Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 28, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFarms! Farms!! Farms!!! New Today HARMONY BANQUET GIVEN Br REAL ESTATE MEN result of a fire which destroyed the "' u- -i. JenKins, or Kockvllle, Ida ho, was burned to death (a his room. iViany guests Jumped from the second story windows clad only in their night clothes. After hours of fight ing volunteer firemen put the blaze under control. The loss is 10,000 AS nrevlnilHlv nnnniinnn.1 4 i U . . . i u III I HU Ouard, the real estate men of the city met in the grill room of the Smcede hotel last evening and en- oit o-c ,, one mat win long bis J65 acres 9 miles north of be remembered by those participating fcugene; all fenced, and can be cul- as one of the best they ever enjoyed tlyated; large house that cost $5,- There were several invited guests out-' PARSON NORRIS IS NOT HIGH FINANCIER STOCKS HIGHER IN WALL STREET FOR MKT ISSUE! New York, An. 28. Stocks oyer ed higher tnriav with hH.ii.. Hamun. for some prominent issues. Readlnt nmoiitun i 1-4- lirfttt horn , . ierrea, l; union PacIHc and vorr ...,., , B. fl, nev.jonn mcino, Amalgamated and Smelt ri. Norris. naatnr nf rha pantnn..ni Inc ahnivarf p . church at Mount Washington, a su- dian Pacific declined 2 1-4 nnint. ,i.Vr.T,,Z V J , 8 , Uttr""i ,u? l" ranKg " me land sellers """run at mount Washington, a su- d'an Pacific declined 2 -1-4 points water scnool Pn hhadi1l,"Bntypf ill 8entlmeni ' the oeUng ". took a flyer in high finance The market exhibited a greater are sS one-half mile. Per was harmony and progress. The blch cost h m and the members of breadth with the demand for special acre, 50. , f'low!p, unique Invitation had been his congregation $300,000. Members Quite pronounced. Hill stock. ' Rl'l4!ft m-nTTa .I . . ?.ropar1db.y. Jack Rodman, of the f p"'r Norris' flock until yester- and Union Pacific were conspicuous I...!.i42,?acres: 13 m.lles ?ast of -flrm of Coffmanv Smith & Rodman. ay had dreams of becoming million- features. conspicuous j trm m m i nT- ,vi Minn v .1 a i t i u new uuuiu arc nere aim 5 MlVlie OU CO Attend r.. t . Fall goods have been arriving. almost daily for the last six weeks x l i uijwuuuiu mi . scuauu duo ieei mat we can now t,llJrEei a. ever before-better goods larger assortments. We placed orders Lik V01? better K,. i.vci uc.uic uctici guou mrger dssonmenis. we placed orders fo u 'uuwt ago before the heavy advance in price and can make practically the s 80ods vai &u iaai year. w ktic as Iw Luring this iwD weeks' sale we will make special effort in dimUv.v . x to teel that you are welcome-whether , Pn..n. MnV I 1.. 5 . u "'""snv omun & Kodman j 111 t. tiuuiimcu, new mr iue occasion: dwelling house; 10 rooms; good "You are earnestly urged and , ....... , viuu ' hucb Willi 11 II LVBICU. UKKHPn nni norfllladari In . ' " fU.BUHUbU. U U . Ml. nromnt at a In. - . i . , place. Per acre, l!o. Dresnnt nt unlnv mil i.iinu.i. 1. - jiui m.iaia iu. just a little kind of 'a eatin' at the omeeue noiBi, grill room, about seven o clock, on the evening of August twenty-seventh, which, according to uuieuuar, win oe Tuesday. Walt in the hotel lobby if you are a minute ahead of time, nr walk in ir rurpose: 'Harmony 866 20 acres good bottom land; D miles from Eugene; fair house; good barn; 10 acres In winter ap ples; some