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MANY GASES
IN CIRCUIT COURT
DISPOSED OF
Following re the rases diajiOaPi
of ;mk1 HcttMlOiiJon by Juttae Harris, (
uf tlif cin-iiir cuurl, at t ht adjoi.O.i-j
id it-rtii whit h I)ck:h! yosu-nkiy audi
is s' ill in si t- i'hhi : !
Tin IJuuih-Kcl.y LunilxT Company J
vh. .1. V. l':;!iii lc; pos.sc.-i.-ioa of J-rup-J
()''. CttyA ii'.ui-ii. 1
Tii l.ruiii'iU; Company s. l C.j
.l;iinM; to jt'i-ov-jr iiioin-y. C:ntti;i-
S. D. ALLEN WILL RUN
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
To S. I). Allen, Kimene. oP
We, t'.ie undersi 'ned patrons and
taxpayers In Si-hno! Distri" r No. 4, in
Lane C'fuinty, liri'K .n. r- -sp.-ctfully
ask thai you albm- your name to lie
used as a candidal'- for school direc
tor at the coming ' I"' ' ion.
C. M. COI.I IKK.
JOHN' MAMI'TOX.
.m,i.i: II. KATOX,
.HA VII) LINK.
S. It. ;,I.K'3,
' ADDIK II. usuritv.
MAltV K McCOHXACK,
W. W. (' l' IN'.-i,
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r -t
Harvey S-ol! I.. !'.
visiting his broth':.
I hi First Niitiutial
musician on i.:i" o;
.of the AMitnilc .!
inembered by many
the InlglnrH of do
VoliinU
during
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Vicla, near
spend same
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I'.. Wvileaur. Delhi Wyi
It. Ivlmiiiisiai,
the c.-iui" of HI
j. Lav a;nl
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'.v., nly days
a:isvi r.
vs. Samuel
;ir and Leon
a s nil minis-: ,-ator of
n It. 'near; to re-
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llltclilcli's An
' Tom Moore, o
C'ochra!-.. lia., v:'
sor.f f ome on la.
i anil eouid find )'
' heal ir . until I n;
nii-a Salve. Less
i r-enr box won th"
f'-ctin a pei-man
del- KOtiraniee at
drii store.
"t!i!
lied
i liar
day
'it i i
i''.e WilW
TM.if 1,
"I hud a hail
.i til)' foot. ;
i, that would I
ILn klen'K Ar
half o n -'')-for
me by ef-'
iir -." Kohl n n
A. I'tiykendiV.r.s
ii'om
I.'. L. S.
la li It. II
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In re as one oi
Serond DreKiin
in I he l'hilliiine Lslandn,
Hie Hpatil.sh-Anieriean. v;ir
and t he Fllllnino Insurre
V.w and Mrs.' T.
lion.
Ilendrb-ks
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Indi in n.lenee f.n: erprlse: Miss
i c,. r,i"r ri-ar.ii d Iron! liu-
eeeo .Monday after a tile-isnnt sojourn
of a -fii ill - if weeks in thai city,
i he uncut of her sister, T.Talx j and
1'ivi.' -. v-.:..i attend t!ii Fnivers'lty of
L'i-c-on.
C. i;. Tiatidis and wife are recent
arrivals here from CollltiKSWood, O.,
and tiny expect lo locate In ICncno
or viilai'y. They were altrui'ted
hither hy the Commercial Clnb'B
Ltcrat tire.
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Hunt! m.sii'Si'" nil C'Mii Wiirr .'. 5!rtft '"""'"i O'l'iinii
1T1
Or. BsBB's Pine "Tar" Honey
Is a fickmtiBo Proiorlptlon Carefully Propured From tho Purest and
Dost ItiKroaionts.
Dr. Boll's Plno-Tar-Honay Complies With tho National
pi np Fnnn law.
, And yon will (lid by looklnu ttt tho onrton Jf MLl
inn Intu'l tnat. It ciiiiiiiiuh no injuneuBro.wJc.-l '
Or llllDll-lirOlllltil'iB uriiKW. ak lor jmp V.ALk
Br. Hull's PlNN-TAll-lldnux.
and t!iko 110 Buunlitiito.
