
When, years ago, 1 believed that nn
eternity of torture awaited all who do
cot accept God's “caH" of th« present
time, I had great difficulty with this
text. I asked. Is it possible that our
Redeemer was selectively unjust in bls
dealings with our race? Can it be
true that the Heavenly Father merely
calls and draws a predestinated few
Elect to Bless Non-sleet.
to bimself and to everlasting bliss?
Seeing, then, that there Is a differ­
Can it be true, as our catechisms re­
cite, that God and Jesns "passed by" ence between God's provision for the
the great mass of mankind without world, to be dispensed in the next Age.
and his provision for the Church to be
drawing them, without calling them, given now. we ask. What is the dif­
without giving them the hearing ear, ference between these? The answer
without opening the eyes of their un­ is that the world's salvation is to be to
derstanding? Can It be that all these human nature and an earthly Paradise
blind and deaf, unsought undrawn, world-wide; while the elect class la a
uncalled and unprayed for by the special one called of God. chosen in
Savior are going down to eternal tor­ Christ and faithful tn adversity and.
ment? My heart nnswered. No! But by the Lord's grace, is to have a hear-
my brain was confused by the errors, en>y nature, like unto that of the an­
the misinterpretations of the Bible, gels, but superior. Theirs la a “heav­
which I had received.
enly calling.” a "high calling." They
John W««l«y’s “Free Graee."
are to be like their Lord and Redeem­
Trained in the Doctrine of Election er and Head and Bridegroom. Jesus,
and Predestination I. like hosts of oth­ in His glorified state, “far above an­
ers. felt somehow that Brother Wes­ gels and principalities and powers, and
ley's teaching of Free Grace was more every name that is named."
noble, more God-like, than Brother'
Is this an arbitrary election? Does
Calvin's teaching respecting Election God arbitrarily draw and call one
and Predestination.
above another? Yes. He thus «elect­
Nevertheless, when I reasoned on ed the Jewish nation to bo His pecu­
the subject I said. Can I think of the liar nation—not. however, to the detri­
omniscient God preparing a great place ment or injury of other nations. He
of sufficient size to hold the entire hu­ thus called Isaac instead of Ishmael,
man family and outfitted with every and Jacob instead of Eaau to be the
devilish appliance for their torture, progenitors of His chosen nation Is­
and yet being ignorant of the condi­ rael, whom He foreknew as a people
I Pray For Th«m.
tions under which they would be born? and predestinated to a certatn service.
All
who
are seeking to walk In the
Can I think that be did not know that But this sel«?ction worked no injury to
we would be born in sin and sbapen either Ishmael or Esau. Similarly footsteps of Jesns; all who have taken
in iniquity? Can I think that he did , during thia Gospel Age God chooses up their cross to follow Him. may well
not know of the present reign of Sa­ I from the world a certain class and rejoice in that feature of His prayer
tan. Sin and Death and that it would I grants them the hearing ear and the which says. I pray for those whom
last for six thousand years and inju­ ' seeing eye. and He passes by others Thou bast gtven Me that they may all
be one. as Thou. Father, and I are
riously affect our entire race?
and gives them not this special favor.
Brother Wesley’s theory of God's This, however, is not to be to the dis­ one. that the world may believe that
Thou hast sent Me (John xvlf. 20. 21).
Love and good Intentions—of his en-
advantage of the others—noa-eiect, The oneness of God's people is not
deavor to save everybody—seems ln- unebosen.
uncalled.
represented in the various sects and
consistent when contrasted with bls
parties of the present time. It Is rep-
According to His Purpose.
teaching that only a saintly few reach
St Paul speaks qf the Church os resented In the fact that all the conse­
eternal bliss and that the thousands
of millions must spend eternity in tor­ “called according to His purpose.” He crated followers of the Redeemer are
ture. Thus I was once confused, as even tells us what the purpose Is. individually united to Him ns the
__ Head and united to each other ns
millions are still confnsed today, in •namely, that in Ages to come He
respect to the Divine Character as ex­ might show forth the exetteding riches members of Ills Body. "The Lord
emplified in the Divine plan of the ■ of His grace in His loving kindness knoweth them that are His.” By and
ages. So far as I can see. Brother 'toward us in Christ Jesus (Ephesians by, by the power of the First Resur­
Calvin had a wise and powerful God I ii, 7). Toward this specially called rection, all these sh.-ill be perfected on
such as I could admire and reverence. (class God will to all eternity manifest the spirit plane and constitute the
If he had only been kind and loving , special favor. But we are not to sup­ Kingdom for wbk-h we pray, "Thy
instead of diabolical. And Brother pose that there is no reason for this Kingdom come: Thy will be done on
.Wesley had a kind and loving God selection and favor. There is a reason. earth as it Is in heaven." As a re­
aacb as I could admire and worship, It is because of certain intrinsic quali­ sult of that Kingdom's coming the
if he bad only had the wisdom and ties or characteristics possessed by world will all be brought to the point
power of Calvin’s theory.
