Eugene daily guard., June 15, 1908, Image 7

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KWof cures of blood and skin diseases of
F- anient of sucli troubles has I-..,. , . ..
P-t extensively used blood medicine ',. "". "
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"nteracts and drives out the poisons, humors' '.,.,
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TWO YEARS HENCE
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has no cjual
the
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the healthful properties and acts sp'cn,' CinV S- S M:'" i
grating the system. It pes down to the v";'v ',( TlT' f.?P ar"' !
jL and in this way reaches inherited - Mu of ad bWl '
E medicines have no effect. Not only j, S s alie or,iinarv I
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AGXIWr St.
t i ja in-,;.,.,
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r idurl harks of known i
r'.i,. slightest trace of mineral i,, i' 'a":e
ESoiesystem. and may be used by chili f '"...0..,aaKe "le ;ica,c '
It does m
Vi'o.Vh0 '"r small conn
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.rtiintr vanr trnnU 0A . ami lhv Will send v.vi r,',,r POiiiilK's not i ' .v. . .... e
kxr mut - uu wiii i'ivm i, . . . i .
El 1 i that is required. -'urSe any speeiil
n awui SPEOTJC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
si'tim
Lake.
USES
Automobile Livery
...
Automobiles for Mire
Day or Night
Day Phone Black J 51 J Night Phone Black 1 751
EUGENE AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO J
Curry. Klamath.
vo Vrt iU -""'"eur. wet counties,
Cu 'rv . ' T S,",a11 ""'J"r"es. and
nr , a,lv llry. v,"ed l continue
f .he four t de.-l.le , contlm ? the
hn. and that by a , maorl,v
The v,.. In these coumles will roi,.
ah! tn.r,...K. the aggregate of the
j..iii iur iron r inn ... nt....
in. Or . June 1.1 S!.il
: ii.n e ihtis rar no
'ii the Hast tor priees on :
i' and they urn nuikinc n.i
"her are the tucker tr
n.ake contracts with the i
H 'th II s tliie & f .i. and T.
to. take the view that It i
than useless to quote prle,
there :s no A nniud.
"Kasteru luivers are not In:
and If we should quote prices
".'ma nave dttticultv n ralsitic
. wnue tne johliera wim:, ev
ils to lower them," said II s
HU H X tii'KI) OX ! u.''lay- "Tlle crop In the NYrth-
is. Miori. unionnt Ml ... .1
otiethlrd. or at the outside one. hall
of last year's crop. The allp.it i Is
therefore, favorable so far a pr,es
are concerned. Of coure. so !onK s
v are not selllnn we cannot b iv and
there Is no contracting with cowers
yet."
At this time last year over half the
prune crop of the Northwest had been
"m on contracts made lie the grow
ers with packers. Growers this year
...t. ...mem lo wait, for their crops
the small, anyway, and thev do not
fear decllnintt values after the mar
ket opens. The only condition that
appears unfavorable to prune prices
is the larce crop of other fruits In
California that are dried and sold i,.
competition with prunes.
in 1 1
'I l the
Id .'.
ord.li.
niMlott e.
woied lo
bids will !.
REAL ESTATE, FARMS
- AND CITY PROPERTY
S:V PROPERTY!
, ., ""'i . tne L'l';h da. ..( Jun
'-. o improve the followlns
a sir.cts. In the city
c-ne. by the construction of
.urluiu alone both m,1cs
streets, and by pavlns sa:d
1 1 !1
.les-
Of l'll
cel'.lcnt of .-aid
streets
R. F.. VELTUM, Manager
36
Illl ,
Eugene Poultry Store.
C. B LAMPHSHIR.E
We have the only store in Kunene that ilenU ,i,ii. i
r and poultry products. . ' 1
We buy and sell all classes of oultry from the l.ahy chicks up.
iH handle at all Umes market Knlti-- and laiultrr f1)r bret'dimi
rposes.
Bjou have such iwultry to sell or of you want to buy, cull and
1102 East Ninth Street, corner of Pearl
soil ' "."'ill 1.
Wilb u-, ..... .. .. "-'"Wl
I ...... ...,.,, ,,a Aiaineur yet to
" l"e ij wet counties that
I were annexed to the dry territory In
the recent election gaV(. a majority of
. ... i iMuiuiuuon. tne vote being
I i......io.n,.n. n,t,3i; nsalnst, 11..