Look lor ths Boll tin tho Dottlo
and our uuaranico no. but.
THE E. B. SUTHERLAND MED. CO., l..i.irt Padlicah. K
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IFe GRAND
Today and Tonight
PROGRAMME
Biarritz Shore. Lost Pocket Book, Men and Women,
Fond of His Paper, Mrs. Stebbin's Suspicions,
Dog's Friend,
Cheap Beer, False Start, $100.00 Reward,
Cock Fight and Traveler's Jest.
Songs by Miss Hemfershott
"Hij Wedding Bells Will RinTToday."
'The Man Who Fights the Flames'' "
' Matinee Every Day 2:45.
Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m.
ft-Day Clock given away June 26th
SAVE YOUR CUPONS. ALL SEATS 10c.
STUDEBAKER. BUGGIES
IF VOU WANT TIIF. UFST 111 V A STI'OFII AKKR IlKKilK.
SI'HlNtJ WAi till SI'KKKY. I'll III ItAHILITV. WOHK
MANHIIII' AMI liMSII TIIKY AltK TIIF. IlKST
IN TIIF. MAUKOT. YOl' Wll.li NAHK NO
M1STAKK IF VOl' IAMK OVKH Olll
mm: iiFixviti: in vixtj.
S. L. LONG, Hardware
30 East 9th Strmti
Pbon. Red 12? I
A. C. MATHEWS
General Teaming
Concrete, Gavel, Building;
Sand and good cxcavatiin
earth for sale
Phone Black 2811
or call at 345 W 4 th
I
i over (L ed atnl appoint re, eive
iniirr.-r to i onii!ainl.
M. .1. ilonston s. 1 red I-i-k; ji'js-
a ssion of personal property and dam-j
ae.es. I'ermission Krunted plainlilf to
HJm nntended eonipltiint. - i
lal T. .iaher vs. Andhrson Wail
to recover moriev. liiHetissed on mo-
II, f plainlilf wlthunt e:,st.s to eith- Noli is hereby ,v.-n ton in pin
siianeo of and In c iniortnlty to ordi
i..u..''i i.... ,rJ ui r i..,.!,:.-. ai nance nnmh(?r T;!l, ptis:
UU 111
I'ERSON'AL
.
C. C. .Mclleiiry, of Lansing, Mich.,
Is in tli city.
' XQ. 11. A. SrbweringO home fronJ
a visit lu I'ortland. "
J. M. WiLielm ht In i'i
Creswell on hnsliie
.Mrs. W. K uK il!: -ill is
lOaln fur a fev '!'..
J. II. Davis. , I ! ai
in Knuene ' a ' ' . :.
I), rinnn- . ' '' ;: :: s,
Keno on 1. t i t d.; .
.lames , !:. -tl. .o !
In Kni'e
IlepilH
in ivrtk
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ei a en I t - '
.Mrs. .-.
Hob. -ftirtn
n
Allot
Aliianv
W. VY.
for ;l i.:;
Htlf!
at Wye.
If. ! . -
for j m i li ;
Alti r -Grove,
ii
J. F. t
SOI! ! ! -in
.1. II.
thorn itii f
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Have Yni
Summer Stove?
f !"!!. Salem
nui In;
l tait; the room.
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'.lit IIRC
1 a -
xoth'K ok sal!-: oi v.T!-:r.
lSONDS
voree. Dismissed on motion of plaiti
tll.'. The Firs!. National Hank of fottam
Grove. Ore-'on. vn. .1. W. Walker and
It. S. Walker; lo set aside deed. l)e-Ke"o
ninrrer withdrawn. Leave to file
answer Thursday.
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il. ,1 I I I llil 11 Ullll li:ii. 1 . . l'-i.-
man, pai-ncrs noin ousiuess nnin.;r
i he firm leiine and siyle of J. A.
Freeman Ai Son, vs. .LB. .MeFarland ;
to recover money. ( nntiiinel.
