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gASTKIlHOFFICI-2: to iA Toin.le Court,
Nawl'orktlty. K. KA1Z, Agent
SATURDAY, - JANUARY 30,
ItEMOlON A.NU 0CCUPAT10X.
Delotr IB a liiit of llio Oregon sen
ators, with a ntutotncnt of their re
ligion and their professions:
Butes, no church; business man,
Brotvnell, no churoli; lawyer.
Culbrcath, no cliureh; physician.
Carter, Missionary Baptist; far
mer. Daly, no churoli; physician.
Dawson, no church; fanner.
Driver, Methodist; preacher.
Dufur, no church; attorney.
Gesner, no church; engineer.
Cowan, no church; attornoy.
Harmon no church; county clerk
also tuachor.
Ilazellino, McthodiBt; merchant.
Hobson, r.o church; merchant.
. Holt, no church; farmor.
Hughes, no church; farmer.
Johnson, Cimih, 1'res; business
man. King, no churoli; lawyor.
Mackoy, Presbyterian; lumber
man. , McClting, Methodist; merchant.
Michull, no church; lawyer,
nonspaper mnn.
Mulkoy, Christian; hnycr,
Pattorson, of Marion, no church;
merchant.
Patterson, of Washington, no
church; merchant.
Prico, Christian; lartner.
Keed, noclmrch; merchant.
Soiling, Jewish; merchant.
Smith, Baptist: lawyer.
Taylor, no church; merchant.
Wado, no ohureh; morchant,
Simon, no church; lawyer.
TUB UIUIN I'KUDIHTION.
The estimates by state nnd terri
tory ro, of tho product nnd value
of th corn nnd wheat criipj of the
United States for 1390, made by
the statistician of the department
of agriculture nro us follows: Corn
area, 81, G'27,000 acres; product 2,
283.2S7.000 bushels; value, K910,
7000; yiold per acre, 28.2 bushels;
farm prico por bushel, 21.5. Totsl
wheat, area, 31,019 acres; product,
137,037,000; value, 31O,r,03,0OO;
yield per aero, 12.4 buihola; farm
price por bushel, 72.0 cents.
The. minister of Argentine, Hon.,
William I Buchanan, raports In
tho State department under dale
December 0th; "I have followed
llio news from tho wheat districts
very carefully for tho past three
months, and have traveled through
onooflho wheat provinces. My
observations lead . me to boliew
that tho quantity for export will be
bolween -ISO.OOO, nnd 010,000 tors,
probably nearer the first than the
second figure. The amount ex
ported during this year was of,
159 tons."
Tho present legislature hold t.p
is not tho first ono in Oregon. In
1808 the democrats were in contra!
of both branches of tho legislative
but in tho houo more than on: -third
were republicans. (i I.
Wood bad been tho republican and
J K Kolly the democratic candi
dates" for governor, nnd tho demo
crats claimed that Kelly bad been
unjustly counted out. Legislation
proceeded smoothly until
toward !
, I. a 1 .r t , ..
the close of the session, tliti. it
ctisrgeu tnai uf tlemoorats I
l Ii ii , , .. .
had lu ld a caucus and . eoided lo
re-canvass tho vote) for governor
Thereupon all republican, except
H lliston, of nakainits countv m. k
Bigneu anu went iiouie. i,
ocrats had the majority but not
two-thirds required for a quorum as
everybody then construed tho eon-
stitution. After a few days tnoy
siuinly quit and. went home, no;
business being transacted arter ttie
republicans left. If a majority
was not ft legal quorum then,
neither can it bo now.
Portland Dispatch: Lark Bil
yeu, democratic representative from
Lane, and Dr Leo, of Polk, have
tho hearty endoresment of the
democrats throughout tho state,
also of all earnest and true bimet
alists, for the stand they have
taken.
Th i estimated amount of wood
consumed in Oregon City by the
factories and for private use during
the winter months is threehundred
cords per day. At this rate a pret
ty good sized hold is made in the
forest about the Falls City each
year.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo QulnliieTab-
ets. All druggists rofund tbe money
if It falls to cure. 25c.