,"!. These eleven counties were:
Crook Honda,, Gilliam, Grant. Jack-
jnse in ne. .Morrow P.oi. i-
tilla, l"nion and Wheeler.
Lincoln Vot.-s lUlck Saloon
Including Lincoln, the oniv Hrv
m vote tne saloons back In
business by a margin of three votes
eight of the nine counties that voted
j wet gave a majority of 1711 against
prohibition, the total vote being- Kor
.prohibition. 12.207: against. U.91S
'Of this list of counties Lake is the
u.j one irom which the vote has not
been reported. Lake gave a small
majority in favor of the saloons. The
eight counties referred to were
Clackamas, rnlttmhia, Coos. Harney.
Lincoln, Marlon, Wasco and Washing-ion.
NOTIC E OK BALK OP WATKK
llONDS
Six of the ?eyen dry counties that
voted to continue prohibition gave the
ioiu water treatment a majority of
-i.. ine antl-snloon program was
approved by 11227 voters, while 742
expressed a desire to restore the
dramshops. This majority will be
further inrreased by the vote In Curry
county, which is reported to have giv
en the temperance forces a good mar
gin. The six counties Included in thel
total vote were: Lane, Linn Sher
man, Tillamook, Wallowa and Yam
hill. il'lnn for State Campaign
Encouraged by their success In car
rying 2U of the 21) counties of the
state in which county prohibition
elections were held, besides numer
ous precincts In the nine counties that
voted wet, the prohibit Ion forces ex
pect two years hence to call an elec
jtlon on state prohibition. Already
plans are being formulated for car-
i.iiik ui. an aggressive campaign.
The vote on county prohibition In
, the recent elertlon by groups of conn-
ties was as tollows:
XX'et Counties Voting Dry
from Kifth street to
from Olive street to
from Olive slreet to
from Olive street to
Willamette
amette
street
Kor Against
Crook 1.140 556
Douglas 2, UO 1.729
Gilliam 4K1 42
Grant 95 B73
Jackson 2.1 .IS l.ss
Josephine 1.1H2 799
Klamath
Malh'-ur
Morrow "09
I'olk 1.4.11
rnialllla 2.:U4
I'llion 1 .S9.1
Wheeler 41C
Totals 14. Sill 11.0SS
Majority for prohibition, 3143
llry Counti. Voting Dry
Against
2.404
1.943
3
470
32 4
1,224
To'a!s 9.277
Majority for prohibition. 24S.1
Wot Comities Vollng Wet
1 " " - - I I I
1 1 PQi?s
IK " TJgJYi rafMW a I i For
I Y T Xi BBk Sherman 473
t B B Kif ETH Tillamook f.3i!
V S - CX mA. Wallowa 4fi
Nii 1 0 TS 8 .Yamhill 2.9
S If14!. ("S Clackamas 2.437
J IfBl'Wn Coliimbla 920
H RWtlr wmm ' Coos 1,732
X Ci Jc!yf "arney 37S
f p n iJPll'i jtP I.'in.oln 119
L. ", tlmlJCl C& Marion 2.91.1
5 SI :.27uT
2 MrUmI I W Ma.'o.ity agains-. 1711
OP W B S0A I lt.,api."la.i.."
o2T feSf Fv ''inc,
,0o 'A I pi ---.;iJ,,7
N 'i pZL s 0- n v a nt-ar Here, ..3
r $ r1 y -j
K2.UD PL?- B-c
6,742
Against
2,606
L0 2
1.X06
522
5 22
3. .124
1,7 '16
2,090
13.91S
Notice Is herohy giron tiat In pur
snance of and in conformity to ordl.
nance number 734. passed bv the
common council on the 6th dav of
May. 190S. and approved hv th n,v.
or on the 5th day of May. 190S, the
common council of the city of Eu-
seiiB win receive Bealed proposals
at the office of the city recorder In
Eugene, Oregon, for the purchase of
three hundred thousand dollars In
water bonds of said city, or anv part
thereof, up to the hour of 7:30 pm
Tuesday, July 7, 1908. and that said
proposals will be opened and roni.i.