Xlllchell, Lewis & Slaver Company
vs. .1. Ii. ,Icl-arlanin; to recover mon-
ry. t'ontinned.
K.'iirhanks, Morse & Company vs.
,L 11. MeFarland; to recover money.
Continued.
l-nejl'!c St "el and Wire Company vs.
L 11. MeFarland; to recover money.
Continued.
Howe & Fnrdliam vs. .1; II. MeFar
land; to recover money. Continued.
Charles 11. Dodd vs. J. H. MeFar
land; to recover money. Continued. '
Leon R. Fdiiinnson, as administra
tor of the estata of Cilenn II. yne
liar deceased, vs. Samuel I'. "yne
i;ar; to recover personal property.
Contlned.
L. It. Edmunson as administrator
with the will annexed of the estate of
Florence M. WyneKar, deceased, vs.
Samuel P. Wynegar and Web Wyne
gar; to recover personal property.
Continued.
Kdwln M. Wright vs. Minnie Wash
btirne; to recover money. Settled and
dismissed by plaintiff without costs
to either party.
State of Oregon vs. Allen Dow;
selling Intoxicating liquor. Dismissed
on motion of prosecuting attorney.
L ,M. Travis vs. Fred Fischer and
Fred Fischer, Jr.; to recover money
Coast Timber Company vs.
Mattis Momb; specific performance
of contract. Dismissed without costs.
13. J. Fraaior vs. C. M. Dexter; to
recover money. Settled and dismiss
ed without costs.
Griffin Hardware Company vs. N,
It. McFall; to recover money. Settled
and dismissed.
William Kahler vs. Fred Kahler;
to recover money. Settled and dis
missed. Isaac II. Wing vs. Fred Fischer and
Fred Fischer Jr.; to recovor money.
Dismissed without prejudice or costs.
The Crawford County State Hunk
an Iowa corporation, vs. 1. V. Jack
sou and 10. T. Cochran; to recover
money. Default as to I. V. Jackson;
continued for service.
Robert N. Griffin vs. tho Jasper
Lumber Company; to recover money.
Settled and dismissed.
James J. Uurrier vs. Harry L. Old
ham; to recover money. Default.
Lillian M. Gllstrap vs. Orval Gll
strap; divorce. Default.
The Crawford County State Bank,
an Iowa corporation, vs. I. V. Jack
son and E. T. Cochran; to recover
money. Judgment against Jackson
for $268. JO; attorney fee of $25; In
terest at 8 per cent.
The Green Marshall Company vs.
James Murray and Charles Mack,
true name McKenzle; to recover
money. Judgment agalnet Charles
McKenzle for $318; Interest at 6 per
cent.
James J. Uurrier vs. Harry Old
ham; to recover money. Judgment
for $469. CO; attorney fee of $40.
7;;i, pass"d by the
common . council o
May, 1!)0S, and approved iiy the may
or on the ath day of May. 13US, the
common council of the city of Ku-
will receive sealed proposals
it the o flco of the city recorder in
'FiiKene. Oregon, for the purchase of
three hundred thousand dollars hm
water bonds of said city, or any part
thereof, up tp the hour of 7: SO p.m.
Tuesday, July 7, I'.his, and that Mild
proposals will he opened and consid
ered by tho council at. said time.
That the city of Undone proposes
lo 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
thousand dollars, as tho purchaser
may desire; that raid bonds are to
bear interest at the rate bid. not to
exceed a per' cent tier annum; stTid
Interest payable seml-nnnually on
the first day of July and January of
each year from their date until paid;
that said three hundred thons
and dollars of water bonds will be
come due and payable by the city of
Eugene as follows: On the first day
of January, 194S, principal and in
terest payablo at a place to be agreed
upon by purchaser and city.
