Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 26, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE DAILY GCARD, THVIUWAV, MAIICII 26, 1008 W HH HH ' WbEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET Hil;iim hark 4 1-2 tf 5c i Wool is... PKItSONAL -4 F.akin left today fur STOLE CLOTHES BUT NOT PROSECUTED . Trv. nn ve Always Douerht, and which lm IW W ,. ort vears. , lias borne thn intnra m 1 . nnd hns bivn ninriA muiei. litu ...... i- sonal supervisiou since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in thin. -ii rmiuterfclts, Imitations and Just-ns-ifood" are but AWV . .... ..uU witfi niirl ...... f 1... 1 1.1. - 6 r. a nitiiilrnn EiDorliice airamst Kxiierlmenf jjiUlH) - - " What is CASTORIA rstorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare ric Drops and SootUlnff Syrups. It Is Pleasant. II ntalns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic nbstance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms ind alluj'' Fevcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind folic It relieves Teething: Troubles, cures Constipation sad Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the siooiach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, lie CUildr.m's Panacea The Mother's trjond. Genuine CASTORIA always Bears the Signature of J Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC CINTJtUM COMMNT, TT MURRAY STRCCT. HCW YORK CITY. Is Only One t'Bromo Quinine99 Is xative Bromo Quinine IUB TH WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLO IH OH DAY. Vi remember the Ml name. Look jtyiature od every box. 26o. 6& 1 1 1 Get Your Friends and Parents Jo Help You win the "Buck's'' Junior ange It will be given to the little girl 'to clips the greatest number of our p containing one or more "Buck's" ' marks-clip the entire ad. The prize is now on exhibition at F store-call and sw. ii Prices Lowest, ot all Times WHITE SEWING MACHINES CAMPBELL-FELLMAN CO. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 1 l'KUUry, hsss etc, Eiiis Prr doz. 1 2c. l:iiry nur.'-r Per roil .,0 'a 45. t'rfamery liutter Per roll," til) it Ileus er 10c. Frys Per lb., 10c. - (ieese Per 11)., 7c. Ducks Per lb., 9c. Turkeys Per lb. 12. c. Fruits, cu.-liilili-J. I 'ic. New Potatoes 50c per ewt. Onions Per cwt. $4.2.1. Lemons Per case, $4.21. Oranges $2.7.1. Livestock Market. Steers Per lb 4 f 3 l-2c. Hood cows 3 i 3 1-2. liood prime dressed veal fi T 7. Mutton on foot 4 1-2 ti 5. Fat Hogs " fit 5 1-4. Fat Hons, dressed fi 1-2 j 7. Grain anil Feed. Flour $4.2.1. Oat hav $13. Oat Hay, $13. Timothy hay Per ton $15. New Oats Per liu. 4.1c. Hran MJ r ton, $2i Mixed feed Per ton $30. Shorts, per ton $32. New Whsat Per bu. Sic. Holled barley Per ton $34. Chopped feed $31 per ton. Cracked Corn $3ti-40. I'Olt'l'LAXIt VAIIKKT HLTOItT Portland, March 2. A !a'e Issue of the New Y .rk C'omnienlnl says of the Ntw York apple market: "There Is a large accuniulation of apples on hand In this market, and on all offerings the tone is weak. Dealers here do not hesitate to as sert, that the losses made by specu lators and holders at primary points will be large, Mid It Is freely predict ed that the total will exceed $1,000, 000 on the 1907 crop. There are few .apples on this market that sell for $4.;0 per barrel.. The bulk, of the sales are within a range of $2 to $3 per barrel, few lots, however, I reaching the outside figure. The market has been demoralized by the heavy stocks of low-grade fruit. l-'HK Hears Outdo Themselves. Just as has been predicted the egg bears members of the Knockers' Club have outdone even themselves and suffering from defeat they are planning new schemes to secure additional profit out of shippers. As forecasted in this report, the egg market went no lower than 15c on the present movement and today no sales are being made at that low figure. The market now ranges at 15 1-2 and 16 cents with stiles at both figures. The disposition among the bears here to beat down the price too far resulted in many shippers taking the matter Into their own hands and storage operations by valley shippers have begun In earnest. This OpiMKiitc Tone in Chickens. Chickens are it) somewhat more liberal arrivals though the market Is far from being glutted. Some sales are being made at a fractional de cline for old hens but springers are In demand at top figures. Demand for best quality turkeys Is very good I at fair prices. Itnttei' Is Very Scarce Here. Supplies of local butter are very small in comparison to the demand which has ruled since the last cut in prices. Best grade Is almost unob tainable and It Is stilted that In a few instances a fractional' advjmv In prices has been asked. In. urdur to relieve the shortage to sume ex tent a larger volume, pf California butter Is being brnpulit to this mar ket. This soil ft the same, price s ttne local proiiict; a condition that very seldom rules here. ! lion. S. B MonmoMth. A. .1. Tolmto left this afternoon for points south. ! .lac'.; l.ittell came down from Mar 1 cola l.it nit;ht. i C. M. Miller, of liak'T City, is in : KlWetl" on bllr-'itl'MS. A. M. Richardson, of Walton, i ! the city on business. John Kt'rns. a tiaiiicr.t. w'.