Newberg graphic., May 29, 1891, Image 2

OltSOOXI.UC RAILWAY TIME TABLK.
sented by a roller flouring mill, drain tile p!e became awakened on the subject of I
and hrivk factories, bed spring factory fruit culture and began to plant trees in |
and lar^c fruit evaporators. A practical large quantities that only a limited nuiu
fruit calmer from near Balliomore, Mary­ j tier of the younger orchards have come
land, ha-i recently located ill town and into good bearing, and yet several tons of
has a—.s i iled himself with the principal green fruit are ship|ied annually from this
capitalist of the town for the purpose of valley, finding a ready inaiket ill various
putting op and operating a fruit canning places, some varieties being shipped far
establishment. It is pro|>osed by this into the eastern states. The owner of one
firm to enter into the business according of our large eva|iorators has established
to practical business principles, with u a trade and sells all his dried fruit to
IHSl'EU EVERY FRIDAY MOUSING.
determination to succeed from the start. wholesale grocery firm in Indianapolis
They e.x|rect to have the cannery running and another in Philadelphia, while the
KDITOltS AND PL'IM.ISHliUS:
P R IN C IP A L O F FIC E S A T
this season with a capacity Hiitticient to product of the others goes to Portland
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meet present demands and will increase and other points.
tlio facilities lor the pro|ier handling ol
The profits derived from the prime
F R ID A Y , M A Y 21», 1801.
the fruit of the community us more orch- orchards tiiat have come into hearing
a n d s
•c * 4 + .*
pout
Entered »» second class matter at the
unis come into bearing. Consideiing the : huvo been such that different parties hav
olite» at Newber*, Oregou.
arge number of orchards that are lieing set largely of prune trees and ethers ar.
W a n t to buy either a large or small
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com­
E H A V E ON
set ull around us, this means that Now- preparing ground for extensive prune
N KW BEIIU A S D C IIK U A L E * VALLEE.
farm, you cun save Ixith tim e and mon­
mission.
berg will in (lie near future have an orchards. Our locality is considered so
establishment running that will not only favorable for prune raising that different ey by callin g on us.
F or L o w Prices and Future A d van ce­
Since our connection with llto G raph ic
furnish a market for lurge quantities of Portland capitalists liave bought largo
wo liave been requested a number ol
I
f
you
are
a
Non-resident,
ment
in Values,
such fruits as are calculated for canning, farms near town and are making exten
times by our friemls to write an article
Imt will also furnish work for u large force sive preparations for prune culture on
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfeneed lot to the very Best I m-
A n d wish to obtain any inform ation
discriptive of Nowberg and the surround­
W e Defy Competition.
proved C ity Property, and
ing country, suitable to send to parties of hands. Thu Bank of Newberg which large s.-ale. Dried prunes are already alwut Real Estate, or the Country in
V
I.on g T im e on Deferred P aym ent*,
was opened m January a year ago built a legal tender in Newberg, and considering
in tlie east who are continually writing
handsome two story brick building last tlie fact tlmt there is no oilier location in General, or N ew berg and v icin ity ,
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
for information with a view of seeking
X
fall which iias inspired confidence, and the northwest better calculated lor the iu particular, W rite to us—W e w ill
homes in the northwest. W hite wo
W e have for sale some o f the F inest
better buildings are being put up than successful cultivation of this standard
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Ac-res.
w iite with this end in view it will not be
glad ly g iv e the desired inform ation.
Suburban P io p e rty to I k - found In tlie
our object to fill th e ‘ -long felt want” of heretofore. Thu hank lias a capital stock fruit, our lands are destined to bring
of flMtOOO, fully pai.l up and is doing a high figure at no distant day.
V
the average Utter day real estate boomer,
State, nt v e ry low price*.
good business. A stock company of busi-
but rather to coniine what wo say to
ness men built a large brick building late
/acts that can bo easily substantiated.
