Eugene daily guard., April 15, 1908, Image 4

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bargains in
City Property
No. 1. One vacant lot, weal 4th St.,
Prlco $300.00
Mnnn finrl Int. nloHO In:
No. 3. House and lot, close
rents for $ 1G.00 per month,
l'rlce $1,8.10.00
No. C. 3 1-2 lots In fiross addition
on Adler Street, priO ,.$or.o.O(
No. 7. Klne lot and bam on West
4th St., price $H2.1.00
No. LO. Lot on South Lincoln;
I'rlc, 200.00
No. 11. -Lot 100x120 feet, water
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' 1'rlca I,1(I.00S.
x. i i i.,.., ,,,! l,.t u'..t Ctti St..
Ver'v nice location; iirlco. 2000.00 I
No. 13 Lot 80x140, West I21H St.'
, ,o $10.10.00
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No. 14.- Let r.Oxlfit) feet wrntb O lvei
Street, barn and lot, price $H.'0.00;
j;0. jr,. i,ot lilixlfiO, fair barn, wa
ter brought In n lot where f.ouse
siioultl lie built; Miaou connected
with sewer; very fine location,
Price i . . KUano.Oft
No. in. -House ar.,1 lot, North Tearl
St., iJrle mi. 100.0(1
No. 17 1 1-2 acrtr, close In; $100;
flOO rtuwn; balance on or before
two yearn nt 7 per cent Intercut.
No. IS. 1 1-2 t!( res with house,
fruit trees set out, 1 and 2 years old,
I'rlco HO(I.OO
No. 20. 3 lots In Cross addition,
I'rlco ., . . ' Ht:lli.-..00
No. 21. 2 lols W. 0 St .$(1.-1(1.00
No. 22. (1 room house, pantry con
crete foundation, sic of lot, fiOx
Kill, price 1 o.-iO.oo
No. 23. House and lot. In C'oburg,
worth1 the money asked for thlH
place, prlco . '. (100.00
No. 2 1 Lot (10 2-:iU!0; North Inw
reuco street. Trice W'J-o.oo
No. 27.-2 lotn on Collego Hill, ule
(10x1 fill; prlco 175.00 1
No. 20. 7 roonr house; frame barn,
, chicken house and park; size of
lot 100x1(10; price HBMirso
No. 31. House and lot and burn;
cast Eugene, price $11150.(10
No. 3.i!. Lot North Fearl St.,
price $1.10.00
No. 3 0. l,ot KaHt Kugone, Kolncy's
secninV odd, prlco ..; ;' . '. $aan.oo
No. 37. 5 room; now house, 1 lot,
lonO.OO. Or with two lots $1100
10 led tic lights and phone In the'
houso; good woll of water.
No. 30.- -Houso and lot nbout 4
blocks from Wlllnmolte St.,
I'rlco 3300
No. 41. Iinrge House, 3 lols, Knst
Kugeiic; prlco $1200.0(1
No. 82 IIoiiho and lot on paved
street; close In; price, . . .$:I000.00
No.' 43. Now house, large lot 100
xl48; very deslrnblo location,
small bam, price $50(10.00
No. 4 4. Acres nml 3-4 ncres; also
lots In lllalr street addition; 1 1 0 0
down; balance on or before 2
years at 7 per cent Interest.
