Dayton herald., October 05, 1900, Image 1

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DAYTO N, OREGON,
F R ID A Y .
O CTOBER
5. 1 9 0 0 .
VO L. X V I ____
« ^ • T h A i -H« baij > la publlabed on]
Vridava bnt in order Io get it in fnorning
L . ¡ the .ley of publication, the neper i.
S în ted Thursday afternoon- This re-
£ n lro a that all matter Bent by maW, to
insure prompt Inaertloo, and all matter
or p u b lC u S . ehowl'l bereiwived at th l.
«Bice on W e d n e s d a y ^ »
ARmVAl
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m.
« t o p . na.
Tittp . m.
a -00 p. m.
Butter 3ó cents per roll.
Kgt» l(> te n ti per dosen,
wheat 47 to M) cento per bushel.
Flue clgareat postoffice «tore.
Freah bre«d at po»tofHce «tore.
New good« arrivin g 'al Miea Lulu
Becker’«.
- , , ,
Mr«. J. W . Fishburn ia visiting
in Salem.
C, W. Powell hae gone'to Idaho
on bueinere. e
„
D. B. Abdill of Portland, ia here
on busine««.
A lot of graaa eeed for «ale cheap
nd Kt h » ,
i l i , 'N «w Or­
ela, o with
Japan,
»uth Amer
bln,
or nd Jreaa
«AM .
rtla a d .O r.
by Win.
McMinn-
yare first
»roughly
»publican
»1 loader»,
of the
thoughtful,
I Thuraday and
nearly «0 year«
1 taa United
_ eat Family
ol the hlgheat
m e n , and rltls -
italna a ll the
. at
«eneni
V N E u p to huili
¿•Jullia reading
fam ily, old ano
eh are accepted
ud country m ar­
aud Iteraaaln«.
ee, 1.0c per^year.
The steamer Bonita is now m ak­
ing regular every other day trips to
McMinnville.
Chris Nelson has been' ap­
pointed keeper of the Yam hill
locks.
Thousands of Chinese plieas-
A » B AIE $PARTURk OF
nts have been slaughiered this
A rri rea.
reek.
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n o e a. m.
i^»p »•
The wingdam at Fesster’a, just
below Lambert’s is being repaired.
I t is much in need of repairs.
The fall term of Dayton public
school opened on Monday. There
was a larger attendance than ueual.
Charles Hadley and family left
here the first of the week for Hood
River, where they expect to make
their home.
Mrs?Martha Addison has rented
Captain 8iropaon«’s house, in Ma­
cy’s addition, and will occupy it as
a residence.
D. L. Green of Satein, who ia
buying hops for Squire Farar of
that city, was here ou Saturday
at Thoe. Hall-
sampling hops.
Rev.
John
Mr«. Branch, wife of
Branch i« «eftously ill.
H on. Thos. H. Tongue will de­
The reported «ale of hope by
liver au address on the political
J. Avery and Frank Berry ia off.
issues, Monday, October 8, at 8
A new "kte ha« been laid along o’clock p. m., in the court house
the front of Mra. Bradley’« reel- at M cM innville.
Nineteen Hundred Goods
at THE RED FRONT,
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
K R E D 1? V8z K A S H .
Kredit may be considered by
■ feitiie aa-argreat konVewience, but to
the majorilw it has proven the great­
est kurse inflicted upon njankind.
The next in kin to Krekit is Kash,
and konsidering the konveniences
derived, our would-be friend, Kredit,
kannot be konsidered in the same
kategory ns friend Kaeh. The Day-
ton Grocery Kompany koming to
the above konklueion, and believing
that thia komnounity will koncur
with us, we offer you for Kash, a«
follow«: A komplete kollection of
ksndies, ka»ned goods, kookie«, and
krackers, koffee, kokoa, and kokoa-
nut, kandles and kerosene, korn
meal and knndensed milk, k lam e
and korned beef; in fact everything
usually kept in a first klaaa koun-
try store. Kpm and see ua.
IN THE MARKET
With a large and well assorted
stock of merchandise. For good
goods and bargains go to
NICHOLS & GABRIEL.
The Red Front.
Absolutely Free
Freight Paid.
O B IT U A R Y .
Peter Jenson, little son of Peter
and Annie Jenson, passed away at
8 :30 o’clocx Tuesday morutag
„ r jm h « r 27. He was born in
July 1896, being 4 years old and
past at time of his death. His « Auc­
tions in sickness were borne with a
patience that would be fitting to one
of riper years. He was sick 1»
days with cholera infantum. He
was a kind and obedient child; and
loved by all. /F u n eral took place
from the Adventist church New­
berg Friday, Burial iq Newberg
cemetery. • •
CHICAGO STORE
McMinnville, Oregon.
