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Oregon City hntcrprisc. FRIDAY, HKll'KMIIKU II, IHlHk nincknrrma Co. Directory COUNTY OK KICK KM, lull, :irk of Court., MlmrlfT, IttNturilrr, Trwaaurttr, Assessor, - Miilinol Hirllitiiudlil, Murvnyor. Vorou.r, Commissioners, (Inriluti K llsysa Uvn, r, llnrinll K. C Msodma M. M, luni.l.y M. h. Mr J, 0. Hrs'llny II. H (ill,., mi I). W Klnlmlr.l h. I., ii, HiMiiii I III, 'lint, I Hinll I Prank Jr To Meet I hit TIiih-. Tlin miWrliitloii iirlen for ilio Kntkii I'mihk Imit Ih'hii rvdiii'tnl to $1.51) Hr yvur; H'vuiity-Nvn tionlit fur fix niontliH. Tliln low prim Ih iniulo In urilur to ift lint lint on I'lixll liHNla una liKlilrn a KillmiTllMim to fiy tip, ami onii'ciiilly to pruvitiit tliiuil IixhIh from tukliiK tlx paper mul not puylnii lor It ly rt'ititoii o( lln'ir IhIiik Ihw prool, UimIimtiI prlcit will only rotniiii'iii'H with ilulitof nuifWul, Till nittki'i lloi I'm i Kiii'f ihk llm i ln'ii Ht pnpiir In C'lmkaiiiiia; county ulylit low all homo print and lull ol live local CHAT ABOUT TOWN. For nal bargain lit wall pupi'r. ko to Krcnlwrn A Co., 1.115 AMor ilnil, Tort' lain!. If Humi'tliltitf new, ('hlni,e hoiikk by ilarkcy ipmrltilln FrhUy Heptonilxir 14. HeuU :i."i, 25 mul 15 renta. If your wtch or clock nintd rvpulrlng (ke tlit'in to IliiMiiuUtiir A Anilrowm. Tlmy KMrnnto nil tlmlr work. IJuita tiuiiilxtr of our prominent ltl.i'ini attomlnil the rmn at Irvlnulon 1'ark, Monday Tunmlav unit Vtliieday afternoon. , You will noon wUh to reaier your lioiimi or HKvprnl of the roonu. It. L. Ilolnmn hut junl put In fine aKHOrtinent of new lyli'. IHirlnK the aWnce of Chief of I'ollco lturni, nljtht patrolman Kil. 8hw li t Intf m chief and Mux Hchulp;un U look Iiik after tli city on Urn night wnu li. Lr. lllckcyA lllckey will be bere Friday and Saturday of each week it Uotuu II, Kleclilo hotel. Home ollko 117 ami 118. Deknm block, I'orlluml. Hit). Kandi It'll Tueaduy (or Wanhou Kul to run an enuliie (or lVrham A Kinyth on a brldgo tlmy are puttintf up aero the WkmIioiikuI river at that place. A " hard Cane" appeared at the home of ItuMM'll Cae on Knurl b and Madiitun etnwia Tuesday, September 11. The valine of that amlle on Itiuwoll'a face la becauae ll' a boy . The fMolwr Fanhlon Hlmeta elttht la)(na are now In, and can be had for the akinj( at llunlley'i Hook Store. If out ol town your tddrwoa on a poetal card will fetch It to you. The F.ureka colored concert company in plantation and Jubilee song in conlume Friday evening September H, at Kliivp ly'l ball. Ticket at Huntley' book Htore 35, 25 and 15 cent. A. Cole, formerly In tlie employ of tbo lied Front "tore ha oHinud a boot and aboe store in the jwHlolllce btiitdiri((. lie received bis atoi k direct from the Kant and baa a very abowy dlnplay. The On'Km City laundry baa turned ovur tln'lr buHini-aa to the Portland I-aundry Co., with II. D. Shannon a aeiit with ollico at Famawortli'a barU-r ahop. lSundlea will be called (or and delivered promptly. Married, at the rdNideiue of ltev. Oil man Tarker at (iladHtono, Saturday vonlrnr, 8rptember 8, Louia Doolitile and (irai'o Lewis, both of tbla city. Tbo l)ride' and ((room are well known bere and tbi'lr boet of (rienda wlnli them a lonu and bappy lite. A new citrar atand will I oH-ned very eoon tnthe bulldinn lately vacated by Mra. N. Shiden under the lirmnumeof O'Connell A Schiller. They Intend to carry choice confectionery, cluars, ete.. And will reuervo the back rooms for a billiard ball. I,onj eyeniiiK are now at band and now lampa will be needed. Nothing -cheer a borne more than brightly lighted rooms, 8oe Hollomy A Bunch. They liavejnat got tbo. largest aHHortment of lamp ever brought to Oregon City. Prices to suit your purso. HomeHhooing is a trade not picked up by every worker In iron it has become a science. Try profuniilonal ahoer and see bow much bettor the shoes will etay on your liorno, bIho how much better be will travel. See Maple A Ray, opionite Pope's hardware store. Gen eral blacksmithlng done. There will lie a meeting of the Chau tau()uans at the residence of Mrs. C. II. Dye on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock (or the purpose of organizing a circle for the coining year. All those interested in this work and wish to join are invitod tobepreBent. A complete list of books prescribed for the year's study is given in this issue of the Kntkbi-rihr