this class which God is now selecting. of believing in Jesus and will all have
•o long as we have such confusion They will all be “saints.” They will the opportunity of obtaining through
!■ our minds faith and hope and love , all love the Lord more than they lovo Him the gift of God. eternal life.
Our Lord's solicitude was not merely
aad trust shake upon the foundations ■ houses or lands, parents or children.
of our reason. We recognize that we ■ self or any creature. They will all for the Apostles and earliest oiemtiers
$*»w nothing of the future of our­ possess the fruits and graces of the of the Church whom the Father gave
Him In the special sense, as Ills per­
i selves: that we are wholly dependent I Holy Spirit
upon Divine Revelation. But we can- ( Indeed, this is God's particular pre­ sonal companions and hel|x»rs In the
f act expect that our Creator would
destination. St. Paul tells us that He founding of the Church: he prayed on.
give us a Revelation which to sancti­ foreknew that He would provide Ills saying. Neither pray I for these alone,
fied minds would appear Satanic in­ only-begotten Son to be the Savior of but for all those also who shall be­
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< stead of Divine. We must remember mankind and the Head over the lieve on Me through their Word. The
that our Creator Invites us to reason, 1 Church, and He foreknew that He Master's words outlined to us the Di­
saying, "Come, let us reason together; would have a Church, a Royal Prlest- vine Program. And Jesus himself be­
though your sins be as scarlet, they bood under the great High Priest, as gan to declare the Gospel and brought
shall be white as snow.” Surely a members of His Body. God foreknew » life and immortality to light. He
right understanding of the Divine Rev­ also the kind of a Message He would commissioned Ills twelve Apostles. St.
elation, the Bible, should be a reason­ send forth and that it would be at­ Paul taking the place of Judas, to
able one to a sanctified mind.
tractive only to a certain class pos­ speak In His Name and ns His special
Hearken to the Word of the Lord: I sessed of a love for righteousness. mouthpieces. Whatever they would
Their fear toward me is not of me, ¡ These only would hear His call. These declare to lie binding on earth would
but is taught by the precepts of men! only would have the eyes of their un­ be binding in the sight of God In
(Isaiah xxix, 33.)
derstanding specially opened, because Heaven. Wbntever they would loose
Hearken again: "As’the heavens are i ■ these alone would accept of His assur­ and declare to be non-essential on
higher than the earth, so are my meth­ ances and make a full consecration to earth, we may know would be ao by
ods higher than your methods and my His service. Such He would beget of Divine decree (Matthew xvl, 19).
< plans higher than your plans" (Isaiah His Holy Spirit, and such. In due time.
In a word, J.esus, the Apostie« «nd
lv, 9). And so we find, my dear I would be born of the Spirit in the res­ the Prophets alone are to lie consid­
friends — God’s Word la true. His urrection and enter into the fellowship ered the special guides and standard-
Character is glorious. Only the mist 1 and companionship and kingly Joys of bearers for the Church. We are tn
and smoke of the "dark ages” have their Master.
believe on Him through their word and
confused things for us and mystified
It is of this special class that the not through the word of counsels or
matters and darkened the eyes of our Apostle deciares, “Whom God did synods or presbyteries. Each Individ­
understanding.
foreknow, these He also did predesti­ ual of tlie Church has his jM-rsonnl re­
nate to be conformed to the likeness sponsibility. This Is In harmony with
Predestination of th« Bibl«.
