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Ride on the Electric Cars,
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ghooi TiGkets I
25 Cents Per Week
Vof oarticulars call Pat office
179 Commercial street.
i t t t t
tlic whoIe;bii;I nes: look like an iru
roensodung hill of corruption, theft
nr.ri fraud, the stlrlnjj up of which
becomes more and more nauseous as
It Is more deeply probed. There are
thousands of plain common people
who arc unable to eco how one is
more to blame thai the others.
It looks as If there was not only
criminal neglect on the part of the
state's olllclals but criminal connl
anccand will so look nntll it Is proven
beyond the possibility of doubt that
sawdust was nol furnished' when corn
was charged for.
("GREATEST ON EARTH."
Dr. lUIlr' Kcntorntlvo Ncrrlno.
Mr. R. T. Caldwell, is book-keeper Jn
tho First National llnnk of Fulton, Ky.
"I wag completely run down, My nerves
Krfitcrt nr ittiatciiiif tlifmitil
and worry that I felt suro I would bo corn-
loss of sleep
urn oo com
l would Ho
polled to plvo up tny position I would Ho
awakonlfnlght loiiR, and It took but little
M
:o:-
had
u
rt5!
25 t
$1
Regular street car tickets can now be
or
Daily Capital Journal
7 JBl i
sSS-
will repair your
vatch or replace
broken main''
spring,
MY HOKBSK BROTHERS,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1897.
All other work in
proportion and
warranted
Bargains in
Watches
Clocks and
Jewelry,
G H, HINGES,
2d door north of postoffice, 1
inssmmwssM'MxMnM
98 State st,
9fi State st,
flbatton
3vo$.
The Popular
Booksellers
Ilavn all the school books, and sup
plies lobe used in the Salem Public
bchnoR Pupils havinu' their list
tilled at 'tills store will be presented
with the following presents: Knife
Bharpencr, book strap and covers for
ull books.
Besides this, on all school supplies
Bold.cou pons will be given out for those
beautiful patriotic pictures
"Birth of the American Flag,"
Old school books bought and sold.
Parents should see that their chll
dnn go to Puttou's To jk Store.
EDITORIAL.
To one who has been reading the
controversy between Dr. Harry Lane,
Hon. 1. L. Patterson, a Salem mer
chant and state Senator and ex-Secretary
of State Geo. W. McBride, it
seems that all the parties are to blame
or none are to blame. Only two con
clusions can be reached. Either there
was no fraud in furnishing supplies,
or that there was fraudln furnishing
supplies, Dr. Lane who was the
superintendent of the asylum at tho
time, claims there was gross fraud,
that sawdust was furnished Instead of
cornmcal, that short weight was
furnished and poor quality of goods.
Senator Patterson, although one of
the contractors who furnished the
supplies, says that he does not know
whether sawdust was furnished or
u-'t and that he did not see the sup
plies but If they were infuiiur that
Dr. Lane and his assistants were to
blame. Senator McBride, who was
then secretary of state and one of the
asylum trustees now forces Dr. Lane
to a public statement saying so far as
he (Dr. Lane) knows Mr. McBride was
not guilty. Governor Pennoyer and
Hon. Phil Metschan have not publicly i
had their say and it is not known upon
whom they will throw the blame, If
any blame Is to be found. As It now
stands the blame It all thrown upon
Dr. Harry Lane's subordinates but
to the public It seems that all the
parties to this controversy are equally
in the mire. If sawdust was
furnished and cornmcal charged
for the board of trustees was
legally to blame for allowing a super
intendent to receive sucli material;
the supperintendent was to blame for
not promptly refusing to r.scslve such
stuil ornot immediately discharging
his subordinates who did receive such
stuff. Senator Patterson Is to blame
and justly deserves the appellation
"Corn meal Ike" if he allowed his con
tracts for cornmcal to bo filled with
a poor quality of sawdust. The time
honored rule tint a principal Is respon
sible for the act of his agents when
they arc acting wlthlu the scope of
their authority will not allow the
principals to escape on the. ground
that these agents In furnishing saw
dust was not acting within the scope
of their authority. The principals
and not the agent uecelvcd tho money,
tho commissions or whatever you may
call It and are morally, legally and
in every other wise responsible. At
the present stage of the controversy
The state treasurer seems to take
the position that a mandamus suit
must be brought to compel him to
pay warrants. A suit was brought to
compel the secretary of state to issue
warrants in tho ab-ence of specific ap
propriations by the legislature. He
Is complying with that order of the
court, which wax to the effect tint
the general fund In tho treasury was
available for warrants for allexpendl
turcs that ordinarily are provided by
the legislature. But the treasurer
says: "No they are not. I will not
pay out any of these funds I will
stamp warrants not paid for want of
funds."
