Polk County itemizer., August 27, 1908, Image 1

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DO YO U REMEM BER THOSE
GOOD B A R G A IN S YO U GOT A T
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Faull’s Hardware
last year? W e are prepared to treat you just
as squarely this year.
W e Shave
Our Profits
to the lowest notch, consistent with the quality of
goods we sell.
You Will Find
Us Stocked up
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O re g o n
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$ 20,000
office help than w e can meet.
q u a lity o f instruction.
O ur school a d m itted ly leads all
I t pays to attend such an institution,
A n y bank, any newspaper, any business man in Portland.
a Greengage plum tree9 inches in length
that had on it 40 good sized plums, and
' tipped the scales at three pounds, This
; small branch Mr. Williams cut off of
the tree to lighten its burden of fruit,
as became necessary with all the limbs,
or they would break down with their
Cashier K. Hay ter has been visiting great load. This but goes to further
friends in Douglas county.
demonstrate the value of Polk county
Miss Georgia Martin gave her Sunday soil for the raising of any kind of fruit
school class a picnic in the park Satur­ and is not an unusual occurence by any
day.
means. Where trees have any kind of
E. C. Kirkpatrick has bought a lot at ¡cultivation and attention they bear
Newport and expects to build there n e x t, heavy {.rops. An(1 the8e crops are never
Miss Gertrude Davis was married in
Portland Sunday.
Miss Mytle Davis, of McCoy, is visit-
ing friends in town.
The Tongues of Fire are holding tent
I meetings in North Dallas.
Yankee Boodle had the coin
lift I And administration.
Yankee Doodle showed disgust—
So does all the nation !
Better candidates there were;
These were all rejected.
But the fat man of fat trusts
Cannot he elected.
equipm ent,
FISKE, THE BEST PRINTER.
Oregonian
Ajt l Yankee Doodle felt quite proud
.a, I Till he met his better.
Yankee Boodle had his name -
hist a change of letter!
Yankee Boodle showed him tricks,
§ Made him feel much smaller.
’ Mongst the trusts he shrunk in size
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were fat and taller.
laid a Business Man: “ Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
k. It will win out in the end.” Said an Educator: “ The quality o f instruc-
1 given in your school makes it the standard o f its kind in the Northwest.”
3pen all the year. Students adm itted at any tim e. C atalogue free,
lerences:
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Krebs will Pay SO Cents for Picking ,p
Several New Residents in Town 0 -
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ploy a large faculty, g iv e in d ividual instruction, receive m ore calls
ers in
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I There lie found the office l>ov 8 ,
| Minding ‘ ‘ Big Stick Holder/’
And the trusts a helping him,
Growing always holder.
Yankee Doodle, feeling sore,
Savs fat will be fry in’
In an aim to buy their way;
But it will be Bryan!
Labor cannot be appeased,
Taft has such a record,
Sherman is a Wall Street, man
And his course was checkered.
an be relied upon year
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| a failure, but can
Mrs. Stella Donley is down from En­ after year. Some years may not yield
terprise with relativer at Dallas and
as abundantly as others, but a good av­
Monmouth.
erage crop can be relied upon right
Ben Phillips came down from East­
ern Oregon Saturday, where he has been along. There is no better soil foi fruit
culture anywhere in the world than right
working in harvest.
here in old Polk county, the only thing
Miss Lulu Dempsey will be a teacher
in the Baker Citv schools during the needful being to give what you attempt
coming school year.
to raise the same amount of attention,
Mr. H. L. Fenton is back from Bel­ thought and care that you would bestow
knap Springs and visited his family at on any business which you expect to
Newport over Sunday.
make a financial success of.
Wm. Shewey stuck a sack needle in
his hand the other day, and now has a
serious case of blood poison.
