Eugene daily guard., April 23, 1908, Image 7

THE EIGF.XF. DAil.T fil'AV.H. 1 III i:sn V. APItlt, 2:1, titoH
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Uains in Keal estate
h'ty Property
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ovation: u.htti i1(tll
Koixi ( ad; price i,
Will divide the pi.
nu. i
laud
iMiii ivi-
acre.
: men;.
ii!;d ,
ce. . S I.-..IHI '
tor $1". i , r
5 ' 1 . .. rice . .SI131I.IMI
... mt and barn " " "l
.fine If' a" . ss-j.-,.Uo
; price i
"ti on South Lincoln: No- ' am. b ...! l.uiM'n.
-wt ... JjiliOO.OO fmall fruit, houe :. ..,nh,t .. t
;--";;n20 feet, water; !"""i':K JV"1;;'..'
,s J0a East 1 NoMVJ,?! In. price . . . .a..MMi.o
. c, ; Xo. 11 320 acres, loL, plow WmI
Hou?e and lot west th St I Ku,.ene.. t)le ((
r -eUcaiicu; 1'r.ie. .""...""j Pl.,(.e s:!.-..,m.m,
-tot 8OXH0. WcYo" mi;No- 1' 25 acres 1 1-2 mil,,, n
, SIO.JIMIU, roa(1 tu (.,,)U1.f,. ul, ;h(, .t rjvir
... r,oxniO feet south Olive i bottom land, price, per
rrn and lot, price X50.CH j acre SI.,.,.on
fair barn, wa-;l" acres at Thurston House and
store butlditm: stood barn a;, ot!-.-er
out buildings; nio-iily :a f. -,,.;
r.l;e !. iiitiii.ini
. !ji 1200.00 ;Xo 19..rt am,f c. 'room hcus..
North Pearl i barn GUxCii. family orchard, some
$1:500.00 1 personal properly noes with the
place; price per aire . . . ..SoO.no
h-ilance on or before ' ". -" room ninise. mt
wars at 7 per cent interest.
WEEKLY REPORT Or
rttnror i
LUGCi'iC Itlh
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11 : Hut;. - 1', r roil ..n
-y H'f:.-!- 1'cr roll,
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.,.,.tit in os lot where house
t,j be bui.t:
icwcr; very
S el'e
lo. l-'-jC
..-uil.li-. r
per cwt.
.. .. mi
H.L'.i
lson connected
line location.
-House and lot.
'rice
l 1-2 am-:; close In; $400;
L down;
i i-' acres with house,
K.esset out. 1 and 2 years old.i
: . . .jf.iiuo.iMi -
3 lots in Gross addition. I
S:2r,.oo;
ooxno teet; one lot set in fruit;
barn larse eiiouuh for head el"
horses: coal house; , wi'l sell in
trude for -Eugene property: '
Price !j:2..(io.(l0
Onuses $3.00.
i.l, Market.
S;- i s -ivr It. , 3 l-2e
(. -.i cow s o 1 1 :i ; -l
:ood prime dress.-d vea
Minion un toot ( 1-2 :
Kat llos. dressed i: 1-2
l a; hosts im loot l -2 li
(.rai: ami Feetl.
r-emr -$ ( 4ii.
I'.i: Hay. $1 :!.
T;::.oijy ay Per 'on 5
N.-w o:i:s Per Im.. 47c.
Hr:in - 1'. r mn. $
Mi- d feed - Per Ion $110.
Shorts, per ton --.s;!2.
-New Wh at Per lu. s.".r
Kolle.i !, 1,-U y- I
CIioi,
L'r.u k
d fecil
d Corn
$it
:'.i;-4ii.
No.,
. .Stl"t.00;
-2 lots W. 6 St
6 room house, pantry con
. fmindation, sie of lot. SOx
price
,SIO.0.00
-House and lot In Coburs,
the nioncv asked for this
price $(100.00
1. !2.10 acres, S room house.
2 new barns; good (i acre apple
orchard; small house and cherry
and apple orchard aside from the
other, price iSlo.tMio.no
No. '22. a20 acres, house, ham. 7T
acres In cultivation; creek running
throu!!h the place: goad stock
ranch; price, per acre . . . .$lo.oo
No. 211. 354 acres 3 miles north in
l Lot 6C 2-3x160; North haw- . OnlmrK: all Rood wheat land;
k street. Price "".