cherries and pears; on good gravel road; half mile to Nrhnnl Thfu la nnn nf tha Haul. ni.i " . but? ucai, unit! uiiuum OUCUl places we have on our list; a bargain you are late, for the price asked. Come in and . Proeresa .' we Will show It to you. WitaBO. Mr. Rnrimnn nl,l . .u. i... hut taa ..Tr" ., v. , flu,et and toasts were responded to as 867 366 acres; on railroad; 14 follows: I. H. Bingham on the new miles from Eugene; on Mohawk rlv- electric railway; President D B Yo. er; good buildings; place well 4m- ran. of the" Merchants' Protective As- , . A luruuKii. micnuon, on puutng together; Mayor place; 110 acres In cultivation; fine J. D. Matlock, on Lane, county's re- pi7onn yii iv-o. "u w. u. .unstrap ron the rer acre, 9iM. lvalue of advnrriuinir Ull4.r7 I T.hluicme. or the meeting Was - . ,7 ' uin iau- aKreeuieui in sena an lmmzra " ranroaa; good - tlon agent to Portland to remain room house and barn; S acres In ; there during the months of Septem fiult, a nice home plnce. WM. ber and October to divert as many - ( ' Ihomeseekers as possible to Eugene ...:; ?, """-'"Proved place; and Lane county and the real estate about one mile from 'postofflce; 5- men themselves pledged the sum of room hmiBP- o-nnt horn- umnll tQAA - . t. i . .. chard 'vin ' . lo mBel tne expenses cnard. l-m of such a move. President Yoran . ' - " I niArnlilarl n an lnli.. a . 868300 acres adJolnlnr tho 1 &""V. L. .i"""u? ,ru.'" . cne mer- tiiuma riULCUUVD ASBOCiatlOn Bttd it city; per acre Bargains in City Property ' , ' ..oouiinuuii aim it was decided to hold a mApfinff af tua (Commercial club rooms Thursday evening to further consider th nrmi- 4 32 5-room house fruit; shrubbery. . On $1700. 429 7-room house, school; bath pantry, hall; good barn, auouo. and Hlgb barn; street. osltlon. nll'Qa V ..... ikA. . ... i . . . . . ..un iiict wiiniiHr snmHa, i i i n ninfir kh na.. i i . thev ar enln i . .V. .1" a -T. : "V"""!. money back. drnnneil 1797 .i . IL. Th ir. .t. , fi" i1"1 y ,,." T uecame "i ieii a nttie. r ew spec a tie: known when Mrs. wminm u.... shnwoH nnu. j.. .t ' " who h.rf .,a r -'.. -T'. oi me ciose. : ""iwi f iv.vuu in ur. Mor ris enterprise, started suit to recover her money. Dr. Norris promoted a mining company and had the offices of bis company In the basement of the ChUmh With tQAA AAA . ?2nnr0m the 8aIe of 8tock' h bought ui unlo lana containing - coal anil flra oi n .. . a j . 7 i company, was formed to einlXTh' ..8al,.F.ranc,?co' 27.-Mlss Hel land, but that venture did not sue- m. . 2 oaugBter of the banker ceed. and. the pastor formed a fi?e- ST f SaJUa Rosa' Cal" and c- H briok concern. ThT. .Bh. ."I6! D"'. a drummer for a safe com more successful and the pastor (hen u.XL f 2 ra"r'ea te superlo bought a silver mine This went thS i,vf8. Ra ael y68'61-". flv L?f. ers, and ilVIZ Ttl MARRIES GIRL HE TRADED FOR SAF ceiver was appointed. NOTICK TO "CONTRACTORS AXD - Dllf.llm. ... ....... inuinnil UWIKIH UPON 8TKKKTH HKItKIXAFTKIt MENTIONTU Notice Is herebv 11 VOn that naalAj Proposals Will ho rarolttnH k.. u - - u..l(CU lilt ireei committee of .the rnmmn council of the city of Eugene at the Mayor Overton called on the.po office of the city recorder In Bald L 6 "J. the matter yesterday, and to , " Ul"; .iia. vttuuil the pride s mother, stood sponsors fo me ruuaway pair. The VnillU? Iminla honi Uaan n U run nr In hlrttntr ouah oIhaa i if j - uu0 onttc iaai iveu nesday, when they left home for an anln mi . iiuo. mej stoppea at Hotel, in this city and several suburban re uuaer various names, but aj WaVS rneintPrpH na man nnA ...if. i i. ' cnanain an.