No. 4.1 8-room house, full lot, Knst
Front, price i $11100
Farms
No. 1. 40 ncros all good bottom
land and tu crop;. poor bul!d"lngB,
i miles east of Kugeno, 1 1-2 iuIIob
nnrtheust of Springfield;
I'rlco $2800.00
.No. 2. 50 acres 8 miles east nf Ku
geno; bridge; 2 5 ncres In cultiva
tion; 7 In timber, eHllmnto 500
cords of wood: all good polnlo or
hop Inn d ; buildings poor;
Price $:I5()0.00
No. 3. 1(10 acres 2 1-2 miles south
east of ICugetie; good house and
barn; the buildings, concrete
walks, fencod In, six different
fields: nil kinds of f 111 It; good wa
ter, the best of Boll; price per
acre '. . ..97.1.00
No. 4. 10 acres, house nnd barn
fenced with chlckou wlro; one acre
In cherries; nil kinds of fruit;
Price 2,250.00
No. 5. 60 ncros, 2 1-2 miles South
of Creswell; SO acres lu cultiva
tion; ten almost ready for the
plow: good 7 room house and
barn; good young orchard; all
kinds of berries; living water,
Prlco 1,500.00
No. 8. 228 acres 4 miles north of
Coburg, largo house and good new'
narn; tin union oi mm; isn nc
res In cultivation; 14 acres In
hops; good now hop house, nbout
35 acres lu timber and pasture;
price $0,500.00
Or will scdl 75 acres without build
ings; all plough land for. per
acre $27.50
No. 7 241 ncres, 4 1-2 miles north
of Coburg; most all wheat land,
houso and barn; other outbuild
ings; price, per acre.. . .11.1.00
No. 8. 442 1-2 acres 6 miles from
Cohurg; nearly all plough laud;
plenty of wood tor ranch purposes,
can divide lu one-half; price, per
acre ;K. on
2R6.88 acres fl miles north of Coherg, i
all pasture and farm land: price
per acre $22.00
No. 10. 30 acres mile from city)
It an fir., 22 acres lu cherries, tip-!
Pics and pears, 1 1-4 ncres In all
kinds of berries; good 7 room I
house, good barn; also private wa-j
ler i.orks water piped to house;
nlff. lawn and flowers; the or-'
chard is 1 2 years old, i
1'ikQ 11110(1. (HI
'VI ' sell 10 acres on south for
2U0 per acre. I
HOWE &b BUOY
542 Willamette St.
ft JA. Maurer Jewelry Store
ia I k a a
Real tstate
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No 11. 320 acres, J5
ijiuw miiu,
i mlka went of Eugene; good or
tne: ifood or-i
eh a
hoiiHe and barn, price, per
MljO.OO
No. 13. 305 acres C miles from Eu
gene; good wheat land; all Inctil
tivation; good house and barn;
good road; price, per acre Vim
Will divide the placo for fib per
acre.
No. 15
-7.7 acres, good buildings),
mall fruit, house hold goods and
farming tools, chickens, horses,
cows, pigs and new wagon aiW bar
ters; close In, price . . . . $2,CI0(UM
No. 1 1 320 acres, 10fi plow land,
W1' -
i. u-- n..,-n, v .
Kugenc; the best of land, I
Trice .$,200.00 '
v 17 or. ,.r.rr.a 1 1-1 n.iloa .!i.t r.n i
n,mi to C-.burg; all the best river '
bottom Ian., price, per '
,,,.,. ki.i-s oo I
f
10 lu.r(m at Thurston House and
store building; good barn and oth
er out buildings; mostly in fruit;
I'rlco $2,000.00
No. 111. 1 00 ncroH, 9 room house,
barn 60x00, family orchard, some,
personal property goes with the
place; . price per nitre ....$."0.00
No. 2 0. !! room house, 3 lot size,
.10x140 feet; one lot set in fruit;
barn largo enough for 0 head of
horses; coal house; will sell or
trade for I'lugeno property;
Trice $2.W0.0(
No. 21. 02.10 acres, 8 room house,
2 new bfirns; good 0 acre apple j
orcuaru; suiau nouse alio cneny
and apple orchard aside from the
other, prlco $10,000.00
No. 22. Ti20 nitres, house, barn, 75
acres In cultivation; creek running
through the place; good Hlocltj
I1MM-II, II 1ff( 1HT 1111 U .... -T I
i.'o. 23.- -li.Vl acres 3 miles north 01
Colru;.-; nil gpod wheat land;
good hound ainl barn; price pel
aero .' $.10.00
No. 20. SO acres In Crook Co., Ore.,
all In cultivation; good wheat, land,
price . .1. $1300.00
No. 27. 6 1-2 ncres 12 'miles, ast
of Eugene; .40 acres In cultivation ".
hulunca In jftsture and brush;
l'rlce $.1,000.00
No. 28. tOO ncres 2 1-2 miles n. 01
Creswell; 110 buildings; price 1 1 1; 1
acre . ; . ' $20.o.