Now as the six thousand years have (image) of His Son" (Romans vill, 29). our Lord's decln ration. “My sheep
passed and we have entered upon the That is to say, God's predestination know My Voice and they follow Me; n
Fabbatlc Seventh Thousand we are was not only that He would have a stranger will they not follow, but will
Church, but, additionally, that the flee from a stranger.” It behooves us
beginning to realize that it marks a
terms or <?onditions of fellowship in
New Dispensation—that the night is that Church should be that each one today to hearken back to the words of
passed; that the dawn is upon us. The would become Chrlst-like. Surejy thia Jesus as He personally uttered them
Wonderful inventions of our day along is a good predestination, with which and as He personally sent them to us
earthly lines are in full harmony with no one could find fault. Whether we through His chosen twelve.
Soon the Master's prayer for His dis­
the clear light now shining upon God's shall gain a place with the "elect” on
Word, making its dark places bright the htqivenly plane, or n place with ciples will have fulfillment, They will
■nd its rough places smooth and ena­ the non-elect world in restitution to be one with Him beyond the veil.
bling us to remove the stumbling earthly nature, we cannot do other­ sharers of Ills glory ami Kingdom,
stones from the "pathway of the Just, wise than recognize the Justice of God Then will come the time when the
world will believe. The know ledge of
which shineth more and more unto the In so deciding, that none but the saint­
the Lonl will (111 the earth and all the
perfect day.”
ly copies of their Ix>rd. could be mem blinding and stumbling Influences of
Now we can see why Jesus did not hers of tlie elect Church and Joint­ the present will be at an end. The
pray for the world. It was ber-ausc heirs with Him in His Kingdom.
Savior will not need to pray for the
the world was not in any ganger of a
"True nn«l righteous nre Thy ways. world then, but Instead will exercise
fiery bell. More than that At was be­ Lord God Almighty!" "Who shall not His power on their liehnlf. overthrow­
cause God’s time for deallng'with the come and worship before Thee, when ing evil and uplifting every good prin­
world had net yet come. The\world, Thy righteous act« are made mani­ ciple and all who lore righteousness
however, is to be dealt with t\ the fest?” Truly it fa written of this «nd destroying those who would co«-
.great King of glocy. Head and Mem runt U>« '« zi A l . , .
«■aabOafiaaaaaa. Jft— Ha
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THE STORE
OF QUALTY
26 East 9lh Strait
i Newland’s
Embro d y H)Ula
26 East 9th Street
Advance Showing and Sale of New Spring
Merchandise—Wash Fabricsand Ready-to-wear Goods
Mita
Jull 1
Marlowe
*•/ am glad to i< rite my endorse-
■nent of the groat remedy. Penina. I
Jo so moat heartily. "••Julia Marfo»» e.
Auy remedy that I kik IH» digestion
itreugthens the nerves.
'The uerve centers require nutrition.
If the digestion is impaired, the nerve
enters become am in io, aud nervous
iebilily is the result.
New Spring Undermuslins
MUSLIN GOWNS SELL
ING FROM 50c TO $1.90
[ of WO.
mail*' of
NEW TODAY
MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS
SELLING 75c TO $3.50
CORSET COVERS SELL
ING FROM 15c TO $1.18
FOR SAI F \ ye.ti obi black horse,
sound, kind, alright. good sire.
C F Mitchell. Wlllowdalc tract,
south Wlllam- tte sterri, at end of
car lln*. Enquire Julius Gold-
smith for directions.
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FOR SALE 2>s acres of land nln-
miles from Eugene on good rock
rond. !*•> acres in cultivation and
mostly In crop
All fenced, Six
room plastered house, barn 40 by
«0. and other out buildings,
chickens, turkeys, geese, hogs,
goats, cows and horses go with
the place, of which there ts a
goodly number.
also a large
quantity of farming Implements,
and personal property. Price $10
per acre, with good terms at six
iwr cent. A full section, with
other improvements, stock, tools,
etc., if desired at t-h same price
Sam Rugh Realty Co . corner Sth
and Willamette.
meh 2
FOR SALP: Fifteen acres of good
mellow land close to Eugeno on
fruit
good gravel road, Some
and vineyard on the place; no
buildings. The owner la a non­
resident and desire to dispose of
it and will sell cheap. Sam Hugh
Realty Co., Cor. sth and Wllla-
mette.
meh 2
MEN'S FURNISHING SECTION
MEN’S SHIRTS. SPECIAL 58c
These are exceptionally godd Shir's
offered at an exceptionally low price.