-2 lots oh College Hill, sie . ''' ' ' ' ' ' '' '
. mi!, v.. o 0() No. 21). SO acres in Crook Co., Ore.,
I,; vne y J' I all in cultivation; good wheat land,
room house; frame barn. m.1(,0 5?l.-,oc.oo
lurnHce Park: t--(r?d K- s !"2 acres 12 miles -n.t
,,(,ll60; prlce - of Euf!ene. 40 acres , mnuvatu,.-
-House and lot and barn: balance in pasture and brush:
Eugene, price H10..0.00 Vrlce $.-,,000,011
-Lot North Pearl St., N'o. 2S. 160 acres 2 1-2 miles n. oi
1M.jO.00 c-eswell; no buildings; price pel
-Lot East Eugene, Kelsey's acre '. . $20.01.
tl add, price $223.00 : Xo 3!3 j.o aeres In city limits.
-House and lot about 4 1 house, barn, price $1 ooo.ot,
is troin Willamette St., ' No. 32. 244 acres; good S room
1 $3200 I house' and barn; 40 acres in cttltl-
.-Large House, 3 lots. East! vatlon; balance in pasture and
price $4200.00 iimuei , j iiutes suuui 01 uie i-u...
House and lot on paved
close in; price $:000.00 o. 34.-J-JUU acres "J i-: nines norm.
New house, large lot 100 j J,0"80 6 "as- B0Q or"a.r '
. . .. . . , ' Pr ce. ner acre S...J.00
rery aesiraDie location, 1
barn, price $5000.00 : No. 3d. USU acres on uie .ncienzio
Acres and 3-4 acres; also
15 acres all good bottom
land In crop; poor buildings,
p east of Eugene, 1 1-2 miles
fast of Springfield;
$2800.00
0 acres 3 miles east of Eu-
Wdge; 25 acres in cultiva-
in timber, pstininfo FtOO
if wood: all eood notatn or
fJa, ("Hidings poor
Blair street addition; $100
balance on or before 2
it 7 per cent Interest.
i-room house, full lot. East
price $3150
(room house and two lota In
addition to Eugene; well 65
p. Price : $800.0(1
River near the Hendricks Ferry;
Price, per acre $10.00
No. 36. 637 acres, 160 acres plow
land, good house and extra good
barn; plenty of timber, price per
acre 923.W
No. 37. 160 acres 8 miles west;
house, barn; prlc per acre $10.00
No. 38. 100 acres, 75 in cultiva
tion; 6 acres. In orchard, choice fruit,
9 room house; barn poor, two good
wells. Price $4000.00
PrtYlC 39- 15 acres, 8 acres in orchard.
I dill 13 barn, price $:looo.oo
No. 43. 116 acres, 180 plow land, 4
acres in orchard, 10 room house,
new barn, 35x80 feet; SO acres in
wheat, oats and hay, good fence;
Price $0,500.00
No. 44. 20 acres, 3 miles from the
city; new 7 room house; good
bam, cows, chickens, pigs, farm
ing tools; new wagon, buggy,
double harness goes with place;
nricn $:t-jOO.OO
$3500.00 , vn jr. ico acres 2 1-2 miles south
50 acres 2 1-2 nillea annth-I nf Creswell. 100 acres in CUltlva-
pf Eugene: good house and tion;.nll kinds of fruit: good 8
tie buildings. concrete room house: barns 40xa6; can put
"need in. six different In p ertric lights, school House: 1-i 1
ail kinds nf f.,lt Mid, minis' will Kell SO ac-!
fe best of soil; . price per res unimproved for .per ac. $15.00
. . .$75,001 Or all for $50 per acre.
10 acre linn,. nnJ KnHn Vrt AC T O nfrwi In HnmOV P(l
lth chicken wire; one acre 250 acres good Alfalfa land; most all
an kinds of fruit; good wheat land; good t room
$2,250.00 house: 3 miles south of Burns,
8 acres. 2 mii. cnJ County seat of Harney Co., water
re!l: 5(1 roo i ...1..... rleht. mite ...1 $500(1.00
" almost ready lor the Enquire of J. W. Buoy, owner,
"" ' room house and tugene, uregon.