-i i t nant vnn tn t. thuf . I . r xii; rni . - . - 7u on. wcitume anethoi. . w hi We want you to know what you can buy at this .store and what you hav t y 1 KUV. Op ning Sal j-Women's, Misses' and Childrtn's . New rail Cttat Advanc Sales Larger than Last Year Lung Coats Decidedly in the. Lead Eav Fllhna iiarmn DrtmmA " lut ujuu iuu in inc mantei everytmng' in ladier. misses' and childrens coats are priced extremely low quality, style " . v " " inenewyooas, Infants' Bearskin Coats $2.75 InTant'n 1 rnnM" TnaAti nf nlaln white bearskin, trimmed with silk braid on cuffs, double hrRnntAri with two rows nf f mm buttons . tbsVatf 3 Curlev Rpnreifin Pnata'rfnV in fants and Chllriran. trlmmo ulh silk braid, double g breasted, each ...... J.7U CHILD'S COAT, made of fancy mixture, nf a Hnlntv ntvtna nffanf 36 Inches m m long. dfi.iJ Better quality. $3.25: $4.50:' up to $7.50. Stylish Bradcloth Coats $12.00 Made of fine quality broad cloth,, 50 inches long, collarless double breasted, trimmed around neck and cuffs with velvet and siiK soutacne braid. . Assorted uuiurs. Special am. . Assorted $12.00 Rubberized silk coats, rainy weather, at ... . fair or . . .$8.70 EXCEPTIONAL VALVES Ladles' 48-lnch fancy mixture coat, velvet cuffs and collar, best possioie value, at $4.50 The new fall srylesiU variety o diffeL, rethtea "Vies, price, ere? .W y .ind Children . We arc shnwin . r. Et of the new l S ihe 50c kind "m The 75c kind Ladies' MuslmUnderwM, tor two week. . .,i splendid values in the wear section. ,ne "J '.VISIT THIS DEPARTMENT Embroiderv Sni,i me are fincSw;.,.L ., some are fine nainax 3 prv. uvm . j. edgings. AUarennjer; CASHIER MORRIS TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW near Geary closets and 423 House and lot on East 8th street, $875. , , 427 R.rnnm hnn.a n. nr . ... - - ...... .. u 11 vyBl I'v i n v cum sireet. 91HUU, Coffman, Smith & Rodman Clairvoyants - 1' " , . 1 , ere born not. road . . t , ! ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST , Marion Potter . T-IE PEER OF ALL LIFE READERS ,'Beinn .inable to accomodate 't he number w ho called last week and to give all a-d opportunity to consult . this gifted medium, I will continue to give rea lings for one week Ionizer AT THH LOW FEE OF FIFTY CENTS "50c - 50c - 50c ARB YOU IN i nVP) lfcn?',tn you tind the one you have bestowed you affection and trust upon acting COOL and INDEPENDENT? Has a rival or obstmle of any kind crept between you and your future hopes or has the demon rum assailed the quietude of yo;ir happy h.ime? If so come to THIS GIFTED MEDIUM and find heln. I Will (TM!l limtMM tell the names of. your rivals, also ten you now to win your heart's de . sire quickly and overcome you rival or obstacles existing between you and your future happiness. Are you in trouble? Do you find that with all your natural gifts and talents' you are baffled, dis couraged and unsuccessful? If so come and be advised, find out the cause of your bad luck and how you can change your bad conditions to 1.1. t . . muse ui success joy ana Happiness. Portland Dr ana. 9fi nn..nul