Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1908)
Phcenix Paint i for old and new HOUSES the only Coast made paint guananteed to stand PRESTON , HALES AGENTS QUICK AUTO TRf TT1K KIGKK HAILV GTARIK WKIIMM.AV. JI NK IT, 10.18 JUDGES FOR HORSE TO PORTLAND SHOW AND PARAGE :d i Vl'day afternoon " "avion 4.',-h I evening Sti who loft Und ''11 inar- nouci: to coMii (Tdtis ami IKOPHiTV l NF.IW Notice is horshy given that imrsu aniaut iii (hi' tonus of ordinance No. , 1,, passed by tli,i common council Julie 1. 190S. n.i approved liv the mayor June f. 190S, bids, will 1 re- .Mtiinittoe. hi the ottice or th cit y recorder of Hie city of Eugene, itntll 7 3d o'clock Sam Harstock. secretary of thoir Corvallis horse show which was hold or.-c-lH.wer mo- there h f..c u.,.,1.-.. .. . ,. .civ..,! 1,v !,.,..,.....,, iVcil 1 V .-.I. , ... c-.-r.... i o, i a vuc ui iiiejuu -. ... al s:-u, ,as, H,lvo onarBO of ,U, tlul.aj -Mor.r.i,. in,,,',, ,, . "'mutes at K day. next Saturday. Kr.-d CoiiM. : l. m. Monday, the 2(h .lay of June i" minute- , (oM.utts utiu Hie new proprietor of the Hillicrt ' !'. to improve the following ,les Kasoane and 'Vi.no V rouu tor "r"s'' stlil,"s " Fitl'i street, taunted streets. In the city of Ku t-iil ,, , V i.""m"k me ac- nas also tieen engaged to nute , hours "'" 5 JJK- The parade promts, e n T-t -'iff ,ast a" ,h .uth- blK affair, be w "'k ains ",ak,? ,htf itn.-e best record f,,r . , , ' 13 l- -A"--Al "AS OPKXKIi surtace pavement In accordant' with heard of '' ' we hl"e I KMPUIYMKXT OFFICE! the plans and specifications therefor '. prepared by the city engineer In con- in connection with his cigar store, rornilty to said ordinance No. 747, to-wtt : Olive street, from Fifth street to Tenth street. Fifth street, from OIIto street to REALoESTATE, FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY to He K. ue, ny i ne construction of cement curbing along both sides of said streets, and by paving said streets wun nituiittiic, asphalt or other hard HALSEY WOMAN Mais, til NS 'nt r.-M IV'i, . ti, AMAY Hum 111 SHAX1) lng help telephone Red 1421. or call at cigar store, 531 Willamette street. June 16. Ver rial,.!,. nm!," ,"',a,", Wh0 "VM Xhw "'' wl h V " dr"ve 10 ""risburg with a tnend name,) ui,.,-, ,. The Host Pilla Rver Sold Alter doctoring IS yean for and while he was ,ini hi -i , ,.., ..... . bout '" - k t"l"ul1' wiuiseBiidu, nuu spi'iiuing ,,,,i,u (,ver two nunarea dollars, m thing Sunda wife, astd about 11 1' a team and tukl,,,. h..- ..,., . . '. "" only came to H n. v hl i, , . , , "T ?on me 80 m"cn soou i.s nr. I team anri .v-,.,n . ; i.ii'.rduKs .tw L,ne t-ius. i consider nam ana wagun at a livery stable. . them th. he. mi). .... .). " . ...... aK It t lO Mr,,,,....,, ... ... . ' I. ------ --- . n.m-rt i , . ' i"'. ...I iu ui(,ue ner . m. K BJBANGi J. H. VEST C. P. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, teen, Stage and Sales Stables . Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. Sl-KENZIE STAGE leaves EuRene 115:30 a. m. Stages do not call at private residences but will call for :ga8c" nouuro me oay cetore. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE A'lylaBeleavEugeneat6a. m, lor Mapletan, close connection bv steamer lor Florence and ftme "usoann to come and ,h.,, i.-.. trythmg indicates that the vouns wo man ran away, but it is not known whether she boarded a train here or not. There was quite a large sum of money in the house, but she took none ot It. Her husband took the northbound train yesterdav to search for her, but did not say where he was going. Mrs. Haber bore a good name and n-, one who knew her believes there is another man In the case. Obituary. Ayscue. of Inrleslde. X. (. Sold under guarantee at W. A. Ki.yken dall's drug store. 