Ten million feet of lumber is being
Roseburg has just let a big contract taken down the Willamette river by
for paving with bithulitic at a cost of the Spaulding Lumber Company in the
$2.84 a square yard, not cubic yard.
form of an enormous log drive contain­
Dr. Frank Sibley is here from Illinois ing timber for use in the Spaulding
mills in Salem and the paper mills at
on a visit with his uncle, Judge J. E. Oregon City. The drive passed Inde­
Sihlev. He is a brother of our Jack.
pendence last week and is now in the
G. H. Wilkes and wife have returned neighborhood of Salem, where three
to their Colorado home after a long vis­ million feet of yellow fir will be taken
it with the landlord of the Hotel Gail. out of the river for sawing, and the re­
mainder will be taken on to Oregon
W Crabtree, who is working at the City. The majority of the logs are fir
I county rock crusher, got. his foot badly
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and pine and were cut in the Spaulding
ma8hed Monday by a rock filling « in it. «mips oh the McKenzie river near
It is said that Walter L. Tooze, junior, Waiterville.— Statesman.
who lately graduated at Ann Arbor,
Michigan, is soon to open a law office in
Dallas.
Pig Log Drive.
Prices up and wages down,
Jobs as scarce as dollars,
Shops are idle;trnsts said “ Close!”
So we wear their collars.
Yankee Doodle’s wiser now
Finds no use of tryin’
In their party for reform—
lie will vote for Bryan.
Copyrighted by Fred L. Loftin.
The Fate of Delinquents
ropontiv
A newspaper publisher
ien who
brought suit against forty-five men
would not pay their subscription obtain­
ing judgment in each claim. Twenty-
eight ot them made affidavit that they
owned no more than the law allowed,
thus preventing attachment. Then un­
der decision of the supreme court they
were arrested for petit larceny and
hound over in the sum of $.‘100. All hut
six gave hail and they went to jail.
The new postal law makes it larceny to
take a paper ind refuse to pay for it.—
The Paftsman’s Journal.
ANOTHER CURIOSITY.
B. L. Hunt, an experienced laundry-
man from Portland, lias arrived to take
charge of the wash room at the steam
laundry.
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Ladies White Canvas Oxfords,
regular values *1.50 and *1.75,
Childrens’ White Canvas Oxfords,
regular values 75 cents to *1.25
27-inch Lawn in neat and stylish
design
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12 1-2 and 15 cent Organdies,
Batiste and Swisses
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August Bargain Sale 10 Cents a Yard
August Bargain Sale 50 Cents.
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20 cent values in fine Batiste and
fancy Swiss
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Broken lines of Ladies’ Oxfords
and Sandals, regular *1.50 to 2.50
values
August Bargain Sale 15 Cents a Yard
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August Bargain Sale $1.25 a Pair
All our 25c, 30c and 35c fancy p
summer goods including about 50
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different patterns, a very choice se­ /qvs
lection
Ladies Tailor-made Suits, Shirt
waists, Skirts and Coats at
Wholesale Prices
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August Bargain Sale 6 Cents a Yard
August Bargain Sale $1.00 a pair
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During this month you will find many items o f
good merchandise marked fa r below actual values
W e have decided to cut prices unmercifully on cer
tain lines in order to clean up our stock. Quotations
given below represent only a few o f the many good
things we offer. W e strongly urge you to call and
examine the goods and prices
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r&nkee Boodle holds the fort,
| Feeling bold and hearty;
n * I Yankee Boodle fixes things
•JA j In the trust’s own party.
A . P. Armstrong;, LL.U., Principal
Y e occupy tw o floors 65 by 100 feet, have a
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YANKEE DOODLE AND YANKEE this
Kola Neis, Julius Linens and < atliu c #'
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Linn. The resumption of contra cling is
BOODLE
due to the near appoach of harvest time How Po!k County Can Raise
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and the necessity some of the growers
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are under to raise picking mOnev. The]
Kinds
of
Fruit.
sales show hut little profit to tlie grow­
Yankee Doodle, dreaded his best,
ers, but will probably save them from
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loss
and
enable
them
to
tide
over
what
Mr.
Otho
Williams
brought
to
our
Where he said he’d have hi» say—
they fear will he a poor market year.— office yesterday morning a branch of ^
è That was his intention.
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with a full line o f Heaters, Ranges and Cook
Stoves, also useful articles for the Kitchen, Pan­
try and Laundry, all High Grade Tools, Farm ma­
chinery, etc., Not wishing to carry over any V e­
hicles or Implements, we are prepared to give
you the best prices on these.
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D A L L A S O R E G O N A U G U S T 27. 1908
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August Bargain Sale 19 Cents a Yard
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Mens’ , Boys’ and Childrens’ clothing are now p
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0 see what your dollars will do during this month.