It Is now plain that the action of
the treasurer, after the way the suit
was brought, is part of a conspiacy to
set all the claims against the state to
drawing Interest, to compel the peo
ple to pay $00,000 to $30,000 Interest a
year for two years on their own money
already paid in taxes, and at the same
time keep the money tied up. This
is clearly In the interest of the banks
andi moneyed class. tThe taxpayer
has to foot the bill. But for this
course of the treasurer, the claims
against the state would not haye
drawn a dollar of Interest. If the
treasurer would comply with the clear
intention of the decision of the su
preme court he would stop all inter
est at once.
NowJ It looks as though It hadbcen a
scheme from the beginning of the
suit to rob the taxpayer. The combi
nation that works the treasurer un
doubtedly brought the suit wit.i an
understanding with that olllcial to
get the cream off two year's warrants.
When this matter is fully understood
it will be condemed by all fair-minded
Republicans, Democrats and Popu
lists. It Is only fair to ask, what In
terest has the treasurer in hoarding
the money? He Increases the liability
of his bondsmen. Yet it is felony to
use the money for speculation. There
is a suspicion that the money of the
people is used to buy the warrants
that then bear interest.
ml M )
ill (3 ra
It. T. Caldwklu
to shako mo up so that I could not poislbly
attend to my bu.slne.s3 as I should. In
connection with thU I had Htrr trouble,
heaviness nbout tho stomach, and pains in
dlfTcrcnt parts of my body. 1 was also much
reduced, In flesh. I was persuaded to try
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine.
I first procured a M bottlo from n local
druggist and pood n ,uUsrjulcklyfol!owed. I
t hen procured a dollar bottle, and by tho tlrco
I liml usoil this up I was adlirorcntman. I
am now on my third bottlo and amabloto
sleep soundly nnd eat r-s;ularly, something
I could not possibly do btforo taking your
Acnii.ie. I am now nib rvvra ed, and do not
hejltato lo pronounce I)r. Jlilcs' Itcstoratlvo
Norvluo tho ureatcsl ncntne on eartti."
Fulton. Ky. R. T. CALDWKLL.
Dr. 5'llcs' Hcrrluo Is sold on a posltlyo
irifra'i'eethafctlioflrel bottlo will boneGt.
Ml.'rur.litMFi'llttatfl.G bottles for5, or
ifc. 'I' lxi'-imr. puuid, oi iccc!;t of prlco
y .'iO Or. SNs Me ht-t -. Elkhart, Ind.
Miles' Nervine RMt?!..
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
A 2:20 htue In front of a cheap
wagon is dangerous. But a cheap
man behind a 820,000 horse Is not ex
actly a sifc combination.
Mr. Gecr still keeps
himselt in motion.
t lie air about
It sui ptoses undeistanding why a
laboring man who earns his dollars by
hard knocks should be asked to sup
port men who don't do a thing but
make thousands out ol public con
tracts. This raper has got toqult printing
X Rays or enlarge.
Here's hoping
fled.
Weylcr will be paci-
The treasurer of Marion County
has the nerve to tell the people just
what he does with public money and
where It is. But then "lie's only a
fool populist any how."
Chances are, Dr. Harry Lane will be
heard from again.
A Remakaule Sale. The La
Corona cigar, since it was first manu
factured, lias enjoyed an enormous
sale. It daily grows in popularity
and as a 10 cent cigar defies success
ful competition.
Plant Vines
For sale. A choice lot of .ly va
rieties grapes. Plants stroniy rooted,
four years old.