The heart of the farmer in Eastern
Oregon and Eastern Washington is
made glad by this breath of real win
ter. Tho pesky little squirrel has been
tumbling over the grain fields, multi
plying and eating seed grain as though
ha thought warm days would neve-
otajK aud new. In tins nipping cold,
lit will curl up and die, and greit will
bo Ilia rejoicing thereat.
Steerine clear of
the shoals of ill
health and the rocks
of disease is easy
enough if only the
d.gestion be kept in
good order. It isn't
often any one is
sick unless they
have indigestion.
The commonest way
in which indiges
tion shows itself is
in constipation.
Nine people in ten
are troubled more
or less in this way.
Nine-tenths of all the world's sickness is
caused by tills one trouble. Sleepless
ness, pimples, blotches, headaches, sour
stomach, dizziness, heart-burn," palpi
tntiun. biliousness, distress after eating
all these are merely symptoms of consti
pation. Why do people suuer witn mem
when the cure is so simple and so easily
obtained? Years ago, Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant PelleU were placed on the market.
Bince then, there has been no excuse for
anybody to suffer from constipation, and
ita attendant Ills. The "Pellets" curt
every case infallibly and permanently.
They are very small, easy to take, gentlt
and quick in action. They are not at all
violent ; they do not disturb the system.
They cure you so you stay cured. Thou
sands of women will find if they take the
"Pleasant Pellets" that their ills will
vanish with the constipation.
Tht people's Common Sense Medical Adviser
gives mote plslr, uselul Information about the
to which It la sublect titan any
other nlngle book In the Knallan
language. It Is really medical
cncycloted!a In one volume, a
large heavy book of tool pa Era,
MS
with over joo Illustrations. - The
outlay of money, time and effort
In producing this great book was
paid for by the sale of the first
edition of 60.000 copies at 11.40
Kb)
each ; and the profit has been
uant In nuhllshliis the nreaent
edition of hslf rrll'ion copies to be sent abso
lutely without price 10 all who will remit tht
small charge of si centa In one-cent stamps to
pay the coat of mailing only. Address, with
stamps. World's l)Upcnary Medical Association,
Ko. (01 Main Street. Buffalo. N. V.
ASSIGNMENT.
In Ilia matter ot the assignment ol W W
Cheaaman, an insolvent debtor, Notice It
hereby given that W W Cheasman on tht
III day ol January, 1BV7, duly anil legtll)
maile n assignment of all his property.
both real and personal, for the benefit of
hi oreditora under and by virtue ol the
assignment laws of the State of Oregon, to
O II Yerington, and said aaiigmntnt is
now A led for leoord In the office of the
County Clerk for Lant oonnty Oregon, and
all persons baying olaitns against the aaid
W W Cheaaman, assignor, are hereby noli-
flrd lo present the tame duly and properly
iroven ana yerineq witnin inree naontbs
rom tbe date of Ibis notice to tht under-
rieraigned assignee at the law c-luca of 11 D
Notion, at Ktigene, Oregon.
Dated this i Jnl day of January, 18117.
0 11 YiaiMoTox,
Assignee.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
Land OfHe at Kosebnrg, Oregon,
January tl, JKI7.
Notice is hereby nivan that the fnlloi
itig named settler tins filed notice of his in-
leniion to make final proof in support ot
oia ciaim, ami mat aaia prool will be made
before Joel Ware, U 0 u Commissioner
at Migene, Orevon, on March 8. 1S97
via: .laiiiea 1) Howard, on 11 K, No 85tj for
the e-.; aw ',, lota 1 and 1, teo. HI, and lot 1
see !M, tp 1J a, r 7 west,
He tmiuet tht following witneasea to
prove 111a coullneons real.lenet npoi) and
cultivation ot, aaid Iso l, vn:
tieorve Hale, Henjarain Rush, Jao b Tay
lor and C K U-dc, all ol Hale, Oregon.
It M Vnn,
Uegister.
NOT1CK VY HN.ll. HKTTI.fcMEXT.
Notice ishrnbr aiten lo whom it n.v
concern tbst Ilia nudarsisnerl has fllr J her
Anal account as a.hulnistratrit of tha V.