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Polk Leads When it Comes to P
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The Bee Hive Store
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The militia boys will get out Sunday
Mr. W. Ullrev was in to see us Tues­
morning and measure their rifle range
. nd get ready to place the targets when day morning to tell us of another curi-
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
Fiske, the best printer
they arrive.
ositv that has happened in Polk county,
This office can furnish you indexed j SK ID O O
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O R SE A N D C A T T L E T A B L E T S
Dr. McCallon went down to Portland ; which, by the wav, is becoming quite books of all kinds.
To the supporters of Bryan and Kern Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Laws, who noted for extraordinary happenings—
Twenty per cent discount on furniture
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
of the state of Oregon : We are on the has been afflicted with a carbuncle for thi .gs a little out of the common run. until August 15.—Guy Bros.
Dalton.
eve of a great political battle under the several months.
Your Stock Look Like the Top Price
Mr. Ullrev on Monday brought up from
Get your tire set at Fred. Warner h , Makes
leadership of Bryan and Kern. We ex­
There was quite a dearth of physicians his farm to his Dallas home a full the household ti-«-«eUer. in 15 minutes
pect to achieve a splendid victory for
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Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle o r the
popular government with the host na­ in town Tuesday. McCallon, Boll man blooded Jersey heifer, that was 7 or while you wait.
condensed essence of the drug. Th ey don’t contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. A re just
and Starbuck all being in Portland on
tional platform written in the life of the
as
good
when
10
years old as when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Ask for
Lyinin Lee, of Baker City, is here
months old that day. The reason tor
professional business.
try once S K I D O O Condition Tablets, or S K I D O O Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera,
political
parties.
We
are confi­
vicitiug his aunt, Mrs. J. E. Smith. He amt
bringing
it
to
Dallas,
was
so
that
he
Blister,
Cathartic,
Heave. Fever, H og Cholera, Distemper, Pink F.ye, Colic tablets or Louse Powder,
dent of victory. W e hope to see every
A room in the Riley building has been
¡8 engrged in the mercantile business Spavin Cure or Barb
Wire Liniment. Distributed by T H E B L U E B E L L M E D I C I N E C O . ,
follower of William Jennings Bryan and rented by Cooper & Whiteside, the could give its udder proper attention in that city.
incorporated; Capital Stock $300,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
John Worth Kern in line and ready to moving picture men, and they will and keep it from caking, as the calf
Take Kodol whenever you kel that
do their part for popular government. move therein as soon as it is ready for
wfas giving milk the same as any old you need it. That is the only time you
So let us uni.e and fight, go in and win. them.
cow.
At
the
time
he
noticed
it
the
calf
need
to take Kodol. Just when you
This is the peoples’ fight, Remember
S. D. Steffy brought his cub bear to
it costs money to finance a campaign.
had a bag as large as any Jersey cow need it: then you will not he troubled
town
Saturday,
the
one
we
told
of
his
with sour stomach, belching gas on the
Will you help us? We must maintain
capturing last winter It is now six and on examination he found it to he stomach, etc. Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
headquarters, post lithographs, hire
filled
with
milk.
lie
thinks
he
will
months
old,
and
proved
quite
a
curiosi­
hall, engage speakers, distribute litera­
J. L. Castle has at his store a Har­
give the hag attention and then let the
ture, swing banners, all of which cost ty to many.
per’s Ferrv rifle that was made about
money. Send in your contribution to
The J. H. Hearde company played to calf dry up as he does not need the 1786. This rifle belonged to his father
John Montag, <>26 Hood street, Port­ fairly good houses the last three nights milk. The heifer is not with calf, nor over a hundred years ago, and went
land, Oregon. Books will be open for of last week. They deserved larger
T ill, BEST ROOFING
through the war of 1812. It was form­
inspection before and after election. Al­ houses, as their playing was a success in has not been. The only solution Mr. erly a flint lock, was changed to a tape
ON TH E M ARKET
Ullrev can give for the calf’s early ac­
ex Sweek, state chairman, M. A. Mil­ every particular.
lock and finally changed to a gun cap.