which promise to be very interesting as well a highly instructive. The following is taken from the Ban Francifco Call, datod September 2d: ' Gordon Williams, of Oregon City, ar rived bore on Tuesday, having rlddon from Portland on his wheel. Ho made the trip without accident of any nature. He reports the road in very fair condi tion all the way. Thursday he rode to Kan Jose and will visit the Lick Observ atory and other points of interest before returning. While in this city he will be the guest of the Bay City Wheelmen." COirtfTY COIKT. Howl Matter ('(iimlilcrcilNi'ir Ilrliiges In he j:iillt-lllll Allmeii. Oordoa I. Ilnjdi, JiidH B. Boott, Frank Jaar. Otmmllnri. Hnptinnber term of county court con vened Wednesday, HeptemW 5, with Judge Ilaye and Commissioners Hcolt and Jaggar present. lteport of viewers on the change in the Canity and Beaver Creek road ac cepted and road orderud oiH'ned on line of mild survey, lteport of viewers on the I. H, Miller road accepted and road ordered opened on the line of survey on the condition named In Iho report; expense account of survey of :'0.:tO ordered paid, lteport of viewer Yin the F. Itath change in Cluuwii mad accepted and rood changed on lino of survey and part of road vacated as prayed for, Kxpiine account ol $'.'.'1.20 ordered paid . lteport of viewer on the Alinert road accepted and J. M. Heiker, Geo. Currln and C. H. 1'orUir appointed viewer of daiiiuges on claim of W. It. O'Nell to meet on said piemine September 25 at 10 A. M. Claim ol K. Bath for damage dlHiniswd. ( KciiortoT viewers on the damage on the CrituKcr road approved and road ordered opined on the payment of the duuiNgea by the etitloners. the viewer having allowed Win. Mcltanald and Win. Gardner 115. Kxpenae account of 'J ordered paid. Application of 0. H. Ohlaen fur tbo re- mlssiona of coots and redemption charges on the tracta L. M, N, 0. P, Q, K and M, of Clackamas Fruit Lands granted. Application of J. Ilouser, sheriff of Umaillla county for the reward offered for the arrent of Al. Names granted and cleik ordered to iue warrant for IT0 to Raid J, I looser. ' Apphcailou of T. J. !river, sheriff of Wasco county, for the reward of fit) for arrest of M. Green granted and clerk or dered to lime warrant in bl favor. ProKwitioii of E. K. Long to purchase tax certificate to 258 acres in Fordyce and Connell claim, asMissed to Geo. H. Deduian granted and ordered that the clerk trsnfer sid certificates to K. K. Long on the payment of costs and taxes on said property. Claim of Jay Green for 1 15 lor road work allowed. Petition ol W. I'.. Jcl.nson et al for a bridge across the Molulla river near Canby on the Muecke road denied and dismissed. Matter of care and keeping of Samuel Parker, pauper, ordered that $15 per month be allowed (or said purpose and that clerk issue warrant the 1st of each month In favor of Noal Flinn. Matter ol care and keeping of Frank Simmons ordered that )18 per month be, allowed for said puriose and that said amount be drawn on the 1st day of each month in favor of F.d. Ihipiu. Cancellation ordered of county war rants Issued more than seven years prior to July 1st, 8lM, which weie taken from he clerks otlice, but not presented (or payment, and tieasuier and sheriff in structed not to receive the same if pre sented. Matter of care and keeping ot Jno. Jones ordered that t7 per month be al lowed, payable toll. W. Parry on the 1st day of each month. Beport of A. W. Cooke, supervisor of road district No. I, lor month of Au gust, 181M, approved and expense as fol lows allowed ; labor lit); material $11.52 ; supervision $3. In matter of the report of W. II. Smith, supervisor of road district No. 2 for August approved and exienso ac count ordered paid as follows, to-wit: lubor $187.75; material f 175.