Any ol These in HUlaboro.
There are about eight classes of
town killers, and every town is af
flicted with one or more of them.
First, those who go out of town to
do their trading; second, those who
are opposed to improvements; third
those who prefer a quiet town to one
ot push and business; fourth, those
who imagine they own the town
fifth, those who deride public spirit
ed men; sixth, those who oppose
movements not originating with
themselves: seventh, those who
oppose every movement that does
not appear to benefit them; those
who seek to injure the credit or re
putation of their neighbors. Prine'
ville Review.
A Young Mother at 70.
"My mother has suddenly been
made young at 70. Twenty years
of intense suffering from dyspepsia
had entirely disabled her, until six
months ago, when she began taking
Klectric liitters, which have com
pletely cured her and restored the
strength and activity she had in the
prime of life," writes Mrs. V. I
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Sets Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
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Malaria, Biliousness and Veaknes
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Price 50c. Guaranteed by all drug'
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A man fiesh from San Francisco
throws illumination arouud the
calamity that befell that city last
April. They were moving the de
bris from the ruins ot a huge sky
scraper there the other day, and he
looked on. Scores of bodies he
says were taken out from beneath
the ruins. In one spot what seemed
to be a family of five from their
proximity to each other and geuer
al appearances, was found. Under
neath ruins everywhere bodies are
found and instead of the small fig
ures at which the fatalities of that
terrible week are placed, he says
the victims are to be counted by
the tens of thousands, reaching an
enormous total. The true lacts of
the appalling loss of life he declares
are not for prudential reasons, dis
closed by the newspapers or cor
respondents. Corvallis Times.
A WATCH FREE with every tuit fo
ISoy'a Clothes at Hoyt's.
Danger From The Plague.
There's grave danger from the
plague of Coughs and Colds that
are so prevalent, unless you take
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Mrs.
Geo. Wall?, of Forest City, Me.,
writes: "It's a Godsend to people
living in climates where coughs and
colds prevail. I find it quickly ends
them. It prevents Pneumonia,
cures LaGrippe, gives wonderful re
lief in Asthma and Hay Fever, and
makes weak lungs strong enough to
ward off Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. 50c and i.oo. Guaran
teed by all druggists. Trial bottle
free.
Assessor's Notice.
( Equalization of HKHl Assessment.)
To the taxpayers of Washington Coun
tv, Oregon : Notice is hereby given that
the Hoard of Equalization for Washing
ton County, Oregon, will convene in the
Clerk's otlioe at the Court House, in
Hilldboro, Oregon, on the 22nd day of
October, l!M)l, and continue in season
0110 wet k, or until the 27th day of Octo-
Iwr, l'.to, , inclusive, for the purpose of
publicly equalizing ami correcting the
tax lict of Washington County, Oregon
for the aiwHmiient tuado in the year llKXi
llillnboro, Ore., September 20th, 190i
tiEO. H. WILCOX,
AsacsHor for Washington County, Ore
gon.
Notice of Dissolution.
N Hie it herel.y ulTcn that tlx Arm heretofore
exltlng under the name ol HuiMleyA Corwl
wa diaolved by mutual eonariit Hepiember I
I'.MI. Alltrcnunta due the old firm ahotild be
seillel at our ami any rial mi again! the unit
will I adjusted timn prwnutlun.
1'aled Hillaooro, September 10, Urn.
IIOlnI.KY . COKWIN, Hutchers.
At her home at Pleasant Hill
near Sherwood, Mrs. Hannah Eli
alcth Calkins died last week Tues
day. Mrs. Calkins was born iu
Canton, Ilradfard County. Penn.
September 8, 1833. She came with
her parents to Illinois at an early
age. From there they moved to
Utah in the early settlement of that
territory, where she was married to
Sylvanus Calkins in 1851, return
ing to Iowa with her about 1854.
With her husband she crossed the
plains U Oregon in 1864, arriving
in the tall of that year after a six
months' journey, settling near La
Fayette. They moved Irora that
place to Tleasant Hill in 1868.
Two sous, Kli S. and Chauncy I.,
both now living on the home place,
and Ivlecta M., deceased, were the
children bora of their marriage
Mrs. Calkins leaves a wide circle of
friends.