Made by the Northwest Roofing
ler, national committeeman, J. B. Ry­
complishment
is
that
while
running
This is certainly an heirloom of w hich
Saturday Will Middleton endeavored
company, Portland. Does not buc­
W p will be ready to furnish brick by
an, secretary.
to lix the idower on his separator while with other calves, it has been suckled Mr. Castle may feel justly proud and the 15th of July at our yard one mile
kle, Guaranteed for 10 years.
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the machine was in motion. He was bv them, and the milk glands thus you may find it. well worth you» time to north of Monmouth on the Dallas and
struck in the head by some portion of it, stimulated until the flow began. He step into his store and examine it— Monmouth road,
L. C. KOSER
Dayton Herald.
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Agent for *’olk County, m
There are many thousands of people, cutting quite a gash in his scalp.
has heard of such an occurrence before»
all over the world who can attribute
Mr. J. S. Cooke and family, of Enter-,
Win. Faud has gone back to his old
their good health to taking one or two Iowa home for a recuperating trip and hut never had a case come under his prise, in Eastern Oregon, have decided
observation.
Brandreth’s Pills every night. These relief from business cares for a few
to locate among us, he having purchased
pills close the stomach and bowels« weeks. He will he joined at Spokane
the Albert Stafrin i>roj>erty in the first
a
stimulate the kidneys and liver and by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cochrane.
ward for $2,000. Mr. Cooke is a lawyer ,
purify the blood They are the same
by profession, having been located pre- j
We
have
been
out
of
business
now
for
Mr.
J.
T.
Ford
writes
the
Itemizer
fine laxatiye tonic pill your grandpar­
viously at Enterprise, Silverton and
Elfi [RiriTY FOR
FOR IIG
HTING IS
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EXPENSIVE
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IIGHTING
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ents used, and being purely vegetable that he is now engaged in the confect over a year. Every one that owes us has | Salem, but has about decided to quit | ^
they are adapted to children and old ionary business in Hood River. His been advised of it. We must close our the pra tice, and engage in other lines.
business.
Any
accounts
on
our
hooks
re­
10 PfOPlf WHO ARE WASTEEUl ÄND CARE1ESS.
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Just what he will do he has not yet de-
of manhood and womanhood. Bran- | confectionery. surely an appropriate maining unpaid or arranged for, settled, cided, hut will not l»e in a hurry, and
after
the
1
st
of
the
month
will
lie
put
title
for
that
region.
ilreth’s Pills have l>een in use for over a
seek some congenial occupation. He is (
10 YOU, WHO ARE NATURALLY (ARTFUL,
into judgments. We want to make
century and can be obtained in every
i in love with our climate.
Several hobos have called at this office
drug or medicine store, either plain or this week for exchanges—quite an un­ this plain. We shall sue on every ac­ I The editors of Everybody’« Magazine,
IT DOTS NOT COMI HIGH.
count remaining unpaid where we can
sugar-coated.
usual thing on this side of the river, as find the party.
! adopting an ingenious method of get­
tramps generally follow the main line
ting
the
Venzutdan
row
before
the
pub-
E LLIS «V KEYT.
of railroad
Maybe they have found
(lie, have selected an advocate for the
It i« economical beeanseMt can he quickly turned off when not
out that Dallas is without a night watch.
| prosecution, and one for the defense,
Hop pickers in Oregon will make
needed. With gas or kero-one there is th»* temptation to let light
and
have
appointed
their
readers
the
Company H held an interesting bn*d-
| more money this year than ever before,
Imrn, when not needed, to save bother of lighting and adjusting.
Ernest Dihler, who came to Portland jury. George W. Crichfield opens wit i
according to Conrad Krebs, the owner m as session last Thursday evening
a starting array of charges hacked up
In some homes the electric light bill amounts to only about $2 per
of the two big yards at Independence Roy Wasaoin was made secretary of the from Chicago with a stolen automobile, bv gieat eloquence and fervor. He
month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for less
|and Brooks. “ I believe that the iedi civil organization, L. A. Bollmtm treas­ was placed in the physician’s care yes­ leaves one with a feeling that under
vidual earnings of the hop pickers will urer, and Conrad Stafrin. B. M. Guy, terday aftern»s>n. He is held at the the Monroe doctrine Castro is com­
money than electric light, but does it save you anything when it
this season average the largest sum in Bert Teats and J. D. Collins form the , county jail. Dihler served in the Phili­ mitting crimes that ought to cau«e war
limits opportunities for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight,
ppics
in
the
Fifteenth
Cavalry.