That said bonds shall pot be SDld
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 se
cured with the money derived from
the sale of said bonds; that the com
mon council reserve tbe 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 Eugene, and tb re
peal all acts and parts of acts in con
flict herewith," filed In the office
of the secretary of state February 18,
1905, and the amendments thereto
passed and enacted by the people of
the city of Eugene on the 18th da;
of April. 1908
A certified check of five per cent
of the amount of each bid, payable to
J. D. Matlock, Mayor, Is required to
accompany each bid.
This notice is published for 60
days in the Morning Register and Eu
gene Daily Guard, newspapers of gen
eral circulation, published at Eugene,
Oregon.
Dato of first publication, May 6 th.
1908.
By order of the common council.
Jy6 B. F. DORRIS, Recc.-d'f.
NOTH'K TO CONTKACTOKS.
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, will receive sealed bids for the
furnishing of all material and con-
striicllng a bridge across the Ed
wards Slough on County road No. 12,
In Sec. 15, Tp. 16 s.. It. 4 W.. aald
bridge to be an 80 foot span of Howe
Truss pattern, to be built according
to the plans and specifications now
on file in the office of the County
Clerk of Lane County, Oregon. All
bids to bp nit'ompanied by a cerli
fhsl chock of 5 per cent of the
amount of the bid, said hill to he
tiled with the Clerk of Lane County
on or before ! o'clock in the after
noon of July 6, 190H.
The oourt reserve tho right to
1 t-.i l-ti.l u,ii ntiA ..It Kl.l
E. V. LEE, County Clerk.
J. W BARRINGER
Expert housemever
Moves anything. Twenty-hv
year experience. Residence, Eai
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 451 J. Eugene. OreeSrl.
List yonr property with the Ore
llgon l.:l Company. Put an honest
price on it and we wllljoon have It
w
sold.
tf
NOTICE
The senior play, 'fttchbox," will
ht given at I ho hlghSchool Thursday
nkht. June 1 1, at 8 p. m
10 rentsCi
Admission
It appearing from the abstract of
votes cast at the regular June, 1908
election as made by the canvassing
board of Lane county, OregOrr, con
sisting of E. U. Lee, county clerk, R
S. Bryson, Justice of the Peace In
and for Eugene Just Ice 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 cast In the precinct of
Springfield, in Lane county, Orekon
on the question, "For and Against
stock running nt large," Is and was
339 votes, and the said number of
votes cast In the said Springfield
precinct "Against stock running at
large" Is and was 2S6 votes. It ap
pearing from said abstract, that the
result of said vote Is and was 233
votes against stork running at large
more than for stock running at large,
and tlpit the majority against . stock
running at largo In said Springfield
precinct Is and -Wns 233 votes.
Therefore, In compliance with
Section 4245 of the General Laws of
Oregon, pnssed by the legislature of
the stato of Oregon In the year 190
notice Is hereby given that after 60
days from the -date of this notice It
will be unlawful for stock to run nt
large In said Springfield pre
dnct. Lane County, Oregon, un
der penalty of $10 for the first of
tenco and lU'll for eacn and every
subsequent offence, to be recovered
from the owner of the stock In civil
action In tho name of the State of
Oregon before a Justice of tho pence
of the precinct In whlii such owner
or keeper, or either of them, may re
side, nndsnch penalty shall be for
the benefit of. and when collected
paid Into, the common school fund of
the county in Tvhlch surh acth Is
brought within sixty days after such
animal Is pnrB'd to be t large.
Paled this th day of June. 19ns.
(Seal) E. F. LEE.
County Clerk, Lane County.
: -rliii, : !'i r :t :: '.. -ift"r
e noon ' . 1
is left ,- . i i this
Villi! I:', .,
'. K. Griffin, of the I'ivm ' '" les
gfolnglcnl survey. Is In t!'
J. II. Rouse, a well-known 't " icr
ntan of Coita;;e Grove, is in r ,. ly.
E. J. Nixon, of Harrisburg, vim -:n
arrival on the after-norm train t- .ay.
Attorney John M. Vinrs i- (it-n?d
this afternoon from a trip to Seat-
I tie.
James L. Cln'-k, of Springfield,
w-'it to Portland on the noon train
tcday.