T he Oieqonian has our thanks for
i/< t h e m i i M u f i u / i u n l y e a r
W it h
b U flitiC H h
Newberg is located in tlio northeastern |
special mention of tlie G raph ic under
I
rooms
oil
the
ground
floor
and
a
large
part of Y am h ill county, twentythreo miles
head of “ notes and comments,” tlie col
from tho city of Portland, and is reached town hall above. One of the principal iirnn which, it is said, is edited almost
by tho Oregonian branch of the Southern mcrchantilu firms of tho town lias the exclusively in Portland.
Pacilic railroad, and also by first class walls partly up for a large brick store
steamers on the W illam ette river. Be­ building which they expect to occupy by-
DE.YLEIt IN’
“ N o -S h ir t ” is the name of tlio Walla
ing situated so as to got tho choico of July 4th. Other firms who contemplate Walla chief chosen to succeed chief Horn
routes, either by rail or rivor the competi­ building are talking brick structures and ilie, deceased. I t is to he hoped that tlie
tion thus insured always gives our people we are now assured of a class of substan­
gentleman w ill Is) enab'ed on account of
A Clean, Well-Selected Stock of Stapln and Fancy Groceri»» and Confectionery Al-
lower freight rates than oilier places that tial business houses that give permanence
his present exulted isisition to change N E W B E R G ,
-
to the growtli of a town.
OREG O N
w ays on Hand. Queen swore, Glassware, Wooden ware
are entirely at the mercy of the railroads
his
manner
of
dress,
if
not
his
name.
and Best Brands of Flour.
Tlie location of Newberg and Chehalem
W h ile Newberg is a town of comparative
N E W BROOM S W E E P S C L E A N , A N D
!y recent grow th wo already have a popu valley iu which it is situated, is an envia­
W iia t with drunken shooting scrapes
lation of over SIX) which is rapidly increas ble ono. Tuklng tho train on the Orcgoni- I
and desert ions, Walla Wulla’s garrisoi
ing. There are a uumlier of causes for an U. R. at Portland a role of twenty-six
is being thinned out some. Tlio barbar­
the rap'd increase in the population ol milus brings you into this valley, and
ous custom of keeping a lot of able bodied
nearly
all
this
dlstuuce
is
through
a
rung!
tho town and surrounding country ol
<11 ace In town to "<‘t your work don**. All kinds of Tinwork, such ns Roofing, Spout­
men trained to meet an exigency that Is the pest ing
country out up by canyons and covere
iiii'l General Repairing, neatly and promptly done, Prices reasonable
which we will speak later on, but the
never
arises,
¡
h
coining
to
bo
looked
upon
8 KCOWD B tkkkt .
771 TT
Q r H P P V
p T.A y»
enviable reputation of tho town for good witli a heavy growth of timber, so that
Two
doors
west of the post office.
^
'-LiiJli X , x L OJJ*
this valley ¡ h the first agricultural country by many people us a great piece of foolish
morals and good schools is attracting
ness, on tlie part of tho United States
very desirable class of
new coiners of much consequence out from l'ortian
government, and tho only wonder is thut
on
this
west,
side
line.
This
fact
of
our
People coming from Iow a anil Kansas
such an enforced state of idleness .loos
who have enjoyed tlm advantages of pro being in close proox bully to Portland
nut result more disastrously than it does.
hibilion for the past few years, white they tho metropolis and trade center of this
great
and
rapidly-developing
northwest,
are anxious to roach a country whore the
Newberg Fresh Fruit an.l Flower
climatic changes are less sudden and is an important une, ami tlie fact that
N EW BE R G -,
O R EG ON.
K x lllh ltlo w .
persons of wealth in Portland are invest­
where fruit raising can I hi engaged
Tlio above exhibition will ho hold un­
ing
in
our
lands
is
good
evidence
of
this
with satisfactory results, they very justly
der the auspices of tlio Horticultural socie­
shudder at the thought of making a home fact. The annual wholesale and jobbing
ty at their next regular meeting, Saturday
trade
of
Portland
reached
the
proportion
in u community where saloons flourish as
TH E N E W CATALOGUE
in I81K) of Bil,fKX),000 for tlm ycur, and Juno 20tb, when the following prizes will
they do in most place* in the northwest
ino-third of this was tho result of its he awarded, v iz :
For this class of people Newberg ha-
G iv in g full inform ation regarding the opening o f Paeiflc College w ill be out in
For tho largest and best collection of
attractions, and the opposition of hei grow th since 1880; tlio results for tin
Cherries,
.(H). Second, 50 cents.
years
188«,
1887,
1888
and
188!»
being
a few days. Fend for one.
citizens to the whisky business has made
follows:
l-’or tlio finest specimens of Chorrios,
for the tow n a reputation that is bringing
E . II. W O O D W A R D ,
Kor year ’8« trade was over $50,000,000; #1.(X). Second, 60 cents.
u elan* uf people who make snt.stai.tia
Newberg, Oregon.