A fortunate purchase turned to our
advantage. They are made from a
good quality Madras and fancy shirt-
Ing; white, cream, tan and fancy
stripe; regular 75-ccnt value,
now selling at each .................
58c
SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR
MEN AND BOYS ON SALE
NEW STYLES OF THE
NEWSPRING HOSIERY
We lay great stress upon
the wearing quality of our
Hosiery W’e have some nr«
styles that are worth •e«ini
Rllk I.lai« Blockings, fw.y
fine and «Ilk> . good S’.-<»tit
values, «ale price, per
hair, only
.......
25c
Women's silk Ht oeklngi > no«
selling at. per pair
only
A fine showing; all kinds; light
Weight wool. I'rus knit, Balbriggan,
Children's 8lo<rklnga now
fine knit cutton Iu both union sul'«
selling at. IHT pair.
and shirts and drawers. some with
1.» « mti to
short sleeves, etc. We can suit you
In kind quality, weight, price (live
us a chance to please you and to NEW SPRING RIBBON SPECIALS IN A BIG VARIETY
show you a really good line of Un­
derwoar. Prices begin si 25 cents Wide Dresden«, plaids, check«, and ehangeable; about five Inches «14«.
and range by easy steps ffiA “fF <S ■■:l«l C<Mrt In other »tor«-» from .'.('■ !■> 4’»< . we offer ) >u ’■»:: AT
....................
¿dC
up to
I J choice at. per yard
FOR SALE Thirty acres of good
level land located on good root
road leading to Eugene
Nearly
Wash Ribbons, pul up five yard« <•> the bolt; widths 1 1-2 Io 1 an
SILK SOCKS FOR MEN AND assorteli
all In crop. Seven room house,
colors, price, per
good sized barn and other out­
BOYS NOW SELLING AT 25c
buildings. some fruit. Two good
Silk Socks for men and boy* nr
WE OFFER YOU THE BEST VALUES IN EMBROIDERY
cows, wagon, hack, binder, mower,
now selling at. pair
4-uv
farm tools, etc., go with the place
Silk I.Isle Socks, now selling nr
Price. $2500. San Rugh Realty
LACE WORTH 15 CENTS NOW ON OUR 5-CENT COUNTER
at the pair
£uC
Co., Cor. 8th and Wlilamett«'
mcb2
LACE WORTH TO 25c NOW ON OUR 10-CENT COUNTER
Big Six Socks now selling at
FOR SALE
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Two relinquishments six pair for .......................
good I homestead. near railroad
LOVELY SPRING WAISTS PRICED AT 59c TO $5.90
Some suburban tracts near Eu-
gene. with and without buildings
Good money makers. Room 2*
McClung Bldg., Cor. Sth and Wll-
by Identifying md paying for this
wheat, prhe )ton per acre with
lamette.
notice at theatre office.
good terms II E. Owen. 53« Will.,
nich2
phon« 475.
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—— i A SNAP Lot 70x80, high and dry
FOR RENT V large part of a
on Jefferson between 11 and 13
store room on Willamette street.
on <ar line City water, sewer, gas *
Address Box 52 4, Eugene.
2m
and sidewalk. Can be bought ♦
. heap for « ash if taken soon. Tn
CITY NEWS
LOST OR STRAYED One small
quire 1 19 W 5tb St..
mart O
Jersey cow with her halter, any FOR
RENT
Three
furnished
room«
one giving information will re­
795 Pearl St.
•
n>3 ♦
reive reward for samp. inquir«-
67 W. 8th. Phone 825.
mar? FOR SALE OR TRADE 52 acres of
good bottoni land All In cultiva­
FOR RENI ''IJ High
tion. good « room house and barn,
room?, Very modern, b» amed < < al-
buildings all nr*. Near Pleasant
ings. tinted walls, open room.
Hill. For Information, Phone S!» | Another "clean Eugene" campaign
$17.50, inquire at 174 E 14th
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street .
mar2
by the public Public Schools Can Do Mue»)
nd prlges will
Household goods as
THOROUGHBRED Plymouth Rock FOR SAI.E
Toward Advertising Eu«
given to the pupils for the clean­
follows: 1 dinning room ta>ie 1
eggs for hatching; $1.00 setting of
yards. The prizes will be award-
library table, 1 side board. «> din­
15 eggs. Enquire 52 North Wash­
«
on June 1.
gene in East
ning room chairs, 1 rockers, 2,
ington, or phone 282-L.