tors In the Oregon Trust & Savings duiik win oe paid m run, witn a mar- Bin to Bpare, u tne belief of Cashier W. Conner Mnrria la limllflail hu IUA result 01 tne liquidation now begin). Mr. Morris arrived home last night from thfl llArva-ranlrlniy l.ln nl...n by him to realize on the securities. He' had arranged In New York for ampie iunas, ana the bank would have been unveil hnri 91 Hniifa nw.,.A time been given before the suspen sion occurred. That Mr. Morris has suffered in tensely slnpA Innrnlno- nf kd rnn..n of the bank is apparent from his phy sical condition.' His ruddy, healthful lnnkl n irnnn - ho haa ln.i nnai.inn ble weight, and Is in a state of ner- yuus prosiraiion tnat IB confining mm to nis bed today. He says be will be able, to irnt nut tnm..pnu. anA will devote his efforts to assisting in every possibie.-way to the settle- munt nf thn.-liHnlr'a nffnifa nnA il.n rupnyuiBiii ot an aopositors in full. nm i w i-tnouii .lcan8 , H JlflilnH Mint nitioliivDi. i -..mv Mtiiiiuiiii no HUB 111 tho Wfiv nf nrlvuto m.Mii,n.(v ttHll an Into the fund, Is necessary,-to' make tne onnK 'imy dollar for dollar. ' Up to the houi- of Ills Interview this morning with, the Journal. Mr. Mm-. ris had not 'talked with Rnodvpr Dnvlin nnt hml imi nitiim.ii.nii., n Q mil lit hlniBOir with the conditions at the bank.' tin Wm dim sorve all statements' that would affect ine nana directors or the manage ment, but emnhRtlcnllv rlantoif fhnt grounds exist for vurlous statements unit nave ueen made by certain bank directors who have sought to throw upon ii 1 111 ail the responsibility for the bank'B suspension. "These directors will not say now What tllAV hnvp hpnn uiiulnv I h.,a no Intention at this time or going in to thut mnttrr, but will give all my thought to the business of the bank's liquidation. There nuimw a Im.n of any considerable amount made without the assent of others In the management. The loans that we niiute are eood. anil nrn nil,ii.,t,.iv secured." . - . . . m -j l 1 , uuu L.U day the sheriff found the coudIb a Petaluma, a few miles from Santr Rosa. They were given a fast trip tO San Rnrnpl whniw tha n..n Mn ,was given ten minutes to choose be iween jan ana matrimony. Cuplc" n V 11 . WOMAN FIGHTS - TO AID HEINZf Reno, Nev., Aug. 28Through tbr city, until 7 o'clock p. m., of Mon day, the 9th day of September, 1907 for paving the several streets herein after mentioned s,.m m,i. ,u. . opened and considered at the time Tas Blven ten mlntite! to eh and place abovn nunn j tween jail and matrimonv. contract will thereupon be entered into with the lowest responsible bid der for each of the improvements hereinafter mentlnnoH cm. Will be let In annnrota nnl...i. each of the Bald streets, and is done. uuu uouce given, pursuant to the following ordinances: Ordinance No. 685,' passed July 22d. 1907. nrnvlrtlno- nf a ,V " B " paving ..c... niifi. 