’ DÀTÏOI hbral
FRIDAY,
JULY m IA,
1897.
... The State Teacher«’ Association
will be held at N wport, Or., July
26, 27, 28 ahd 29. The program
arranged will la* of interest to all
t-dneator«.
Address of welcome
wilt be delivered by Rev. J.A. Town
send. Response G~4M. Irwin Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
Following the association will be
gin the summer school to be held
through ।he month of August. In
thia school teachers will have the
opportunity to advance their knowl
edge in all departments of school
work. A convention of sll college
preeidentiis palled to meet at the
time of the association, on Thurs-
The big Christian Endeavor
convention which mat in San
Francisco last week, has dosed,
and many who attended have re
turned to their homea, or are on
their
way
thereto.
Oth-
-era who nre from the East, are
taking advantage of their oppor
tunity to ace and learn about the
Pacifie coast. This has been the
largest assemblage that hat ever
met at onetime on the Pacific
coast. It is estimated that the
number in attendance from
•broad was about 40,000, while
EAST
miners at the hydraulic giants
piping down a gravel bank. It
must be understood that the pa
vilion is to be erected on a large
piece of land, which will make
The Oregon Exchange Associ
it possible for all this to be ac ation with headquarter* at Day-
complished. t- "
ton, Yamhill county, Oregon,
,
Association.
The petiton for woman suffrage
circulated in the United Kingdom
was signed by 257,000 women.
The Health Culture Society of
Brooklyn, N. Y. has adopted a
walking skirt three inches from the
ground, in wbioh they set a sensi
ble fashion.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown Mitchell,
president of the W. C. T. U., of
Idaho, was appointed chaplain
of the senate of that state. Her
election was almost unanimous,and
sh has been treated with great re
spect.
Out of 451 colleges and universi
ties in the United State«, only 41
are clo«ed to women. All the oth
ers are n»w co educational. And
besides, women have 143 schools of
tbe higher educstion with 90,000
student.
The women of this country will
have m
more
wilb Its
ite politic*
politico year
h«ve
Pre to with
proposes to do a general real
estate business, and also buy,
sell and exchange all tind of
property; also engage, in any
business which it deems proper,
such as Mercantile,
Loaning
Money, on approved security,
Mining,. &c.
The Oregon Exchange Associ
ation has the advantage over ull
other real estate firms because of
its having agents iu the different
towns in the state, and a list of
the properly that the Oregon
Exchange has for sale will be
advertised. All those who have
property to sell tire solicited to
list with the Oregon Exchange
Association, as they will receive
the benefit of cot*hkruhle free
advertising
C HADLEY,
E. ROWLEY,
Managers.
M. 8. ADAMS, Sec. & Trees.
'' UST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Shasta
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
SOUTH
AND
via
Route
or THB
A TRAINIM« SCHOOL FOB TKACHKM;
Regnier Normal Coarse ot three years. Se
nior year wholly proteMlonal. Tmlulug.de-
pertinent ol nine gradea with 2SSchildren.
luctruetloa and training in Gymnaatlea
(Sweedlab a>ateiu) and vocal moaic for public
school*.
The Noreaat Diploma ia recognlasd by law as
a State Ute Certlfleat« to teach.
Light expenaes. Tuition, hooka, board and
lodging (apnroaimately) 8188 per year. Btu
deuta boarding themaelvea, 8110 per year.
Academic gradea accepted trum high acboala
Cataioguea cheerfully aent on application,
Addtea*,
W. A. WANN,
P. L. CAMPBZLL.
Sec. Faculty.
.__
President.
MUTim PACIFIC C01MKI.
.
Cut Down In Price:
Champion Mower and
BINDER.
All other Goods in stock cheap for
CASH.
IT IS A FACT!
TU THE
Expreu Train* L««v* Portland Dally.
ar RT v F
L xa V z .
Partira«.. . .«
San Fr«ncl»eoo7:«5 a m
Fortiai»4___ .».no « B
Above tralue «top et ell «tation« between
Cortland. Salem; Turner, Marion, Jefferson,
Albany Tangent,Sbedda, Halsey. Hairiaburg,
Junction City, Eugene. Cottage Onne, Dralna,
Oakland, and all elation« from Roseburg to
Ashland Inclusive.