Mrs. ft. T. Clark returned home
'an tti-vht from a pleasant, visit al
SiieUttne.
W. Waddle and Max Zimmerman
v.--nt to Kuaebiirg this afternoon on
business.
Dr. Henry llonklns returned this
forenoon from n professional trip to
I rarri.-bur-:. .
Altarncy C'eo. IV Dorris wns a pas
fl,.:,.,(s. in ('ntiHue Grove on the al'ler
noon tre'n teday.
Har-ild Gl-isoii, ef Seattle, Is visit
ing hi.; mother, Mrs. W. F. Os'.iurn,
of the Hoffman House.
Ilu;;; ne Mi L. Whitten, who has
lie-n iir Eugene some time, left to
day for Portland, Sic
.Mrs. .1. II. yinieral and children
earn down from Cottage Grove this
noon to visit Mrs. liaker.
E. H. Miner canio down'froni Cot
tage .Grove on tha noon train today.
He is now residing there.
Mrs. Eugene Matlock w ent to Cot
tage Grove on the afternoon train to
visit her folks a few days.
Ell Perkins, of Madison, Lane
county, Is attending the pioneers' re
union In Portland this week.
Little Beatrice Wetherbee went to
Creswell this afternoon to visit at the
home of F. O. Davis and family.
MrK T f! Whpplfir onrf ohMH
turned home to Cottage Grove this af
ternoon niter a snort visit in hitigene.
' T. M. Rnrr tho Rnlnm nludiliAn whr.
has several contracts here, arrived
up trom tne capital City last night.
C H Wrlirht mil n H Dhllli,,-
of Duluth, Minn., are In the city on
oosiness, 'having arrived last night.
j. v. v ieary ieic on this morn-
tnp'a Dlaira fnr hla hrm of
zle Bridge, after a visit In Eugene
r reel uian, of Omaha, Neb., Is a
guest of Mrs, A. E. Hobbs. Mr. Cox
is connected with the U. P. R. R. at
Omaha.
Charles Croner.. son of Georg
Croner. left on this morning's stage
for McKenzle Bridge to join his par
ents there.
Alba C. Matteson and W. L. -Hal-lock,
of this county, arrived In Eu
gene last night from a trip to South
ern California.
J. E. Heatou, manager of the Pa
cific States Telephone Company's of
fice in this citv, n 1 Junction City
a business visit today.
A. H. Todd and Sam Ca""nn and
wife, of Cocur d'Alene, Idaho, -arrived
In Eugene yesterday and may
decide to locate in this vicinity.
Albany Democrat: Mrs. Gertrude
O'Brien Staplcton, of Roseburg, Is in
the city the guest of Miss Frances
French, while on her way home from
a oaiem visit.
J. B. Hollkinq WflQ a h,.jnn.n. 1
Spokane on the noon train today. He
goes to attend the funeral of hla
brother, Brayton Hopkins, who died
there yesterday.
Dr. Frank P. Topping has arrived
here from San Francisco to visit sev
eral weeks. Mrs. Topping arrived
some time ago to visit here parents
Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Paine.
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson has left
Boston, Mass., for Eugene nnd ex
pects to arrive here before Sunday
June 21, the dnte of the baccalaure
ate services at tho University
County Surveyor C. M. Colil'er left
today for Spokane In response to a
message stating that his brother Ar
thur. Is quite 111 there of paralysis
Mrs. W. N. Simon, of Saleni re
turned home today after having vis
ited her sister, Mrs. W. F. Simon. In
Eugene.
Joe Devine, the weii-known logger
left on the stage this morning for'
altervllle. where h? will help start
the big log drive of the Spauldlng
Logging Co.
H. a. Parrolt. F. S. Ttoothe E R
Avery and F. Ewlng arrived 'in Eu
gene last night from San Francisco
and will Join Hankln's surveving
crew on the Natron extension. "
Ben Bingham , and bride left on
n n y" lH8t PVPnl"K for Victoria
B. v.. on their honeymoon trip Thev
were accompanied as far as Portland
by Miss Ella Hendershott. sister of
tho bride.
lne stmiiw al, i
ymsul;n,aX
mil
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:ove. (,iv...
