Crook County journal., November 24, 1904, Image 3

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B LOQM. MENTION e
Mr. ('. K. McDowell left IIiIh wwk
(or l'Or( 1iii't to remain several day.
Icorgt Noble U on tlic xlik lint
till week.
.1. N. llllllliT WIIH liver llnlll lli'ilil
llit Inst of tin' week.
James McMii-n win lu town Satur
day visiting.
Titos. Arnold wiim over from Sisters
Monday mi a IiiixIiikmm trip.
Mr. A. II. 1 .1 1 t 1 1 1 it went nut to
lU'llll IflMt week to scnd n few llll.VM
visiting.
Ml Alh'i Webb, f Sisters, wiim In
tin ill.v ,vt'Mtrilii.v making final
proof mi her limiii'Mti'iiil.
W. ('. Cough-ton wiim In the city
from his Mm k ranch ill Paulina over
Sunday.
Yon Can Siv
$1 to $2 on Shoes
At tin IIACKKT SiOltK
LYerett Miller wiim lii tin city
several iIii.vm tin1 hitter hi i-i of tlic
week from Liuuoiitii.
J. M. Ijiwrwiir, of the licud Hullct.
In, wiim n IhihIiii'hm tiMiiorlu tin i lly
I tit IhmI of I In- wiik.
F. II. .Million wiim In town hit
week from IiIm rmii'li near Cllui' Kail
on IiIm wny to Sluiulko.
Mr. Taylor Hill left Snlur.liiy for
her In mii nt Moiiiitiilmliili' lifter ii
thru week visit.
llcorge I tul hi, tlic I'ntilltiii xliM'k
man. wmm In the illy trading the
IflM of tin week.
A. ('. I.ucii. proprietor of the I'llot
Unite Inn. ami It. A. Mtiuuc wen
over from Iteml Ttii'sdny,
1. Koonnnn, of Post, wiim In the
illy from hi stink ranch Monday
buying some of liU w inter supplies.
Itev. !. M.'llooth. ' inMiliiK eliler
of The Halle illKtrlet. li ft Monday
for I'ommII after holding scrvlci- In
thl rlty.
C. A. 1'nl lemon eiime In from port
land Tuesday and Ml yesterday for
Lookout mountain to look after IiIm
mining Inleri'MiM then.
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Sii'the new line of Silver
Ware at
The Wlnnck Go.'s
Ma4quarfr toe Saaia Olaaa
To the I'atroiiM of the Oregon
Nursery Company: (Ircctlng: TIiIm
Im to certify that I will replaei'. free
of charge, any ih k that fnlleil to
grow out Hprlii' delivery UhiI. Walt
forme, l. Itohcrt, Agent.
Arrniigciueiil are Is-lag innle by
IheLadl" A Id Society of t he V list
Presbvti-rlau church to give a church
fair ahont the mhtille of next month.
A law ii n I lit oT of ImotliM will lie
eni teil ami article of every ortl
ami description will Is plneeil on
Male.
County court Will convene Inextrn
session next Hatiinlay to take action
on innltcr which will come up at
that lime. Hi'veral bid ami appllca-
tlolIM Will Im pllMMfll llpOll'lIM will
iiImo the application of the lleml
resident for the Incorporation of
their enterprising town.
t'nli'HM a fall of Neveral I m-In of
miiuw prevent, a base nail game
will Im played toilay Is-tween the
High Mi'hool nine ami a elnli from the
public school. The Ms tatorM un
advised to take out heating tove
with them to hiMiire comfort. The
game I guaranteed not to is-a very
warm one.
Two purl utile nIciiiii lioller. one
of Jn ami the other of (I horse power,
have hii'ii received by the l-schlltes
Irrigation & Power company with
whlrh power will Im- generated for
driving four ilrlll Into the lava n k.
The t wo holler, with I heir big steel
ilrlll It Im Mtated will ilo more work
In n lny 1 1 1 it it .'inn men.