E. IIOFEIt,
Salem, Or.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo 'Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. 25c.
Slop that Cough ! Take warning. It may
lead to Consumption. A 25c, bottle of
Shiloh's Cure may save your life. Sold by D.
J Fry
THE OLD WAY
Of Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion by
Dieting a Barbarous and Useless One.
We say the old way, but really It is
The Lake County Rustler refers to
tj editor in its town as "the spider
legged goslin that has to be opened
and shut like a window screen, and
grinds out everything but facts at the
hands of a crank, is the embecile who
last week opened up his mud value,"
etc.
Pancake
Time
is
here, and so is
"Aunt Jamima Pancake Flout'
Sweet and fresh,
:o:-
J'
fust Amved
New Vermont Maple Syrup,
Old Fashioned Log Cabin Maple Syrup,
ft
Its?-
ODDentaoD,
Grocer,
124 State street,
a very common one at present time
and many dyspeptics and 'physicians
as well consider the tlrst step to take
In attempting to cure indlgesting is
to diet, cither by selecting certain
foods and rejecti ng ol hers or to greatly
diminish tliequrntity usually taken,
in other words tho starvation plan is
by many supposed to be the first es
sential. The almost certain failure of the
starvation cure for dyspepsia has been
proyen time and again, but still the
moment uyspepsia maues its appear
anccu cour.se of dieting is at onco ad
vised. All this is radically wrong. It It,
foolibh and unscicntiiic to lecommend
dieting or starvation to a man suifer
Ing from Dyspepsia, because Indiges
tion Itself starves every organ and
every nerve and every tlbro in the
body.
What the Dyspeptic wants Is abund
ant nutrition, which means plenty of
good, wholesome, well-cooked food and
something to assist the weak stomach
to uigest it. 'ruts is exactly the pur
pose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are adapted and this is the
method by winch they cure tho worst
cases of Dyspepsia, In other words tho
patient cats plenty of wholesome
food and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
digest it for him. In this way the
system is nourished and the over
worked stomach rested, because tho
tablets will digest tho food svhether
tho stomach works or not. One of
these tablets will digest 11,000 grains
of meat or eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets- is the
purc?t and safest remedy sold for
stomach troubles and every trial
makes ono more friend try this excel
lent preparation. Sold at SO cents,
for full sized packago at all drug
stores.
A little book on stomach diseases
"If I can't get the governorship 1
am willing to go to congress." Phil
Metschan. The state treasurer is
willing to do almost anything but
tell the people what he does with
state funds.
The local management In the East
ern Oregon town where the state
press association meets advertise the
big three renowned examples of manly
beauty In the ranks of Oregon baclie
lordom as an attraction on ladies day:
Jefferson Myers, ol ocle: Peter
D'Arcy, Salem; Chas. Nickell, of
Jacksonville.
The cooling showers haye come and
the delicious perfumed air of autumn
dashes in cooling waves on the fevered
urow or prosperity.
Olllce seekers have thus far over
looked one desirable position. No
body has yet applied to the president
for appointment as governor of Ha
waii. Why not send the Hon. Ike of
Salem, over there ? It would get him
out of the way in Oregon and he
would never be missed. The Dalles
T.-M.
When professionals like Lane and
Patteison fall out and begin to leak
information legltmatc business men
may get a square deal.
Receipts at the state fair will reach
near the 810,000 mark when all in.
Wherefore, tho deficit? Who got
the rakeoff? The Journal confesses
to not having got a cent.
New Poultry House.
The Oregon Poultry & Supply Co.
of Portland. Or., will open up a
uiuum sinus room unaer tno manage
ment of Geo. D. Goodhue at No. 114
court street in opera house block on
Saturday, Oct. 10. The business of
this company will be to buy market
yum ry ana eggs ror their house In
lortland, paying the highest cash
market prices, and also to buy and
wju ,ui Kinus 01 ttioroughbred poultry,
if you have market poultry and eggs
to stll, and also wish to buy or sell
tlioroughbrcd fowls, give this linn a
?.,..' i11 Vi'11 W i'011 10 deal n a cash
oasis in disposing of your poultry and
eggs, and in turn pay cash for your
groceries. Givo this tlrm a trial and
SnWW ri;iiel' will also handle
inV clDd(jr .Poultry supplies.lncluding
bono mills, incubators, flee destroyers,
etc. Remember tho place, No. 114
umrt street, opera houso block.
w-t-t&w
MARION,
The gentle rain so common In Ore
gon, at this season of the year has
come again, and will bo appreciated
by the farmers, as tho grouud was
getting too dry for plowing.