Not-Kin,,
lie.-.t :,t . e , .'
tan - 1 l' main-
' K turned 0ut
Hut t.,v.ithoutWw.
von eViMiine the
mm
you will see whv tins is w T- . . i
chimney of the '"New I'. I,',-;,.,,- ,n lht
under the kettle and not di-d- .!
by -radiation. Thus it dw t:W V,,,' il """!
range without its di comd,,,. A kwr-a.-i .CM
thisstove-ifnotwithhi.i1,w,-.,c,,u"''
The
. . . r i. ui
a clear, powerful light more tKn vj,' vJ
of brass finely nickel .latcd-p:st l lie mi,. fOT Z
living-room. If not with yuur dealer, write our
nearest agency.
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
CAKE ASKS MEMBERS
TO SIMM) FIRM
for t ha.mi!i:i:laix
(Portland Telegram.)
" .rt'-nd. .luii.j in To the editor
of the Telegram). The official count
n.'Mig complete ;iud iiovernar Cham
berlain" having received the popular
vo!c far ("nited States senator, the
question has been raised as to the
duty of I he legislature in l he ple u
ra s who heve su-nei; .-itatement .vi.
1. There is only one answer thev
shaitld. live up to their obligations
and vote for the people's choice. Not
only is this courso necessary to vindi
cate their integrity as men, but to
maintain the principle of electing
United States senators by tbe direct
vote of the people.
While it is generally admitted that
United States senators should he
elected by I ;,
luiion ot i
amended sj :
election, :. :!:
present .- i : ; a,
volved in -.:.:,
Klioll I her" h.-i
mined ei I ,r; iu
hy elec.'ing a:i
or reinl-M-i!;g ii
the pei.pl,, i,y
Sruntor Iriitii a
I liclieve t :.:i-
iial : lu- final,
a-i'-s flWA be
- l- lar siKh an
1 in th;
"'' :ei:ir. in-
-y t::anv
a ;-.ii,is- ,i.iw.
, '' at iae law,
s la tie- i.-(5
ig a Iti'tiCKi-atif
!'ii'!!ti .-;:s:t., bm
t a mis-
t efiarti will
i taken one, aid taat s.
fail.
! Furtliei'liw.r.- t i. firlnl,-
vineed that any political puny 'in the
state of Oregon will ultimately stiller
defeat inili.j tt lull,- ,.
the desire of the iiennln in ii!irtir.ir,.
I in the election of their senators and
to mild the legislators to carry out
their will, as expressed in the Jum
election. it. ji. CAKE.
Made
in
New York
IO you want to
see yourself
dressed like a
New Yorker?
Then come in and try
on a Suit or Overcoat
made for us by
Alfred
Benjamin
& Co.
They are the leading
tailors of New York
and we are the sole
distributors of their
product in this city.
Roberts -Brothers
554 Willamette Sired
IF Vol' KNEW
The merits of tp. Ten vh..
yon would nev.-r ,.fvr from k'.lney.!
bottle (two months' treatment) old
hv O T tit. 11 I , .' . MI i
- " i" in-lit. "nd for
testimonials. nr. F. W Hall ")
Olive street, S'. I oul;.. ' --
I
GASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
V a It-tin i,La.l.,..n n 1 1 .. rniu 1
for pumping, spraying, sawing, grind-1
-IIIII1IS COBlDlelV.
Kfl Ifhanlra k: .. I . 1 1 . 1 .. .-
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Frt Irtln 11 k H-M i ,l-l I Ivn.mnu ml Mn. !
mm iw power ana light.
rmrink-More Windmills and
Towers.
Fnlrlwnks-Morne Grinder. Peed
Choppers. Welt I'll mm.
All first quality goods nt lowest
prices always In stock. Liberal terms.
Prompt reply to Inquiries and quick
hlpnicnts. Write for catalogue and
prices.
BERCER.& BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, Or.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE (E, CO.
Portland, Oregon
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