Chairm an o f Board.
For tho largest and best collection* of
'87
“
“
*'
OO.IKXl.tXK)
citizens who are energetic, thrifty and
Strawberries, if 1.00. Second, 50 cents.
’88
“
“
“
75.(XX)
,000;
full of l ope for the Intnrre. The class o,
For the fined specimens of Strawber­
’8!) •'
“
“ 115,000,000,
people who founded Newts rg believe ill
"JO •'
“
“ 113,000,000; ries, ¡ft (X). Second, 50 cents.
teinperaee, morality and good govern
Something N ew .
Something N e w .^ -
For tho largest and Is-st collection of
mont, and are bitter enemies to tho s i Portland being tlie disbursing centre for
Roses, $2.00. Second, 50 cents.
ill
of
Oregon
and
a
largo
portion
of
loon business; and tho law in nature
The exhibition will be governed by the
often quoted, “ Like attraels like,” ha. Washington, and tlie sea-faring vessels
I n q u ir e a t M il l .
following rules: 1. All entries shall Is- P r i c e s R e a s o n a b l e .
from
all
parts
of
the
known
world
loadiu*
I»*.»rr vM sSet e* lu lly in the huildii.g Hi
4«»
pnhHv.
iiiifritw in tint hr
ul
her
wharves,
make
tier
a
good
market
ol the town that at this date no suloon
made before 2 p. in. ,‘l.
All exhibits
for all our products.
man need apply. Good elevation, natur­
must be grown by the exhibitors.
In
s|s!aking
of
tho
Chehalem
Valley
al drainage, nearness to the Paeiflu Ocean,
4. Not less than 1 qt. box of each varie-
with her purifying influence coupled wit», persons who ure not acquainted hero often
y of fruit shall ho accepted for entry.
to
all the advantages of the mild and equa­ get tlie impression that it is not iu the
The judges shall bo appointoj in the
Willamette
Valley.
This
is
a
mistaken
P R O F KS8H >N A L C A K DS.
ble climate common to almost ull ol
S
A
M
U
E
L
H
O
B
SO
N
«.
All exhibits
lea. There are a great many hills ur face of tlie meeting.
Western Oregon combine to make the
hull become the property of the Horti- J
B U R T MOORE,
(Tin: E. H. W oodward F arm .)
healthl'nlnesH of this section all that could low ranges of mountains extending out
ulturiil society, when tl.o premiums are
be asked. This is a feature not to be rom tlie Coast and Cascade ranges, that
— -.P H Y S IC IA N A SU RG E O N ,:—
nit divide tlie great Willamette Valley awarded.
over-looked.
Office and Residence One Block South of Post
into
sections
that
often
take
a
special
PROGRAMME.
No one w ishes to make a home in any
Office.
N kwrkru ,
-
-
O regon .
12 to 2 p. m. Entries.
unhealthy country, and on the other hand inline from the adjoining range of hills or
from
the
river
or
creek
by
which
it
is
2 p. in. Regular business meeting of
any one can readily adapt himself to »1
ARTIST.
P
W . C A R M A N , M. l>.,
most any surroundings if he enjoys good reversed. Chehalem is an Indian name tlm society.
.loaning
“
the
valley
of
flowers.”
The
Portraits enlarged to life size anil finished
Election of officers.
health. But when health and almost all
ills on the north and the principal creek
in Crayon India Ink or W ater Colors,
•
•
OREGON.
Report of committee on arrangements NEWBEKO,
other desirable conditions are to Iw found
R oom over M oore B ros ., I ' ki g S toke
in the same locality tho ever-increasing liotli ls-ar (lie same name ns the valley. fortlie state Horticultural meeting in
Office, corner Find and Main Street«.