The Weekly Oregonian and The Hills
voro Independent, both oue year for $i.
Railway Croaatlea
The United States Deparment of
Agriculture has been taking an ac
count ot the annual consumption
by the railways of the country of
lumber for crossties, and the results
are somewhat appalling. It is fig
ured that in 1905 no fewer than 84,
000,000 ties were consumed by the
entire steam railway system, or the
equivalent of three billion feet of
lumber. As this does uot include
the large and increasing amount
used bv the electric railways, the
seriousness of the problem will be
apparent.
The railways are awake to the
gravity of the situation, though for
a reason different from that which
is arousing the anxiety of the gene
ral public or that portion which
gives a second thought to such ques-
tions. One is worried over me
supply; the other considers the 300,'
000 acres of woodland annually de
nuded to meet the demand of the
railways. The Pennsylvania Rail
road company, with no especial care
for the forestry aspects of the ques
tion, but with an eye to its own
needs, has begun the planting of
trees as a source of tie supply. How
tar this will come from meeting the
calls of the future from this system
alone will be seen from the estimate
made by an officer of the company,
that It would require the planting
of 1,300,000 trees each year, a forest
of 39,000,000 in all, and the perma
nent occupation of 15J square miles
of land allowing 400 trees to the
acre and thirty years for the growth
of the trees to the size required.
Perhaps the questions will have
to be settled ultimately by recourse
to substitutes for lumber ties, but at
present the concrete and metal sub
stitutes are little beyond the expert
mental stage. Other railways than
the Pennsylvania have begun tree
planting, but on a scale that is in-
finitestimal in comparison with the
annual consumption of from 80,-
000,000 to 1 10,000,000 ties. Atten
tion is therefore being concentrated
for the present upon better methods
for the seasoning of ties, greater ac
curacy in spacing, ana in general
upon such improved practice as will
secure the greatest service and the
minimum of wear and tear.
Tablets ! Tablets 1 Tablets!
At McCormick's.
Colonist Rates.
Commencing February 15th and con
tinuing daily to end Including April 7th,
1900, and from September 15th until Oc
tober 31st, l'JOG. colonist tickets will be
sold from the east to points on Oregon
unes via rortiand.
following are rates from some of the
principal points:
From Chicago, III t:tt 00
" Hloomington, 111 31 80
" Peoria, 111 31 00
" St. Louis, Mo 30 00
" Memphis, Tenn 37 50
" Omaha, Neb 25 00
" Kansas City, Mo 25 00
" St. Joseph Mo 25 09
" Sioux City, la 1.. 25 00
St. Paul except via lower Mis
souri river uatuwav 25 00
Denver, Colo 25 00
Corresponding rates will lie nimle
from other points, and will apply to all
points 01 uregon Lines.
W m. McMcrray,
General Passenger Agent.
Prunes Dried.
I5ring your prunes to Frune Dryer,
Seventh and Oak streets. Work guaran
teed satisfactory. Open for business
now.
C. II. Rhodes, Hillsboro,
Say People
I'o you want something in writing
pajier that is up-to-date and the latest
style? If so, call at McCormick's music
store and see his new line of paper and
envelopes in fancy linen with Hillsboro,
Oregon embossed on every sheet.
Time to Face About.
lue recent scathing exposure of
graft In bl-h place has been a good
thing. It has cleared the air of get-
rich-qulek uiIiihuiu. . But there is dan
ger or going too far. It Is useless to
bombard with ns pound sheila where
rifle balls will rout the eneiyy.
There Is a big chunk of honesty left
in tills country, and the jrraft expo
sures only nerve to bring out that com
forting fact. If the mass of men were
not honest there would hart been no
vehement public expressions of horror
at the revelations of crookedness.
There Is houesty left, and honest ways
at)ound of getting good money which
the getter may hold under titles no In
vestigation can smirch.
Sunday' School Rally.
There will bo a Sunday School Itally
at the Chrixtian church, Hillsboro, on
Sunday, October 7, at lo o'clock a. ni.
Kverybody invited.
Try Creura of Wheat for breakfast, for
s tle atMesinger'a.