-o nu been euiplord In the Kii:hllt sli..'t restaurant. torm.Tly Vim-cut's, wa ! arrested ttiis al'.ernoou by lH'iu; Sticriu tli'u. Croncr a ti'.ie hobo caiue! on tile river bank charted with .steal ing a suit of clothes from Dech Trit-1 in ouoif, the proprietor of the restau-! rant. Kerns admitted taklm: tin Miss Vera llorren returned to Cot- clothes, but said -lie hid them In an ithg" lirov this afternoon. old trunk in the house where he and W. T. Kayser came down from C t- the restaurant keeper stay.d so as to I tage drove this noon on a short visit, prevent any one else from stealing Mrs. W. O. Hecknrt r turned last them. The officers found a suit in ! night from a visit with relatives near the trunk, but it proved to be one I Monroe. : owned by Trlfonoff's brother, and his Mrs. K. E. I'pmeyer. of llarrisliurg. suit was found In another out-of-ihe- Is visiting friends in Kuegne for a way place in the house. Kerns had few days. hidden the clothes so that he could Clifford Edwards and wife went to have returned there tonight nn i tak- Irvlng on the noon train today on a en them away, but as they wen' not short visit. , taken out of the house there was no Y. W. Chessman was a passenger crime committed and Kerns was dis- for points south on the iiftcrno-iii charged from rustody by Justice of train todav. the Peace Hryson. niton motion of (ieorge Hnrnard and Ceo. A. Drurv Deputy District Attorney Skipworta on biislnes were over from Cobttr, yesterday. C. II. Hansen, of GrlnneH. Iowa. Is in the city, having arrived here last night. O. O. McClelland, of Salem, after 1;. W. ll' iiderson returned home t ' Portland today after a visit at the home of his father-in-law. .1. M. Wells. Mrs. Henderson will remain u business visit in Eugeuu. returned hero a few days longer. hoi'ie todav". ! IP Vf.'tt KVKW Tbo merlt3 of the Texas Winder, you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for testimonials. Dr. JO. W. Hall. 192S Ollv? street. St. Louis. flrea'.s; ,ir!""r tonlc drives out al' " -vl'lc. . Ma'-es the blood rich. Ft" ' ill' w.-r.ii. ting'':ig 'If". Mi. p'lab' sp-lt": r"ge'at . T it's Holii.1: r'.i Itock" Mnii' iln Tci. 35c, t a or tallies. Linn Drug Co. m:v today FOI'N i Lady's bicycle. Owner call at (Juard office and pay for this notice. (iolden Wyandotte and Black Min orca eggs, $1 per s-ttlng. Address. I A. Wood, Saginaw, Or. a2 0 j FOIt SALE My fi-year-old standard i bred, registered driving mare. J. H. Dnnlels. at Fountain grocery, j 502 Willamette street. m2N ; FOI! SALE Al Jersey r(,w '"r "ale at a bargain at the itlver Itoad j Nurserv. two miles from town. m2S FOl'ND A ladles' fur boa nn the street Wednesday night. Owner ran have same by calling at (Juard office and paying for this notice. HOY WANTED To learn the busi ness: nnidy at once at I-rlei-ftlys .".2 Willamette street. Hi - T Mrs. liosa Bnnsch Is in a serious coiidi'ion, and she has been uncon scious for several days. Mrs. Itlighton was a p:iss"ner to Ooshen on the afternoon train to vis1: friends there a few days. J. I'. Philips l"ft. this nferno'ii for a trin to Ashland, expecting to stop at Itosehurg elivonte. Miss Ernestine Heslop came up from Portland today to visit her aunt. Miss Myra Loveridge. .1. C. Luckey returned to Portland today, after having attended the fu neral (if Mrs. Lizzie Luckey. A. It. Black came in from the north this 'afternoon lifter an absence (if several months from Eugene. Mrs. It. Claude Gray went to Cot tage grove this afternoon to visit rel- ntivs and friends a few days. P. D. Gilbert, a former Eugene grocer, now a prominent traveling salesman. Is In the city today. Mrs. M. Welch retupned to Port land today after visiting at the home of her son, Russell Welch, In Eugene. Geo. W. Taylor left on the noon train today for Lacomb, Linn county, to see his father-in-law, who is very