It. T. Ray has jusl completed an
air motor (wind mill) with one or the
nicest towers in the county, at an ex
pense of oyer $225, that will be used
for Irrigating his llowcr garden, which
Is destined to bo second to none, con
sisting of a great variety of beautiful
roses, nnd In fact a general atsort-
ment of all flowers found In a tirst-class
garden.
NutoCooknnd his father, Marion
Cook, killed a lino bear weighing
about four hundred lbs., a few nights
ago. Mr. Bruin had been luiklng
nightly raids on Nute's mellon patch
and the Cooks laid wait for li 1 tit and
soon by the help of dogs had him up a
tree, but not liking the situation old
Bruin began backing down the tree,
and their guns brought him to the
ground, badly wounded, and with an
ax he was soon dispatched.
II. A. Illnshaw has a week's lay off,
and with his famllyleft Tuesday, a.
ni., on tho overland for a 'Isit with
their friends In Poitlaud, and S. M.
Wiley, of Otegon City, is In charge of
the olllce duiing 11. A, I IV absence.
Our fruit dryer has Mulshed up tho
prunes and Mr. D. Ellis Is now working
a run on apples, while M S Norton is
securing all the apples he can get and
making them into cider.
Died Stephen Freud, at his home
near Marion, October 10, 1807, at 2 p.
m., after a lingering illness of scvcial
months, of gangrcen, aged about 72
years. Funeral services conducted at
the home by B. F. Illnshaw, at 1
o'clock on the 11th, after winch the
remains were interred In the Hun
saker cemetery.
1
Eat 1
Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Constipation
it's the Ilest and if after using it you don't
say so, return the package and get your
money, ooia oy u. j. fry.
Ull id DuJjK
j
Thcrr-i-i no reason for beingdespondent
nnd cDitaidcring diseases of the blood
Incurable, simply because the treatment
of p y-ioijps r.ud inauy so called blood
reiiiv:iie la:l to effect a cure. Though
ic 1., u.i.usiiliv tiihlK'tirtenitrg to the suf
fsrer v. ho jV. ill fully t.V.-.cs the prescribed
treatment (j te physio ans, often at the
esDcnse 0 Uundrcls of dollars, to find
himself, no better as time goes
by, still a cure will result from the right
remedy, S.S.S., no matter what other
treatment has fulled.
The reason that S.S.S. (Swlft'a Spe
cific; has so successfully cured even the
worst cases after other treatment had
been tried in vaiu is that i,t is the only
remedy which forces the poison from
the blood and permanently eliminates
It from the system, which Is the only
correct prineiDle of cnrlntr the ilfsenne.
Mercurial remedies bottle up the poison
and tear down the system, while S.S.S.
forces out the poison and builds up and
adds strength and vigor to the entire
system. It is nature's remedy, and con
tains no harmful ingredient.
Can't
This is tho complaint of
thousands at this ecason.
Thoy havo no nppetlto; food
doesnotrolhh. Thuynecdthotoningupof
tho stomach and digestivo organs, which
n courso of Hood's Barsnpnrllln will givo
them. It nlso purifies nnd enriches tho
blood, cures that distress alter eating and
Internal misery only a dyspcptlo can
know, creates nn appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
tho whole physical system. It so prompt
ly and efficiently reliovcs dyspcptlo symp
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
Bcctns to havo almost "a magio touoh."
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Istlioticstlti fact tlio One True Mood Purifier.
M MM iMDM,
. H..
mack,
DENTIST !
tcccsser to Dr. 1 M t-v
Corner, Salem, Or. Pari, fl' Whit.
operation, at moderate fe'J1"' iS
InjMpecialrequcst. n anr WicVt,,
S HABBT
WTU U
MIES KE p,M.
wn Trv them. ,t. E! Malta fci
it vfirntn.i.i
- z "lUI tt.
c ? pa t x rrr
MERCHANT TAILOR
w u r:n nro tlw best aftcr-dlnnor
HOOd S KillS iiltN, aid illcestlon. 200.