25 cents. Livery Fhcne Main 2 1 l'Ol.irn ATTKXTIOX greets all customers at our market, and as choice a piece of meat as was ever laid on a block juicy, tender, exquisite ly flavored and line grained, Is what wo cut your porterhouse sirloin, flat bone or hip hone steaks from. We know haw to cut up meats for your table as well as to choose the primest, so that they will look tempting as well as tender and succulent. Our prices are low for prime meats. Broders' Bros Ph"ne Moin 40 - - West 8th St.. : l-.ev. Andrew M. Sweanev wns born November 11. Ull, In Jackson ":i!. i:oi., and moved with his par-i'i:;.-. to Havis coin.iy. m,,. in isis. lii' was a soldier in the civil war. en ; listing in lst',1 ;,nd si rving during the entire war in the l"nion army, ll.s S'l'Ure beim; mostly in Missouri He united wilh the Chrisilan I'limv:! in mk -uid hecame n niiiii.;- ler in that church, being ordained in i "d dollars of water II" was niai-ii,.,! to Misa Helle Ter V X. vemlj, r 1 1, 1S72, at tiallatlu. lo.. and as ti result of that union lull! cliildr"'! were Inm, of which even are livin.;; the oldest and two NOTICK t)K SAl.K OF YVATKI'. HONDS Notice Is hereby given that In pur suance of and In conformity to ordi nance number "34, passed by the common council on the 6th day of Huy, 190S, and approved Jay the may or on the 5th day of May, 1 90S. the common council of the city of Eu gene will receive sealed proposals at the office of the city recorder In Kugene, Oregon, for the purchase of three hundred Hiousniid dollars in water bonds of said city, or any part thereof, up to the-hour of 7:110 p.m. luestiay, July ,, l'.ios, ami that said proposals w ill be opened and consid ered by the council at said time. That the city of Kugene p reposes to sell the said ( tree hundred thou..- bonds to tin ot her reside highest bidder therefor In denomi nations of from one hundred to one thousand dollars, as the purchaser may desire; that said bonds are to bear interest nt the rate bid. not to exceed f, per cent per nniitim; said are in ( ,'tnada. three sons interest payable seilll-nnnunlly on home in Kugene, and the1"'1" "lsl day of July nnd January ot i only uuiiclitcr, Mrs. J, A. I'owcll, re- j sides south of Pottage drove. I llev. Sweanev moved lo Nebraska in Is each year from their date until paid that said three hundred thous and dollars of water bonds will hi from thence to Washington come due and payable by the city of o g n - ri ff 77, H 5 Z 1 M M I O t raj :"2 aL ral ) : . e g g. 1 n rSy in lssr. where he was pastor of tile ' Kirt rhiislian church of Tacoma, 'which was built during his pastorale. He came to Oregon In 1SS7 and moved to Canada In 1S11S, returning to Oregon In 1904. He has three brothers and sisters surviving, one brother and two sisters in Kugene and tee others are in Missouri. He died June la, r.ids. The funeral service will be held from the Chris tian church on Thursday, June IS, al 2 p. in., and Interment will be in the Masonic cemetery. Kugene as follows: On the first day lot January, 19JS, principal und 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: that In addition to the general obligation of the said city, the said bonds when sold shall be a first and exclusive lien on all lands, rights-of-way, ease ments, water rights, pipe lines, struc tures and appliances of every kind composing the water system to be so cured with the money derived from tho sale of said bonds: that the com mon council reserve the right of re jecting any and all bids That the said bonds will be Issued and disposed of under and pursuant to the terms of the act, "To re-Incorporate the city of Kugene, and to re peal all acta and parts of acts In con- fllct herewith," filed In the office