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stoves, cook-1
ber-r<x>m
suites.
2
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FOR RENT—Five acres of river hot.
stove and heater, I roll top-desk. I The Interior of the White gt oc«rv
tom land. 52 North Washington.
1 vacluuin cleaner. 1 tent etc. been store Is being renovated and the
Friday, Mar. io, t« th«- date d«d*
Phone 282-L.
i
In us« only two months, call all walls repainted.
••<! upon lot mall|«’g the Iri’ -t lett«fl
THE MORNING OREGONIAN ag­
798 Lawren«,« street.
nifi ■
hxel
Today was "colonist day" In Ore in be written by the public
ency has moved from Eaton's book
store to the I.inn Drug Co , 520 FOR SALE Good s-rootn plastered gon. Did you send your friend or pupils of Eugi-no Io eastern tri»»4»
house, modern and up-to-date, relative In the East a boost letter or • nd relative«. The day » III b<- ' »'W
Willamette street. Parks L. Mor­
corner lot fifi 2-3x160 feet, south .some literature?
1 homeaeekers* Invitation da), and I!
den; agent.
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and west corner, has barn, frill',
1« pl«nnc«l tn have every pupil la (II*
WANTED- A good girl or woman to
flowers, nice lawn. 2 blocks from
Edward Condon, the youth charg­ pubi« s< hool«, ua well as (how 1°
do light housework; will pay good
Will, street, 3 blocks from the car ed with assaulting a woman on the ¡the Catholic pNKM'hlnl «< hool. tit*
wages. Call at 354 West Tenth
line, nil furnished with first-class street Haturday night, has b«-<-n Bible iinlvorsty «nd the <onimercizi
street or at the Electric Cleaning
furniture, fine piano, fine rttgs, bound over to await the action of' college«, frnm th«« fourth grad«
and Pressing Shop, 22 West 8th
every thing goes, parties are going the grand Jury, having waived ex- 1° write two letter each Aside fr<>B
street.
tf
away will sell this ejegrant homo amination In the Juutl««- court.
the
personal aldo,
tho siil>)«c*
complete for 13,000 terms. IL E
two letters each. Aside from th«’ pet-
FOR RENT—A large part of a fine
Owen, 53« Will. 475.
ni5
Tho notarlol commission of M aonal side of the letters, the .ui’Jc'J
corner store room on Willamette
Rvarvcrtid wen files with the county mound which the letters will lw I®r’
street. Address Box 524, Eugene.
I ■ FOR SALE No. 737 11 acres 2 clerk today.
initialed Will lx ’’Wil) 1 like to **VS
miles fr«>m a prosperous little
In
Eugene,"
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FOR RENT—Five-room house on
town, 7 miles from a railroad sta­
H. C, Schneider has opened n con­
The letters will be prepared as •
West Sixth; barn, rhicken house,
tion. close to school and church, fectionery store In tho l>>i<ldln-- ho part of tho school exerciser usd*
garden electric lights and gas;
on ♦ h<• main road, 1« acres In cul-i rei—ntly bought on East Thirteenth the supervision of 8iip<-rltitende*
$10 per month. Enquire 4 44 W.
tlvatlon. 25 acres can
< an be easily «tree, in Fait mount, where tin- no it Htockton, and the principals »«d
Sixth.
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cultvated or more, 7 1-2 acre« In market was formerly located, The leacliorn of the different school*
fruit, rest In timber or pasture, number of the building la 828.
FOR SALE—No 203 A . hick« n
have been requested by th«- siipefl*’
good «-room h'ltisc, burn, other
ranch of 10 acres 3 1-3 miles from
tondent to supervise. In a measst*.
outl iilldlngs. goo«l spring,
well;
Eugene, on good road; new six-
Clarence Gibson of the Gibson the writing of the letters. ||O< su’«
will consider $4500 worth of city. grocery, la able tn lie out again after they will ha taken as an exhihlt «•
room hous«-, barn, buggy, wood­
prop'-rty at a cnsh price. Price a severe attai k of la gripe.
shed and tool room; hen house;
the ««Iiii'iiilonal ayateiii of the city.