ered by the council at said time.
mat the city of Enifenn nrniuiim
to sell the said three hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds to the
highest bidder therefor in denomi
nations of from one hundred to one
uiousanu noiiars, as the purchaser
may desire; that Bald bonds are to
bear Interest at the rate bid. not in
exceed 6 per cent ner an num nlH
Interest payable seml-annimitr n
the first day of July and January of
e...u jenr irom tneir date until paid;
mat saiu three hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds will be
come due and payable by the cltv of
Eugene as follows: On the first day
of January, 194S, principal and In
terest payable at a place to be agreed
upon by purchaser and city.
That said bonds shall not be sold
for less than their par value: thm in
addition to the tfenoral obligation of
the said city, the said hnmii .u.
sold shall be a first and exclusive
Hen on all lands, rights-of-way, ense
ments, water rights, pipe lines, struc
tures and npnllancus of everv kind
composing the water Bystcm to ho bo
cured with the money derived from
the sale of said bonds; that the com
mon council reserve tha rleht nf r
jeeuiig any ana all bids.
lhat the Bald bonds will be Issued
and disposed of under and pursuant
to tne terms or the act, "To re-Incorporate
the city of Eugene, and to re
peal an acts and parts of acts in con-
met nerewith," filed In the office
ot tne secretary of state February 18.
ana ine amendments tnoreto
... Milium-, asptlait or other h .r-l
sur.ace pavement lu accordance with
;tlie plans and specifications therefor
.prepared by the city engineer III con
formity to said ordinance No 747
lo-wit:
Olive street.
Tenth street.
Elfth street.
Oak street.
Sixth street.
Oak street.
Tenth street
Willamette street.
lenth street from
street to Oak street.
f.ietenth street, from Willamette
io viive street.
Oak street, from Seventh
to Ninth street.
All In the city of Eugene
The common council requires that
separate bids be submitted for each
or the above designated streets, and
does hereby notify nil bidder, th.i
separato contracts for the Improve
ment of each of said tr..... win i...
I required.
Bidders will state tirl. I.. .l...n
In accordance with specifications
prepared by the city of Eugene, and
now on file In the office of the cltv
recorder. All work to be done under
the supervision of the street commit
tee to their satisfaction, add to be
approved by them. All contractors
will bo required to furnish an ap
proved bond In a sum to bo agreed
upon for the faithful performance of
his or their contract. And all bid
ders shall Include with each bid a
certified check In a sum eniial i., r.
per cent of the amount bid payable
to J. L. Matlock. Mavor.
The street committee reserves the
. .mo io reject nny nnd all bids.
- Hy order of the common council
11. K. DOItHIS,
n . . . . Recorder.
190S r-OKono, Oregon, Juno 9
M. House and lo
from Will, line;.,, jt:.
No. I j - 1 room hotis...
66 J-eWOll; ie. go.
I'll.,-
ILlUs
blocks I
.St.NAOj
barn,
I .10 ;
In ,.:
Will i
re.
ill
.0
t.i
l.l
can put
.. -.-lo.no
per ac-
No 1
I'll.
No. I
a nd
s-j.ooo
Vour room h hi..
planted 111 g.u.l
Price
House and lot
. SI ,:too.
'. new: I it
en and or
SIKMI Illl
Ill I'obniK;
SUIMI.IMI
house, close In;
!d storage room:
S:t.Mio.no
chard
No. 23..
Trice
No. 39. - Modern
bath, toilets, i
good barn, pric
,.,, ri)l,ln ni,,dern house
H.t i.hixibo; good barn, W
5,1 price mum no
i 4 6
H iw r
room
ncht,
J W
Price
No 47-1.11
livatlon; rlv
..-ii acres . ml vs ror-li of
Harney i, . ,,. fc fi
bouse arid burn: water
good alfaita land: enquire
Eugene. Or, gon;
""OlUH
acres .19 acres In cut.
bottom land: 5 ac-
Ituov,
res lu logan berries; llvlong water
new S room house and new bum '
cheap at, per acre I.Vim
N. 4S .1 acre tracts or nioro 2 miles
from the city, price
st 9th .. l" r acre f4I.V.n
.o. in. -in acre tracts 3 mil... fmn.