of the secretary of state February 18, 1995, and the amendments thoreto passed and enacted by the people of the city of Eugene on the 18th day of April, 1908. A certified check of five per cent Oak street Sixth street, from Olive street to Oak street. Tenth street, from Olive street to Willamette street. Tenth street from Willamette street to Oak street. Klevenlh street, from Willamette street to Olive street. Oak street, from Seventh street to Ninth street. All in the city of Eugene. The common council reoulres that separate bids be submitted for each of the above designated streets, and noes hereby notify all bidders that separate contracts for the improve ment of each of said streets will be required. Hldders will state price In detail. In accordance with specifications prepared by the city cf Kugene, and now on file In the office of the city recorder. All work to be done under the supervision of the street commit tee to their satisfaction, nnd to he approved by them. All contractors will' be required to furnish nn up. proved bond iu a sum to be agreed upon for the faithful performance of his or their contract. And all bid ders shall Include with each bid a certified cheek In a sum equal lo f. per cent of the ii'nount bid payable to J. ll. Matlock. Mayor. Til" street commute.' reserves the right lo reject tiny and all bids. lly order of tho common council. II. K. KOUIilS. itecorder. Haled at Eugene, Oregon, June 9 1 a li s CITY PROPERTY No. 3. House and lot. two blocks from Willamette St. price. .SI.s.V) 's'0- 1- fi-room house, lot w. tit li st., US I'-llxlHO; very good .. ''ri,'e "... $ otxi No. in. House and lot close In- v l'rl,' i..W No. IS. Four room house, new; 1 , acres, planted In garden nnd or chard, price 8IXKI. 01) .mi. .'J. House and lot In t'oburg; , ,r,,' SdOO.oo No, 3 it. Modern house, close In; bath, toilets, cold storage room; good barn, price :I.VMI.OO No. 43 in room modern house; lot lOOxlfiO; good barn, West !'h Street, price 5.111(1.(10 No. 4S. 4 room house and two lots In liross add to Eugene, llrll' $N00.00 No. 49 S room house, West sth at lot Sf, 2-3x210 feet ., ,'rtl, H.70A.O0 No. M. 7 room house and lot, 45x ISO feet and barn on Pntterson Street, price $2,000.00 No. (iu. 9 room house nnH l,,t In West, 7th Street, price . . f iMJW.ot) No. 0 9. s room house and barn, three lots, plenty of small fruit: ' r." o :I000.00 No. HI. Small house and bam, deep drilled well, two lots on car linn; 1,rl(- 8l.ooo.on No. 62. (I room house and lot, liOx lbO also 7 room house, lot 70x120 East Ml) street; plenty of fruit; 35 ncres of land (i miles west, 100 Uoyal Ann cherry trees, ''''!'" 1 7.10.00 No. Ii.l. Large house and barn west Oth street, close In, price . $.1.111(1. oil No. I', I.---I louse n n .1 I'ol, e-;x ISO, south Willamette St., price ... . No. or,., lions 3rd slrei'l, No. 07.- - ' v CIVII, SKItVICK EXAM I NATION'. An examination for clerk nnd car rier will be held at the postot'fice In this city on July 1, 190S. Age lim its, IS to 4 5 years, on tho dale of the examination. Married women will not be admitted to the examination. Unmarried women will be admitted to the examination, but are eligible for appointment only as clerk. Applicants must be physically snntid nnd male aonllcanls must lie not l-ss than 5 feet 4 inches In height . of 'he amount of each bid, payable to without boots or shoes, and weigh J. Matlock, Mayor, Is required to i i , o r. i u I nccomnnnv nnch bid. overcoat or hat. I This notice Is published for 60 For anollcailon blanks and for full ! days in the Morning Register and Kir information relative to the examina- Ktne Dally Ouard, newspapers of gon- t ion. qualifications, duties, salaries, era! circulation, published at