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... ; i:. ;t..rfi-it inflammation a diseased condition ol
the bleed s vl i. h sup-.ly the nourishment and strength necessary to sus
Uin ouTbodks Uric acid, an irritating, inflammatory accumulation, gets
tatoSK SculaUon because of physical irregularit.es, and then insteaJ of
nourishingTnd invigorating tfbody the blood irntates and
diflerent nerves, tissues, muscles and joints, because of its impure, acrid
SSdWodTTte pains and aches and other disagreeable
torn, of Rheumatism can never be permanently cured until '7 1e
the cause is driven from the blood. S. S. S. does this because it is a perfect
blood purifier. It goes down to the very bottom of the trouble, punEes and
dSnsesNhe circulation, invigorates the blood, and completely lnyes Rheu
mTbsm from the system. Plasters, liniments, soothing lotions, etc may
bTused for the temporary relief and comfort they bring, but a cure cannot
be effected nntil S. S. S. has removed the cause. It frees the blood of every
Impurity and makes it a rich, health sustaining fluid, to bring permanent
relleS comfort to those who suffer with Rheumatism Book on Rheuma-
tism and any medical advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT EPrCXriC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
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WEEKLY REPORT 8
EUGENE MARKET
Mohair Ho.
Chlttlm bark IS 5 )-tc
Wool 1 to. VJ
I'uultrr. Ekic. a-to.
itrq per dozen. .V-c.
Cr.-knwry Butter Mr roll. 75c.
Frya Per lb., 9c
Hena P'-r lb.. 9c.
Dairy Butter Per roll, Bae.
Gees'! Per lb., 8c.
Ducka per lb., lie.
Turkeys 18Mc.
ft-rutta, Vrt !, BMe.
Potatoea, new. !ic cj. .
Onion a Per owt-, S1.7S.
tomans Par eaa, 4.M.
Orangvv 13.50.
LtreaOck Market
Good eowi
Steers Per lb., 3V4a
Veal Prtme droaaed, under 126 lba.,
7loCod prima dresaed el 60a.
Mutlon on foot 33ic.
Good fat hoga on foot Stto
Good fat hogs on foot 6c.
Prime 1iok 7 Vi 4i' jc.
Grain and Feed
Flour HAO.
Bran Per ton, 2S.0.
Mixed feed Per ton. 30.
Shorts Per ton. 34.
Wheat Per bu., 85(800c.
Hoiled barley Per ton, $34.00.
Chopped feed Per ton, 30.
Craeked corn 3 l l'r 100.
Baled hay 12 13.
Timothy hay Per ton. 810.
Oata Per bu., 45&60C.
Creom of all Powders g
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
EUGENE SOAP WORKS
ASK YOUR GROCER
FACTORY EUGENE, OREGON
On account of moving into new quarters I will sell
retail at wholesale prices. Below are a few of the
many bargains:
Satin White Best Valley Flour $1.10
Dayton Best Hard Wheat Flour. ..$1.25
Almonds, lb .' .15
Walnuts, lb 15
Candy, lb 10
50-tb box Raisins, Seedless $3.75
Fancy Dried Peaches, 2 los $ .25
Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lb .16
Dressed poultry, turkeys and geese every
Friday and Saturday
E. DODGE, S3w
Clearncc Sale
of Wall : Paper
now on at
,Treston& Hales
Measure yourlroom "and
they will tell you how
cheap it can be dene.
SHOES M4D TO ORDER
at. Ilia
NEW SHOE. SHOP
ouniey oiore Corntr Ninth and Willamette Sts n d
to repairing o August MicKelson
bales around 6 cefv, "":1dl"8 '?!
JohnJleisler lot atorest Grove and
threOiots in the Silver-ton section.