-1U; super vision $24. In the mutter of report of E. P. Car ter, supervisor of road district No. 3, for July and August, 1804, approved and expense account orderud paid as follows: Labor, $'.10.40; supervision $3; material $81.20. Ordered that B. F. Linn lie instructed to rebuild the bridge across Abernothy creek near Linn's mill and certify ex iMinse account of same at this court. Proposition of J. A. Thayer et al for the improvement of the Thayer road re jected and dismissed. Agreement of J. A. Thayer et al to improve the Thayer road accepted and 8 D. Barney appointed to collect and expend said subscriptions. Report of Sup. Cartor on the improve ment on the Gordon road approved, and balance of $ii0.02 now due Is or dered paid out of the appropriation here tofore made for said improvement. Application of Andersen (or payment of damages sustained by an accident on county road denied. Bids for construction of a trestle across Rock Creek bottom on the Byland road : Ordered that the contract be awarded to Win. II. Yoder In accordance with bid and BiecillcatlonB filed for $225, said bridge to be comploted by Dec. 1st, 1804. The county judge is authorized to ontor into a contract on behalf of county and Commissioner F. Jaggar appointed to inspect and receive such work. Application of M. A. Btratton for a tax rebate granted as said property was doubly assessed . , Report of the clerk, sheriff and re corder on the collection of fees In Augast, 1804, approved. The clerk collocted $139.45; sheriff $55; recorder $129.85. Report of R. Scott, commissioner on the Dickoy bridge approved and ordered that SnjHirvlsor Carter be Instructed to build a revetment dam above the dam built last year. Haid work not to cost more than $250. Application of Levi Ituidi (or a free scholarship to Htulo Agricultural college granted. Proiiosltlon o' Judson Howell in Index probate records denied. Report of 0. W. Prosser, supervisor of road district No. A for August approved and expense account allowed as follows, lo-wlt: Labor, $.55.75; material $M.G0; supcrvUiun $10. Application granted for tbo relief of Mrs. Hurnner and ordered that $5 per month be allowed and that $5 be now drawn for immediate necessities. KejiortofK. Scott, commissioner on the conference with Portland WaUir committee on the protecting of the Sandy bridge on the Himdrick road ap proved. Ordered that Tims. Wiles he author ed to procure the necessary material and cause the bridge on Deardoffand Portland road to be built. The following bills were allowed : OC Water Works, ct In sect. . . .$ 15 00 U L Spencer, witness cirt. court 2 40 J C Bradley, assessor' acct 372 00 Meier A Frank Co 14 97 8 B Califf, ct house acct. 13 00 Bobbin A Hon 9 42 Teacher' examination 81 00 R L Russell, wood 85 00 St. Vincent hospital pauper acct disallowed. Judson Howell, clerk' acct J 25 1) W Klnnaird, surveyor's acct.. 13 60 Glass k Priidhomme, stationery 39 00 E C Maddock, sheriff acct 134 38 Milliard Hyatt, " " 24 50 Noblitt stable " " 1 50 Pope A Co., road acct 2 41 Geo. Broughton, road acct 92 77 Story Bros. A Co., road acct. ... 4 35 C W Friedrlch 9 80 R L Holman, et al coroner' inqt. 24 30 A W Schwan, court bouse acct.. 11 60 Courier, printing 75 60 Entkhi-kibk 38 75 Stale vs A B Colby 05 " " Win Evana 43 75 " " Jas. II. Lindsay 14 45 " " A Hunter and N Becker 63 70 " " Joseph Teasdale 37 25 WA Huntley, stationery...... 31 20 C W Vouderahe, road acct 3 70 S M Moodv, sheriff account 20 00 C II Dye, dep. dist.atty. acct 10 00 S R Green, money refunded 3 65 Khner Dixon, et al, drawing jury list 7 Eimer Dixon, justice of peace fees 2 Gordon E. Hayes, pauper acct. ... 10 60 Quite a number of young people of the Congregational church had a social meeting Thursday evening at the charm ing new home of Mr. C. II. live on the corner of Ninth and Adams street. Mrs. Dye introduced a unique service for the entertainment of the young folks. She had taken the meats from a lot of wal nut and fastened the shells together again with mucilage so they bore no visible evidence ol having been tampered with, but upon onening.thcy were found to contain Binall bits of paer bearing questions to be answered, some of which required more or less characterization in order to fulfill their demands. The social bioke up at a late hour and all acknowledged it a most enjoyable even ing. Lsst Saturday I. LeMahieu sold the Oregon City" Courier to A. W. Cheney for $2,000. The political complexion of tho paper will continue democratic. Mr. LeMahieu started the paper ten years ago, and has conducted it since that time. His health is much broken and he finds it absolutely necessary to relinquish office work. He will go to his ram.h near Mount Pleasant and try farming for awhile, though he may resume newspa per work atBome ftituietime. Mr. Che ney has been foreman of the Courier for the past three years', and now that he is able to take hold of the business as sole proprietor the Estkri'risk wishes him every success in his new undertaking. Sunday's Oregoniau