6a iiirougn tni or Seventh street In said city from agency, of Miss Adele Scltroeder, Au OllVe to Onk Bfraota ' fFiiatua UalnVA j ' . nu.n; m" - . . . v :z """'rr . . eu. pumbssioi mj TT; ' DOD' Pas8ea July "'e greatest- aeposit or copper ii . . ! ' ProvidlnS for the paving the state of California, the clalmi or Ninth street In said city from are located in Plumas countv, neai Olive to Pearl. ;the Nevada line, and Miss Srhrnerte. ,oJi . JH-I09 No' 691' Passed August "as Siven bond to George Goodhui Utn. 19(17 nrnvlnlni. . I , In nou him inn nnn . . . nt Tt u.L B 1 paving . k" ii iur tne property, or eighth street from Cbarnelton to' A racH to obtain the property de High street. . veloped Into a bitter scene betweet fcach of said contracts will be re- Miss Schroedor and Mrs. Rawlor quired to be completed within sixty ' Reader, a woman diplomat, who wa days after the alanine- thanr DuimfxpH jin In tha Q.nt. nnn.iR will be rocelved for the paving of lotion. They had met In several deal' BOld Streets with htHiiilltnln hu...nt hnfnrn anrl Ma aanA i , oils macadam, or asphalt pavement victories to her credit hut mi.. Bidders should Btate the price for the Schroeder turned the tables on her in VarlOIIB Items renulrari fr. nnM 1. thf) npeoont lnalnnnn . In Arnnrrlnnoa n.Ilk ik .. Kn "iiei-uicationa prepared therefor by the city engi neer.; Said work will be done under the supervision of the strefet commit tee of the common council, and to their Satlsfllctlnn nnH k. j by them. A certified check is re quired of each bidder for five per cent of the amount nfhia i.ii n..j win i requirea or the successful bid ior mr tne rulthful performance or the. work awarded to him: . The com- liiLiHH reaervna ihc ini.-. t ii(iit iu reject an.V and nil bids. Kugene, Aug. 2S, 1907 "B. P. DORRIS. Recorder. MORGAN TAKES BIG BONO ISSUE NOW YO'lt Alio- 57 N'em Vn.l, city's I40.000.00U bond Issue which inn ueen nuwKco about ror the past fOlir mnnthll In tha altnvt tn fln,t chasers has at Inst been tnken over by J. P. Morgan & Co. The news reached Wall street today, and was received with satisfaction, as the fail ure to market the bonds has been ri I i-; "i't'iiiu.-v-i. una ui me most atsrournglng fea- iiiun.iiius uve muay to Pless an(lill",,8 or tne rinancial situation rrii'A .r.lil- j i . . I Tha hnn.lo na.. A . . . KM)OHSr-:i) BY THE COUNTY "The most nnnnlni pnmmiv 1., n sego county, and the best friend of my family," writes Wm. M. Deltz, ed itor and publisher of the Otsego Journal, GUbertsvllle, New York, "Is Dr. King's New Discovery. It has proved to be nn Infalllhln 9 coughs and colds, making short work m .iiu wurai 01 tnem. 1 believe It to be the most . valuable prescription known for lun? nnH rhpnai hi........ a ...uub uiacaiKI, liuarnntoed to never disappoint the inner uy uei-iino s arug store. Price uuc ana i. Trial bottle free. ' FARMS FOR S.AI.K Goslien-ltcxter Stage I;lne. V The 'nnrlnrslernari' ho. DmraKni 1 liable farms for sale. Will be abl to Stilt nilrchnsera na In olm nf rnHn. and prices and terms win ho innJ attractive. T.hese lands are- located in uiie iiisirict Between lioshea am 1 rent a line section of Lane coun ty. !.-. Also run a dally stage line betweei GOShen mid rinYter tnolrlnn. n . - . ...unl,,H ..tiuuui- tlon With the nnrth nnrl .n,.nhn. 1 S. P. trains at Goshen In the after noon. Fare 50c PnanK. n.tn iiisu uh 1 H rnpn nn rn nn. t j - " " v uuncil, 1L UB" oil CU. R. T.. ItlllvnrHa riavfnn i- Af.... ., " """1 "'C ORKtJOV COI. If VOU Want the hear tiv G.JnnrTA. inio torinusra. vvnoiesaie and re tail at Rnrker Hnn at.ica R79 nrn lamette street. SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS THIS WEEK The bnnda rnrrv 4 nnr .an I n .nl. that under ordinary conditions would ensure their sale at a substantial pre mium, vt nen nrst offered In a iiiock there were no bids whatever I!ie credit of their success and hap piness to THIS WONDERFUL MEDIUM. I have helped 3 hers WHY NOT Hfii.p vm i ) " i"iw. n mere were no uius wnatever, NEVER I-AILS to cause speedy and ! Thpr were ,ncn offered a second time happv marriace with the one of ;t? ""'a1"'" ' blocks as the pnr your Choice- reunites ihl stn", ,t . ( chnsur8 '"''lrd, and this resulted In yiuruioite, rtunitthtlie sepaiatedthe sale of fi.300,000 of the f-io.