McNeff Bros, yesterday boug it lu
bales In this state, 75 bales at I u
..u..., oh cn hah;a at Vakluia. at
prices ranging IroaifJ ,07,c;.nt3- W
A firm undertone prevails In tliert.
potato market, but raerev, noi uw.
doing yet on shipping account uuy
yesterday quoted I191;14 "
country points for fancy stock, on
ion prices are wholly nominal ana
It k not likely there will be any
baying before next week r until
the frozen stock is in good condi
tion. The jobbing marke for regetaa
bles and fruit was fairly active. A
shipment of Japanese oranges is ex
pected today.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS
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l'OHTL-AXIJ MAKKET KEl'ORT.
Portland, Or., Jan. 21. Eastern
advices indicate a better- feeling m
the cascara bark market, probably
bacause of the position taken by the
Pacific r'nsrara coniiiany. but the
improvement has not reached this
nn far n orders are concernea.
The Intest Issue of the New York ! ,.r hundred.
Journal of Commerce says ot wie
bark market lu that city:
"Cascara sagrada was in rather
more inquiry and the quotations of
suit?") oimtq were nominally steady.
The combination on the Coast Is hold
ing well and the one large noiaer
not in the agreement is exerting no
pressure to sell."
There is much Interest here in
knowing who the large Independent
holder Is, as It was thought that
everyone who had any considerable
quantity of bark was in the Cascara
company.
Egc Buyers Scarce.
The egg market continues to sof
ten, not because of the receipts
which are only moderate, but owing
to the lack of interest on the part
of buyers. Supplies on the street,
thero.'oie, are accumulating.
The neneral quotation on Oregon
ranch yesterday was 40 cents, with
some holders offering to sell at
3 7 Mi cents.
Poultry also dragged, but there
was no material reduction in prices,
which are now comparatively low. A
good many chickens were carried
over last night.
There were no further develop
ments In the butter trade. Most of
the creameries are quoting 37 cents,
but a few adhere to the cold weather
price.
Hop Iluyers Plentiful.
There are more buyers than sell
ers in the 'hop market. Most of hte
dealers have orders In their posses
sion, but find it difficult to do busi
ness on account of the firm views of
growers. California advices receiv
ed yesterday note a strengthening in
values In that market similar to that
which has taken place here.
The J. W. Seavey Hop company In
the last few days has bought 190
Grain. Floar, Faed, Ell.
Barlep Producers' prices Feed.
$27.50 per ton: brewing.
Wheat Track pries. Bluestem. $1.05.
eluh. 92c; fife. 9-'c; red Russian, 90c; 40
fold, 96c; valley, 95c.
Flour Patents. $5.2.i per barrel.
........ t:t v:i lev.
r.: V. -suck ir'rai'iain. J1.C0; whole wheat. I
Oats Producers' prices No. 1 white,
$3!!.i0 per ton.
Millatuffs tiran, $-! -" Pr Jon.
middlings. $33; shorts, $2M $.10; chop,
L'iKa5; rolled l.iirley, $2m $3. ...
ii.... Ti.ni- Wllhini.-lle va lev. $16
ner inn: F.nHleril OieiruM, llTiii 1S; clo-
vcr, $124j-$13; alfalfa, SH; 'Bruin Hay,
SU'tf! $13.
Veiselalilea null Fruit
Fresh Fruits Vpples, ',(' ,Jj
pears, I1&SJ.75 box. quinces, ilfiil.
box; cruiiherrles, $14.5u;l per barrel,
Spanish Malaga grapes, , .i.ofu JS per
inrrel: persimmons, $Hi$l.-:.
Potatoes huyiiiK price $lf$l.lo per
hundred; sweet potatoes, 2'e lb.
Tropical Fruits i 'range.-, navels, $
i,i $3 per hox; Japanese. Toe per hex;
lemons, fancv. !(! il 5" per liox; choice.
?;;-, M.r.o; standard. $L'.7:. per l,iix; Kruiie
fruit. $J.2.r per 1".: bananas, ii'ac 10:
Ii,.megianlte.. Sl.r.i-J-,, SJ per box: I'ine
apples, $3';i $3.7j per do.eii ; tangerines,
Sl.TT, per box. .
pious ciregoii. ou:-..ig pnee
i Fancv. le p'.und; slamlard,
nice, l'Tc; Kngllsh, lojlll'ic;
strips. l.e.