Want ICoark retiirneil from a busl
lie trip to Portlaml the tlrt of the
week.
Mr. K. J. Sumner made final proof
on her homiMteinl ranch Tneilay,
Slic exi-tM toi'ome np to the city
ami reside here thl w inter.
P. It. Polmlexti-r left the llrt of
the week for Portlaml, w here he tin
len called to apM'ar a a wit in of
the state nicalllMt the McKlnley-Ware
Filter ilefemlaalM hi the tlmlMT land
pl' IMtl'lltlollM.
J. 1.. Wlmlom wiim In the cll.V
Wiilni-Milay from hi Culver raneh.
Mr. YVImlom l'l he huln't U-icnn
to ilrlll for oil on hi plaee yet, hut
that lie'Xi'tel IiIm proM-rty wnnhl
imi't the muni! faleiiM other rani hi'M
In that vletnlty ami lfore hm
wonhl I' lioreil fall of holeM.
The Crook County Itank, whleli Im
one of the lieiite!, mot eomplete
ami finely fiimlhei liiiltiillni In
FiMtem Oreuon, oniiiiI It iloorM
thl week ami eoinniemeil n n-Riilnr
hmiklnu: IniMlneH. The ix-rMonnel
Im iim follow: V. A. P.iMith, prenl
ilent: C. M. KlkhiM, vlee-priKlilent;
Freil WIIhoii, eiiMhler. The hoard of
llni'torM Im i-onipoMi'd of the nlHeer
of the hank and I. F, Stewart.
Toy for the Children. Per.
finncM for the Crown I'p .
The Wlnnck Go.
HadquaMr toe Bmmtm Claut
Mj AA
Call
fur a Free Nam pie
WIiiiicWm TulUt Cream.
1 your for the aklnu:, and
Im piod.
J. V. ItarneMiind wife were In the
rlty frmn Iteml the llrt of the week.
Mr. Itnriie made lliinl proof on IiIm
honienteiid.
C. V. Flkln. w ho I nerloiiMly III
with hraln fever at hi home hi thl
rlty, I reported to ! hut little Im
pro veil. .
F. T. HIiriflnM and Addle Fouler
wen-out In the Ulne MoiintalnM tin
tlrt of the wevk liK-atlnu a party of
eatem M'opleoit HiiiIht cIiiIiiim.-
Call nnd examine my line of nhlrt
ninl nmlerwear. 1 inn Hiive yon
money on thl line, (lormley tin
Tailor. i':l
W. II. Foter and F.IIIm Lnnfthlln.
Htirkinen of the Paulina dUtrlel.
were In the rlty tradlngthe hint of
the wei-k.
The Weeotid of the winter hop of
the Athletic niM latlon will 1' jrlven
at the cluli hall tonluht. l'romlHi I
Kl veil of a mord hn-aklnn attend
ance, V. A. Hell, .1. F. Spinning and .1.
I.. McCnlloch returne.1 hiHt week
from n two weekn huntlnn trip MHnt
In the vicinity of CIiHhIiiiiim and
Silver hike.
Many of it have heel) wont to
think of our friend who have taken
upelulniMcMit on Aucmy Plain a
on a fair way to Htarvatlon nnleH
they can chew wheat and tlm
The olllclal vote of Crook county,
which wiim completed hint week,
hIiowm that HooHcvclt carried the
count v hv "." voteH, ahont a law
a majority iim wiim ever itlven In till
county to a candidate.
Much InteivHt Im IicIiik taken In the
gynaMlum chiHMe which hiHtructor
Shtn-kley ha owuil.eil. The work
f.ie the winter Im well under way and
only the development of hra wn
inimcle appear on the
Hi'lu'diile.
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The Illtle.Vyear-old moii of Milton
Zi'll while a UH vent to IiIm ( IiIIiIIhIi
curhmlty liiMt wei'k ilrank the con-
tent of n toil Hi of polrtoii. Dr.