K-ugeuo, vacations, prolnol ions, etc., address t urt Kon. 1'iiiu ui ursi piiuiicuuoii, amy oiu. 190S. By order of the common council, Jy6 U. F. DOItKIS. Hocordif. innicdiately tilCOItfiE L. HAUWOOl), Secretary Hoard of Civil Service Ex aminers. I'ostoffice, Kugene, Ore. ATTKXTIOX W. li. C. xonci President Hall earnestly requests the presence of each member at our regular meeting Saturday evening, June -0. as this will be the last meet ing before the department conven tion at Newport June 24 to 27 infill-. SIVO. It 1 iur IMi ii.hi, .1 ,., nil 1..I.F . . Knn .1,1.1 Ice lll.lrlcl Lin. County, Oregon, and J. 1.. Clark, Jus tice of the Peace In and for CreBwell Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, that at the said election the total number of votes cast in the It appearing fioin the abstract of votes cast at the regular June, 190H, election as made by the canvassing board of Lane county, Oregon, con sisting of E. V. Lee, county clerk, U. S. HryBon, Justice of the Peace In wish to go to the convention to he present or report to the president on o- before this meeting. I'HKSS CORKEBPONDENT. NOTICE It appearing from the abstract of votes cast at the regular June. 11UIS election in made by Hie canvassing Hoard or l.aee county Oregon, coll slsting of K. V. Lee, county clerk, II S. Ilrysou. Justice of the Peace In and for Eugene Justice District, Lnne County, Oregon, mid J. L. Clark. Jus tiee of the Peace In nnd for Creswell Precinct, i.nne ( onnty. Oregon. Hint at the said election the total number of votes east in io precinct o Zumwalt, in Lane eoiintv, Oregon on the question. "For nnd Against slock running at large," is and wns 92 votes, und (In. said number of votes cast In tho said Zuiiiwall precinct "Against stock running nt large is and was S4 votes. It an pearlng from said nbstruct that the result of said vole Is and was 71! votes mtaltift stock running at large nioro than for stock running nt large, nnd that the majority ngalnst stock riinnlug nt largo In said .ilinwalt precinct Is nnd was 7i voles. Therefore, In compliance with Section 4245 of tho General Laws of Oregon, passed by tho legislature of the slate of Oregon In the year 1907 notice Is hereby given that after 60 days from the date of this notice II will be unlawful for stock to run at largo in said Zumwiilt pre cinct, Lnne County, Oregon, un der penalty of $ 1 II for the first of fence and (20 for each and every subsequent offence, to be recovered from the owner of the stock In civil action in Hie nnmo of tho Slnl.i of Oregon before n Justice of the peace of the precinct In which such owner or keeper, or either of them, may re side, und such penally shall be for the benefit of, and when collected paid into, the common acbool fund of the county In which such action is brought within sixty days after such animal is proved to be at large. Dated this 9tli day of June. HI OS. (Seal) E. U. LEE, County Clerk, Lano County. NOTICE TO COXTIUfTOltH. Ilurklen's Arnica Stive W ln Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Cochran. Oa.. writes: "I had a bad sore come on the Instep of my foot.s6 yol( and could tinu nouiinn nil uuoi heal it until I applied Murklen's Ar nica Salve. Less than half of a 25 ceut box won the day for me by ef fectine a permanent cure." Sold tin- Springfield, In Lane county, Oregon, on the question, "For and Against stock running at large," Is and was and the Bald number of votes cast In the said Willamette precinct "Against stock running at large" Is and wns 96 votes. It ap pearing from i-aid abstract that the result of said vote Is and was 6 Notice Is hereby given that the Connlv t'nxrl lit !.. Cniinlv fira- preclnct of wm r,.rPvn sealed bids for the dcr guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's