I'ry aie t.iireo lu-tiii-iu .. i.i.
iliM'Ke.l. j..c; soon in-."
try sailed, 13c; smoked,
Never has the demar.d
for lace been as great
as it is right now.
And neve r has it been
so, necessary that
V.cmen realign that the
c't-7 zzZi:'jr.'c.-; to 7crh
;.cc3 j'j w'it Ivory f-:i
cr.C Jukewatn -water.
" .Why !?orj:.3Qap: Be
cau.i it' contains no
.4'u:$cv' alka!:; no color
in?j' matter; ro adulter-
ant of any kind.
ilrv suit
hacks, hcfivy
ilanis 1 to V2 lbs, 14c: H to 16
Ihs, 14c; IS to 20 lbs.. 14c; hams, skin
ned, 14c; picnics, 9S;c; cottftKe roll. 11c;
Hhouklors, 11c; boiled hams, 1920ric,
boiled picnics, 17c . ,
J-ard Kettle rendered, tierces, 13 Vsc;
nibs, 13c; 5 its, 13c; 20s. 13 7-8c; 10s.
14 He; 5s, 14 3-Rc; 3s, 14 c; standard
pure, tierces. 12s; tubs, 12c; 50s.
lU,c; 20s, 12 7-Sc; 10s. lSUc; 5s, 13
3-ic; 3s. 13 Vjc; compound, tierces, Sc;
tubs, Sc; 60s, &c; 20s, 8 3-Se; 5s.
8 7 -Sc. . ,
Smoked Beef lieef . tongues, each.
10c; dried beef sets, 16c; dried beef
outsldes, 15c; dried beef lnsldes, 18c;
dried beef knuckles, ISc.
IMckled Goods Barrels, pigs' feet,
13: regular tripe, $10; huneycomb
irlpe, lm2; pigs' tongues, $19.50.
-Mesa ..Meats mei, npn'mm, j 1 1.
barrel; plute. $14 barrel; famiy. $14
per barrel; pork, $21 per barrel; nris
kvl, $-5 per barrv); S. P. beef tongues,!
2t); pig snouts. $12.50; pig ears, $12.50.
Inlry uud oiintry I'roiLiu-e
lintter City creamery, extras, 37c;
fancy outside creamery, 35&3GC per lb;
store. 18 (ft 20c.
Kggs Oregon ranch 3746 40c; East
ern. 30C(j 35c dozen.
poultry Hens, 12 13c: spring,
large, 12V6&13c; small, lS(.20c; mixed,
12SM3c; ducks. 19(U20c; geese, lO'llc;
turkeys. 18ft 20c.
Cheese Fancy cream twins, 15m. w
16c; full cream triplets, 16fo'16e; full
cream. Young America, 16fg:17c.
Veal Extra, 1010Ho lb; ordinary,
7 8c; heavy, 5c.
POUK Fancy, 88Hc lb.; large, 8
Hop", Wool, Hides. I'.te
Hops 7908, choice 7c per lb; good
prime, 64i7c; fair prime, 6i&6c; me
dium. 56c; 1907, 2ft2c; 1906, 1
lC.
Wool Kastern Oregon, average best.
10 ti 14c pef lb., according to shrinkage;
valley. U.0164c.
Mobalr Choice, 18(itl9c per pound.
Hides Dry hides. No. 1. 15fo 16c per
pound; dry kip. No. 1. 13 14c pound;
drv calfskins, IT'S 17 He pound; salted
hides, heavy, 8V4&9c: light and cows. 8
ft8HN salted calfskins, 1212c per
pound: green, lc less.