ItoHenlMT wiim called and for He vera I
hour It wiim ilouhttul whether the
child would live. He 1 Kelt lux
alonjj; nicely now and ha almot
recovered from the cffiA-tM of the
drill,'.
S. X. WIlkhiM. of Corvalll. father
of Mr. Ih- Wlnle, ami wife have
Ihtii In the city the pat wii-k vllt
Inifntthe Wljtle ranch on Crooked
river. Mr. and Mr. Wilkin came
here from the rant when they had
li-n 'ndlnur the pat three month
at the SI. I.oiiIh evpiixll Ion nml other
noliit. Thev left yeMterday for
tkelr home In the valley.
ti. M. Paul, of lla.vtnck wa In
Frldav. Mr. Paul Iiiim Mecured the
Mchool nt I'oKland nml wilt com
meiue leai hlll then-the lt of le
eeml'r. Hercnort that there wa
coulderal de talk of the oil Htrlkc
which Dave Harnett made on hi
ranch lut week and from all Indica
tion It look u If they had the real
thlii);.
Two brother named WIIhoii wen
nrrcHted at Iteml hy deputy nlieiiff
.lame Smith and brought over to
Jail lat week. They were ari-ctcd
on a warrant from Prairie City
which charged them with horm'
Mteallntf. 'Monday a deputy Hheiiff
of Crant county arrlvr-d hen- and
the t wo prlMouer wen- taken Hack
to Prairie City when- they w 111 Htand
trial at the next term of the circuit
court.
The Journal I tintherliiu; a rapid
ly a poHMllde from the varhniM
t hiflil ny; out lit lu tin- county
HtltlHtM reKarillliK the total out
put of wheat, oat, hurley and rye
durliiK the pat year. A noon a
t hew tl re an coin plete they will
Im kIvcii In detail. From pnnent
Indication It Im evident that the
wheat yield will Im nearly double
that of lat WIIhoii w ith a nHlit In
ert-line In the other cereiil.
Article of Incorporation of the
Madra MIIUiik and Mercantile com
pany, capitalization f.Vt,(MHI, were
Mill with the Htate nee ret a ry hint
wii-k. The heaihuarterH of the com
pany an nt MadraH and the otllcem
named in the pn'rH art Max Putt,
pivHldent; II. F Dletw-I, treamnvr:
S. P. Conrov, Heerctnry and Ki-neral
mnmiKer. The new mill which Ih to
l enited will I' completed early
next yenr In time to handle the next
production of wheat.
Fire dintroyed the residence of
Jonn Pino at an early hour hint
Friday lnoriilui. The Maw wa
dlHcovercd about o'chn k and an
alarm turned In. The ftameH were
flrMtHccn IhhuIuk from the roof and
worked their way rapidly to the
ground floor. Both ilepartmt-iitH
arrived lu a few minute' time, but
little could lie done to prevent the
total dext ruction of the bulhlluK.
The lion!' had lnin mcupled ilurliiK
the pat Hummer and fall by Marry
Barne who lot hlHhoneholdcffe-tH
lu the blae. The building Itnt-lf wiim
valued nt l'."tl.
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FIELD GLASSES
and OI'KUA (M.ASfK.S fur luy
or ninlit line, Ti-k--iiH-i, Head
iiig Kltt-us. M liquifying glnt-scu
of the bi'ft quality ottered at
piion thut are KHJHT.
m 7D7MSONS
Mr. .larley w ith her wax work
created no cud of aiiiiiwinent when
he ap'an-d with her life like fixure
l-fore n crowded hoile at AthletU
hall lat Friday nluht. The pro
gram all the wny throtinh wa
exceptionally yfn mid Mr. Jiirli-y'
exhibit were a very if'dltnble j-r-foruianee.