'- room house and two lots .. V; , i r dtioo.oo
in i.ross add to Eugene, '" '" acres very good bulld-
Ssoo.mil "IK"- "" road: price
room house. West Mh Si .. '".r ffl.t.OO
wi.-ii. ,( acres s ni ...
2-3x210 feet
No. 55.
No.
prl
N'o. 4 9 -lot
6
v 1 V" ; :,riM.(Mi
.mi. hi. 7 room house and lot 4,1x
160 feet and barn on l... ,....
Street, price S'Mwmi.imi
room holism nn.l l.. ln
West 7th Stre-t, price . . --lo imi
a". S room lionso ,if..i I.,, H.
three lots, plenty of small fruit;'
v J'.' S.tooo.no
.No hi Small house l.M.I h..n
iwo lots on car line;
. . . i ...... ....
No. 62,--6 room hmun nn.i i!.. .:,..
10 also 7 room house, lot 70x120
r.asi .Mil street; plenty of frull;
da acres of land II miles west, 100
inn cnerry trees,
1 7.10.(10
drills well.
I'rlco
NOTIfK
1905,
passed and enacted by the people of
the city ot Eugene on the 18th day
ui April, isuq.
A certified chock of five per cent
of the amount of each bid, payable to
J. D. Matlock, Mayor, Is required to
accompany ench bid.
This notice Is published for 60
days In the Morning Heglster and Eu
gene Daily Guard, newspapers of gen
eral circulation, published at Eugene.
uregon.
Date of first publication, May Gth
1908.
Hy order of the 'ommon council.
Jy6 U. F. DODItlS. Itccordr.
NOriCK
It appearing fiom Ihe abstract of
votes east at the regular June. 1908
election as made by the canvassing
board of Lane county, Oregon, con
sisting of E. II. Lee. county rlerk, K.
3. Ilryson, Justice of the Peace In
and for Eugene Justice District, Lane
County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark. Jus
tice of the Peace In and for Creswell
Precinct. Lane County. Oregon, that
at the said election the total number
of votes east In the precinct of
ftpnngrieid, in Lane county, Oregon,
on the question, "Kor and Against
tork running at largo." Is and was
16 voles, and the said number of
votes cast In the said Willamette
precinct "Against stock running at
large" Is and was 96 voles. It ap
pearing from said abstract that the
result of said vote Is and was 6
votes against stock running at large
more than for stock running at large.
and that the majority against stock i
running at large in said Willamette i amount of tlw
precinct Is and was 6 votes. I flb-d with the
Therefor.', in compliance with
Section 42 4.1 of the General
It appearing from .Iho abstract of
vines cast at tne regular June, 1908
election ns made by the canvassing
".'"mi ano county, Oregon, eon.
slating of E, 1'. Lee, county clerk, H
o. iiryson. JuBtlce of tlle Peace In
nnd for Eugene Justice District Lane
County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, J na
nce ot the I'enee In nnd for Creswell
Precinct. Lane ('mini v. Oregon, that
nt the said election the total number
..i vines cast in the precinct of
Zuniwnlt.. in Lane cnnnlv. Oregon,
on the question, "Cr and Against
stock running nt large," Is and was
92 votes, and tlle said number of
vines cast in the snld Zuniwnlt
prerinct "Against stock running at
large" Is and was 84 votes. It ap
pearing from said abstract that the
result of said vote Is and was 76
votes against stock running' at large
more than for stock running at large,
and that the majority against stock
running at largo In said Ziimwalt
precinct Is nnd was 76 voles.
Therefore. In comiilin n en will.
Section 4245 of tho General Laws of
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
tne suite or Oregon In tho year 1907,
notice Is hereby given that after 60
nays trom the date of this notice II
win lie unlawful for stock to run nt
mis.: in sain y.uinwn t nrn-
cinct, i.nne county, Oregon, un
der penalty of flu f(ir the first of
lence nun .-ii ror eacn and everv
suliseqilent orrence, lo be recovered
from tlie owner of the slock In civil
nrtlou In the inline of the State of
uregon iicrnrn a Justice of the near
of the precinct in which such owner
or keeper, or either of them niav re
side, and such penally shall bo for
tne nenetit or. and whn collected
paid Into, tho common school fund of
the connly In which such action Is
brought within sixty days after such
animal Is proved to be at large.