Kle ol Jamea Speer. tleeeaaed. and Mil.v
Jlarch 1st, ls;7. at ten o'clock, a n. k:.
t' - etl aet (orthe heariug ol said acvunt.
an persons lutereilnl are berete nolifle.1 lo
',,,r In tbe lonat, Court of Vane "w
.' "". ami snow eause.
it r. hy Mi,l aivwtnl ahonlt not beal. '
lol ami .ai,l a,lmintstrair,i .l..cl,.,.i ' i
1'aie.l Jannarr as,),, 1117, '
A,,,ini., Jj!;!''"!1 . ... I
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Brevities.
Monday is collection day.
Weather prediction for tonight and
Saturday: Fair and slightly warmer.
Wood's Fjiosphodinb, the great
English Remedy. At Yekinoton's.
Cook'8 Cotton Moot Compound;
a recent discovery. At Yerino
ton's drugstore.
Commlasionsrs' court meets in an
adlourned session Monday. The reg
ular February session begin next Wed
nesday.
Do you lack faith and love health?
Let us establish your faith and restore
your health with DcWitt's Sarsapanl
la.
OSBURN & DkLa.NO.
A number of farmers of Lone county
will meet at the court bouse la this
city one week from today to organize
a Farmers' Protective Association.
Purks' Tea clears the complexion
Mrs. N. Meyette, of Le Hoy, N. Y.,
says: "I have used Parks' Tea and find
it the best remedy I bave ever tried.
Sold by A. Ykrinciton-.
"Wake up, Jacob, the day is break
ing!" so said DeWitt's Little Early
RlBers to the man who had taken
them to arouse his sluggish liver.
Osliuru & DeLano.
BHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough
and Croup Cure, is in great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-live doses
only 2.5c. Children love I' Sold by
Henderson & Linn.
Pass the good word along the line.
Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.
O8EVHN A, DkLANO.
We are auxious to do a little good In
this world aud can think of no pleas
antcr or better way to do it than by
recommending One Minute Cough
Cure an a preventive of pneumonia,
consumption and other serious lung
troubles Hint follow neglected colds.
Osburn & DeLano.
When we consider that the lutcs
tluesare about five times as long as
the body, we can realize the intense
sufTering experienced when they are
Inflamed. DeWitt's Colic aud Cholera
Cure subdues inflammation at ouce
and completely removes the difficulty
Obiiukn fc DeLano.
Mrs t. S. Hawkins, of Chattanooga
Tenn., nays: "Hhilo's Vitalizcr 'Saved
My Life.' I consider 'tiho beet reme.
dy for r debilitated system I cvei
used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kid
ney trouble it excels. Price 7o cents
Sold bv Henderson it Linn.
It would be bard to convince a man
suffering from bilious coliu that his
agony is due to a microbe with an tin
pronouncable name. Hut one dose of
DeWitt's Collo aud Cholera l ure will
convince him of Its power to a (ford
instant relief. It kiiis pain.
Osbl'FN A L'eLamv
Parka' Sure Cure is a positive siwoiflc
In all diseases of the Liver aud Kid
neys. By removing the uric acid iu
the blood It cures Rheumatism. B. Ii
ttnsford, of Carthage, 8. Dakota, suys:
"I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all
other nted lei lies for Rheumatism and
Urinary disorders." Bold by A. YKIt.
INOTUX.
Indopeiideuiv Wett Side: Mr and
Mm F E Uoodtuau returned from Eu
gene last Monday a'teruoon, where
tbey spent a brief bridal tour visiting
relatives and friends. Tbey have re
turned to Independence to begin
housekeeping lu serious fashion along
Willi me rest of us married pvoplx.
I've a secret In my heart,
Sweet Marie,
A tale I would impart,
Sweet Marie:
If you'd even fairer lie
You must always use Parks' Tea
The Improvement you will see,
Sweet Marie.
Sold by A. Ykkinotov.
KM IIIII, Lumber City, Pa., writes;
"I have been suffering from idles for
25 years and thought my caae Indira-
bin IbiWIIt'a Wl,..k ll..i.