Warren Chute oni'd the
evening' eutertalument with one of
IiIm umiiiiI pleiiln piano m-li-rt Ioiih,
and wa followed by n ipiartet
wlirtlou by Mr. J. II. JtoeiiU-rK,
Mr. C. M. Flkln. Dr. C. K. Krlward
and J. IS. Shlpp. Ml Kidder con
tributed a very iiiiiuIiik reading
which called forth a round of np
plauw. Mr. Jlnnett made hi flrt
np-araiice l-fon a l-al audience
iim a reader and hi "Tradin J-"
wa an exceedingly laughable Meier t
loli. The wax work, of courne,
were the center of attraction and
did not fall nhort of cxrWitlon.
Joe laren a a Celewtlnl mid Urin e
Iray hi the role of a colored gentle
man were ho near "life like" that
even their 1t friend failed to
recognize the -ronalltle under the
dlHgiilw. Mr. II. P, Ili-lkiiiip, a
Mr. Jarley, guhh-d the varlou
flgiireH through all the laughable
natlcN they -rformel. Among the
other who iipH-ared a wiix figun-H
were: "Frank Fonter, Ml MetalllH
trr .Mr. Jlnnett. Mr. Jlnnett, Wilda
Salomon, Chan. Chrltlanl, Leo
Lafollett, Claude Terwllllger, Irene
Itnriie, Kthel Smith, Ml Cyru,
Iva liooth, Cuy Iafollett,. Lizzie
Ketclium, Handolph Ketchuin, lilrdie
Morrln, Nnncey Whitett, Iceland
Id-lkimp, Wllford Px-lknnp, Virgle
Whltwtt, tiara and Pi-rtha Homey.
Ml Sharp and Mi Fay Hodge
outrlbuteil n piano duet to the pro
gramme and MlCeole Smith a well
n-ndenil vi-iil nolo. The evening'
I'litertalumeut wa brought to a
loHf with an hiMtrumi-ntal trio by
leTH F.llefMon, Smelw-r and Ken-
niily.
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$S to $2 on Shoes ;
At the HACKET STOUE !
PERFU IVI ES
A new iiild vnricil Helectitm of
KKHi Kit's, ll.UtlSUiMlK'Sainl
other jierliinii-H, In any imiiltv.
AIho uiiv lirmiil of iteiit nu-iii-l-iili'K.
In fact, eve rythitig t'"'t
Hhuiild Ih- ,uIiI in tirnt rlua
ilriiB i-tore.
ninl
winter'
Kit'M''W''t''t,'r''5
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A complete line incliHliiiR all
grndes and wi-lgbt. Stationary
ror tlie little folksi, la snmu
boxen. A. A. WaTKUMAN
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At ADAMSON'S
K'f-l4'WMiM'
Nam Lenier and Loin Wlnkleinan
were In the city from Silver Lake
Monday on their way to Antelope.
Mr Wlnklemnii ha lciined the Occi
dental hotel there and will iiHHUine
Hie management of It the first of tin-
week.
W. It. Ford nrrlvod In l'rlnevllle
Tiiombiv and will rewlde with IiIh
father, Prof. It. A. Ford tlilH winter,
Prof. Ford's family moved over from
IiIh ranch nt Sinter lat week and
thov are now occtui.vlnu; the houe
recently vacated by B. F. JohuHon.
At ADAMSON'S
An nlnrm of lire brought the 1ioe
conipnnh'M Hcurr.v lug down to Ward
Koark'H hiiIimui TueHilay morning
where iv few live coal from the wtovc
had got under the floor nml Htarted
the wood to blazing. Ah kix hi iih
the Hinoke wiih een coming from the
Hour nn nlarin wa turned In, but a
few HwlngH with an ax that ojiened
up the board over the bhue and the
anollcntlon of a couple bucket of
water put out the tliune befoii' the
fire coinponleH arrived.