'iSJSHL.
1 if.Tiiswyiiirfa
u&uaiiM
Mm
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OlLVERWVfc
Special Watch Sale !
Down Go Prices,
Ladies' or gcntlomou's filled watches
from $0 up. Ladles' nolld gold, small
size, $10. Dont delny, Buy now bo
foro p.JccB nro restored nsahi.
JOHN Q. BARR.
110 State St.
Kindergarten
and Primary School
1 1
Mrs, C, M, Ogle's
Kii.tlcrarten and Training Class for
Kindergartens will reopen Oct 4, 1897,
in theJCongrcgational church purlor.
Miss Grace Pohle
will have charge of the primary de
partment, in connection with the
kiudei(;artcn. io-2-lw
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH,
and the most complete stock of
BRUSHES of fall kinds in .the sUe,
Artists materials, lime, hair, cement
and shingles, a id finest quality of
grass seed.
2it Commercial st s.1- ,-.
T- H HAAS
IWATCIIMAKER AND JEWLIJTJ
Make, a sp-ialty of filie r-,air W0T.
Thomas clocks, etc.. n rilJ.
-' .iiresi
JAS. RADER.
ELMER white
CAPITAL CITY
bxpress and Transfer
COMI'ANV,
Meets all mail and pissenger traini n,
tjagc and express to all P1, " .1'. E
Prompt ..4e. MeD,nK-l,he C1,7
" " IU.
Academy S
acred Heart,
Studies
SA.LEM.
win resume henii.ml.-F e.
1897.
For particulars regarding boarders and div
pupil, apply at the ncademv. Tte JH
and art departments furnUh aft the S
ior aivanccu stutly.
1 ike cuemials
Money to Loan,
Waare prepared to make loans at a low
rate of interest. Money furnished, on an.
proved application, without delay. State
county and city warrants bought. '
uuiau & BARKER,
7wmierclal st.
10-4 im d&w
JUST OPENED
Frank W, Durbin,
FEED OF ALL KINDS.
224 Commercial street. Rest quality and
no middle man's profits.
till
WANTED, ETC.
Now today advertisements four lines
or less in tills column Inserted three
times for 25 cts., SO cts. a week, $1
per month. All over four lines at
same rnto.
Wajmu.'JLjD, A partner with $100 cash, to
manufacture and sell two of the best sell
ing; articles in Oregon. Investigate and be
convinced. For particulars call at T.
Simpkin's feed stable, south of Hotel
Salem. 10 12 3tt
"AT THE OLD POSTOFFICE,"
A. DAGENY,
Family Wipe and 1 jquor Store
R. oveo fiom lie Sta'e to 199 Commercial
strii 1 1 tptlled gpods of the liesi quality.
nil) niPn
Vifw. I l)UtJLHJLMj III
NEW MARKET,
State street, near railroad. Freshest and
best meats. My patrons say I keep the best
meals in town. 2 i
Drain
Tiling.
Mr. Charles Glenn, of 1563 Dudley St.,
Cincinnati, is one of the many who
constantly praise S S.S. for giving him
back his health. He says:
"From childhood I was afflicted with
a terrible blood disease, and have
taken almost every blood remedy on the
market, but my case was deepseated,
and one by one they failed. The large,
red blotches increased in size and num
ber, and soon covered my entire body.
"My parents had me treated by a num
ber of physicians, but the disease was
too much for them, and after their tem
porary relief was over, I found myself J
FOR SALE OR TRADE., A fine younrr
heifer. Arply S. T. llurroughs, 103 State
street. fo-12 6t
WANTED. A situation by a capablb,
trustworthy man and wife, at reasonable
wages. ddres "W." Journal office.
10.11.3tt
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I want to
correspond with some Ldy with a view to
marriage. Am n business man, 3! years
oiu. ah tetters connuemiai, please ad
dress, Harry Ilickey, Portland. Oregon.