. ... o . 1.11 llltl.' OHIVO WHS
recommended to me us nil -n. ... 1
bought a box and It performed a per
manent cure " Thla la only one of
iinmwuus v aiiininr cures, jsczema,
tones and akin diseases yield quickly
Osiwkn A DkLano,
VILLARD HALL.
AUSPICES OF
The Athletic Club,
THURSDAY, FEB 4th,
The Prince of Players,
Mr Louis James,
Management of
WAGENHALS & KEMPER.
First time lioro of lit urninl
scenic production ol Dr Hint's
great piay ilepioting glnilla
lorial life.
"Spartacus"
jr Janioa la nmllv-U- th.
. , 1,10
" Irsir. dian who ill
l"y n tlie I aeinc Ciwt
't .
'eat -jieaeona- ai.tl Hen
'deeson A Linn's diugslore,
Caunllan, Australiuu Llue-Spedal
Trip ArouuU me ""
R M S "Boraogi" Intends to leave
Loudon March 17th, 1807, via Tene
rlile, Cajie Town, Melbourne, Sydney,
New Zealand, Fiji, Hawaii and an
couver. TickeU good for one year.
ThlsVpeoial excursion is run In con
nection with the Canadian I'suslflo
iy The fare for tbe trip will be only
$500. the lowest rate ever named for
such a trip. For full Information call
on oraddJesslt JCoyle agent, H6
Third street, Portland, Ore., or any
jgent of the Canadian Pacllio By.
Teachers' Examination,
ill taehers desiring to obtain
couuty or state papers will please take
notice that the regular quarterly ex
amination for certificates or diplomas
will begin at 1 o'clock p m in the
court house on Wednesuay. reu. iu,
,sn7 C. 8. Hunt,
I897, Co. Sup't.
Notice.
Membert of the newly organized O F
r. V rinnclnir club will please call at
the office of L T Harris and pay their
dues.
Hop RuruitNS. - Dallas Itemlzer:
'Yesterday Crlden & Co recelvod re
ceived returns from 1,070 bales of hops
sent to London by I M Simpson, jonn
and Charlie Farley, Myer & Anderson,
Petor and Otto Hansen, Isaac Huglies,
Jas Yoakum, Will and Columbus Yea
tr Ynnkum & Plummer, E P. Harris
and John Haworth. The net returns
ranged from 0) to 10J cents a pound
the aggregate being about $11,000.
They have ye) about 200 balea to hear
from."
"Shakespeare Club. The Shakes
peare Club met at the home of tbe
Misses Chase. In the absence or coin
tho president and vice-president, the
secretary, at the request of the ciud,
piesided. The reading of The Tempest
was concluded. The next play to be
read and studied will be Corilanus,
The club theu adjourned to meet next
Tuesday with the Misses Walton, at
their home on Willamette street.
The people of Eugene should show
their appreciation of first class drama
by tilling ViHard Hall to tho doors
next Thursday night.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pti
rlfy your blood, cleat your complexion,
regulate your bowele anil makes your
head as clear as a bell. 2Sc, 60c, and
$1.00. Henderson A Linn.
Alien Ki!y v-asIi lt. vc jruvfir ;
When arm was a ClillJ, alio orl-nl f..r Gtflorl
When sho brcamo !ua, aho cltim; to C-nUirla.
n'tum alio had Child roa, she g-. e iLeu Contort
Uncklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve iu the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay re
quired. It Is guaranteed to give per
fect sntUfaclioii or money refunded
Price ii5 cents per box. For sale by
Hknukhson & Linn.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ornrs Ona-iiaii Uoek sou 1 6 ol L'hrlsman
Uioi-it,
Kt'tiENK, :
H. D. NORTON,
LAVYY12R,
Itooms 1 and 2 over First Xatimiid
Hank.
C E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
Physician and Sumeon.
office up-s'alrs In SUlton Mot. i r Oeo. T.
nail o. eon s Hnttvzi s:o-e
Private telephone imi.le the dour
for calls day or night.