F. M. Lowland came up from
Culver TueHilay where lie ha been
HuoerUitendlng the drilling of a well
on the Harnett ranch. Mr. Love
land confirmed the report In regard
to the oil Htrlko anil wiih the Mint to
notice the petroleum a It wa
brought up with the Hand and hIiihIi.
lie came to the city In reHpotme to
ji letter written hy The Journal to
Mr. Harnett, when the tirt report
of the oil strike reached here, unking
that the fact In the matter be given
to tills paper for publication.
subHlHt. Thut Idea will be complete
Iv overthrown If you will stop nt
Klrby'H Htore and link him to hIiow
you Home Agency l'laina vegetableB
lust brought in hy Win. Flli. There
are HinnplcH of some of the finest
potatoes we ever saw, one weighing
'2 pounds; a rutabaga weighing
six pounds and a turnip three,
These vegetables, he says, were
nlanted In July and have had no
Irrigation whatever. He says they
have the finest watermelons and
sminshes imaginable. So home
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Ceorge Wlesner, nn employe of the
lK-Hchu ten Irrigation & Power com
puny, committed suicide Tuesday at
the company' exHrlinentnl farm a
little over two miles north east of
Head. He had Ihth working at the
lilaie during the day where lie was
seen bv other men working about
the farm. Sometime during the
night he sllpied out of the cabin and
hanged himself by a rope from a
Juniper tree. Ills body was found
the next morning. AVIesner claimed
his home at Sclo and It Is said had
showed signs of Indng mentally un
balanced. HI actions around the
men were regarded as peculiar and
he had Ihvii sent to the extHrlmentnl
farm In order to keep him away from
the men he constantly annoyed.
A letter received by The Journal
from Fldon Hamilton, a former
resident of this city who Issucwssful
Iv enuaged as HUiH-rlntendent of
some of the biggest mines In Yiulr
Itrltlsh Columbia, conveys the news
that the town In which he Is living
wns nearly wlKjJ out of existence
on Ha oweeti nignr ny nre. i tie
blaze started In a drug store and
with the aid of a strong wind burn
ed no several blocks In-fore it could
tie gotten under control. Mr
Hamilton state that the portion of
British Columbia he IhIuIs enjoying
an unusually mild winter tins yenr.
Generally at thin tlino there art-
twelve or fifteen Inchon of snow on
the ground, but so far thin winter
none has fallen. Some of the inlnen
he in compelled to visit nre located
111 region where Ix-tween tlfteeu and
twenty feet of snow cover the
ground during the winter. Mr.
Hamilton write that he still clings
to the stars 'and stripes although
In the eight yearn he has been In the
Canadian country heyhas climbed
up to a big fat salary and has things
pretty much his own way. He wax
married in Yiulr over two years' ajjo
since which time a little girl has
blessed the union.
f We have Just received the
finest line of Imported China
ever brought to Prlneville.
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Heating Stoves
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That Wil! Heat
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v e nave an unusually large as.rt- :
men t of Heating Stoves in all of the and give univessal satisfaction.
beit style ami makes.
Prices ranging from $2, 75 to $25
We guarantee these Heaters to burn
W e carry six different styles of Steel
' ' eS8 w0x an' give more heat than any
ltanges, also cast and steel Cook Stoves.
other Heater on the market.-
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Coal nd Gm, Too.
The Enct Thins Required lor Constipation.
'Ah a certain purgative and
Htomach purifier Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablet h seem to
In-the exact thing niiulml, strong
enough for the most robust, yet mild
iiough and wife for children, and
without that terrible griping no
omiuoii to most purgatives," say
It. S. Webster &. Co., Cdora. Ontario,
Canada. For sale by D. I. Ailam
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In reply to the letter sent by The
Journal to Mr. Barm'tt regarding
the strike of oil made on his ranch
near Culver nml asking him to give
this pajn-r the fact In regard to the
matter, the following wan received
yeHtenlay: '
F.dltor The Journal: Yours of the
isth lust at hand, and will nay In
reply that I have not as yet found
IH-trolfum In any great ipiantltles.
but we have found tine Indications
and they get In-tter an we go down.
rhe well Is now 215 feet deep and In
a grnv Htandstomi formation The
slush looks iim If it might lie half oil
and will bum readily when tire" Is
applied to It. There have Int-n
several eastern men here and they
nronounce It a sure prospect for
H-trole urn. The gas, in escaping
from the well at the present time
nml Minimis like steam from an
engine. We have also found coal In
small quantities.