vm against stork running at large drug s'ore. tf more than for stock running at large and that the majority against stock running at large In said Willamette precinct is and was 6 votes. Therefore. In compliance with Section 42 4 5 of the (ienernl Laws of Oregon, passed by the legislature of ;the state of Oregon Jn the year 1 907, i notice Is hereby given that after 60 'davs from the date of this notice It GERMAN' (T)A(TI STAI.I.IOV ', will be unlawful for stock to run at T.le German coach hois" which I large In said Willamette pre pur'hased from Duncan Scott will rind. Lane county, Oregon, un make tne Kratiu u'uoir mc n.. . o,-r ,.-,itioj ', , v lor in. urai iUrjga' barn. , J. H PERKINS. WELL IIIHI.LINO Ot your well, drilled by old and experienced well-drillers. Pho:i" R"d 472 MtTIIHOLZ ft CARPENTER 67 So. Willamette St furnishing of all material nnd con strii.-titig a bridge across the Ed wards Slough on County rond No. 12, In Sec. 15. Tp. 16 ., H. 4 W., said bridge to be an HO foot span of Howe Truss pattern, to be built according to the plans and siieclflcatlon now on file In the office of tho County Clerk of I.ane County, Oregon. All bids to bo accompanied by a cert! fled check of 5 per cent of the amount of the bid, sold bid to be filed with the Clerk of Lane County on or before 2 o'clock in the after noon of July 6, 1 90s. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. E. L LEE, County Ork Ml. 'J.io.im' und lot Sii I en .;.,si j price iSI.L'iiii.otl ! 5 room house cl.w,. in: very good, model n. pi Ice . SHiioil.llo v'"' " room house, corner 5th i and l.nwi'euco Street, j Pl'tco st'JMno on No. 71. 5 room house and '' I. its l I u,,,., .. . . . ' ..... ...m ..-in wm ii-iiuo i,M. small; liio-t or land or sell for . . S.MoO.oo I No. 72.--10 room house 1-4 block! on .l-ffers.in Sn t, barn and plvn- i ty of fruit, price ijiiwiii.oo j No. 75.-7 room bouse. modern house, new lot, Oil 4-5x270 fe 't : j 'oil baset it with furnace; East ' 1 1 Hi Street; j Price bam, 40x,".6; all kinds of fruit; 100 acres in cultivation; can put in electric lights; price. . . . ISIII.IHI lll sell SO acres for 145 per ac re. No. 4(i. 320 acres II tulles north of Hums, Hurney Co., t). & ;,, g room house and barn; water right, good alfalfa laud; enquire J. W. lluoy, Eugene, Oregon; l'rl,"' KVIOO.IMl No. 47. 151 acres 59 acres in cul tivation; rlvr bottom land: 5 ac res In logan berries; llvlong water, new li room house and now barn' cheap at, per acre $11. on 4S. -f acre tracts or more 8 milea from the city, price v, l"'r "iT'1 I. 10.00 No. 4 9. 10 acre tracts, 3 miles from clly, per ncro S'JOO.OO No. 50. 160 acres very good build ings, good road; price per acre $0.1.00 No. f.l 442.77 acres S miles south of llrownsvllle. 6 miles east of Ro. land station; good S room houso. 3 barns. I goat house, one hog house; 3 hay sheds: water pipes to houso from spring: all kinds of fruit; 40 acres in cultivation; more can be farmed If one wants to. Liv lug water on the place; very fins stock ranch uric, xjuio .u. N. 52. 60 acres 3 1-2 miles from Eugene; good house nnd barn, crushed stone road all the wav, fine fruit farm; price .. $7,rtoo.0 No. 64. 412 acres, 200 acres farm ing land, balance good pasturo; price, per acre $'Jri.(M( No. 65. 1 60 ncres 11 bottom land; 5 miles south: price per acre 140; Will sell In tracts from 30 to 60 ncres. No, 56, 17 acres small limmu ,n,i bam; lino garden; soli, 10 acres In cultivation; 3 1-2 miles N. E. or Irvine; price ., .'. . . 81 .KIO.OI) No. 57.- io acres 4 miles north of Eugene; good road all the wav, goi'd land all In cultivation; house und biini', price 8 looo.oo No. 5S.