In large and small quantities, at a great
bargain. Inquire of Hofer Bros, care
Journal, Salem Or. diwtf
Jersey Bull,
A full blooded 2-yeor-old Jersey bull, rep
isiered, for service at my place en D street,
near S. P. railroad track. Price $1, cash In
advance. ABRAHAM RICH.
9241m
WANTED., Experienced potiltryman with
some knowledge of horticulture, to work 011
small farm. Wages low, but steady job to
right man Address, giving references,
wages expected, etc, Farmer, care Journal.
BUGGY TOR SALE Nearly new, at a
bargain. Call at No 4, Center street
Salem. io-n6t$
growing steadily worse. Thus I prow wanted.
Fit r. Fv.oF.l.nA 1Ta...1:.....---1 1 . f. . ' l-pcf nnrl I'll
disease, and having tried so many reme
dies without relief, when a friend urged
me to take S.S.S. I had little faith In any
medicine. I was happy to find, however,
iun x uuu ui lasigouen me ngiit remedv,
for one bottle of S.S.S did me so much
good that I soonhad hopes of beingcured.
I continued the remedy, and was cured
completely, the unsightly spots boon
disappeared, leaving my skin perfectly
clear. My general health was also built
up, and I am robust and strong. I be
lieve S.S.S. will cure the worst case of
oiooa poison in the world."
S.S.S. is a real blood remedy, and will
cure the most obstinate cases of Cancer,
Eczema.Catarrh, Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Contagious Blood Poison, old sores
or any disease caused by impure blood.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice ihe cut in rices
on the fc llowiii.
SI t!, plain .x 'nu
Un. cr drawers 5toiocert
Undr-r shirts StIocenU
Socks, per pair 3 ceDt'
Handkerchiefs cem
Silk hondkerchiefs 3nt
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per down,
and othci work in proportion. t
Flannels v d other work ina
Active agents for Talmaje's
lier oti,l lftlix trtrl.' ..Till. "PFlTi f!iF,1,,l "
Apply Wm. Uenson, South Commercial tclllPentlv "VTSShed by hand
and Mill street. 10.11.3ttl e ' . . , 1 n
LOST. A h'own purse containing one car
fare ticket nnd about $1.05 in change,
Finder please lepve adjournal office. 9 3t
Catarrh Cured
A clear head and sweet
Purely Vegetable
and is the only blood remedy guaranteed
to contain not a oartlele n? m-F,.,,,.,
potash, arsenic or other mineral. S.S.s!
is sold by all druggists. ,-
FOR SALE. The best hay and stock
ranch in the state, consitsing of 200 acres.
All under fenci Is good for fruit, grain
or farming. Will sell for half its value on
terms to suit. Will leave crops, tools and
some stock on place. For particulars ad
dress box 62, Mill City. 1 0-8. Ira
Col.;T, Olmsted Prop
Sty Free L?cWp?s
to women at 2:30 p.
TOMATOES FOR SALE On the Chip
wood island, at 20 cents a bushel. Come
and get them. 8-31
mailed freo by addressing Stuart K"lh lecu'ed with bhiloh's Catarrh Remedy: ,.Val"aWe books and on blood and skin
Co., Marshall, Midi. Kr,MnBU,ar?.ntee' Nasal iDiwlor free. see will be mailed free by Swift
150111 UX " J. Fry. 1 Specific Company, Atlanta, Gu.
MISS GLADYS BYRNE Will open
a music studio in Salem, October 4, classes
in Piano, and Tomlin's Theory of Music
and Relaxation, Inquire corner Winter
and Ferry Mreeis. 9-28 tf
AGENTS WANTEDr-Ten good
men. Apply at 1Q7 Commercial st.
ycung
24 tf
m.-it W.C.T. U.noat
on Friday Sept. 10, Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 5,
and Nov. 19, by Mrs. F. E. Alfard, rnanajtr
Viavi Co., 340 mjcrty strcci,
Salem.
We are in the market to buy
Dried Pruned
Dried Apples,
Green Apples,
Potatoes,
Onions,
FOR SALE Beautiful residence nro Dert
tZ&lSXg?" ?$, OREGON FRUIT & PRODUCE CO
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