-loiates the absent friend or buried i 000.000 Irsuo nt a trifling premium, treasures and gives you luck to win !'v" 1,11,8 better than par were received vour biggest wish; overcome ""r 'o remainder of the Issue. never takes but a short time. In New York city should be able to se fact, I guarantee everything 1 claim r"re no bettor price for Its bonds Is and you pay nothing until you nn px,raor(llnniy commentary on the have received value in full , condition of tho money market. The Hn,.r. a . n, . o : security Is regarded na gllt-edgod, Hours, 9 a. m. to 9 d. m. Sun- h.n ,,r.,v..ui.,.. . nn... in . r. I V! "u .J . "mns nre 683 Oak Street N- B. Private residence and par lors so arranged that you meet no other callers. FOR SA'iB AO acres 5 1-2 miles south of Elmlra, 10 acres In culti vation; ramlly orchard; with good house and new barn, Bi-hoolhouse on the place. A bargain, f00. Half cash. - .(. FOR SALE SO acres 8 miles from Eu gene, with fair improvements on good road, for f2400. AGRICrt.Tl'RAL Opens Septomber 27th. Tnatrn. tlon begins Oct. 1st. Offers courses in Agriculture, including Agronomy. .-...nun i nusuunory, Dairying, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture; Forestry; Civil, Mechanical, Electricnl, and Mining Engineering; Commerce; Pharmacy; Domestic Science . and Arts. Tuition l.l free k',., nm- logues containing full Information regaramg . courses of study, equip ment, etc., apply to . The. Registrar Sl2 Cn-u-lla n. A RAItK CHANCE I have A form nf 117 ......... . ', ,i. - - . - "LiL-a iu sen, 70 acres in cultivation, 30 acres pas- 1 1 1 1 P. . . r I in (i .. - I. . - - - i iimaira, cuws. hogs, chickens, wagons, farm Imple- 111-iii.s; orcnara ana good buildings f48 per acre. Four miles from de POt;; KOOd SChnnla anil nnlnhhn- hood. Enquire at the Springfield tiuivi. opriugueia, ur. tf I NOTICE TO HOP PICKEKS Hon nirklni? Wll hntrln nn mu .. 1 six miles north of Eugene, about Sep tember 4. Pickers hauled to nri from vnrd Pntot lea kept on grounds. A I'HW'lYfiTnv 1 Phnn ninrlr 17!;i Elegant fall styles m waisLs Tailored models rrpnlsnt ;n c.'tL. wool and washable materials oroad shouldered effects a notice able feature. LAWKS WAISTS of fancy figured mercerized English . Walsting, pointed, cuffs, a stylish and neat. $1.75 waist, at IiADIES' WAISTS, made or a fine quality, all-wool nun's veiling, tailor-made, three large tucks In front, making waist verv full rong6d bBCk' center "n(i s'ti'ched! sleeves ' . . .;. ..... , , , ; $2. 75 LADIES' WAISTS made of a very fine grade of. all-wool nun's veil ing, handsomely trjmmed with yoke, tucked collar, p rf back and cuffs p3aUU The New Fall Dress Onnrfe Mew fabrics especially inidemand among- early purchasers. n ourilnimnilain,..t A . r v urtn.rs,are nn colors ,n fancy and plain broadcloths, chiffon, Panama, Cniffon Panama 65c O The vard fnr HoHfnrJ fine serge looks like mucn nigner priced goods. $1 '.n The yard 'or extra fine quality broad cloth, both plain ar.d fancy colors. Full 56 Inches wide. The equal of -f 1.75 and f2.00 the yard goods. Extra fine all-wool serge In all the leading shades of plain col ors 42 Inches, at C 1 C a yard .