It is in some of these minor valleys July.
NEW BERG,
O R E G O N.
immigration is easily accounted lor.
? Something N ew .
Something N e w . ( ^ .
that
wo
find
tho
host
country
in
Oregon,
l
’a|ier,
“
Strawberry
Culture,”
G
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L.
Our citizens are a church going people,
w
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C
o
n
n
e
l
l
,
m
.
i
>
.
and
especially
arc
soino
of
them
eminent­
Stabler.
there tsiing five church buildings in the
Paper, “ Roses.”
town, and tho following churches have or­ ly adapted to the raising.« the finer fruits
P H Y S IC IA N A SURGEON.
Awarding ot premiums.
ganizations h ere: The Fr hinds', Evangel­ common to this climate. This is especial­
NKWHKKti,
OREGON.
ly
true
of
Ibis
m
llov
;
almost
all
valleys
ical, Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian, Ad­
The public ure cordially invited. A full
Office In the Soiree residence,
vent and Methodists. The public school extend north and south on the coast, Imt attendance of members is especially re­ promptly intended to day nr night,
of women and children a specialty.
which is graded, is a well managed insti­ Chehalem extending east and west is pro- quested as there will he much important
tution being accommodated bv a large teetidon the east, north and south by a business to transact.
HARO LD C l ARK,
By order of tho (»¡livers and Executive
new building which is situated in one of range of hills which cut o il the bleak win­
the most sightly locations in tho town. ter winds from the upper Columbia while Committee.
I D S 1ST T X 3 T .
K. R obinson , S v i c ’y C. V. II. S.
T w o hundred and twenly-flvo pupils wore tlie south uinl south-west ure o | hui to the
JESSE E D W A R D S ,...
NKWIIEKC.
gentle breezes from tho ocean, tempered
OKEGON
..............T resident.
enrolled last year. One of tho greatest
B. C. M IL K S ,..............
by
tlie
Japan
current.
To
this
extremely
. . . . Vice-President.
Gold
filling
n
upeclnlty.
(la*
or
Vitalised
Air
factors in the early growth of Newberg
MOSES V O T A W ,.........
given in extr.icil!»:? teeth. All work
................. Cashier.
warranted. Office on t’eu'er street, opposite
was Friends Pacific academy which was favorable physical arrangement, together
the Post Office.
with a suitable soil, is largely duo tlie
located here in 1885, at a lim e when
popularity of this valley as a fruit-growing
DIRECTORS:
there was scarcely any town here and
IIO t’rtK And SltiN P A IN T E R
section.
JESSE E D W AR D S,
DR. YO U N G ,
B. C. M ILE S,
the country rattier sparsely settled. This
F. A . M O R R IS .
House« painted In tho Intent TINTS.
Paper
Tlie soil of tlie Chehalem Valiev con­
J. C. COLCORD
E. II. W O O D W ARD .
school while it is non se-.-tarian is under
11 tui^ing, draining, Staining and Hard oil
V E T I K IN V I I Y S l i t t i E O N .
sists of a surface of loam containing a finish,
the management of Friends’ church and
— —
—---------
large proportion of vegetable mould and u
Certificates of Di'ixasit ia«tie»I payable on demand.------- -------Exchange bought and
is the only school under the management
done by D A Y or CONTRACT.
subsoil of cl*y, usually from ten to thirty Shop 011 Main Street,
The treatment of horses a sjrocialty
aold.-----------Good notea discounted.-----------Deposits received subject to check at
ol this church on the Pacific coast. Thi­
feet in depth. This great depth of soil
wight anil a general banking btwinesa transacted.---------- Collections made on all
stle cess of tlie sciidoiny since it was loca­
Calls attended w illi promptness.
Newberg. Oregon.
m-counts for the tact that a failure of crops j
uccessable points in the Cnite«! States and Canada.
ted here lias been much greater Ilian the
N kwwrrg ,
O regon .
from "
TH E O NLY
most sanguino l.a.l ex,reeled in this length i
U °f
known
7 „ Z (
, .... .......,
,
...