Dated this 9th day of June. 1 908.
(Seal) E. V. LEE.
Price
.No. 6J. Lnrire hous.. n.,.t I,.,-
tth i street, close In. price . t:looo.oo
nouse nnd rot, 66 2-3x
160, south Willamette SI
price . ..s ....
No, 65. House and let il-1 .10" i.-'.....
3rd Rlr....i
v . ? v. ei.-on.oo
.... .m w ii room house close In
very good, modern, price. :IL'no.im
No. 69. 7 room house, corner 5th
and Lawrencu Street,
., l'rJ'-e : anmi.no
' s room house and 2 lota In
Springfield will trade Mr small
tract of land or netl r.ii. awT.i ....
No. 72. 10 room house 14 block
on Jefferson Street, barn and .en-1
ty of fruit, price VtMlMMm j
No ,6.-7 room house, modern
house, new lot, 66 4-5x270 feet
full basenieiil with furnace; East
Mill Street;
. I'rlce Wi7n
No. 76. House and lot, 14th slreet'l
w est ; price i or.,. ,,' i
.i... ii. u room House and bo
Price uii ....
No. 7S. New modern Iw'.ns. r, . 1 1
basement, 4 lots, two in bearing
orchard: nrlen ... ui ,... ....
Small tracts from 1 acre' In 25 near
cl ty with prices to suit the parties
Also town lota In most parts of tho
o nlso havo aomo choice lots
. ...no in at a bargain.
Also iiiiiin business properties
Saw mill and timber 3 miles from
railroad.
M.il.f h
of Brownsville, 6 miles east of Ito-
innci station: good S room house.
- barns, 1 goat house, one hog
house; 2 hay sheds: water pipe to
house from spring: all kinds of
fruit; 40 acres In cultivation; more
can be farmed If one wants to Llr.
. Ing water on the place; verv fine
stock ranch, price . . .-. .,0(MKO
N. 52 60 acres 2 1-2 miles from
Eugene: good house nnd barn
crushed Btono road all the war
fine fruit farm: price . ,$7,rMM.iiD
No 64 4 12 acres, 200 acres farm
ing lailil. lialanco Rood
price, per acre
No, 05.-
FARMS
County Clerk, Lane C'oun.y.
NOTICE TO COXTIl.UTriilH.
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
'lie slate of Oregon lu the year 1 907,
notice Is hereby given tha' utter 60
Notice la hereby given thai the
(ounty Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, will receive scaled bids for the
rurnlshlng of all material and con
striictlng a bridge across the Ed
wards Slough on County road No. 12
In Sec. 15, Tp. 16 .. K. 4 XV , said
bridge to be an 80 foot span of Howe
Truss pattern, to be built according
to tne plans and specifications now
on file in the office of tho County
Clerk of Lane County, Oregon. All
bids to be accompanied by a certi
fied check of 5 per cent of Un
hid, said bid lo he
lerk of l.aiiu County
on or before 2 o'clock In the after-
l.aws of j noon of July 6, 190H.
6..I2 d;,s from the date of this tn.rlce It
w ill be unlawful for s'o. k to run at
1.7 4 . laive In said Willamette pre-
coun'y. ur.-iM.ti. un
der penalty of S 1 0 for Hie Crst of
VXIiLAl' II XS ril'IMD I f.-nce and -'O for each and every
KMI'l oXMI.N T OI I'ICE j -.it,., quent offence, to be re. overed
(from rh" owner 'if the sr.ek in civil
The court reserves the right to
r.-Je.-t any and all bids.
E. I'. LEE. County Clerk
xicru k to ( iim itriiiH.
c gur s'ore,
sT'-et TlCSM Wish-
. ft'-I 1 1 -' 1 . or rail
Willani-t'.e street.