Cornelius Foundry.
The Cornelius City Machine Shops
and Foundry is ready to do all kinds of
repair work. Saw-mill work a specialty.
All Work guaranteed. Give ns a trial.
Citv Foundry A Machine Shop.
New Millinery Store.
I wish to announce to the ladies of
Cornelius and vicinity, that I have
opened a new np-to-dat millinery on
Muio street, Cornelius. You are Invit
ed to call and look over my stock.
Miae Lula M. Coleutaa.
"Arw you opt! to iunrrlavr Lt
asked.
.o." ri-ll'-J the lady who una re
ceived dVirrw from thnu colleges. "I
do not bjwt to uiurriiie r . It U
mervly the fa.-t that one cannot Ret
Biarrled without having a hul.und that
n dlUke."-Chleago ltecord Herald
Everyone shonld subscribe for
ill home paper, In order to get all
the local news, but to keep In touch
with the world's dally events
should also read
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John Milne's and Mr. ?ent-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Executrix's Notice.
Notice ts hereby given thai L D undersigned,
have been, by the County ( Buw ol
Oregon for the County of a ttelnf to' appointed
executrix of the eatate of Sara Ju9 Waters, de
ceased, and have duly qigJilxJ assault. All
penons having claims nf04' i1 are
hereby notified to present UK " 10 "lth
proper vouchers, at the
Abatractors. In UiUabore, Oregon, within six
t6) mouth, from the date btf"'-
Evlt WILKES,
Executrix of the Eataw ef "Van Jn' Waters,
deeeaaed.
W. N. BAKhETT. Attorser" rMM-
Iu the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Washington.
IITHIf MATTER or THrf-'TATEl
Order hi show caute wny order fur sale of rsai
eel ale ihould not be shvIs.
It appearing to the Hon. I ' Goodln, Judge
or tbe aald Court, by the petition heretofore pre
Billed end died by Grass & tiur th admlnla.
tratrlsortheeauteoftieunis- 0an' olsosassd,
praying for an order of mil uf real eelale that It
Is neeeaaary to aell all of IM real estate belong.
ing to theeauie of aald seeeaaed, lo pay ths
charges, si peuwi u,i eWsw against said setale;
Aud it appearing lortber from said petition
tbat owing to ths ebaracier snd quality of said
lauds belonging to aald esaie, It ts desirable and
for the bevt Interval of tbi trial tbat such prop
erty, tr sold, be told at trlrste tale bj said ad
nilnlmratrix.
It la. therefore, Ordertd bT Uoo J. W.
(iood in, Judge of aald Court, thatall persons In
terekted Iu the saiateoitid deceased appoar be
fure said Coumy Court ca U 1Mb day of October
I'.im. at lU.-uo o'clork a. ., of said data, at tb
court Knora of aald County Court at the City of
HillsUiro in the Counlv of Washington, State of
Oregon, to ihow eauae wby an order should not
be granted to said Greet fl. Oon. admlnlatratrli,
to aell at privets aalo tosmcb of tbe hereinafter
described real oatate of tM aald deceased as shall
be neeeaaary to pay the) tbsrges, expenaea and
claims against aald eeutt, aald real estate so to
be sold being the following, to wit:
Bvglunlng at wnter of kc 22, T 2, 8. B. 1 W
W. M., thence W. 87, 1C ch.; thence 8. 40 cb.
thence K. 29.7Scb.; tbesee N. 21 deg. E, 18. ag
cb. ; llienoe N. 22. 60 ch. sore or leas to the place
of beg., containing H2 tent, mora or leas.
N. W. yt N. W. aw it, T. 2, 8. E. I W. W.
M., contalulng ia'res, "
8. E. 14 N. W. 4 Hec. V, T. 2, 8. R. 1 W. W,
M., except beg. at N. K. cor. 8. K M N. W. i
aald sec. running W. lit ft.; tbenoe 8. SO deg.
E. 109 ft. ; thence E. 18df. N. 101 ft.; theuoe N.
t ft., to place ol beg., aald land owned by said
estate bel ng about . i-b acres.