No. 31. 3 1-2 acres In city limits,
holme, barn, price . . '. . $1000.01,
No. 32. 24 4 nitres; good 8 room
houso and linrnf 40 ueres in culti
vation; balance In pasture and
timber; S miles south of the cltyT
I'rlco . . .' : $3,000.00
No. 34. 100 ncres 2 1-2 miles north,
- house and 3 barns: good orchard;
I'rlco, por acre $7,1.00
I No. 35. 1180, ncres on the McKenzlt,
Hlver near the Hendricks Kerry;
I'rlco, por ncre . . i ,.$10.00
No. TTO. 037 acres,' 100 acros plow
Innd, good house and extra good
burn; plenty of timber, price por
acre $2.1.00
No. 37. 160 acres 8 miles west;
house, barn; price per acre 9:10.00
No. 38. 100 n.crea, 76 In cultiva
tion; 6 acres In orchard, choice fruit,
11 room house; baru poor, two good
wells. Price $1000.0(1
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No. 39. 15 ncres, 8 acres In orchard.
barn, prlco $.1000.00
No. 43. 116 acres, 100 plow land. 4
ncres In orchard, 10 room house,.
new barn, 35x80 foot; 80 acres In
wheat, oats nnd hay, good fence;
l'rlce $0,500.0(1
No. 44. 20 ncres, 3 miles from the
city; now 7' room houso; good
barn, cowb, chickens, pigs, farm
ing tools; new wagon, buggy,
double harness goes with place;
price '. , tt, 500.00
No. 45. 100 ncres 2 1-2 miles south
of Creswell, 100 cres In cultiva
tion; all kinds of fruit; good 8
room house; barns 40x6(1; can put
In electric lights, school house;' 1-i
mile good roads; will Bell 80 nc
res unimproved for .per sc. $15.00
Or all for 150 per ncre.
No. 48. 320 acres In Hnmoy Co.,
260 acros good Alfalfa land; most all
good wheat land; good 6 room
house; 3 miles south of Hums,
County seat of Harney Co., water
right, prlco 5000.00
Enqulro of J. W. Buoy, owner,
Kugcne, Oregon.
No. 47. 151 aorcs 1-2 mile south
of Creswell; 59 arrea In cultiva
tion; 6 acres In logan berries; liv
ing water, good 8 room house; new
barn, price per acre . ... ,.$15.00
No. 48. 5 ncra tracts or more, 2
miles of city at, per acre $150.00
No. 49, 10 acre tracts 3 miles from
city, per- acre I . . .$200.00
No. 50. tGO acres 3 miles from
town; fulr house and large barn;
fine dairy farm; price, per
cro $0.1.00
No.'61 442 77-100 ncres. six miles
east of railroad station, 9' miles
south of Hrownsvllle, Linn county;
good 8-room house; 1 goat house:
2 cattle burns; potato, chicken and
wood bouses; wagon shed nnd oth
er outbuildings; water piped to
the house; 2 hay sheds with feed
racks; all kinds of fruit; 40 acres
In cultivation, more can be: place
all fenced. Price $.1000.
No. 52. 00 acres, good house,
and barn; location 2 1-2 tulles
from city on all way over crushed
rock road, price $0O(N)
No. 63. 132 acres, 14 mllos east of
Kugcne; so ncres In cultivation.
House and burn, 1 miles from
school; t v j miles from church;
running water through the place.
TlO Plaegls on the proposed elec-
trh allway line and Is a good !
lurni. l'rlce, .2.60 per acre.
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Jule. Murry'8 new College girl;
piay wiin music, cu)iu ai vr,
comes to Ihe Kui'cnft theater tonight.
The plot Is masterly conception, the
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descriptions a.e vivid flashes from a
brilliant pen and the characters are
all picturesque peopie we are glad to
1tiiu tinrl rin'furn ! Tht. nluv la a
j, tu. .....i u..-
u hi iiitl Hiiccena. I lie minim lias iiau
ample and efficient aid, and In the,
uumicuuu ..... iiimi; u. j.ao-u
l.lt.mi.ir IKIlofl uu .i rr.iuif.-il cr.m.