HOOd VOIint. nrnUn-A. 11 Vn 17 CI gnrn. 1-1 mile 5n!lth
r-' oerries; living water, of Creswell; 59 acres In cultlva-
$4,500.00 tion; 5 acres In logan Perries; nv-
i-.s acres 4 miles north of Ing water, good S room house; new
ae house and good new' barn. Prlte I,Pr acru I-.M
11 kinds of fruit; 125 ac-INo. 48. 5 acre tracts or more, 2
y.ivation: 14 acres in' miles of city at, per acre I5.ho
"W hjn hmiaa nlimil i v- j i, . .-. t ...lla Irnnl
r and pasture; , 0:-v T,,.r acre K2(M).(io
$0,500.00 No r,n.i ,;o acres 3 mii.-s from
.UTeS without lllll'M- . f..l 1,,,,,.. nea 1 r"e l.wrtl
fine daily farm; price, l"-r
acre $H5.oo
1 4-12 77-lc'l acres, s'v in
east of r.-l't i-ta'ion. ''
sout'i of nrf!Vi:, l.ie.n .-..ir.-.v;
go.id -ro. n: iio 1
I'dlMI.AMl MAIIKI-T P.KPOltT.
Portland. Or., April 2:!. "1 call
s e im reason i'.u- i!ie helief preva
lent in some quai-i.-rs dial butler
i-ie. s have reached the low level lor
Mle -:!.-." said a Front fireel eolll-
mi--:n : omvIohii today. "The i-onill-l
' oils tin t made ill.- decline' yester-j
day necessary still exist, and they!
wiil lie felt even more keenly than
now a few weeks heme. 1 am i-nn-lid.-ul
that a furllur cut in quota
tions is not far away.
"Thot season of heavy production in
this stale is now fairly on. Put il
is not yet at its height, and the out
look is for a steady increase in re
ceipts for a month or more. At tin
lower prices made yesterday the
movement of county creamery butter
is slightly better than for some time
past, still there Is plenty of butter
in the market now lor all demands,
and produciioii is growing heavier
dally.
"In May last year country cream
ery was selling in this market at IS
to 22'ii cents a pound, the latter fig
ure being the price also of the heat
fancy creapiery. , These were the low
quotations for the year l'JOT. and
the Indications are that they will at
least be duplicated this year, for it
must be remembered that 1907 was a
year nf prosperity and high prices
generally. There was then no de
pression in the industrial world to
affect the buying ability of the pub
lic." Kggs Hold Very Steady
A very steady tone la ruling at
present in the loca.l: eg market.
While receipts are nulla liberal, the
dviuanit is fully nhlu to take car-e.
or all arrivals, and the market Is
holding well nt 17 l-2c nlong the
street., Outside demand Is showing
a constant Increase.
Butter Is moving quite well at
the reduction of 2 l-2c In the best
brands yesterday. Supplies are more
liberal and the trade is again Inclined
to the opinion that prices will drop
another 2V4c early In the toming
week.
Chicken market Is Inclined to dull
ness, with a downward tendency to
prices. No changes today.
Cheese market is easier with
heavier supply. Price luchanged for
the day.
Itrief Xoles of tlie Trade.
Mexican tomatoes show a good de
mand at $2. because of good quality.
Halibut is down Mc a pound to
day with better arrivals. Prospects
for further cut.
W. P. Kiillor & Co. report a de
cline If 3 cents a gallon on turpen
tine. Local asparagus is more plentiful.
California somewhat neglected on
this account.
Very poor quality Is shown In late
arrivals of rhubarb from Walla Wal
la. Two cars of oranges were unloaded
on the street this morning.
Local hothouse cucumbers are In
slightly larger supply. Selling at
Jl.uO'U $2 a dozen
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A Buggy especially safe for women and children. Will tl m clear around
in 16-f00L space. Do you realize what this means. If your horse gets
scared at the street car you can turn in 16 feet without tipping. Accidents
reduced to a minimum when
jU 4t4tW IZMisS A A. '
comes into general use which wi'l be ir. a shorttimc.
We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes.
W e are Leaders sn New Departures
ardware
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SOLE AGENTS
Co.
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medium $4.25514.75; common $3.50
(n4.(i0; best cows. $3.75(?(4.0";
common, $3.25 (jj 3.75; calves $4(j.I
4.50.
Sheep--Best wethers, $6.00 (it 6.25,
ewes, $5.0(1 'ii 5.50; Spring lambs, $7.
I'oi'iliiiul Quotations.
Creamery butter -24 25c.
Kggs If. l-2e.
Chickons I.Vt 15c.
Whe-at Vnlloy. t Dc: Club S4y
S5c.
Barlev Pur ton $24 fi $27,
Oau-r-l'Hr ton $2(! $27.
Hv- Timothy, $17; cheat, $15.
Uiain hay $151i $16.
Mohair Choice, 20fi21c.
Wool Valley, 12c(fi 15c.
Hops Prime, 4 (fr 5c.
Potatoes 45c per cwt.
Onions $4(25 if $4.75 per cwt.