-. JJ f 44-In. Marqucsette, $1.50 One piece or black, 44-in. wide usual retail price, fl.75 to f2.00 the yard, at it 1 fPe. the yard I . jU YirA j. ..u are aispiaiing a nt of fine Chiffon Panama in p colors cream. hi.t 2a uur price, ft per yard ...OjC 56-in travinettcd Suitings at 90c the yard A splendid bargain in 58-lntl cravlnetted good., suitable te skirts, coats, etc. Aclaaft worth f 1.25 a yard; spe- n cial at, yard VOC Heavy, all-wool serire In u. sorted plain colors, 3S ft inches, at, yard OjC Ladies' Black PettiroAK bie advance in m W P g r0ef t0r these Mott belt pris . P We are- m a P03'"011 40 offer verv Looks lilra Clllr D t is,.. .... . --" . "iioiauMoi:K,pnc! 53.00 and lasW "T $2.00 wi..aal i.?3.'$I.50andSl. Opeiiins: Sale of Cotfnn Rimkph rn! nfC "S:L ?31ket in cotton 2oods we he just as stron; a line or rnttnn t i . ' . . lu snow you tnis tall as last season 10-4 Cotton Blanke-s in assorkd colors nc .jo - -n-anooa: JI-4 Double Blankets, white and g ry, pair . . $l.uu and 51.25 IL"'W; NEWLAND. 12-4 Double Blankets in assorted colors, pair JI.5OtoJ2.00 Comforts, nice assortment, prices from.... $1.50 to $2.00 EUGENE'S B ARC AN SHOP l""'C"":L 1; STOXES HEAVE OltOPS Greatest known remedy for heaves Highland, Or., Oct. 31, 1902 This is to certily that I gave my mare one bo tie ef "Stone's Heave Urop, and cu'ed her ol heaves. , 1 his was last winter and she has not been attested since - G Walla -e , PR.S.C.SrONE. Salem. Or. For sale by all druggists. FOR SALE 70 acres I mile from Cio shon: 40 acres In plow land: good Improvements; famllv orchard. A bargain. Call and see us. n . i . o ui, an niniis are i onj us. so high that a 4 per cent Investment ! 4.4.I nffnra llllln .. 1 1 ,1 I .- . . . u KIUV .1. II HI I ll II. MAX llt'lt.NKI) T(l KKATH AT CAUWEIX Tlnise. tiln . Am, 9.1 nnn in a.-a ' - - v.., in ucnu, one missing and (our Injured as tha KI'nii'VK rlrr ri,T,. . . - -.... . ... i .1 1 n v IXVESTMKXT CO.. a. I'hone Main 78. WOOD S.WVIXG DotlO With trnsnlinn pnHnu Qntln fart Ion guaranteed. Give us a call. Kir. wood for sale. ' W. H. DAVIS, Phone Red 3361.- 765 Ferry St. . 8$ CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought $1.00 Eugene Transfer Co. Successor to Clorlu All kl of biulln, ., tam r,. ' 'e. Stocaee. uui. Stahl piim.. .... ' ij X 1 1 Bejrs the SitfaBtnre of LONG & CROSS Galvanized Iron Cornice wd Skylights Expevts in all the branches of ynbmg-, Heating- and l inning. Satisfaction guaranteed. All work done prom 3tly; Prices reasonable. We solicit patronage from out side towns. MS Willamette St e Phone Black 1521 EUGENE . . OREr.rM WRITC FOR OUR BOOKLET ON BANKINGBY MAIL O 0 INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVINGS BANK or THE Cttlc (guarantor & Croat Company Pays 4 per cent, on Savings Accounts " 4 n Certificates of Deposit 3 " " " Accounts Subject to Chech J. Thorburn Ross . . . . . ' . . President Georce H. Hiu. Vice President T. T. Burkh-art- Treasurer John E. Aitcwso.! Secretary Chas. H. Kopf Asst. Treasurer 240.244 Washington St.. Cor. Second PORTLAND. OREGON