Very truly,
D. W. Burnett.
BORN
In this city, Friday, Xovemlier If,
to the wife of Clarence Oilbreath a
0-pound boy.
MARRIED.
At Halsey, Sunday, Xovemlier 2(1,
Miss Mary Kirkam to Mr. Samuel
fiuUiford. The young people are well
known In this vicinity and will make
their home nt Halsey where Mr,
(Inlllford Is engaged In business.
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OFFICERS:
W. A. Booth, Prldeot
O. M. Elkins. Vic Pretident
Fred W. Wilson, Cahir
DIRE0T0R8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkins,
O. F.Stewart, Fred W. Wilson.
Transacts a General
Banking Business
Exchange Bought
, and Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
Mtvils of all kinds S
St-rved to Order. J
Oyster house
And
Lunch Counter
O'SEIL BROS., Mmmmitrt.
Open all hours
Day ind Night
Fish and Oysters in Season
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fill
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rpEr?r3ragEr5t5lSHSBEi
Remarkable values in Fall and Winter Underwear at the
R21QKET STORE
J. S. KELLKY, Pkopriktok.
Gall and Examine Them
Ladies Spring Heel Shoes
Children's Velvet Hats worth $2.50. Our Price SI. 50
Boys Caps, excellent value - -25 Cents
Men's Heavy all Wool Sox 05 (JJents
WATCH THIS AD EVERY WEEK
At the- Powell ranch on McKay
creek. Sundnv, Xovemler 20. Miss
Ida It. KaglantoMr. Hichard To well
County Judge W. A. Hell performing
the ceremony.
DIED.
In Portland, Wednesday, Novem
ber lti, Mrs. George Wright, of Sisters.
The funeral was held at the family
home at Sisters last Monday after
noon, the Kev. W. P. Jlnnett, pastor
of the Methodist church of tills city
performing the ceremony.
At Albany, Tuesday, November 12,
A lie Ilackleinan. death resulting
from pneumonia. Ieceased was a
pioneer of Oregon and Crook county,
and owned an extensive cattle ranch
on Camp creek. Two sons and a
widow, living in Albany, survive
him. Harry Ilackleinan, who has
charge of the ranch In , this county,
Is a nephew.
Mrs. John Cyrus j
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A NEW LINE OK T
I Collars, Belts and
! Silk Waists
f Latest Ik-slgns In Silver-
t ware and Jewelry. Notions 4
t of all kinds. Writing Tab-
t lets. Pencils, Novels, Sewing
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Machines, and Needles. 4
I SO.MK CHOICE BARGAINS
t In Holiday Goods Which
J Will be in Stock About
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No Poison in Chamberlain' Cough Remedy.
From Napier New Zealand, Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Hoard
of New South Wales, Australia, had
nn analysis made of all the cough
medicines that were sold In that
market. Out of the entire list they
found only one that they, declared
was entirely five fom all poisons.
This exception wan t'hamberlaln'n
Cough llemedy, made by the Chani
liorlaln Medicine Company, Ues-
Molnes, Iowa, U. S. A., The absence
of all narcotics makes this remedy
the safest and best that can lie had;
and It Is with a feeling of security
that any mother can give it to her
little ones. Chamberlains Cough
Remedy is especially recommended
by its makers for coughs, colds,
croup and whooping cough. This
remedy Is for sale by D. P. Adiuuson
J. V. BOONE
Maker of the cele
brated Prlneville
Stock Saddle
Saddles and Harness
Latest Improved
Ladles' side and
stride sa ddles,
bits, spurs, an- "
gora chaps, quirts
and hackamoit's.
A Full Line of Stockmen's
Supplies
Write for Prices
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Now is the Time to .buv heatintr stoves
and our stock is complete and our prices
right. It .will be to your interest to see our
line and learn our Prices before purchasing.
We also sell - - - ...
1 BORN STEEL RANGES
the best steel range on the market
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