--12 I ncres 10 miles west of Eugene on good stage road: all iin- prlved Intnl; price :fJ00.lll or will sell 2S4 acres for, per ac re, J IS. Oil. No. 59. --255 acres, "ft In rnltlva , Hon; balance In pasture and tim ber; creek running through place can Irrigate If one wants to; 9 room house,- two burns; plenty of fruit; price , .$d:t7il.0O No. 00. 4 5 ncres 3 miles west of city; per acre $110,110 M.-( .. ' T 11 . . .... ilti" acres II miles east of Euirene. we'su prlo I . .' ' " .. ";; ; I J" '" 'J' hou. barn, good N. ".- 6 r. house and lo 1 ,a":l;. jrl. ...... .I4.IMMI Price 8IHIO00! V r"1 M RT"" '" orchard No. 7S.-Now 'modern "house r' "i f",e ,,"Mrln! !tlon. 8 basemen,. 4 lois wo bear 1 J To'."'". ".""V"' K'""1 l!lwn "' wler orchard: nrlco 1 ..,..... ' ' l" m, price . . . 8lir.00.0lt q,,,n , r , .... . . ..'" i 'Mi. I,.'. r , u.-i-i, 10 zt, near clly with prices to suit the iiarile. Also town lota In most pai ls of tho city. Wo also have some choice lots close In nt a bargain. Also somo business properties. Saw mill and timber 3 miles rrom railroad. FARMS 4 111 lion N'OTM'K TO ( ONTK.VTOIt.H. NoMr in hfrcliy Klvn it. at thf f-nrt and li0 for a h arid f-vry County Court of Iine County, Or ns,bm'fiu'nt off'-nrp, to )' nforfrH . . . from thf ownor of th stork in rlvll Tli -t rif,h prlz-'! to iV givon aawr action In tiV nam of th Statu of ,v rir att rfrt inir a crat dal Oregon h Uirt a JuHflrn of tii. -acf ,f aivn'l'in and brlnr:ni? r- of thf prHnrt in whlrh bu' h ownpr -i Th-' rriz'f arp on exhibition or k'-e-r, or Ithor of ibi-m, may r;- wirvlow of a'ta uf- f;'', nrj mir-h penalty nha!l ru for rort.r Nlnt h t h b-n'f i. of, and wh'-n ' oliTtf) rf'-tn. xon. will r''flvM m-rtb-fj blda for tht furnlnhlntf of all mutiTiat and rn atrurilnn a bridKf arruna th'i Kd wardH H)otjh on County road No, 12 in Ht If,, tp, 1, b, r. 4 w, nald brbltr! to be a flO-foot Hfian, of Howe TruHrt patK-iT), tf be built arcordlnx to t ho pUn" and upwif if aMorm now -mi h;.i i j.ald into, th" rommon r h'"! fund of j on file In the office of the minify the roiiniy in whlrh n- anion Ik rlcrh of r.an cuiiii'v, Orejcori, AH Orn- broucht within Uty lnyn r.f-er aurh . bf.U ro be tfi ornpn nb-d by c-rtlfid It tf ,,1; 'ft'bir:e Conipknr, e r.'''t, plior.e o tf an!n,-, Is proved to be at iare. I.,".'.-'! this 9th day of June. 190S. IS' ail E. ('. I. EE, County Clerk, Lane futility Mil. (Vnrjer tunes pianos. Lav .r Urt at Morrla' Ituale B'ora. U l Check lit 5 p-r c-iil of the niiiourit of I the bid, sa d bid to be filed with t tie cl.-rk of Lane cooii'y oti or before 2 o'clok In ibe afternoon of July ',, l'lOS. The cour' reserves ihy right to re- ler-t nnv and all bids. "Or r'id Iteiwtn fir, ..Zr, pi.Q iy order of the court Q O coro. vMinain j ransier uo., I'none P;, i.EE m. tf County Clerk VVfHdi: V, (Kill! No. 1. 46 nrrea farm Innd norllieust with crop. Price sv'iiiui on No. 3 164 ncrea flno farm, noo.l house and barn; price, per ncro 8ho.io No. 6. 22H acres: house and ..mri new barn; all kinds of fruit; 125 acres In cultivation; 14 ncres In hops; price 811,100 00 No. 7. 241 acres, bouse nn.l letrt,- crop goes with place If sold before July I., Price 8lo.noo.oo 1-2 down, balance on time to suit purchaser, No. 16. 30 ncres 4 tulles N. V. of Kugene; price KM'Jiiii on No. 17. 35 ncres 2 miles east of En- gene; price per ncro.... 81. 1.1. 00 No. IN. 10 acres at Thurston. dwelling and store building com bined; good barn and store house most all In orchard: nrlcel2600 00 No. 21. 92.16 acres, 8 room house. I new barns, 0 acres apple or chard; small bouse and apples and cherries aside from the otiior. jdaco; a new wire fumo around the place: price .....81000000 No. 23.-3 miles north of Coburg; J,i4 acres all good land; good house and barn: urlce. iter acre ib.iii tin No. 26. HO arrea of wheat lund In crook County, 3 miles from Mad ras, price 81 .101100 No. 29. 