DK. J. W. HARRIS,
I liy Hn-iaii and Burgeon
OP.ee oevr Henaenun A Linn's Drug Su.re,
ir.ralt.TM: to l.'a. tn.;a to and 7-S
k n
Hen r,,. , Ferry lre,.t b,.iIw.n , .l3,h
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
54 DKNTIST,
IVh OnW (iMt pUwi ... . .
Hotel. Wo" Xl'inesoti
HOTEL EUGENE,
w.U. ZEIGLER.Pron
wi'iamette street, . him
HSqnrltr tar C,rtl, Mi
Fret SsaiBla ,u..
r ia r. ni s.
J- M. WILUAMs,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW,
CXlLt.KCTIDNs A 8PKCIA1.TY.
"Wea OTtr Uat reum, Bank.
Freideut. ""h-01
P. E. SsoiMBisa, Asalstant Cashier.
First Mm Bank
Ol Eugene.
Pal . I ii. l agh CfiDltsl $50,000
Surplus find Profits, $50,000
Eugene - wicguu
A K6D.I -al haukinir business done ; reaiu
L.NU,pitE.10N DeposiU reoeired subjeot to chock or 001
Hill ol excnanK wiu u --
oate ol aefosis.
All oolltotione i
prompt attention.
a n li;..tto,i. anlrusted tons will iToeive
Lane County lank.
(Established In 1882.)
EUGENE, OREGON.
A Qeneral Banking business'
In all branches transacted on
favorable terms.
G. HOVEY, President.
J. M. AHRAMS, Cashier.
A. ii. HOVKY, Jii.. Aiist. Cnsiir.
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IN
RQCEBIES
Having a Larue and Complete stocK of
Staple aud Taney Groceries bought
in the best markcU,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH,
l can offer the public better prices
tlinn any other house lu Eugene.
Fradoce of nil Kiads taken jitMarket Prices.
EUGENE-FLfllElE
STAGE LINE.
E. KANGS, Proprietor.
Binge leaves Eugene Moiidiiys nnd
Thursdays h! U a in, uliil arrives in l'lcir
euceat 4 pm tlie dny fullntvint;.
Returning stape leaves Flnrt-uee
Tllua... B.,.1 !.-... 'O ..( O .. ... 1
nrrivi.u in Kiii-iih nl II t. 1.1 flio .l,.v ' ?' fm i'
- ....
follnwiii".
SINlil.K FAIIK .-,00
ROUND 'I RIP t:no
Tibkote tor sale at K. IlanKS llverv ham, Ku
Kens, o-at Ilurd -it l)avuniirt's olllce In Flor
ence. EUGENE-LEABURG.
llcrvrifter I will nut n li.y Uki lhvctn
Kutione and I-enbiirv. Fniitnl r il bnififiiro
nhuuld v left Ml my k table the evening tx-fuie ' ft n . n, T
JcMrtiirfi of the slxfto. t ? Iu 1
btflKO ivftven tukt-iie hi n 11 hi, nrrlvlnff tit I .on- t rx r i .
burgHttlnm. Ki'tiirninp, iijuja It-nTt-s Un
burn At 1 p tn, arriving iu liiigcue at tip in.
PROPRIETORS.
Bill keep constantly or. hand a full supp! if
BEEF, MUTTON,
PORK and VEAL,
Whioh l;ey will cll at the lowest
ninrknt price.
A felrsJire or tbe Daillc natrac solliitel.
:-TO TH K KA RM ERS.-:
Wo ivIU pay the highest market ptice
for Fat Cuttle, op and Mlieep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGKNE, OREGON.
rW-Meals .leli.ered to aniparl ol the cite
reeolohiyc
NfiriCE l-'OR PUH1.1CAI10X
I.mil Onieent KnaebnTK, )'.
a, .. , . , Ja' i. .ry H. Sj7.
notice is herrliy tiven Ihul the lollow
iiig-nsrued aeider lis -d noti.-e ..f hi.