Jl
No'lee : hereby glen that the
County Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, WIM receive sealed bids for the
furnishing of all material and ron
sir.i'ting a bridge hi rows the Kd
watd.1 Slough on County toad N'o. 12
III See. 1 .1, to 1 6. r. 4 w . said
or either or them, may re- j bridge lo be a Mi -foot span, of Howe
such penalty shall be fori Truss pattern, to be built a'cordlini
a.t'on in the name of the S'ate of
Hr. g'.n b-f.,re a Jui.tbe of ihe peace
,f the prerinct in whl.h s'i'h owner
or k
side, and
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
'he leiieflt of. and wh.-n ."llected.to the plans and spe. Iflca'lona now
paid Into, the common w h fund of on file In the offl.e of the countv
I 'ne comtv in which sit. h anion Is. clerk of Lane county. Oregon All
.brought within slur day" af-.r such bids to be a.-, om natiied l.v renin...!
ariirtu.1 is .roved to he at iarKc
T this 9th day of .Inn.- 1908.
..-.ail E. IV LEE.
County Clerk. Lsq County.
w7 . - OASTOniA,
j .-he k of .1 per frit of the amount or
the bid, sa'd bid to I. filed with the
j clerk of Lane coun'v on Q r before
i 2 o'ebe k In the al'erlioon of July
l . 1 90s.
The court re-erven Ihe right to re
ject any nd all bids.
Ity ord'-r of -Q court
E C, LEE
No. 1. 4fl ncrca farm I n ml A n.M,..
northeast with crop.
' -Jtl(KI.IMI
.No. 3 154 acres fine farm, good
house and barn; price,
., "or '"'re KHII.Oll
No. 6. 228 acres; house and good
now barn; all kinds of fruit: 125
acres In cultivation; 14 acres lu
hops; price DKl.tlMUMl
N. " 241 acres, house and ham:
crop goes with place If nol i before
July 1., Price DUO. lino. no
1-2 down, balance on time to suit
pill-chaser.
No. 16, 30 acres 4 miles . E. of
Eugene; price ta.-i-joo no
No. 17. 35 acres 2 miles earn of I.:...
gene; nrlco Der acre... ai-vlmi
No. 18, 10 acres nt Thurston
dwelling nnd store building com
bined; good barn and store house
most all In orrtmrd: nrlrelttcnu nu
no. i. acres. 8 room hiunn
2 new barna, 8 acres appl or
chard: small house and apples
and chcrrlea aside from tho iuher
place: a new wire enco around
the place: nrlen . . sin mmiui
No. 23.-3 miles north of Colmrg;
3u4 acres all goodlund; good house
and bnrn: nrlee imp i.. ami....
No. 26. 80 acres of wh....i l...i'i
Crook County, 3 miles from Mad-
raj price l,fWMUM
No. 29. 107 acres most nil timber
will cut 7 or 8 thousand cords of'
w.hhi, i ii r ce miles from Eugene-
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no. jii. 196 acres 2 mll.-s north
west of Creswell; not Improved'
Price, per acre f.'n.oo
.No 32.-244 acres 3 miles south of!
Eugene, good H room bouse and'
barn, 40 acres In cultivation; bal-l
ance In pasture and timber; water
piped to house from spring: i
Price a-uiim tut
No. ',5,- 698 acre. .... il... i,.u
Itlvi.r; pasture and timber; !
Price, tier Hcre am m.
.o. Jl. inn Bcres house and barn:i
fair place; price, p.r acre H.in.dn
.... .... -I., acren. a In orchard. 3
miles from town; good barn-
I Prbe in,,,',
No. 40. - 80 a.-r.-s 3 miles s.'iutli of
Eugene; no Improvements; will
sell for III per acre or trade for
Eugene properly
No, 42 -.12 acres all bottom land;
except 2 seres where house and
barn siands feme terv rood 12
acre, tinib r, price'. . a lono.no
No, 43 116 acres. 100 acres In
grain; 4 acres lu orchard: 10
room homo new barn 31xho feet,
good fence, good road, price
4I,.V)0,0(I
No 4.. 160 acres 2 12 miles south1
..i . rcAwoii, a room house
pastu re;
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160 lll'res It llnllnm I .... .1 .
5 miles south: nrb- m u..r t in'.
Will sell In tracts from 30 to 60
acres.