Wraps Jackets and Furs.
We have now on sale our entire
Fall line from the Greatest Cloak
House in thie country,— the Jno.
Anisfield Co,, the Greatest maxers
of Fine Garments in the Unted
States. We have
;on.
Ei EDITIO».
and You got
'■"'7
i than auy other
rtca
Ila nawa
id la equaled by
from the Boo •
In horonahneea
Ihe presidential
111 be Invaluable.
I Im partial. Till«
to you at thia
oveof tha area*
T h rle e -a W e e k
onr aye on the
hin«—take »he
w e n t to know
Thrlce-e-W eek
paular aubarrlp-
We offer U il.u n -
AYTon H aaa i.n
regular aub-
nn
iN T
,Tti? O n e e q re o f
W ill sell ctieap
rt HaeaLD office
YOU may be the luexy one.
Better come often.
. .
Presente may be Been in our Weal
Every color in each style of 'h-*
Nobbiest Jacxets you evereaw from Window.
$5.00 to $25.00.
.H ESS BO DS.
H A N D 3O M E
W RAPS, from
$2 00 to $12 50.
Never have we shown such an'
G O LF .CAPES, from $6 00 to
elegant line of DRESS FA B R IC S
$15 00.
AND S IL K S as we are showing for
Fur Boas, Capes. Collarette.
We asx you to defer buying until
you have seen the C H IC A G O
STORE L IN E . We not only give
you the BEST M A D E GOODS,
but we sell the C H E A P E R than
inferior maxers are sold.
i
Fall.
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Hundreds of pieces of*the New-
est productions of Foreign and Do­
mestic looms-
In Fine Fabrics the Homespuns,
Camel’s H air and Zebellnes pre­
dominate. .
,
Fine P lata »nd Embroidered
French Flannels, trt all the colore
of the rainbow.
You need 4to’ looX the stoex
through to appreciate the vaetneee
of it.
dence.
Tlie government snag boat last
ÉBSBflBBSESBSBS
Profit Sharing with Our
Dr B F. Swick drove to 8alem
week, came up and cleared the
on bueinees Saturday, returning
Ro Bleep on In thy be»u{T*
Y am h ill river, from the mouth to
Patrons.
Tliou nweet aiiffei cniKl,
that evening.
By sorrow unblighted,
McMinnville, at all snags, maxing
By
ain
undeflled.
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A new walx will be laid, in front the riyer in good condition for nav­
b ike Ihe dove to the ark.
ol the Ponnay property, next to the igation.
Thou h«at flown Io thy reat,
7 -^
We give to the Lady holding the
From the w ild ae ao l alrlfe, .
H ekhld office.
.ruexv Number a Handsome Blacx O U R
To the home o l the b.eat.
E. E. Martin, the gentleman who
Satin^uchese DRESS P A T T E R N ,
A b complete a line of school «up*
Weep not lo t him who la now •» « • *
purchased I. E. Fenton’s undertax-
Dressmaking Department
pliee a« you wil1 flnd i,v Yanohl11
Where care »“ d P *1»» “«
ng and furniture business, has
value, $20.00.
lid ha» reached the haven of the bleat,
And reallaed tin Mortal Jor
comity, at Harrta.
On the same date we give to the Flooded with worx. We do it well
rented Mrs. Bradfey’s house on the
HI« aplrlt am l'ea fiom that bright ahore.
Gentleman holding the L u c V and at a reasonable price. , — — _
- ,W J- Croeon and family have corner opposite Mrs. Simler’«, and
And aoftly whlapera, "weep no
moved into the Nichole house back w ill move his family there.
Num bers pair of 8 N 0 W S F IV E
C H IC A G O S T O R E .
of the barber ehop
Miiss Myrtle McDaniel has re D O LLA R SHOES and choice of
B. K. M artin, of Oregon City,
Virgil Karl left here Thursday for
any
H
a
t
in
the
house.
ceived word that her brother, who
The Dalle«, where he w ill attend has purchased the undertaking and
ha« lately been employed in con­
furniture business of I E. Fenton,
nection with the- iron workn of Pu
high «cboolthia winter. —
Is the tim e we put in nt our store,
and has moved his family here., Mr.
ebln, Colorado, met sudden deatn a
Mias Emma Booth of Port Or. Martin will continue the business
nnd all we a9k is a fair salary for
fewdays ago by a heH vy iron falling
chard. Waeh , ie here visiting her
our tim e, and legal interest on
at the old stand.