Cascara ichlttlni bark) 3c 3
l-2c per popnd.
ADVKItTISKI) l.KTTIlltS ,
Letters uncalled for at the Eugene
postoffice April 22, 1908
Blenls, E. M. (3)
Booker, Howard.
Cllmens, Frank.
Ilavles, Rvan.
Krltch, Oliver.
Holloway, Dayton.
Mnrtln, Mrs: A. W.
McCollard, Mrs. Jennie.
Mcl.ane W. 1).
Miller, .Mrs. Hachel.
Itlckens, W. L.
Snider, Miss Lulu.
Taylor, Miss lteathn.
Wagner, II. F.
'ise, Orev.
Wright, Alfred.
J. L. PACK, P. M.
XOTK'K TO SITH UIKII IU ItS OF
JXKWF.LI.VX TKMil'HO.XK CO.
The stockholders of said company
voted nt the annual meeting to call a
special meeting May 9, 1908, at 1
! o'clock n. in., at Central Rchoolhnuite
Strawberry supply from Florida Isj School District No. 44, Lane county,
more lllieral and better quality Is
shown today. Price at $2.
Hops are still very slow, with on
ly un occasional trade around 2 V4
5 c.
Dressed meats are active for the
small arrivals. Former prices the
la lira!,,.
I liaiu
r; r n.
3d ,,.-.'.'
Oregon, for the purpose of increasing
the capita! stock of said company.
All stockholders are requested to
be present.
J. II. PERKINS, Pres.
A ANDERSON Sec. m8
iand
1-:
'ar:v
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in on.
t mr...
:re ar.d
for, r.er
$27.50
1-2 miles nonh !
.'ii wheat land.!
"aeY uilthuild-1
're. . ..$:t5.oo:
;s 6 mii,.3 fnmi
Plough land; I
r;;ni h ,ur!OSes, '
"alf; price, peri
guo.oo'
" rth of Colier..
land: prite
2 ci.-tle nam-; mt.,:o.
wiiod lion -e-. v..u in !
er outUni'1iti--s; wa'
the house: 2 bay s!i".
rai .-: .,11 k.n.ls of fpi
in i u!'ivaf ioa. more
nil fer.c d. l'r;' e
d
s wr
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a le-:
n an-l
i o-li-
d to
i f--d
S22.KO No.
and
':"' 1 mile fr.u city
. s in cherriea. n,,.
V v..':'.1 ,-4 're, in all
fea'ut' s""d 7 room
-. :n?o prlvntw wa-
4.' to house;
rs; the or-
a 1 f
. .$i)oon.oo
south for
torn: lo'a'!
from el'y till
rock road, priie
No. f.3. 132 'T ies.
i;,lgea--; M AC ".'
House and barn,
school: 1 mi''
running water th
This place is .-n ;
trie railway '.ir.e
farm. I'ri-e. t"-2
soooo
ea-t of
tioll i
I'lu-llainl Livct.M-k larkel.
Tile s! i, mark.-t continues weak,
with the dai.y ree.-ijes larger than
1lie r. qnir.-uienis nf the trade, but il
is evpectcd that arrivals will faill
off .. -lie- i si- nt in Ho- n. ar future. (
M . a u t im . pri'e are maintained. :
In the cnttle and hog market the
' .a.-' l-s i- ol.g. as It ha" !e"H for
w.--ks pa-:, and th.-r- is iio'luiig in
. -.it : i jiolira'e a weak.-aing so'-n.
I.r. .---o. k coiiiuii.-.-ion tti'-n say good
eii;:-,' aie scar.,- in the stai--. and a-
L- 1 pi opor' ion of t ho.-e now . o in Ing j
;a are from California and slates!
o;i-- of tie- mountains. J
alv.-s or lanit.s are coming to -
e, ky,ird I'ra. tii-allv all the
in tie-.- lines now liroiight in
; ,,, Klon' sT'-i'. Later, wh'-n
:e. ; .j'lir loue-s. more of the
k w,;: he -!,:.;..-1 In alive.
, tie; Front Sin- t mark- t vi al
r.por'.d . a-er. i'h the denomd
fl for fat me'lium size's. The j
WILLIAM.-' KIIINr.l VUJjt
Have you neglected your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
sybtem and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you
pains In the loins, side, back, groins
der the eyes? Too frequent a desire
lo pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid
ney Pills will cure you
Drug Co., price 50 rents
Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland. Ohio,
HATES
EAST
Will be made this season by the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
From Eugene, Ore, as fol
lows;
To Both Wayt One Way
through via
Portland California
Chicaoi, 76.25 t87.5n
St. Louis 71.2S H2..So
St. Paul 6.175 81.75
Omaha 6.5.75 75.o0
Kansas City d.L75 75.ou
COLONIST RATES from all parts of ttic
United States and Canada to all parts of Ore
gon and the Northwest will be pUt in effect by
The Oregon Railroad (8b Navigation Co.