intention lo make BhhI prool in sunnoU 1
hla elami, and that asi.l p,O0f will he made
hfre Joel Wale. U sfl f Cotnmisaion.r.at
bntrene. Lane county, Or.gon, on
tebrn.ry 20 1S97. viz: Alva l! Ki.oMng
"3 s U " ' "ro 14 'P
II . '
"o u.mei me i,i,r,g itn,ll0
prove ln coMidoohs resijei.ee nioinnr
onltiTHti. n of, snirl Unl, rj:
Allrid u(.omry ami ( nrlia B.irl of
N.I!, Orj-gm,, nrl A W Oilb-rt and
Thomas Ii fair, ol Eu-ne. Or-onn
II M Vhatcu,
J. F. FOED,
a-If 1 - '
Jiomea lowa, write, under ,!a' of
"..in. isj.ii
8. B. Mkd. XIro. Co..
Dufnr, Oreton.
weeR, I roiiiul all we and imxi.uulv
waituiK. Our little irirl lVl,J .. J
half .Venn. oh). n Sl '1 1'1 -
I toSS pounils, , now Vv ZZ ,y,
; t-micli Oirc 1..,. ,.,
I 1V nil 1
1 t t Vv" U nmi rrnln Hoffive
I' v ? lrlHrliv, we nrV
i i.. . . - -! " iiii uriH'iiiiiTB r.s- ..n
rs, MR. ANiW.litk j. K L
Ceatral iarket,
PESHER A WATKINS
iie.d;eh.Vn3iw ,TT
l-ooMh,.,,,.,',,,;-!' .e, I,, u,,
",i"i"llll'e mmranie,
eenu pr tnttle or all druIKnta
tto. b. mu?
Attorney and Coumelk,.
ctt-Law,
WILL PUACTICE IN THR o-.,,
ol the Second Judicial Dial, Si
10 Supremo Court of this State, ""h
SiKoial attention given to coilectw
iiattere in prolate. ""'sctioo, w
. A. LOBKIS.
DORRIS & STEVENS, '
Attouney-at-Law,
BUCiKNE, OltKOON
urncE-Over Lauo Countj- BlDk
L. BTLYP.TT
Attorney-at-Law,
euoenb, oregon.
Orwca-Ovor First National B.nt
J. S. LUCKEY,
Watches and Clocks Repaint),
I BII
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
lEAVEj DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREET.
The Fast ilall.ela nTTT
IliKton Salt l.ake, Cmsha
7:00 P Ml
Dolly.
i or cuiiiiu .uy, or Ha S.
( kanc, Mliiin-ailij audst.
Paul, with throughserrice
I to Eastern cititii.
f For Pendleton, LaGrande
Baker city, Walla Walla
Ilayton, Colfai, Pullman
I AIohcow end IduhotniuiQK
I stations. a
r:00 P il
Tiailjr.
lata
f Ix.cal mixed train lor'
i Hood River. The Dalles
8:10 A M
Dally.
t.uu luwrmeuiate pomta.
to
1 hrounh Pulluian slceuers, tourln
aorl rM-lminp iljHlr.an.ru st..i i .... '3
Uaini "
For all Information, rates etc., ran m a,
offlo.., corner W ashington and Third ana
W. H. HIiRi nrw
p M,-vlT,.r Oenerall'aisensoiti
Receiver ami Manager.
Portland, Oregon.
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EAST MO SOUTH
VIA
The Shasta Route
017 THE
The Southern Fait ti
EiigeM Traina Lome Portlaml Dalit
I South
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AND
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cn be n:-tHin-fi at loweft rules frous
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Old Kentaeky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. H. SEXSKAW. Prcprialor.
ton the Beit Ijrno. ol"
WHISKEY, BRANDY, M
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All Kinds of Wines.
Also the (Vl-hnit.-d I'JJJh"
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The Eugene Granite end
W. W. MARTIN, r"Z
ftlll hare a:ri.'e moil et"t ' ' ,urojl '
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boiler e:ai.ii of nioiion.i-ii-'' '- , am .
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Iin-iiared lo ftiiiiletl Mil s i,,.. H"
such as -iriln tor el u-o-ry Vw:a:w
Work, inc., cut ironi Hie I lomtr I'"
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