.thruma it h a nli.rli, )u.rnto
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fill ti Ol (lie uiHUliKUiHiiMU Jr-Ji.in;imiin
. m a i - i.-i. I- .u
plays the leading part, has in this
her new role, struck many emotion-
al chords and struck them all wltiea
flrnl and surs hand. She Is surround-
ed with the fines" collection of col-
,...r,i ad Btr(k them all wltioa
nml and sur? nanu. rte is surrounu-
Wnn the fines" collection of col-
i,.,, ;..u ih-,1 wf.fe aviitliihle on
Hroadway last Hummer and Ih the
'""' '' ' strongest lovo
Blori.!. wit on ll. ,l till, .nnnjr a
season. The funniest fun and the
.not original of creations are to be
fmn In this new play, one of the
most convincing and dellg.ttrul plceoe
that has found Its way upin tjio
staer, this vear. It. Is one of the rare,
much-to-be-deslred plays .that keup
the listener between an Interested m-
patience to get to the end of the
story nnd an Irresistible Impatience
to gut to. the end of the Btory and an
Irresistible temptation to linger by
the way. The people drawn upon
the stnge are strongly conceived and
vividly presented and the dramatic
moments are powerfully realized.
Mr. Perry Is a pianist of fine mns
Icul feeling, with a full and elastic,
tone, admirable nnd brilliant tech
nique nnd interpretations full of In
telligence. 1'hlladclphlii Inquirer.
Heautlful tone, finished technical
execution and dramatic Intensity are
the qualities which have made Mr.
Perry famous 'among pianists.
Kalclgh News and Observer.
lie Is an earnest'. Intensely devoted
and .fnUhful Interpreter. Ills pow
erful technique was brilliantly dis
played, while his legato vffects alone
were sufficient to stump htm as an
artist. Atlanta Constitution.
Mr. Perry completely won his nu
dlenco and met with a deservedly
warm reception, that grew more en
thusiastic after each number, nnd
ended In numoroua recitlls. He hns
added another to the limited list of
American successes In llerlln. Ber
lin Times. ".
M. K. Church, Friday evening,
April 17, at 8:lB.-i Auspices hlugcne
Music Club. Admission fillc.
A Twenty-Year SenUMire.
"I hnve Just completed a twenty
yenr health sentence, Imposed by
Hucklen's Arnica Salvo, which cured
nio of bleeding piles just twenty
years ago," writes O. 9. Voolever, of
LoliaysvUle, N. Y. Hucklen's Arnl
cn Salve heals the worst Sores,
burns, wounds and cuts In the short
est time. Sue at V. A. Kuykendall's
drug store.
.Call for City Wuinnits
Notice Is herehy glveu that all city
warrants up and IncludVig No. S02
registered October 1 5. 1 907, nnd
drawn on the tlenernl Fund, and all
Swer warrants registered prior to
December 10, 1907. will be paid (jn
presentation nt my office April i;i,
190S. Interest will cease on that
day.
FRANK ItKISNKH,
Cliy Treasurer.
Kugcne, Ore., April 7, 1S0S.
Cement Work.
1 mil prepared to do all kli. of
cement work, side walks, foundations
etc
Al'Owork guaranteed. Phone
Main 13. li. Mvers. liToss Hotel.
A J
Kreh earden seed In bulk
I'll AMUKliS IIAIllitt'.MlK CO.
much-to-be-deslred .plays 'that keap vote oT the peop!.- ai that, price. 1 , .
the listener between an Interested im-: know that the plant cannot he used; Bee supplies of a I K m is ,
patience to get to the end of the nt any price to advantage, but I have CHAM I1EKS hauijw.ikl. lu. j
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1 '! 1 ' , 1 HOW V11' MTOUl'H' 1
iAVnr m t'i k
LL'f tl-l: 11 t'i l-'VVi
OX WATEIl PLANT
The Register, In Its issue or today,
snVH Muvrtr Mullnck. Oil tne Olll of.
. October, signed a strong argument
in favor ,.f taking over tne present
....
1'IUIH BB lUHOWB.
"The present warsr plant now In
' " V. 00,n,)k,te.
ik. ..i... u i... nn..i-iinru , rt ttlfll
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cravitv svstem In this connection
we may that we pi;
rsonany iuvur
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fSrrt 'n-got.a Uons 'wUh
- . nrnL,r0S,
OUCH U UUVMUiXfM If
matter or Kiicn
immodlatfi Uitorct to
11 that we
. . (, ,,,.,. a
liave. n the nruuoscd BMitnrJinRiita,
ma"u tl'e llr.i:.l -I '." ' a
necessary part of me pnnh.ix..