While
executive
committ
e.
They
arranged
tin* history of the industry in Oregon.”
smokes your walls, mars decorations and increases household work.
there he received a wound from a bolo. And then Colvin B. Brmvn steps in and
I said Mr. Krebs yesterday. “ I base mv I for a smoker late in September.
Dr. C. C. McCormick, who attended paints Castro as a patriot who has had
You can probably save a dollar tomorrow by going without your
prediction on the fact that there are
While endeavoring to clean the gn in Dihler, said that this was probably the everything against him from tin* start.
hardly any leaves on the vines this saeker on his separator Tuesday while
meals, but it wouldn't he economy. It is not so much what you
Smith
A
Shelton
will
carry
full
line
!
cause
of
his
present
suffering,
and
that
year— in fact they have not l>een so ; the machine was in motion, James
pave, but how you save, that counts. We are always ready to ex­
leafless in years. This will mak$ the Miller, of Bridgej»ort, got his hand fear­ i it would lie liest for him to undergo an of ladies’ tailor suits and tailored waists
plain the “ ins ami «nits” of the lighting proposition to you. Call
nicking easy. We have decided to pay fully mangled, the impact throwing the ojK*ration. Although Dihler’s suffering in all the latest ruts and weaves this
on us ur phone to us. YVe arc never too busy to talk business.
$1 a hundred for picking, notwithstand­ belts off. He came to Dallas and had it j is at times intense, Dr. MeCornack tall. They are also carefully selecting
their
fall
millinery
so
that
they
will
!>
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«aid
his
condition
is
not
serious.—Ore­
ing the low market. Most of the grow­ dressed, hut as our doctors were out of
more fully prepared than ever to please
ers have reduced their picking price to | town, went on to Inde|>endeiice. He gonian.
everylxwly. Nothing shoddy or cheap
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80 cents a hundred, but we feel the J will probably lose two of his fingers.
will find room in their emporium, hut
pickers are entitled to receive good
with their great amount of experience
wages for their work.” The Krebs yard ! We have a cony of the Grand Haven
Wednesday’s Statesman has this to in buying they have been ably to get
will require 106) pickers this season, Michigan Courier Journal, which an­
nounces the death of Ccnrg*» Wiseman, say of a popular Dallas citizen, hut we the very choicest goods at prices that
and most of them will he secured in
Portland. Mr. Krehj ojiened an office of Munica, recently, of cancer, from 1 are glad to say that tLeir reporter was will please all. the rich and |*>nr alike.
K. W. K E AR N E S , Manager
in the Worster building yesterd
and which he had long suffered. Mr Wise­ ••iitirelv misinformed, a® our Johnny is The ladies oi this county are going to
has already engaged a considerable man was horn in New York in 1*81, and | as well as usual: A. S. Benson, secre- he delightfully surprised this fall, ns
Office on Mill street, just north of the court house
Dallas, Oregon
nninl»er of pickers. Hop contracting 1 i>ed there until h< went to Michigan | tarv of the Salem ¡odge of Elks, yester­ nothing ban been sj»ared by this popu­
ha- lieen resumed, a large number of j in 1*61. He was married in 1*69 and day received a telephone message to the lar firm to please their patrons. Mrs.
Phones: Bell, 421, Mutual, 121*7.
leave-, a wife, two daughters, i sister, effect th it J. C. Mc-lmltr, of Dalla«. well Smith will I. home the last of the
deals of this kind having been made in
month with their millinery and they
tli • l^pt t h r e e d a y T h e prices paid have and two brothers, one whom is our J. J. known in yalem, had his leg broken at
will the” begin to prepare for the gtaud
been 7, 7*4 and 8 cents. Dealers re­ Wiseman. He was a man much respect­ some mountain reaort and was being
opening later.
| brought u> Portland.
ported to have made contracts within | ed in bia comunitv.
Call For Campaign Funds.
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For Sale by RAY & CO., Dallas, Oregon
Brick
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July 15th
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