1 07 acres most all timber. will cut 7 or 8 thousand cords of1 wood, tnree miles from Eugene; 1 price B'e'on tin , No. 30. 196 acres 2 miles north-1 west of Creswell; not Improved; I price, per acre 8-0.00 No. 32. 244 acrea 3 miles south of Eugene, good 8 room house and! barn, 40 acres In ctililvnlloii; bal ance In pasture and limber; water' piped to house from spring; ! '"rice 8.10011.00 No. 56. 698 acres on the McKen.le No. 1. ,.,.,,., ,,IN,.r, 1 very good, price per acre . .8-1). 00 S- 7' "!,rrr" ;""" N"' 2 a,r" B """ ""'bw,t No 37 1 60 acres house and bam:! of Eugene; young timber; price fair place; price, per acre. $.10. 00 $I"IM)00 No. 39.-15 acres. 8 In orchard, 3 No. 3 ISO acres' fl'nV timber will miles from town; good barn; j cut about 6 million feet; 1 " I.l.ooo.oo Price . $I.1IM)IMI No 4i.--0 acre. 3 mile, south of No. 4 160 acres timber' small or- n'r ?. "I",r""""','X": hard, house and barn, 10 acrea sell for 140 per acre or trade for In cultivation, estimated 4 1-3 ..,....-., ,,,,,,. r,y. f In 1 feel: lirl.'f. . tt'llluwu. acres all bottom land: 'n r. isn . .... a.. . . '.. .......I 1 . .... .1 .. ' . . .-iiuniaw, 11111- . - wr,, House an.li on feel: price "'alius l.'ll.o very good, 12 No. 160 sere, limber- acres In timber, orlee . 8 1000 imi No. 4.1-116 acres. Hit) .ere. In V , W.:.;.:.; grain; 4 acre. In orchard; 10 pr,e. per acre ... .'. . . ain oti room bouse new barn 35xsu feet, ; No 11. 1.10 acre. Lost Creek ' good fence, good road, price j price $1!im'ni.(K) . . .i.o.mi ,i.i ,s 12 6 10 acres yellow pine, t'nlon 2 miles south . Connlv rir.. id ...in,. of Creswell, 8 room homo, good feet; p'rbrt. per acre $.1.00 ncre apple orchard: room new house nnd barn and out buildings; g 1 well 212 reef deep, v I'rlco 81IOOO.OII No. 63. 60 acres 3 miles S. V. of Eugene, suitable for wood; 1'rlce , 8ia.10.oo No. 64 80 ncres good R. II, land, 60 ncres In winter apples, treea ten yonra old, tho estimated crop for this year Is 6000 boxes; good new 6 room house and npple bouse 100x100; prlco 1150 per nc ro or will sell 40 acrea tor 1135 per acre without bluldlngs. No. 65. 7 ncres Just outsldo of city limits of Cottage Orovo; nil In orchard; prlco per ncro . . . 8-00.OO Also 13 acrea adjoining all plow '""'l. aiuoo.oo No. 66. 80 acres, 7 room house, good barn, 4 8x56; 2 ncrea of or chard, all good land; ''''I''" $0000.00 283 acres, 120 In cultivation, house and two barns, not very good; balance In pasturo, plenty of wood for the place; running water tho year round: nricn nor cr tnnn I No. 7. 233 acres. 176 nlowed more can be; 6 room house, good barn, 30x60; shed all around; Horses, entile, hogs, tools, crop, everything pertaining to the farm goes with It. Will sell a part or .nine nir city properly; Prlco, per acre $,10.00 No.68 200 acres. 7-room houso.barn 60x150: outbuilding, fenced and cross fenced; 3 springs and i well. 130 plow land; 60 more can be. Orchard, berries, wnlliiuts; can make itrms lo suit the purchaser, ''rice $8,100.00 No. 69. 290 acres, 6 room house, plastered, two puntrys, 2 barns, 100 acres In wheal; can plow 60 acre, more, 3 good springs all fenced; crop on 40 ncres rented; goes If sold 1-3 down; balanco on limn at per cent, 9 miles from Eugene; price, per acre. . . .82.1. DO No. 70 2 80 acres, 175 In cultiva tion, balance In timber , and paa lure; all fenced and cross fenced; 8 room house, good barn, 100 head of sheep with place; blacksmith shop and some tools; all goes with farm; 6 1-2 miles from Junction rice, per acre $:l.1.IMt City. TIMIIKIl ,ANI. -320 acre, timber, said lo be No. .82OO0. IKI No. 4.-, 160 acres 2 HOWE & BUOY NO. 542 Willamette St. Phone Black 55411 EIOJENE, OREGON