$6,000, terms. H. E. Owen, 35«
incubator house; good family or­
Will Ncntl Noovriilrs.
chard; five acres In oats and
Will.
m3 I George Hunter, the brick
A, tin Incentive to the liest offer*
vetch; all fenced;
near s< hool.
tor, has bought a fine Reo
of the pupils, th« promotion board ••
Price, $3700; good terms. J. II. FOR RENT Furnish«-«! and iinfur- bile from the Vellum garage
Ita meeting last night derided Io er*1’
nlshcd
room
from
*15
to
130
per
Egg-n, 47 4 Willamette street, nil
to car b of the paraon,, to wli mi •lJ'
month, also three good houses,
The
deputy
assessors
will
meet
FOR SALE- —10 acre» one tulle from
pupil . write, n copy of tho splendl«"
from $8.00 to *15 00 per mouth. Eugeno Saturday to roerlve t heir
Eugene on main road; about half
ly illustrated souvenir booklet re­
IL E. Owen. 53« Will.
m3 Htructlona from Aaasessor Koeney.
In bearing fruit; balance pasture,
cently printed for the dopai fluent.
some timber, and an Ideal place FOR SALE No. 231 2 1 1-2 acres
Farmer Hide, Who resides west of It la <<>i*-.-ti-d that nt least 3.006 •
for a home and chickens. Price,
choice fruit land. 1 mil«- frbnt the Elmira,
In the city hnvln gn bad those souvenirs will lx- sett) out •
$3000 J. B. Egg. n, 474 Willam­
city limits, on the main road, 5 felon one Is one
of hl lR hands treated. thiR way. The latter are
ette street.
ml
acres In culMvatlon, balance in
ken to the promotion
wood and pasture, can easily be
and mailed from there,
FOR RENT 3 Oacros of plow laud
A
ntarrlagh
license
wa
M
granted
cultivated, slopes nicely for Irriga­ today Io Herman A. Engel and Mias not having to
for
... pay ............
*
.
$100 «ash in advance. Apply to
ting, well fenced, sinnll house and Cordelia .Marie Foster, both of Fall Those booklet« will not be given «•’*»
3«« Washington street between
barn In g«»od condition, price for Creek.
InrlfserlmliiHielv tn th«« children, I’’»1
4 and S.
m3
u few days $350(1 with go-id terms.
will lx> mnllerl from the office of IS*
WANTED Two gentlemen boa.ders
H. E. Owen, 53« Wil.
m3
department.
Th’.v are the most it-
to occupy same r«w>m; home cook­
that have i-V«f
pensive
pamphlets
FOR
RENT
Furnished
bouse
of
ing;
use of parlor with piano;
hnostl'tf
Eugene
been
printed
for
six rooms. Apply «fis % Patter
rates very reas«>nablo. 174 West
tali'«
..........
__
......
......
must
be
purposes
and
<
.ire
son, or Phone 402-R
m3
Ninth, or phone 279-J.
m$
that they are sent Io only prosp*”*
IF YOU WISH TO SELL your real FOR SALE 115 to acres good
Dr II F. Sealefe returned last ev­ Ivo home «cokers and to people « *'’
estate, list It with us at the right
farming, dairy or fruit, land, 2 1-2 ening from a trl|> to Blue River,1 may Induced to come to thia < ID **
price. We have plenty of buyers
mile« from a prosperous Utile where he was called to attend one of live.
who are buying at tho right price,
town, railroad station, 8 mllrs thè Hints daughters, who had a very
Letter paper and envelopes •’”
and they might miy yours. Ore­
from Eugene on main road, all in bad throat, but waa not suf feting yesterday
distributed among •'*
gon Home Seekers’ Co., 420 Wil­
cultivation, good «-room I house, from diphtheria an reported In the school pupil« and the leiter-wrlti<
lamette street.
it
barn and other outbuilding« in neighborhood. The doctor was ac-| may bo done nny time, but they tw*
good condition, plenty of fruit and compattila by George Clark as drl- be dated March 10, aud will ba
I-'Ot'NTi Cresccntshapcd pin at the
berries for family us«, 66 aeres iu ver.
uul oa that data.
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U s « m U«. Uwaer van bava Mm«
ill
PUPIISWILLWRIIE
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