* GIVES THE CHOICE OF
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
Roseburg Mail Daily.
leavk .
arrivi .
Portland------ S:*0 A M | Roeeburr, .4;» fk
Roaeburg ....7:1»A M I Portland
t jnP M
DINING CARSON OGDON ROUTE.
HODSON’S HARDWARE STORE,
McMinnville, Or.
O.R^
i
SPOKANE.
We«t Side Division. Between Portland and
Corvallis. Mail Train Dally, except Ruudey,
Portland, Iv 7.-00 nm Corvallla. Iv Id» p tn
Corvallla, ar 1'2:10 p nt Portland, ar 0:W p in
*- (Daily, except Sunday,)
Portland, lv4:tepia MeMInnvIIle, Iv «60 am
McMinn, ar 7:S0 p m Portland ar 8'25 * in
YAMHILL- DIVISION,
" Arlie Mull (Trl-Weekiy.)
Portland, Iv » <0 u m Alrlle Iv 7:80 • m
We»t Dey ton, Iv l;»p :u West Dev Iv 11:15am
Alrlle, ar S 10 p m Portland, ar8
pin
SHERIDAN PASSENGER,
(Daily except Sunday.)
Portland, Iv 4:80 p tn Sheridan, Iv 8:10 a m
Weat Dayton lv«:2S p m West Davlv7:37am
Sheridan ar 7:80 p :n Portland nr V:80 n m
Dlrcct eoniiertlon at H.n Fran Frnnelaro wlth
Oeeldental and oriental and I’aclflo null .team
«hjp llne« f.ir JAPAN and CHINA. Halllug
datea «n apulk ation
Raten and Ticket« to Ea«tem potut« and
Eurepe. Allo Japan. China, Honolulu »ml
Aualralla. can be obtained fron» R. L. 11 ARRIS,
Agent, Dayton.
,
F. P. BOGERS.
Aalt. O F. A P. A. Portland, Or.
R. KOEHLER. Manager:
OXEGOX
KOHTHKIß RL - SHüRTUXÍ
VIA
Pullinau Buffet Sk'epen anil Second
Qaaa Shu-pIng'Cun« attached
to all Through Trafa.
MCMINNVILLE EXPRESS?
GREAT
MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAUL
MND
CHICAGO
SALT LAKE
DENVER,
* 0 M A HA
AND
KANSAS CITY
LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
Steomer Modne leavea Dayton for
Porthnd and way landings,
Mondays, Wedneadaya
aud Fridays. _______
OCEAN STEMERS
LEAVE PORTLAND EVEhY 5 DAYS
roa]
SAN FRANCISCO.
No. 1. A fine form north Dayton,
adjoining the town, containing 223
For full information call on O. R. 4
there were 30,000 from Califon
N. Agent. Dayton, Ore.
• *
. /^ii ।
y ▲
i tHe iiitprcpt» they iitiu in tlic Inst acres, 120 acres under cultivstion,
a O h addbesr :
ms.
resident Mark of Inter-1 campn¡gn> - jn a few states they balance in wood and pasture,house,
That the best lumber in the ninrket will bq found nt
W. II. HURLBURI*»
national Christian hndeavorers, Vqt*<L in others they read, lec- barn, .old grainery, etc, fine 20
4
GenT Page. Ageut
horse
power
engine,
with
shingle
believes that the convention featured and worked. Al! thetenden-
PORTLAND: OR..
suited in good to the Endeavor Ufa point to th« fact that very mill and feed chopper, one pair of
E. M c NEII.L, President ami Man’gr.
era, nnd also to California. He1 many of them wnnt to vote; and horses, wagon, buggy and harness ;
Their figures generally secure the
was much pleased by the recep- ■ their right to vote h undisputed by a steamboat landing on rout1 tide
contract. This is the result of
tion given Endeavorers by the I thinking men. The only thing in of farm and a railroad depot on the
c innville
selling lumber at the lowest prices.
north
tide,
orchard
containing
ap
citizens of Son Francisco and
« f»« ?»’«er of rV™**-
a fell Zdae
tbe people of California.
I "nd
‘ ples and pears. Price 460 per acre, Stay
half eash.
•
•
< pp
er or later, hvy
by Ine
the funt
fact fit
of justice.