Kurs No. 1 skins Angora goat. $1
fr$1.25; badger, 25 50c; bear, $51 $20;
beaver. $6.50Ef $8.50; cat. wild, 60cii $l;
cougar, perfect head and claws, $3 if
$10; fisher, dark. $7.50Q$11; pale, $4.90
4i$7; fox, cross. $;lfi $5; fox, gray. 60(g)
SOc: fox. red. $2.254i$4; fox. silver, $35
fu $100; lvnx. $10((i $15; marten, dark,
$xtt$12: mink. $75cji$1.50; muskmt, 10
ijilnc; otter, $i; raccoon, 4ni6uc; sea j
t'lifr, i vi ) o , us i" size, nnuiiKN, a"u
75c: civet cat, 10g l.ic: wolf, $2-Ji $3:
covote, 75cfi $l.10; wolverine, dark, $3
fii$:"i; wolverine, pale. $2?i $2.50.
Cascara Bark Small lots, 4 He; car
lots, 5!jc pound.
99
Ivory Soap
SiCo P.t Cent. Pure.
Title r.inminetl
l-mftlng and Bine lrlntlnu
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Notary t'uhlic
Fnrni I uu at Lownst Itntes
C. S. Freeland
& CO.
ABSTRACTORS
Itoomii 8 And lO.rflung llldg..
Corner th fm WllUmette Sts..
Telephone Red 1131.
I'OltTt.AM) MVKSTOCK MAIIHF.T
In view r t'-t fnct "'it: 'a-" sliip
niants aiji on ti " iiv-.f- i " i derat
y steady tor,1 p ; i ; ' - u Thre
was a good tL'ii.: nd- ''rly. part ic
ularly for the best ofi'eri'T . The ar
rivals for the day were 3u ?.t-ad of cat
tle. . ...
l.ni'fti tarlces curronl; yesterday were
as folhnW:
Cattle liest steer $.4.75 'ft $" ; medl
lim, $4.40ifi $4.75; coimhon. $;i.7if$42";
cows, best, $3.7otfi$4; medium,, $;t:fiUi
$3.75; common, , $2.75 ( $3.75; calvys.
$4.50(Ti -$5,
Sheep Pest wethers. $4.50 $4.7Ti ;
.mixed sheep and lnmbs. $1.50(fr$5; ewes,
S4r'i $4.50; -.lambs, best trimmed, $5; un
t rimmed. $4i $4.25.
Hogs-Hesf, J6.75T$7; medium, $6$?
$6.25; feeders" not wanted.
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H. D. SMARTT
-JEWELER-
For Watcb, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
MARKS tmro 8TOKK
8MKK0K HOTEI, nill.DI!.
c.l. Beadle
Stone Mason
LT8 ordri at White's restaurant
in VS eat KUhth tret or address at
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The merits of Texas Wonder ,-on
rould never suffer frsi Kidney,
hladder or rheumatic trouble. 11 s
bottle two months' trentment sold
hy O. J. Hull, or bv mall. Send for
'etlmonials. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2(5
MOVED.
Miss Gebhart, the dressmaker ha'
moved to 53 East Ninth st.. room c'
over Nkklln's store. Phone No. Red
lit.,
BOARDJNG
lW Table Board in the city.
A few fine rooms
MUfi. A. O. MATHKWS,
T et xh street.
Lee Hoselton, In tQ Colen-.Q
uu.KjjaK. mira floor, cuts and nol-
isnvaeates and other stones. Work
suaranieea in all resoects. tf
1.1st your tlmbeOnda. ir vn-. h ...
umoer lands rn sell, send your de-
ripuon and price. Fred Flsk. Mer-
reams Bank building. EQne. Ore-
Fun and music at Eagles' minstrels
jniiuary -'5 and z.
'all paper ablg reduction during
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skies, a clear bracing atmospk
congenial associations and invigoratinj
healthful recreations too numerous to me
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low rate round trip excursion tickets on sale to C
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The Rite From Eugene to Los
Return is $55.00 1
Limit six months, allowir stop-ovefS in either
nar excursion fates are in effect to all Californiaii
For full information, s&pincRar reservations and tickets, call on, tel4
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