No 56. 17 acres small house and
barn; f(ne garden: soil, 10 nrrea
In cultivation: 2 1-2 miles N 10
of Irving; price SIMnn.oo
.No 6 1. 40 acres 4 miles north of
Eugene; good road all the way
good land all In cultivation: bouse
and ha nr. price aiono.tm
No . 58. ---124 acres 10 miles west of
Eugene on good stage road: nil Im-
prlved land; price :l-'0(l.uo
or will sell 2S4 acres for, per ac
re, $18,00.
No. 59. 255 acres. 70 In cultiva
tion; balance in pasture and tim
ber; creek running through plnce
can Irrigate If one wants to; 9
room house, two barns; plenty of
fruit; price (i:7r.(Mt.
Mi 60. 45 nerea 3 miles west of
city: per acre Mti.00
160 acres 6 miles east of Eugeno;
4 0 acres in .hops, houso, barn, good
frlltt lntld: llricn aii.w...
.No. til. 16 1-4 aero,, )n nrcmrj
and In flno bearing condlllon 8
room houso, good lawn and water
piped to house, price, . . iomm.oo
No. 62. 5 aero applo orchard: 6
room new houso Bnd bnrn and out
blilldltlgs; good well 213 feet deep
'"'J ".'lOOO.od
No 63. 50 acres 3 miles S. W. of
EOgeno, suitable for wood:
v llr'rf IBn.(M
No 64. 80 acres good K. . iand,
50 acres In winter apples, trees
ten yeara old, Ihe estimated crop
for this year la 6000 boxes; good
new 6 room house nnd apple
house 100x100; prjro 1150 per ae
ro or will sell 40 acres for $125
per acre without blnldlngs.
No. 85. 7 acres Just outside of
city llmlts of Cottago drove; all In
orchard; prlco per acre. . .ataMMKH
Also 13 -acroi adjoining all plow
land, for ,..,...
No. 66. 80 acres. 7 room h,.'.
good barn. 48x56; 2 0f orl
chard, all good land;
Prlco a,wwi ,.
28.1 acres, 120 In cultivation house
and two barns, not very good;
balance In pasture, plenty f wood
for the place; running water Iho
year round; price per acre :io.tm
No. 67. 233 acres, 175 plowed,
more can he; 6 room house, good
barn. 30x60; shed all around;
Horses, emtio, hogs, tools, crop,
everything pertaining to the Turin
goes wlih It. win sell a part or
trade for city property;
rice, per acre (I.10.0O
NV68 -200 acres, 7-royiu house.biirn
6060; outbuildings fenced and
cross fenced: 3 springs and 2 well
130 plow land; 50 more can be.
Orchard, berries, wallnuts; carf
innkii ttrtns to suit the purchaser
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No. 69 290 acres. 6 room house,
plastered, two psntrys. 2 barns. .
100 acres In wheat; ran plow 60
acres more, 3 good springs all
renced; crop on 4 0 acres rented
goes If sold 1-3 down; balance on
J on. at per cent, 9 miles from
r.intene; price, per aero. . . . aj.i.oo
No, 70-280 acres. 175 In cultiva
tion, balance In timber and pas
ture; H fenced and cross fenced:
8 room house, good barn Inn I.--.I
of sheep with place; blacksmith
shop and some tools; all goes with
farm; 6 1-2 miles from Junction
I'y- Price, per acre a.l.Yoo
TIMIIEIt ..N.
No. 1, - 320 acres timber, said to be
very good, price per acre . l-'iniii
of
good
-160 acres li miles southwest
Eugene; young timber; price
.. I JiMl no
No. 3 -160 acres tin., timber, will
cm shout 5 million feet ;
,r''" annoiMi
No 4.-160 acres limber small or
chard, house and barn. 10 acres
In cultivation, estimated 4 1-3
million feet; price (t-JKIO.IHI
No u. -160 acres on Slinlaw. 4 mil
lion feel; price ajiMIO.IMI
No 6.-160 acres timber;
l"1''e llno.no
No. 7 625 acr.-s timhe:-, very good
price, per acre I.l.ixi
No 4 1. 60 acres Lost Creek,
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No 12 -640 acres yellow plnn 1'nlon
County, Ore o i-atlmatu 16 million
f.ei; price, per acre .1.tM
HOWE & BUOY
NO. J42 U'illametteil. Phone BUclc s5
EUGENE, OREGON
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County Clerk