Paiata
Oils
& JSaLKexs”
No. 2. A fine rarm west of North
WM. LA 11 BERT, Proprietor.
Saab, nQQE»..
We print the following circular
The current idea that women Ysmhili village one mile, 51 acres,
letter sent but by the Portland Min would not care to avail themselves 40 acres io cultivation, 4 acres in
Before building call on them and got prices, which are the lowest
ing Exchange, for the benefit of nf the voting privilege was well re- bop yard, young orchard of plums,'*
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
those interested in mining:
fuUd by Mrs. C. B. Colby before spples, pears snd peaches of 10
Qunlity of our work is unsur
Connecting at Yaqulna Bay with
the
Nebraska
legislature.
In
an
acres,
house
barn,
two
bop
houses.
P ortland , Ore., July 1,1897.
passed in Oregon,
Thu Portland Mining Exchange, swer to a scornful Question as to All for $2,200.
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS RETURNED
I
No. 3.. 2 acres of land, 1 acre to
recently organized from tbe moat what the women did in Colorado,
Steamship Company’s
EQUAL TO NEW,
Eregressive «nd prominent of Port- she told that 52 per cent of the total fruit, a five room house, good well
FOR
nd'« citizen», will open its office Denver vole wag cast by women al snd barn. YW00.
Contracts given for Family and
No. 4.. 2 lots 60x120, six room
In the Chamber of Coin tnerce, in though there were only two thirds
EVERY member of , . ■
regular work- Prices always Rea
aa
many
women
aa
men
in
the
city.
bou»e, barn, good well," in Day ton.
the room formerly occupied by the
Sails from Yaqului, every 8 days for sonable, and Satisfaction Guaran- .
EVERY family on
Her<anawer to‘Why the western $600.
Board of Immigration.
Ban Francisco. Coos Bay, Port Orford. teed.
No. 5. 8j acres fenced, in crop
Our object, the advancement of states were first to grant Woman
Trinidad and HumUdlt B iy.
EVERY farm in,
' Daundry three block« south of
the mining industries of the great Suffrage’ was rich. ‘It waa because snrton highway. $500.
Passenger accommodations unsurpass depot, near R. R. bridge.
ed. Shortest route tietween the Willam
EVERY village, In
No. 6. j acre in Lippincott’s ad-
Northwest by display of its ores the manhood of the East had come
ette Valley an<l California,
--- -— dilioii to Dayton. Fine location.
nnd distribution of it« literature. West!*
Abdiii Bros, are now runnigtheir . j
Fare from Albany and points west, to
EVERY Slate or Territory
Mr«. Colby’s home w»« for many $125.
We do not wish to foster auy par
-mill, 4 miles northeaH of Dayton,
San Francisco:
on full time. They are turning out I
ticular mining district or section of years in Wsshinglon, and she is
No. 7. 5i acres, orchard of ap
Cabin ..
$10 00
»FOR Education,
ples, pears snd peaches, most of
j
Oleson, Washington, Idaho or Brit well known to many in Oregon.
Steerage
. (I 00 Rome No. 1 lumber, which they are
Round tripgdod for 60 day*, $17.
ish Colunibia but to give equal sd-
trees 5 years old. $500
selling al very reasonable prices. ;
FOR Noble Manhood, .
PiiyncAL T raining ” in the P ub
To Coos B ay an » Roar O it r on it.
Vnntages to all. _ ’
No. 8. 8 acres | miles west of
Any one wanting rough lumber for
FOR *frue Womanhod.
Cabin......................... $8 00 building purposes, fencing, «ide- JU
We will be pleased to receive lic S chools —The recently faced Dayion, 2| acres in different vari
Steerage......... .
. ............ . ...
_ G 00 wal ^s, or anything else, will find
from you oy your friends as manv catalogue of the State Normal eties nf fruit, 6 acres in cultivation,
To H umboldt B ay .
earn pies of you r ores and as much School at Monmouth announces a 2 acres in pasture with running
it to iheir interest to consult with
IT GIVES all important news of the Nation.
Cabin................
|10 00 Al>dill Bros.
literature a* you may care to «end special coarse of two years in phys water. $800
Steerage.........
IT GIVES all important news of the World.