Hnd striking him. She has not yet
,
x
o
«¡«ter Mr«. Leonard Litacher.
money invested.
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W
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Armstrong
who
has
the
L
earned
the
particulars
of
the
sad
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- “J»ba” ha« become religlouely
accident. The deceased leaves a
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Inclined they «ay. WhyT»ak«one. R. Alderman land to farm, has
moved into A . L. Alderman resi­
wife and one child . .-Eli Seese
Because he love« to «ay Oraoe.
>
dence. Mr. and Mrs. A. L Alder-
live« above Dayton has rente«
Then will be preaching in thq
guarantee o our who
the A. M. HoekinB property at the
man have moved to their eon Innia We intend to do business in Dayton, and we wlil
per
Krangttrcsl church, Dayton next Alderman’s place at Pleasdentdale.
'ail'd also guarantee that »a can save you from 10 to 50 j
corner of Fourth-and- Jüver streets
1 Sunday at 11 «• no by thepxrtor
all your grocenea. All » . » b ¡a lor you lo call and allow
all
and will'move down löst soon
Tha Dayton Cash 8tore. will
C. Overbaugh, traveling' freight
M’rn. Manning returned « few days
us to prove this assertion.
For Men, Round Top 8hoes, $3 -r>0; in all
agent for the 0 . R- A N . Co., waa open for trade on Monday next,
ago from a visit' at Tenino, Wash.,
in Daytod a couple days thia weex October 8, in the room foim erly
where hi« »on run« a saw mill. He
styles— every pair warranted.
attending to burineaRnf hie ffompaey occupied by J. W. E xon , in A.
thinks the Sound country is badly
T h e W ald o rf
H a t, $3-
Thoroughbruee ~
oveiestimated and came home
The W. C. T. 0 . will meet at the O. U . ,W*. block, Ferry street,
more thoroughly imbued than ever
home of Mrs. C. W. Simler F ri­ Dayton.
(One door Ndrth o. »arris’ Drug Store.)
$3.25.
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with the idea that Yam hill is the
day, October 6, at 1:80 p m sharp.
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D.
Du«-»«
and
fam
ily
have
richest
truck
patch
of
the
North
A fine line of neatly trimmed
For Ladies— Capes nnd Jackets. T h e best
M. C. E. M c M IL L A N , Tress.
moved to the C K 8pauldi».g farm
we8t — Newberg Graphic.
street hat« at the New Blue Front
line
ever shown. Shoes in in all styles and
in the Plessantdale neighborhood.
Millinery Store. Call and «ee them
E d . H erald :— This being a day
prices. Underw ear and Hosiery.
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Mr D u i’in haa rented the farm.
set apart for brethren ot. the A. O.
ludiea.
Mr. and Mra Eli Seeee who have
U. W. to meet at my place to haul
Douglas Hadley and wife and been living.onJJbe place have moved
me wood for use at my house; also
«on are living in town now. They
We expect
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occu py the building next door south to Newberg.
one load .each to. school house at
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The C. K. Spaulding Co.’e saw­
1*< .ta r a I I ’ a
Dayton, the following named were
of Powell’s,
M
mill at Newberg being shut down
those who did so: Geo. H. Baxter,
I. K. Kenton, who has been away for the purpose of placing new ma
Wn> Paxson. John Starr, George
for some time, came up from I or'’" chinery in the m ill, J- W . Coffin
Bertram, Fred Bertram and wife,
land the first of last week, and re- who is employed there, has a short
the latter assisting in preparing
mnined until thia morning.
to arrive any day. W a it for them if you
lay off until the machinery arrives
dinher. Others were too busy to
want the Latest Styles and Lowest Prices.
Mrs. Ida M. Courtney, and chll from the East and is enjoying his
cotue. All have my sincer lhanks
«Iren, who have been visiting Mrs. vaction at his home here.
for kindness to me in mv affliction.
J. W. C imivert
Courtney’s parents at Lebanon,
Oscar C -rter who advertise
Linn county, arrived home this
D ayton , Or., Oct 3, 1900.
cow for sale in.l^st week’s H er
C H A S . P . N E L S O N , Manager.
week.
! ! That brace and bit borrowed of
Sizes from 14 to 19 Years.
. ,
came hurriedly into this office,
' Cor: B and 4th St '* M c M in n v ille , Or.
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A surprise party was given Miss first of the week, an^ handing the
Charles Hadley, without hi« con
sent, so mentioned in H erald last
Nelson Wednesday evening, at res publisher the money to pay for the
week, was returned. It i« w e ll; the
idenceof Miss Lulu BeeKer Mwafc ihe ad. ordered it taxen out, re­
individual who borrowed tool«saved
in attendance had an enjoyable, marking that he did not want the
llrouhleali
around, and acted wise
time.
whole country running afler him
ly.