! m Oregon, and also for tho fait tkat c ro i«
of time, and tho demands uf the town
K le x ib le
"W h e e l
j
spo ( n \Xati 0110,1 Park Bank, A'eic York-
are never injured by excessive moisture
j
/
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R
A
V
E
S
BRO
TH
ERS,
and country have increased so dial it bus
W i n d A l i l l
and that the soil, no matter how steep,
Strangers visiting tire City are invited to oall at the Bank for information concern
tioen decided to oxti ml tlio eourso and
-(<»-» not wash. The soil acts like a vast
ing the City.
open a eollege to 1 m know n as I'arifle I
sponge to absorb the moisture and give
College at ttio ts-ginning of ttie next
Can praduate the speed of tho wheel «« low
it out as it in n o -led. Tho soil and cii-
sehuol year. Prof. Tiernas Nowlin, of
a iss^rokes per miume in stronc winds.
Hr«* liiv<*na S p e c ia lt y .
It Contains 10, 20 anil 40 Aero Lots,
.
mate
at--
es|s-cialiy
adapted
to
tho
produc­
In-liana, a graduate of llaverfot-l eollege,
Krpilrlnji Neatly nr-l Promptly done. If you We u>e only i i different piece« in the entire
Nicely Platted with Streets.
tion of wheat and the cultivation of (Ids
construction of the Iron work.
Pennsylvania, who has furnished the
575 acres in all. JtX) acres under cultiva-1 want i NumbvrOn«* Bout. ('help, give us a call.
Our Mill cannot le equalled for simplicity
cereal has in the past been the principal
One block «CM of Jones’ hall.
e w b e r g
il l s
highest testimonials as a suei-ensful tern-li­
lion.
power,
am! self s »voruiu* principles.
| industry of the producing classes, hut
N kwiucro ,
O regon .
ar, arnl know n throughout Ids state as nn
Lies sightly and rolling, s, iniV fro-
nm R.
We manufacture
It station, o niilr-s from NowWr
erg.
educator ot great ability has Is-en secured wheat fields are now giving way to thrifty
tasks , r r x r >
? lr/.vp m i l l s u p p l i e s
1 , orchards and an era of pros|-erily is daw n­
W S. POWKLL.
J- J. SlttrLRY.
for the |>n»ideney and the iqieiiing of the
ot every description. Reliable agents wanted
have remodeled'■ oar . M IL L and can now
ing iqsin us. Thousands of fruit tree* arc CH O IC E F R U IT L A N D S
VOW VAAs x s i i u m j : v .
u miiH'eupied territory Ad lr.’*s,
eollege is looked forward to with great I )
Prices range from $25 to $1:1 per aero.
s-ing
set
each
year
of
prunes,
plums,
;
a
fa
ct
lire
F L U I ’ll o f the best ¿rode, by the FULL
antieipations by tlie friends of the arhool
Term «, 1 ( cash, balances year*tim e.
(•car*, |K-aches, apples and cherries, in
R O LLK R PROCESS.
An tndoivnn-nt fun I is tving raised for the
an-t D.-altrs ta
1
orchards of from one to forty acres in size, ¡ 1 , 0 0 0 C o r d s o f " W o o d
R U S lIV tl.L E . IN I»., U. S. A.
U fc .n tr n
orsn evert satc r pat .^
, GROi'KKIKS ri -U H FKEP I1AY and
college and the exportation is to put the
tfend for a Catalogue*
and it is -lilllciilt to estimate the iut|iorl- j
l-R.IIX
To 1»- cut to apply on payment.
C
A
S
H
P
A
I
D
FOR W H E A T
institution on a firn listin g llnum ially
**». l'or Prent A JefT- r.-l- St».
mice of this industry or the wealth of this ;
WE Ol'AR.lNTF.K SATISFACTION TO OVK ITSTOMKKS.—
hii J make it seeoml to no other in Oregon,
J.
I.
K
N
IG
H
T
,
CALL AND SEE C8._____
POHILASD.