. 7 00
us, provided ail eXpresa or freight ical training for use in the 'public
No. 9. 2 acres f mile of Dayton,
- R ivkr DIVISION. Steamer Albany be-
IT GIVES the mostiealiable market Reports.
charges are prepaid. The more schools. The system adopted is 14 acres in cultivation, with young
FOR SALE.
tween Portland nnd Corvallis, through
you send us the belter your mine« the Ling or Swedish system, nnd orchard. $250.
without lay-over. Leaves Weston 12:10
IT
GIVES
brilliant
and
instructive
editorials.
the work is given by a graduate of
Will be advertised.
Nu. 10. 166^rires on Three Riv
p nt. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur • Will be sold at a great bargain, orb»
IT GIVES fascinating short stories-
day*; leave* Portland Yamhill st. dock, traded for a «mail tr/ctof land neat here,
On our part, we will exhibit your the Posse gynssium, Boston. The ers, 7 miles from .Woods on Nesiuc-
•I :0b a. m. Sundays Wednesdays and Fri the land ia located in Bocen countv, Col
•res without charge, carefully la well equipped gymnasium to the ca bay. house 14x24 with upper
IT GIVES an unexcelled agricultural department
day*.
Normal
School
offer«
special
facil
beling the name of the mine, the
orado, 150 miles »onth of Denver, «nd
story and kitchen, fruil trees, gar
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
IT GIVES scientific and mechanical information.
owner, with Ida P. O. address nnd ities for this work. The catalogue den, about 4 acres cleared, burn,
in the best aeetion of that »fate, on the
-x J. C. MAYO, T. F. & P. A ,
gives in detail the three years aca etc. $60U.
Une Of a surveyed railroiid ; »oil a »andy
tbe given assay value.
IT GIVES illustrated fashion articles.
Supt. River Div. loam, covered with Buffalo iiraM, t»o
In this connection kindly remem demic nnd professional course of
No. 11. A fine well improved
miles from mountains, and ia visited
IT GIVES humorous illustrations.
bar that there will be in our city the school, which is especially de farm of 143 acres, iu a good slate
with f e<iuent showe/*, no irrignliar:
signed
to
train
for
leaching.
IT
GIVES
entertainment
to
young
and
old.
during the month of July, 12,000
needed, 3% miles frwm good town.’ Th«
of good cultivation, 3 miles from
E. M; SMITH,"“
owner has patent to lend—no incum
' or more strangers, sttracted by th
Dayton, near boat landing, good
The bridge across the Willtiin-’ neighborhood, church on land, We furnish the HERALD and N. Y. Weekly Tribune Physician
cheap rates now in force. As a
and Surgeon, brance. Inquire at thia office.
large majority of them will Me ette at Salem, which has been schoolhouse within I mile. $6000.
Office at residence on the east oorner,
1 YEAR for $130.
your samples, you will reaaily see closed to travel while being re
No. 12 74 acres, 14 Morv bousr
THE
opposite Free Methodist church.
CASH IN ADVANI E. _ _______
that your advertisement will reach paired; was again opened to traf 16x24 of 4 rooms, burn 20x36, 2
Makes a specialty of Maaal Catarrrh.
Also general practice.
every State in the UniOIL
fic last Saturday afternoon, after acres in [orchard, ¿one £mile from
DAYTON ÉERALD.
Address all orders to
In order to receive the full benefit having been closed fortwo weeks. Dayton. $1000.
THHICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
of the iibove offer prompt oction ia There hns been new flooring hiid
No. 13. 1| acres, house 16x26- Write your name and nddreuon a postal eard, «end It to Geo. W. Be»t, Tribune Office. N»w York
necessary on your part. All ship ou the bridge, and the bolts, 14 feet in height, woodshed con
18 Pages a Week.
156 Pupere a Year.
City, and a «ample copy ot THS NEW YORK WEEKLY'TRIBUNE will be mailed to you
ments should be made and all com
STEAMERS
lightened, and it is being newly nected to house, barn 14x20-16 ft.
munications addressed to the
A paper ns useful to you ns n great 18
high, chicken house mid yard good
puintod and placed in good con
ALTONA
AND
RAMONA
daily for only one dollar a y< ar. Belter
8. WILSON.
W. G. HENDERSON
variety
of
fruit
of
all
kind,
good
PORTLAND MIKIKO EXCHANGE, dition for the great amount of
The Altona leaves Portland attlm foot than ever. A l LTHBNKW bo F THE woHtD
well. $700
Rare bargain.