: and :
Southern Pacific Company
(Lines in Oregon.)
Daily During March and April. 1908
1'ltO.M TIIIO I'ltlNCIPAL CITIKH OK THK MI1I)I,K WKST
THIS KATKH WILL I Hi AS l'OLI.OW H:
Tickets will be on sale
May 4, 18
June 5, 6,'1'J, 2n
July 6, 7, 22, 2 i
August 0, 7, 21, ,52
Good for return in 90 day with stop
over privileges p easure within limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For iny father Information call on
A. J. CILLKTK
Local Ajjrnt
of write lo
Win. Mi Muttay, (jcnctal pas
seiiocr ai'iit, Portland, Ote.
From
CHICAflO
ST. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY
Vrotn
. .:lH.flO COUNCIL IlLUKKS. .
, , KCI.-V.OO OMAHA
, . .lf.:l(U0. ST. PAUL
:I0.00
9:10.00
. iO.OO
I Corresiiondlng rates from all oilier kiiHterii points, Stopovers
; at iileasuro ul all points In Oregon.
The CoIoiiIhI Kale is ll,e gimlet of nil homebiill.lei's. Oregon lias unlimited
resource, ami needs 0,1,1 e , i,,e (, ,,.H,.0 1(1111,.M ,, ,ur(.r upwUllllUlMI.
Oregm people cf.u accompllsli splendid results by heralding this option
tunity to all the world. Send Oregon llieralure giving good rullalile Infor
mation aoout the statu, far and wldo. Call on the above railroads for it if
necessary.
Fare Can Be Prepaid
Hero at homo If desired. Any agent Is authorl7.el to accept the required de
posit and telegraph ticket to auy point. Call on.
A. J. GILLKTTK,
Local Agent or address,
WM. McMURAY,
General Psitenger Portland,,
. Or.
I'.
INroit.M.iTION liritLAC
412 Wlliainettn street. Timber an
farm lands In large and small tracts.
City properties. IxitB In Siadden and
Itlalr additions to Kugene. We have
the goods and the prices are rlp'it.
It will pay you to Investigate- our
propositions before you bny else
where. O
OltKOON LAND CO.
fa!i: Scott's 5sr:ia!-pEpsm Capsub
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542 WUlamette St.
,n A. Maurer Jewelry Store
,-- 0,1 rio-r, re;
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!.i:n!u 11 a le
air Latnl'-i w
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a K-.t -d tunny.
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w a t , .-.'ik- !
, otii" ex'ent. '
,-.r'. d iim'ton
liitht d'-u.ai
ttie mark't
ete l-lot..
I tie--., j.ric
r iotlK In the live
o k
to -lav are
H.iJ- M---t " ''
T. 'U-'l .'": feeders 2a
Cattle Ilet teri, $4.
nu'dinm.
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'56 5.00; I
q FOH HALK ItV OU'.NKIt ,
Good bullillns; tot on Ka-t Twelfth
street, near car line. .iif, feet. Al
tivL elKht-room cofat'e and to lots
lAlJNorth Mill Btreet. Inuulre of.
J..J. WALTdN.
Law Office, 513 Wliiameitn St
.20
W(Kli:
wood:
Maple, body and second growth fir.
and ties.
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
PhOD. Blsvck 1141.
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"THE PARK GROCERY
Successor to Nicklin and Neal
Quality and Price Guaranteed.
ax. ivai iili, 1
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Phei e Main 63
P.irk and f.ik, tli and Ojk
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J. M.
Morris
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I'roiM-rty I.Nleil find Hold
(ijvner'M prlie : : : :
Itoom 4, MeClunn block. Corner Sib
.lid Wlllann'tte Sts.
Phone. Office, Illack 6271; Hcil
drnce, Buck 4 402.
Fokhip, - . i-
1 he Largest Stock of Fine
Imported and Domestic Suitings
ever shewn in t lie city can lie seen ul T. V. CASK'S,
Tlie Tailor. Yon ean get fitted out witli hih
,;r:i(le work at lioine for moderate prices. Call
and .see, the latest styles for Men's wear at
1. V. CASE, Tailor.
Suiessor to I). S. McUounal.
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