OKEliOS.
valley in a few years hence. Much lias
^ f U S . S A K A I ! D AV IS,
being lueated its it is in a town where
NKW RKUG,
:
:
O R E G O N .1
t-eeii written mid said about the profits
Dealer iu
saloons and all the atteii-lant vices so
of fruit raising in this country mid many -
common in is-llege tonna are not only
Ä ß f t Ä Ä ^ % t* .% M ! t ’:r*i*crfeke f Fr*e»w
O
T
H
E
L
A
D
IE
S
!
M i u . i n k r y & L a c e s .
statements of results have l»-en made
IL .F I < 11 B K
nnpopnlnr hot are positively prohibited.
I «»lie1
«, call anil see my new stork
which, w hile true, are liable to I»- mislead
' f « « “
“
’ - » • » - , l l o r e Ik r is a s » lh
r% .
In ¡he past, hud-ling has Na-n delayed by
M> new PttH'k of
Just arrived from the east. Latest style* and 1
I#»*
ive |«HI
I/O west Prices.
the lark of a hiiiil-er supply during the mg owing to particularly favorable circuiti- .
M a n u fa c tu re rs o f
» *•» s
Move on Main Street,
1-uil-iing season, but a first d as. saw mill stance* which brought al»*nt the results, j
hn*e a .-st.
I
NF.WBEKC».
:
ORFG05
Take
a
fair
and
conservative
estimate
of
• >. I U
lias just 1-eeii put up on the river with a
« > i m i 11», i .
»
•fl*»*
the profits to »s' realized from A prune It* t’ omplrt«* in ail r«
atnl I am Csinistantly E. t . A i . l . i a. M«*' 440. A h .in .». buta*.
capacity «nifi. Í. lit to supply nil demands
r«‘c«-iviti|{ new ami dc*ir»l.l, ’ ityl*!» tn
orchard that lias been properly cultivate.I
and hull-ling material will 1 « furnished
] )
W. *\ J A ME S C I MMINS,
M ID D L E T O N ,
-
-
OREGON.
and in g-«»l ts-artng mid tiie figure* will
at price« which make it easy for all class
* • »•Twr .1 •»
.fc
Hats
and
Trim
m
ings,
* »„a l-s- Mb'r Ny tS.se of
show up in a wav that w ill convince even
es to l-nit-l is inf- 'ilal-le dwellings. It Is
•u.irsagr-» 1 J.
i» -h»if
iMÍr^Hterrtwthn Ine kny
Which Include many novelMe« never before
ex|-ected to put in a sash and -l-:or factory, the skeptical that m one, investisi in a
a >br ifct « or* I nr I,, -am.
NKWBKRU. OHKOoS
sreu In thi» price I feel aatnred
W • fall. '
W e have on hand a full supply ot rough an 1 -lre»s<-.l lumber, and a good supply of
« - * >,* nsfc 1 .Mi I I Jfr . It
IbH I cm p lci«c y**»!
y-mt%
also a box factory to I e ols-l ate-l in con- prune orchard anywhere
-•re in the
tin* vicinity t'all and see me
logs, enabling in to fill all orders on short notice.
fa ll oa Qs If you i l n t i food well at a rca
at my ft-, ms .>a i ’entcr Street.
sonablc fiirure. Ilavin« had lmnc cxpericuce Parties who contemplate building w i'l find it to tlieir inn-rest to call and inspect out
neetton with tlie mill at an rally date, >1 New tier*
•-M will > i !-l han-lsome returnra.
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lnrnber before placing their order.
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Ar. Portland, tfi.iOa. m. Ar. Niwbvrg 12.1» p.m.
Lv. Newberg 12.4o p.m Lv. I’ortlutxl, 4:3') p.r.i.
Ar. Portland, 2:20 p.in. Ar. Newberg, i*.0o p.m.
Pa**enger uud Freight Kates to all points,
can be obtained from
C. B. FKISSELL,
Agent Now berg.
In c o ri PO R A TED .
O. C. W R IG H T , Secretary,
NEW BERG GRAPHIC.
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J. M. W R IG H T , President.
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REPAIRING FINE WATCHES & CLQCKS A SPECIALTY.
Groceries, Provisions.
Pacific © College !
Tlie N ew Tin Shop
The Newberg Saw Mill,
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Rough and Dressed Lumber
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