, F. «. PEET, Secretary,
all the time . Accurate and fair to ev
traffic passing over that much
of Taylor street, Tuesdays, Thursdays erybody. Democratic and for lúe peo
No. 14. 80 acres, 33 under plow,
Portland, Oregon.
needed structure.
and
Saturdays
at
6
o
’
clock
a.
m.
ple. Against ti ustn nnd all monopolio».
bouse 14x26 with kitchen 14x20.
Third Street, between E and F, McMinnville
Leaves Salem ut 7 :45 a. tn . and Inde Brilliant llluxtiutu no. Slones Lj gtvat
barn 18x30, granery 14x14, smoke
It heals everything except a bro house 12x12, 2 acres in orchard.
Regarding the''Harvest Festi
pendence at 6:30 a. m„ Mondays, authors in every ntmllft-. Splendid rend- |
lug f««r women and other special depart-
Wednesdays and Fridays’.' Sunday* menta of unusual interest.
val’ to be held in Portland, prob ken heart, may be said of DeWitt's $XGOO.
Witch
Hnzd
Salve.
Piles
and
rec
leave* ludependwaoe at 9 a. iu . ; Sulem
It Mamin tirnt among “weekly’’ paper»
No. 15. 1 acre sdjoining Day-
ably in October, the telegram
Hors*.« b»ir I-1 bydiy, Wrt-K or m rilli. C 1nr.11crci.1l travelers con at 10 a. m.
In size, frequency of publication nr.d
Buys of the pavilion: ‘The base tal diseases, cute, burns, bruiser, ton, well set to fruil, good houtie,
tetter, eczema and all skin troubles garden and other improvements. veyed tn ail p iitits nt re*!>onnl>le rab'H.
Ramona leaves Portland 7:30 a m. freshness, variety nnd reliability of eon-
is to be great blocks of coal, sur
may be cured by
b it quickly and $200.
12 iu . 4 :30 p. m. Leaves Oregon City b ut*. It la pi actli nlly a daily at the low
mounted by tiers of immense I permanently. Harrie Bros.
9:30a. nt,, J p. in., 6 p in. Sunday price of u weekly; nnd its vast list of
No. 16. A good house and lot
subscribers, extending to every stats and
leaves Portland at 9 a. n^.
logs, fitted into the building after
territory ot tho Union nhd foreign coun
Jolin Griffin o- Zanesville, O., in Dayion, a variety of good fruil,
the fashion of the settler's log •aye: ‘I never lived a day for thir well improved $650.
tries, will vouch for the accuracy ami
We have arranged with the pub- fairness of Its news columns.
cabin. Then will be built up ty yenra without suffering agony,
W<> offer tills unequaled newapnperand
Ushers
of Leslie’« Weekly Ly which
against the t ini I »er inner struc until a I mix of DeWitt’a Witch Ha
we offer that popular publication the H erald together on" year for fl.
ture and cemented to the »urface xel Salve, cured my piles.* For
T|)O regular nbseripllon price ol the two
and the D ayton H kuald , the two impera is *2 50.
of the pnviiiort a covering of pile« and rectal troubles, cuts, T* te* Bandite Raerte«« Fr«m Dr.’ illtea-
combined,
for
$3
25
per
year.
Les
NSW MEANT CUNE.
quartz and shining sulphnrets. bruises sprains, eczema and all akin
Those who intend setting out orchards mid wish good trees mid lie’s WeeKly alone is $4 per year.
troubles,
DeWitts
’
Witch
Hazel
Alxire this mineral display again
It is the oldest and beat established
the best varieties, will make money by calling on or corresponding
Is to lie arranged the grains, Salve is unequalled. Harris Bro«
illustrated paper, and has been
with us before purchasing.
fruits, hops and agricultural pro-
If you have real estate that you
much improved this year
Now is
d cts of Oregon. Surmouuting wish to sell, merchandise or other
We have a choice lot of trees, and ether stock and are better your time to take advantage of thia
liberal offer nnd secure your home Uberai
the pavilion is n great dome in property that you wish to dispose
prepared to supply the trade than ever.
of,
place
it
in
the
hands
of
the
paper,
and a fine illustrated nnd up
Which the band will give prom -
Oregon
Exhingi
Animation
to
date
week ly.
nude concert. Around this dome
immcdiiitely above supporting
list your property, or at thia office.