I did sign' a statement soro-jwgat
like the above, en.l i; may be in .ne
exact words, not having the ':'le"
I did sign' a statement suni-.'at
use tne uuove nn.i w
exact words, not having tin? stale-
lllent before nie I cannot say. 1 lie
Fitbstan"e, 1 think, Is correct. I am
yet in favor of l'"-chas.,,t! ' !,e,(I)":,"t
end liuvs nrvcr 1 a !
contrary, but It is -m .(lnt n see,
the city is no, r..b!.-d d " lllaw
the facts befnre tin- w'i'- 1 ,1" 1
council all know 1 v.:i opiios-eu 10
giving 1 40,01.0 for (he plant and
did not wairt It .ulmmted to the
vote of the peop! .- ai that, price. 1
know that, the plant canii'it be used,
nt any price to advantage, hut I have
always recommended Its purchase
at a fair price, but not at $140,000,
which I regard as more than twice
Its value to the city. 'Am I to stand
by and see the city looted of more
than $70,000 and not give warning?
Tha, charge is made by the editor
of the Register that I am opposed
to taking over the plant at $140,000.
I plead guilty of the charge.
You further say If the opinion of
the council Is to be overridden by
the mayor, be It so. This insinua-
tlon la wholly unculled for nnd Is
boneuth.tiie dignity of a high-minded
and honorable gentleman, nnd I
brand It ns a premeditated attempt
to besmirch my good name. Yon
know this matter Is now before the
people for their settlement, and the
ninyor cannot override the opinion
of the council. But the people may.
I kuow three councllmeu who will
not vote to purchase the" plant .at
$140,000. Yet they are In fuvor of
the peoplo settling It, but believe
the people ought to bo Informed by
the mayor and council ns to Its worth
so they may vote Intelligently and
this will relieve the city officials of
all responsibility ; having done our
full duty In the matter. ,
You, Mr. Kdltor, refused to pub
lish my message until assured that
the space It occupied would be paid
for. i
y' ' ' J. D. MATLOCK.
' Tar nndl ( nnciiabigua
For the complete cure of coughs,
colds, asthma and bronchitis and ail
lung complaints tending to consump
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
have for ages maintained an estab
lished reputation as a standard cough
remedy. It contnlns no opium or
harmful drug and can be given with
safety to children. Price $1.00. Sold
by Linn Drug Co. Williams Mfg.Co..
props., Cleveland. O.-
oV
SiH'clnl Round-Trip Hates
to San
l- rniicisco.
On nccotitu of the Fleet Celehra
tlon. tickets will he on
Francisco and .return
sal,. t, s.,i
for J"-,i
Sale dates May 2nd and 4th. Final
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return limit 29 days from date of
sale, A. J. tilLLKTTK.
ml O Agent.
He tiot Wliat He Xndc.l
"NtO years ago i! looked as If my,
ne had come." says C. Far: hln-4. j
time
of Mill Cre-k. lnd. Ter. "1 .i
ruiy.lowu thtit life buii on a ve:
slender t!tr-:ld. It wa ten th.tt lev
dni.:-.T t eciMiinieiitltMi Ki-rtvi,' It-.
t-'rs -Pi imnght a b.it'.' au.l ' u
wlin! eded-' t ronaih l
fnot in .'.ie grave, but 1.,, .-tf. - 1: ...
t ers Mt it i,.i, k nn the t tin" ,i , 1
1 vp be ti well ever sine" MB . im
tpj Riiar:i'ie at W . A. Ku; .x. ti.l.tii :
'fll'H store. uOc.
"tt . , ) '.t '..
4'
I"" T
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' fr.Arn Hrp
At ' " ' Ml.s;
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; Helen Mou'pux,
;ed ti" years,
: months' and VI days.
was born m Scotland, June ij,
"O
Her maiden name was Had-1
She crossed the waters when j
aow.
a chid. In early lite sne mauiu,
and Qer husband died, leaving her j
i !i!!
imiie.l in marriage to 7Ta.run jiou-i
toux. When quite young she be-,
came a miimher of th 1'resbyterian ,
church and about fourteen years ago
united with the Seventn iw i
ventlst church. She leaves a hus
band, two sons, one daughter, one
.,h'r aivd three sl.t-r.. -She was'j
iaiQ i0 vf.Hi m :ne
wj, :,Ostnii:g hope of a part
,,,,, fi,..f r.mii-.-e,-! ion
t Wjrrls ol comfort v-C e spoken" by
f - Slayter. j
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, ,,f .,. 0n rar H. I
' 79 .Vr.., ', Hugene,!