Mr. Hadley wishes to state
And everything usually kept in a first ?lass
George Owens of McMinnville, that the ad bad brought him «buyer
through H erald , that he found
Grocery store, sold at popular prices by
has for sale Cotewold Ewee and and that he had «old the cow- He
the brace and bit, and thanks the
Bucks, eligible to regielery. Price has no more to sell, he said. By
borrower for returning them, and
$8 to $12. Also Bronxe Turxeys placing an ad in the H erald , if you
advises the individual when want­
have
a
cow
to
sell,
you
can
dispose
and Tulous Geese cheap.
ing an article hereafter, to get con­
of her, if you w ill sell at a fair
The G. A. R Relief Corps will
price. There are other« who want
And everything Hint ia proper in Men's Furniahing Good.. , sent of owner.
give an entertainment at Nichol s
E v e ry th in g
in
F is lih u rn ’s
cows; also horses.
hall on Saturday, October 6
An
L. K. W A L K E R , M cM »*NVtu.E.
store
w
ill
be
sold
at
lower
prices
On Mondays. B t Fay and J. B
excellent program has been pre
than at any store in Y a m h ill
pared for the evening. A supper Riley sawed down the venerable old
cherry
tree
which
many
years
has
county.
J O N E S
&
7 S E D A .M S .
will be spread, and ice
McMinuvIIle, Oregon.
Nichols A Gabriel now have a stood in the south >ard of the Day-
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Union Block,
large stock of childrens c lo th in g - ton hotel, an d cu titin to stove wood.
boy’« suits, girl’s cloaks,etc , which The tree was set out 35 years ago
they are selling at prices that all by Mr. Riley, and from the time
it commenced bearing fruit-jrtwo
A good buggy horse, perfectly
can afford to buy.
year« later— the tree has been lo w ­
sound, kin d , gentle, and safe for
W hen you have cash to spend ed with cherries. The fruit was
a woman to drive, w ill drive
rem em ber and spend it with about medium sixe— black and
either double or singlu. In good M A N U F A C T U R E LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
those who have carried you very good quality. The tree meas­
condition. * Can be had at a
through tlw season. Fishburn ured 21 inches in diameter when
M c M i H m villr , O regon .
jargain. i f sold soon. C all and
cut
down,
and
when
cut
up
made
should get his share.
see the an im al. In q u ire at this
a good sised pile of wood. I he
“ I wish to expre«K my th ink- n»
Captain Clyde Rabhe who has boys and biids, who made them­
office, or of L . Litscher. Dayton,
the manufacturer«of Chamberlain's ;
been running on lower Columbia selves Lee to use the fruit in the
Colic, Cholera and Diorrhea R--m
river steamers of late, is now on ( fruit season; will miss the old tree
edy, for having put on the market (
the Pienmer
steamer Ruth
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NEW
MILLINERY
me
«»«•»“ with
------ Captain
■ . Lvesy much.
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«uch a wonderful medicine,” «ava |
Bell. Mr. Rabhe has many friends
AT THE
W W . Ma»«ingill| of Beaumont.
not express me
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here, as he jglso hae along thp upper
Several weeks since J W. Coovert
Texas. There are many thousand-
— 8prjngerof Philadelphia, when Dr
lUtUIIII »-«"W a44*i
rara—- —----
NoiMnc
W illamette, who are pleased to see when at work op his farm, in stoop­ gains at m e ivacac«»
tb « rh M iu o í Ute. d r .t e lw
of mothers whose children' have
him hsex again on the
which ing to lift a piece of wood or board, M cM innville are more' attractive King.g fqew Discovery cured her of
to n d u » m I t h . “ »AJ» ' f i ” -
UORDOVA O *«dl»u
11 i< ht . «III
r from <t«nlritmi»
I been saved from nttacka of dy»eu-1
« m r. •« « » •
ii> one of the most popular W illam ­ ran a thistle or briar into the right iust now, it is im portant th at e y - 1 R hacking cough that for many
,1 Ut» lnn»lf-ont
She
d w o r .ttv »
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and
cholera
infantuA
who
m
ust.
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.it
ti,o
»nnd«
it
yeari
had
made
life«
burden.
Is now arriving. Hate and
« « .o r d lo n .» T h . I - - dyeur.
«ye bail. He did not suffer a great ery dollar bring all the goods
ette river byate.