N. K. H 9. W. iea. B. T. 2, 8. R. 1 W. W,
M. , ooulaiuiug 4u acres.
Also, beg. 2uch. N. ttUnc. eorneron 8. line
ofaee. 27, T. 2, 8. R. 1 W., Ibenos N. 17.80 ch.
thence N. Slideg. E. 4 TSch.i thence 8. l.7Scb.
thence W. 4.2) ch. to the place of beginning
containing 7.91 acrua, noroorleae.
Also, of tatate of Qeorr A. Gore, deceased,
and Klisabeth Gore, bis widow, Jointly, Beg. at
center ofaec. 22, T. 2, 1 R. 1W., theaoa E. I.-
I2A-1U00 cb. ; thence S. X cb. ; thence W. .7.V
lmio ch. thence N. 21 dtf. E. 1S.W ch. ; thence N.
22. SO ch. ; mors or less, It the place of beginning,
coulalnliig 12 29 acres, sure or lees.
It la further ordered that a copy of this order
be personally aerved upon said belts resident
wild In the Htale of Orrton, not leas than ten
days before lh date Hxed for hearing upon this
lietltion, and upon the om-resldoul belr, to-wlt.
upon Elizabeth Gore. I; publication thereof Iu a
newapaer published It tbe aald County of
Waxhlngton, Slate of Ortton, for a period of not
leaa than four (4) wet ki prior to tbe date fixed
for tuch hearing.
Dated September lata. 11.
J W, DOODIN. County Judge.
4, . .
Petition U L'pr License,
In ths County Conrtofths Bute of Oregon, Coun
ty of Washington.
In tb nailer of tb petition
of
Charles Roberts, to sell iplritu-
ous, malt and rlnuoua liquor In
leaa quantities than out gallon,
la East Cellar Precinct, Wash
ington County, State of Oregon.
To tb Honorable Cosnty Court, of Washing
ton County:
Tb undersigned, a ajority of the legal voters
snd residents of East ttdsr Precinct, Wsahlng-
ton County, Oregon, tno bsv aotually resided
In said preclnot thlrtylayt Immediately preced
ing tb dateortlgnlm fd filing tblt petition,
respectfully pray that 70 Istu to Charles Rob
erts a license to tell spirituous, malt and vlnuoua
liquors In less quanUUalhsn on gallon within
laid precinct.
R F Potts, J D Wlrth
Walter Thompson, i R C Thompson
J B lieartley, t Mck
C L Shaver. t W Bagert
H HafTran, H Saffran, Jr
E A E)dy K H Robblns
K Kolanorth, Chat Gerberger
E N Green, A Rchamonl
William Bell Bernard Ball
N L Davis, I Henkahey
Charles Bluat, C Oohl
Fay Llufh. 1 1 Byrom
John C Wangemsn, " ' crrel
Wm Bales, John Day
Hen Day, Abba Peters
Henry Ohrtmsnn, ribert Ohllng
llienxa I'slera Oeorg Elllgsen
II BUhop, Jno Piott
ueo Boland. Robert Waneeman
Fred I.uettrl, Blaln Iluftmana
F Murry, 0 F Larson
Louis Jurgurs, H M Moore
DCutbbert, flPMsrtin
r. Sagrrt, T W Schsmburg
B M Guiles, Albert HI
Robert I He, Heinrlch III
Wm PpetKer, H,TJr I'et
E Savage, W Sedlak
C Fiahtmck, Ja Gal breath
'I Kaufman, Frank Boss
W N Mnou J Kaufmann
Wmdmlno, LP Spencer
A Cereghlno, I Podeato
Larnea Ketrons, Jsa MoNntty
HCKratiae, ' IT Cole
John Clear. W Clear
I Cbehak, t W Shaver
D Ball. W A Pullcn
Willie CIlalL Geo Oalbreath
A Ueaivaco, F L West
A S Ford, A Galbreath
A Krauae, 0 Giacchero,
Hermann I'ape, lawrenc Strand
Jsaper Ileal, ' T R Pavag
L SchriKder, L w'rt
ADfmith, John Sal
B B R 8 Townand
Herman Fetter B 1 Henderson
Fred t.nr.m. ' D E Gould
NowiherernL-attltlon will b presented
tovourhnn..,.i on Satufdsy, October
ber IX, pjuk, fof t ytt which shall eover tb
term of twelve montW from a""
Adminlstrtor's Notice
Nnti.i.i. . iti.t I. th nnderlnd.