. 1 1 'in r.Ylock Mrs.
Your- of o1 I rge Kuneral :
' , remtlli;' wjH ' jie ,a,ie laier. j
, announcum-nis
A good digestive system, one that
acts so that you do not know that you
have a stomach, Is God's birthright
to every man every woman.
If digestion is weak, If food turns
Into gas, If you suffer after eating,
U you are sleepless, nervous and out
of sorts then the stomach 1 dis
eased and prompt actioif should be
i taken
v. A. Ennis, a well known builder
n Syracuse, tells an easy way to
,; strengthen the stomach and get well;
! he writes: "Ml-o-na Stomach Tab-
lets have .done more for me in one
week thaiP all doctors the two years
I was under tlmlr" care. Thanks to
Ml-o-nn, I can work once more, the
first time In over a year."
. It Is an easy thing to strengthen
the stomach' and cure Indigestion by
using Ml-o-na. Get a GOc box from
Hall's Drug Store; they guarantee to
refund the money unless the remedy
does all that Is claimed for it.
XOTICK TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
M.KWKLLYN TKLKPIIONE CO.
The stockholders of said company
voted at the nnnual meeting to call a
special meeting May 9, 1908, at 1
o'clock p. in., at Central schoolhouse.
School District No. 44, Lnne county,
Oregon, for the purpose of Increasing
the capital stock of said company.
All stockholders are requested to
bo present.
J. H. PERKINS, Pres.
A ANDERSON, Sec. m8
Plenty of Trouble.
Is caused by stagnation of the livet
and bowels. To get rid of It and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings Jaundice, take Dr
King's New Life Pills, the reitnhio
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or griping. 2rc at V. A.
Kuvkendall's drug store.
T1MI1KK l-'OU SAI.F,
4,:i00.0(lo fir claim, patented In1
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i .' ost'lt- Address "Y. .
uuara otiicc
alS
i l'.ASTKi: i i!iik"r
The ladies of the central Presbv -
I .enan cntircn will hold their annual
-Kaster market on Saturday, April IS
i beginning at 9 o'clock at j. V Kavs-'
iiiruuure store. A tellint nr
of good things will' be on hamO -it
While it last-
tf.'les. Prefer,-
t'tt-fer guar. in'
.'te: onlv $ TJ
1 "'0 shares TTnlted
I Stock, unst-imped.
" 'r?l"V sit'e certl-
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" Vr .-hare. C.,m -
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'' price, $1 t'. r.t)
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Knsr Wnv to Strengthen It nnd Get 1 1
Well. I
Wty buy nrw ,m,.i
;:iV:,v your o!.f on-'
tt Vuctno !" Work
wtu-n wo can
leek ;,!:,. n,,w
Sixth and Wil-
The New Game
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HILL'S GUN STORE
Eugene Theatre
Wednesday, April 15th
JULES MURRY.
Presents
Florence Gear
in the musical olav
depicting: the
American College Girl
Prices: $ 1 .50, $ 1 .00, 75c and 50c
Tailoring Business Changes Hands
nnd will open for business Tuesday, April 14, with a large stod;
of the latest novelties for spring nod summer near; only first
workmen w ill be employed nnd they will turn out nothing bit
highest grade. . -
new ones. All work turned out I will guarantee to be equal to I
finest turned out in the city.
T
Any work now on
hand will be taken care of.
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THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, seW-
from the Viest Vimiirls nl-itninnhlp
Our Coffees and Teas are selected -.villi great
and our cracker list is confined to ft;e best the ma
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affords.
As for flour, we carry the leading ' 'rands.
of your patroKige solicited.
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SLaple (S, Fancy Groceries, Flour Ff
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Ask to
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fishing Season
Now Open
ana you ran finn ,
anvti,in .
may !!,,., ir
a $2;. tin ti,
have rot
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I rem a
hull rod
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"PARKER DRUTHERS ta(.k1p f " , .' ' "'ing 0
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515 Willamette St
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CEO. H. SMITH, Momj(t
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Have bought the (ollorloi? establishment of 1). S. McDimp"!
I Would like In mnot Mr. MeDniiimll'a customers and W M
. V. CASE, Tailor.
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