Goto Booth’« bicycle, ivery
Van 8, owned by Sheriff Henry,
eohimns, will be a gallery spaced
and
repair shop, west of Hotel
‘
They
don
’
t
make
much
fuss
I would inform the people of Day- will herenfter, until August, be
with flag staffs which it is intend
Yatnliill;
McMinnville, for first
about
it.
’
We
are
speaking
of
De
ton
nnd
vicinity
that
I
have
opened,
kept ut the Commercial Stables,
ed to festoon between with hop
------- 1
Witt’s Little Early Riser’s, the fa
class repairing on short notice.
in
Mauts
Ar
Moore
’
s
blasmith
shop,
McMinnville,
Newell
&
DeHaven
vines
The dome itself, it is pro
mous little pills for constipation,
a
All
Kind
of
Cycle
fittings
kept
in
proprietors. 'Insured at 110.
posed, t6 bedeck with trailing biliousness, and all atomneh and
Van 8 is a popular horse in this stock.
festoons of hops.
On the sum- liver I roubles. They never gripe.
county,* and has always given
mit oT the dome is to be placed Harris Bros.
All pirties sending laundry work
•
Will do all kind of wood worx. good satisfaction. His colts, of to MoMinnvillM Steam Lmndrv,
a colossal a leaf of grain, in the
You may bunt the world over and
Also repair wagons, buggies, and which there are many in the and who leave it nt Z> Spmgta’*
center of which will be planted a you will not find another medicine
EART D18BA8E 1* curable. Ittoeot
machinery on short notice und in n county nre, generally fine look toosorial parlors, Dayton, on Mon-
•erprising
that
all
cam*
are
not
lofty staff from which will flow equal to Chamberlain’s Colic. Chol
cared, «Ince no phytu-ian ho* made worKnian liKe maimer.
dny, will h 1 ve it.delievcred prothpt-
ing and well proportioned.
io tlie breeze an immeso baniief era and Diarrahoet Remedy for
lb® heart a special study for quartci of a
ly on Saturday of the «amt- week.
CARRIAGES
BUGGIES
AND
bearing the one word, ‘Oregon.’ bowel complaints. It la pleasant, oactary aa Dr. Mila* ha* dona. The follow
ing tributa from a physician will be read
Picket
Wire
Fencing
with
safe
and
reliable.
For
sale
bi
WAGONS,
_
The entrance to the pavilion, it
with interest. 'Forsix yaara prior »0 taking
is intended tourrungc in masses Harrie Bros.
Dr. ftlms New Heart Cure my wife waea made to ord*r at the eery lowest b®«Vy pickets and continuous
—Uli
prices.
twisi, of a heavy steel wire, gal
For 25 cents you cen get a good
of mineral quarts, giving to it
I« Attor-
THOS. RALL, Dayton.
vanized, makes the best fence
the appearance of a tunnel open meal or night’s loding st Mrs. E
FRANK
E. Logan’s boarding houA ; Alder
on earth, for farms and high
ing into a mine. The entire
ways.
Write to the McMinn
structure is to be brilliantly illu al reefy tart ween 3d and 4th ate.,
Dayton.
ville Fence works, McMinnville,
minated, both interior and ex
Kun's at McMinnville, is bead-
for descriptive price list.
terior, thia work being intrusted
DAYTON, OR. ,
»Nh^Ch
»
quarters for all tropic»! fruits, con
to Superintendent Burkholder fectionery and other good things.
the Portland General Electric
•I crave but One Minute,’ said
Wholesale and Retail Dealer*
the public speaker in a husky voice;
“ -J““*
gnshipper* In
ED. HOLT,
• »«A®« MAMt,
and then he took a done of One
osetcNa,
KACH MONTH
Minute Cough Cure, and proceeded
M c M innville , - ; oregon
oopvwk > ht « a«.
JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville,
Oregon Central
BSTin 1.1. co.
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