K.. ':"""rt"T1". " fth.Biatof
..-.c wn, DV th QOe'"' . . .
Oreeor, a- ... . rnnntv. dul appointed
-lu;7ui- of Jon. P.l HH.
havin, ait afslnstsald muM ,
Proper Voeraat sif UwOfflCla Hillsriom.
On-sor, wtthio .cams from tb dat. hrof.
W. 5. BARRETT
''nilnlstrau..i,. wst of Joha PsulHiit
bmB .itb th. will ofsaidd-
W,J snasxed.
cl.o,,! cMUreo! Pri ilh verr 10
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice Is hereby glven, that by virtue of au
Execution. Decree aud Order of&tlc laaue.1 out of
and under th tal of the Circuit Court ol tb
8ut of Oregon for th County of Waahiugtou
dated the 17Ut day of September, last, in favor of
Oliver Newton, plaintiff aud agalnat ktluule
rttigerald. a wl.low; Margrit Vlbbert, Jacob
I'elvnou. almlnUtralor of tb estate or A. N.
Vlbbert, deepened; Arthur E. Dauley, Mary C
Dalley, bit wife. II. Webruug, W. H. Webruug
and O. A. Webruug, partner at II. VYehrung 4
Sout; W. N. barrett, and W. H. Wthruug. trua.
te lo bankruptcy of the atal of Arthur E.
IatleT, a bankrupt, .l.-r.u lanta, for th aum ol
fifteen dollars eoet aud dlabureetnenls of aald
suit and tLs turn of Oum Uuuared aud Ktfty Dol
Urs. In U. H. Gold olu wltb Interest thereon
from tb 29th day ol March. I9U6, at th rate of
ten per cent per annum and the further sum of
Tweuly Klve Dollars attorney's feea, due to the
plaintiff, and for the further sum of Seven Hun
dred and Klftv Six Dollars in U. 8. Gold Coin,
with Interest thereon from the 29th day of March,
18U6, at th rale of all per cent per annum, and
th further sum of Seventy rive Dollars attorney's
fees, due to th defendant, W. N. Barrett, aud
lo me directed and delivered, ecmmandlng me
to max aal of th hereinafter described real
pmpertv, I hav levied upon and pursuant to
aald Execution, Deere aud Order of Sale, I will
oo Monday, the 22ud day of October, luutt, altbe
South door of th Court Uouae In HUlaboro,
Waahlngton County, Oregon, at the hour of lea
O'clock A. M. ol aald day, sell at public auction
to lb blgheat bidder for caah Iu hand, all of tb
following deacrlbed real property, lying, being
and sltuste In Waahiugtou County. Oregon, and
more particularly described as follows, to-wlt:
Th South. East quarter of tbe Bouth-Wcat quar
ter of Section Seven (7) Iu T. 18. R. 2. W. W il
lamette Meridian, containing Forty (40) acre, to
satlaOrthe hereinbefore named sums aud for th
coals and expenaea of sale aud aald writ.
Said aale will be made aubect to redemption as
per statute of Oregon.
Dated at lllllaboro, Oregon tint 19th day of
September 1'joA.
J. W. CONN ELL.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
By F. T. KANE. Deputy.
Executrix's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been, by the County Court of Washington
County, Oregon, appointed xecutrlx ol th
Last Will and Testament of Annie 8. Caldwell,
deceased, aud th was duly qualified as such,
and all peraous having claims against sild
atat are hereby notified to present them to ma,
with proper vouchers, at the law office of Ben
ton Bowman, In HUlaboro, Oregon, within six
mouths from ths dale of this notice.
Dated this September 24, 190ii.
ELSIE CALDWELL.
Executrix of th Last Will and Testament of An
nl 8. Caldwell, deceased.
BENTON BOWMAN, Attorney for Executrix.
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AND AUCTIONEER.
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fcse.Chicago and fcaat.
l oo a. st.
Oe.an and Rlv.f Sohadul
For Pan Franrlarv Fverv flva diva at S fa.