U t.
aleo feel th in k tu l. It 1« for *»ie !
deal at first from the slight wound can. See th e ir blankets, under­ says: “ After all other remedies
bonnets are now being
A man from Butieviile, this weex
[ ta * e or m ansion. Mad« in a li colora
and
doctors
failed
it
soon
removed
trimmed for the
b^ ^ L ^ H ^ L ' "
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’ aad tb a » o * d elira la l lo ia »»!
purchased 3 lots in LafayetU*, with After doctoring it himself, he wear, hat« and caps and notions.
• T A M B A R » « I L C1».
thought beet to consult a physician T h e ir Star 5 Star Shoes are the the pain in my chest and I can now
and aold pvorywhwra.
a five room house, barn and other
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He went to best values in this county for the sleep soundly, something 1 can
improvements, for which be paid regarding his eve.
scarcely remember doing before. I
Salem and had hie eyeexamihed by
$100. W hatie the matter Layfay-
O c to b e r 1st a n d 2 d ?
feel like sounding its praiie through
physician of that city, who informed money.
ette? I t is the belief with some
out
the
universe.
”
D
r.
King
shew
A large Block of the latest and most
Are you suffering from rheuma­
that it taxes a saloon to build up a him that the right » « ’ r “ " 1* J*"
For the speedy and permanent core ot
Discovery la guaranteed to cure all styilsh inltllneiy Is being received which
tetter, «alt rhenm and eczeinu, Chant;.»,
town, Lafayette muet h«ve a half etroyed, and he advised Mr. Voo- tism? if so, call »t this office and
troubles
of
the
throat,
chest
or
berlain's Eye nnd 8kfn Cfintmsnt fc
will be disposed ot at
d««en in addition to what It already vert to have the eyehalltaken out, get a bottle of Northup’s Rheuma­ lungs
Price 50c and $1. T ria
wttbont «n equal. It relieve« the Itch
to prevent any bad effect« whtc
tism, Dyapepeia Cure and Blood
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has to build up, it would appear.
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lo g and smarting almost Instantly nnd
might result from the wound in Purifier. A purely vegetable prep­ bottles free at Harris’ drug »tore.
Ladle« are Invited to call and Inspect ltg continued one effects n pennnnant
Until November 1, 1900, the New futare. Mr. C. did not have the
aration for the relief and curt of ’ When you smoke get the beet
-»cipu-«. «ternurg-tet..i»«.ra»wjimr.
. u.
.. -i„„
cure
It alio enrea itch, barb er» Itch,
York Weekly’ Tribune wlH beaup- operation performed at the time. diseases of tbrustomsch, liver and
goods before pun-husl g.
hf|Ml
nipp]ps jtchtng riles
■avD-aooz ra«.
cigars and tobacco— you can get
o rrïa " ni.ih.■««
plied subecribere six months for 3W He afterward« went to Portland
H aveenployed a first «-las« milliner chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
them at postoffice store.
who will arrtvo here about the 81st of granulated lids. ____
rents. The Weekly Tribune is a and consulted a physician there, kidneys.
Bread, cake«, and all kind of
Bread, and rakes fresh from
dollar paper.
The Tri-W eekly who informed him that the eight
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l Dr. CairiS Ceniltio« Fvwdew for
confectionery
at
H
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Oliver
a,
Mc­
the
oven at H . Oliver’s, McMinn thia month.
Tribune six monta 60 cents.
i are the
ihe best tonic, blood pnrlfie«
was entirely destroyed, but that he
Fruit, eggarand other farm produce
Minnville. Aleo lunch when -de­ ville.
takou I d ««change for millinery.
* d vermifuge Price. Sficenta, Boldb-
Fishburn has ju st received a did not think it necessary to re­
School hoolrt sod ijchool supplies
M ISS L U L U B EC K ER . I
R- L H A R R IS
new stock of Air T ight Heaters, move the eyeball. He prescribed sired.
Best quality and cheapest »totloaery s t
a remedy for healing the eye, which
at
Harris’.
and you ean aave money by buy­
poitoflk-e
storv.
Mr. Coovert finds of benefit.;
Yes, we have the goods. They aré
paid for and we can give them away
if we- so desire. Of course you
would not ask us to do so, and no
businessman w.ould follow sucha
course very long.
FOURTEEN, HOURS EACH DAY
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3L
QHtCAOO a » 0 M -
N ew
F a ll
G oods.
T h e D a y t o n G r o c e r y Go.
H A M B LIN T H E CLOTH I ER.
■ WE PUT ON SALE TO-DAY.
50 Boys’ Long Pant Suits at 85.00.
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FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY.
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