III. M. J. Dirk and family returned to Myrtle Creek today aftr h-.ivlng at-, tended the funeral of Mrs. Julia Ad am v Mrs. V. B. Mathews came down i from Goshen on the noon train tod"y I to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. L. I Warnock. I Dr. E. C. Strong, of Salem, re turned home today after having vis ited his daughter, Mrs. O. J. Hull, who is ill. William Howard, of Okemah, Ok lahoma, was an arrival In Eugene this morning and he mny locate In this vicinity. Jess Blesecker. who has hn vis iting his sister, Mrs. John Othtwvlt, In Eugene for a few days, leaven to night for Portland. V. F. the city llcbert, of Hazel Dell, Is In ICARTEfSl Kittle .s. Positively ciiron by tiiCNU liitttu IMls. Tin-y also relievo LI UL,vsUoa and Too lloor F:iU!i. A perrert rem edy (it IHaluess. Nausea, Drowsiuetw, Bd TusU1 to tUo Mouth, Coatod Tonpiio. Pain In tbo SMa ToUi'ID LIVEK. Tlu regulate tbo Howrls. purrly Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. i fCARTER'S H IVER Genuine Must Bear Fac-Sitml8 Signature Rrnirr iip!TITUTES Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidnuya and bladder? Have yuu pana tn the loins, side, hack, groins dep the eyes? Too froquont a desire to pass urine? If io, Williams' Kid ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn Drug Co., prlee 60 cents. Wllllatnr Mfg. Co., rfD'i Cleveland. Ohio, The W. C. T. !'. of Bast Eugene will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. M. Day. Every member is requested to be present, as special business la to ho tr'alisactod. Now's the time td take Porky Mountain Tea. It drives out the germs of winter, builds up the stom ach, kidneys mil liver. The most wonderful spring tonic to make peo ple well. You'll he surprised wltlv, the results. 3.1c, tea or tablets. Linn Drug Company. Booster Says: "Where hearts arc trumps, I always lead a spade;" Quite a practical as well as romantic gentle man, with the splendid example of Mine, Booster to keep him. fQ,m cei'.tiig stale If you need any tools wc can show you the lat est improvements in gar den tools, also mechanics' tools, household utensils, builder's hardware (such locks you never saw I) For anything in up-to-this day's hardware don't overlook our store. Yours for business, Gnffin Hirdwire Co EUROPEAN PLAN ABSOLUTELY. FIRE-PROOF Los Angeles' Safest Hotel LINE OF.. New Granitware just m Stoves, Ranges (Hid H?Atprc of the Leading t, I HMO HARDWARE STORE 50 Rait, NinCh Strt. LOST In this el'y. Tuesday, or Wed. n-sdav. a geld hr.-ieele-. Finder please return to 14 Kat Tenth! s:rvet. m2S WANTED All the people of Ijine county to know that I. J. 11 Ian es, tiave moved my Insurance nf-, fice to thn Fountain Grocery, 502 I Willamette street. m2 FOR SALE One fine flyenr-'ld gentleman's driving horse, weight loud pounds; price $171 for horse, J buggy and harne.. J. H. Daniels. Foun'aln grocery. 502 Willamette mis THE KING EDWARD in Inc Hurt ol Ibt Gty NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFI A very desirable hotel (or all visitor! to the city. First class in all respects Rates $1.00 per day and up. Write for .booklet T0USLEY COMPANY, Props. Made in New York 'js-lENJAMIN and IBa "Correct I Clothes for r iVien are synonymous terms. "Benjamin" Clothes are the creation of the best ' talent in New York, the home of the most skilled designers and tailormcn in the world. The Prices arc always Right. We alone sell them in this city. A. Roberts Brothers TOGGERY 554 Willamette Street 1 The Eugene i Business College . 8 a :: Will be open all summer. Students may enter a.fty time, i In this age of competition there is little chance for the young' person who faces the wond without the' knowledge and skill that I! comes through special training. Investigate our methods. , Informa tion cheerfully and promptly furnished. MRS. M. RANSOM, Principal. 2 IT MOST GROCERS SELL ' t S f a 2 3 Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed Made ol (elected Entern Orrgon hard wheat. It pro Jucm more loavei ol breid than any other flour and lh loavea are llelil.r and whiter. Hecauie ol Hit increased quantity ol bread produced 'he cml la no higher than lor other llouri. ASK YOUR GKOCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS 2 V ,rn'(i ?Xtx rrtiuii yam a A'"-'i.ni.-o",; 0 -Vmiii i 77 ' dm BR0DERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in out nev building 3 T! acroasthe 4 i w will rai4 $4 see! you. ..skciaL. SAVQ CkLr4for 63c BriiU nd Slaws Strictly C jtc Pi ;J BKODER.S BR.OS. mt s'reer. r