For Astoria, way point and North Hacb lallv
(escept Hunday) at :00 p. m. ; Maturdaye al 10 ut
p. m. Ially aervlre (water permlttius) ss the
Wliiamett and Yamhill rlvera.
or further information sat or writ yon I
aearest Uckst af tnt, or
A. I,. Craig;
General Paaaenger A rent.
ThOrefoti Railway A Navigation Co., Portland
ICILLthi COUGH
and CURE tmb LUNC8
Dr. King's
WITH
fJov; Discovory
fobC
rONSUMPTION
frits
0UGHI aatf
S0 11.00
Frs Trial.
iOL0
Burt and Qutckewt Our for sill
THROAT and LDNO T&OUS
U8, or MONIT BACK.
Wanted (ientleman or lady with
gootl reierence, to travel by rail or with
a rig, I f a firm of 2JO,UO0.OO capital.
Salary 1 1,072 00 per year ami exjienses;
salary paid weekly and expenses ad
vanced. Address, with stamp, Joe. A.
Alexander. Hillsboro. Ore. do. 5
The Independent and Tbe Portland
Daily Telegram oue year (or $5.
We Offer
S20,000
ONTARIO, OREGON
5 SEWHR BON DS
Denomination -' - - $500.00
Population -
Price
At this price the
investment nets
45 Per Cent
For
further particulan
wrtit to
Bankers
and Lumbermens
Bank
"TEE MILWAUKEE. "
' l'IOF,F, MtllTKIi" W.
'OVKItlWn l.lIITK" Ornalin to lilcrtgo
'40ITirn i-:sT I. ItllTFJt," UnnmnVUy to MilcHgw
No train in the service of any railroad in tbe
world equals in equipment that of the.
(Jjicago, Milwaukee
They own and operate their own sleeping and
dining cars and give their patrons an excel
lence of service not obtainable elsewhere.- -
Berths in their sleepers are Longer, Higher .
and wider than in similar cars on other lines.
They protect their trains by the Block System.
H. S. R0WE, General Agent.
134 3d St., Portland, Ore.
FACTS THAT TALK
THIS space has been purchased by Pacific Uni
versity. This same matter will appear in each
issue until the expiration of the advertising contract.
It is an advertisement that is intended to convey to Wash
ington county citizens a few facts about an educational
institution with which they are not unfamiliar. That they,
as well as others, may become more familiar with Pacific's
present standing, within and without Oregon, illustrated
literature, fresh from the press, may be had for the asking.
This literature is replete with facts that tell and figures
which convince. The articles are written by alumni and
students of Pacific. They are all well worth the reading.
Those contributed by students set forth present conditions
in the institution, and are convincing because they are
true. Of special interest are the articles written by
alumni, Hon. H. W. Scott, Editor-in-Chief of The
Oregonian and Rev. Horace M. Ramsey, Rector of
bt Stephen s Church, Portland.
Pacific University has the largest endowment of all the
pnyate college, in the Northwest. In buildings. Ubora
tones and library rt the best equipped Christian college
m Oregon. Not only does the amount of iu productive
fund, very far exceed that of any of ,he ir-titurion. in
Je State, but it greater than that of all combined. For
th reason P.afic ha. .Jw.y, been able to secure superior
uuctor. and ha. never had to depend upon the en
rollment of .tudenU for b income.
Pacific University in the past' ha, been rather con
rvabve the matter of advertising. And it mU
pubhc the statement, now, only because there
LeTWiyJU m,dvi"L,e- P-cincstdl adhere, to
poucy of d.nng student, rather than numb, 3
X rather than crowded
THE TALL TERM OFENS SEPTEMDEB 19
asBi
I
For Sale
Four lots, I block west of Court
house, w ill sell this elegant build
ing sit cheap, and on very easy
term, or exchange for Portland
property. Addres
I . t;. Mm iicrsai,
I First Nat. Bank, Portland. Or.
t-
CSeeject I prtol sal
1,800
$103.99
V is Is real
Second & Stark Streets
Portland, Oregon
I'ii n I fo Vhlrnqa .
5 t. Paul IailWa
tea
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