of September 0th announces the marriage of Dr. Frank Welch, the third son of Dr. John Welch formerly of this city, but now of East Portland, to Miss Elisabeth Mock at the residence of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Mock of University PaTk.Rey. M. M Lewis of the Second Baptist church officiating. The groom was born and grew to manhood in this city where he is well and favorably known, and his many friends extend hearty congratulations to he and bis bride. They left Monday evening on the Cana dian Pacific for the East where they will reside for the present. James Hougham, of New Era, died last Saturday at his home, a mile and a half south of New Era, at the age of 49 years. Mr, Hougham was a public spirited man and be will be greatly missed in that vicinity. The funeral occurred Sunday Sept. 9, under ttie auspices of Gavel Lodge No. 65, A. O. U. W. of which the deceased was a member and the remains were laid to rest in the Canby cemetery. A number of the members of Falls City Lodge No. 59 went to Canby Sun day morning to afcsint at the funeral ceremony. The deceased leaves a widow and three sons. For Sale or Trade. Good driving and work horse, weighs about 1300 pounds, will sell for a reason able price or trade for ladies driving horse. Inquire of Gbo. D. Wabnkb, Oregon City Pulillc Kennels. The Oregon City public school will re 0n for the school year, beginning Octo ber 1st, with the following corps of com petent teachers ; Barclay school Prof K, W, Holmes, princlwil; Jas. A. Free man, vice-president; Mr. Jones, seventh grade; Gertrude Fliiley, sixth grade; Hattie Monroe, fifth grade ; Mrs. D. II. Glims, fourth grade; Nellie Younger, third grade; llattie Cochrane, second grade; May Kelly, first grade. The Kastharn school on Seventh street will employ flye teachers, viz: Prof. W. II. Powell, principal; Erma Lawrence, sixth grade; Ana Baird, fourth and filth grade; Ora Spangler, seeend and fourth grades: Molliu Ilaiiklns, first grade. The board have found it necessay to furnish an other room in the Eautham school as the roll has increased to such an extent as tociowd the four grades of last year. There is still one more vacant room in the building and they will in all proba bility lie compelled to seat this one and elect another teacher at the opening of the school. an I ii spec! Ion Trip. A sjieclal train of an engine and three palace cars standing on the siding at Oregon City Thursday proved to be a train of the private cars of the officers of the Southern Pacific who are on a tour of limpectioii of the Oregon lines. They left Oakland Saturday last and hail up to reaching Oreiton City made a thorough insfiection of the west side. Their stop at this place waa tu visit the falls and the work on the electric plant and the pulp and paper mills. The party con sisted of II. E. Huntington, first vice president, and son ; J. C. Stubbs, third vice-president, wife and daughter; J. A. Fillmore, gen'l supt.; II. Koebler, gen'l. manager; E. P. Rogers gen'l. passenger agent of Oregon lines; 8. R. Fields, supt. Oregon lines; Mr. Wil son, a San Francisco banker and wife. Conductor J. II. Andrews bad charge of the train and W. O. Molloy was engineer. The tour ended Tuesday evening by the return to Oakland, (.arfleld, Orrgoq. Died, September 12, little Noah R. Wills, son of Lee and Leatha Wills and grandson of Doc. Palmateer, aged two years and two days, lie was sick only thirty-six hours and was the pet of all who saw him.' So beautiful, so lovely, be has left our hearts so desolate. R. G. Palmateeb. Miss Gladys Jones of Oswego, who sang so beautifully at the Congrega tional church Sunday evening, re mained a day longer to attend the meet ing of the Young People's Glee Club at Mrs N. O. Walden's Monday evening. Miss Jones is a pupil of Mrs. McClel land, director of the Conservatory of Pacific university at Forest Grove. Mra. McClelland is a graduate of the Boston conservatory and a teacher of great suc cess in bringing out the voices of the pupils. Dr. Cowan will preach to young people next Sunday evening on "Money and its Uses" The choir will be assisted by the Young People's glee club. REAL ESTATE TKAXSFER8. ' Furnished Every Week by the ( lacka mas Abstract and Trust company. Wm Tinnerstet to Emma Smith e'g of nw.ij and ne1 of sec 17 1 4 s, r3e $7000 Gladstone R E Assct'n to C N Wal lace lot 7 blk 90 Gladstone 1 Emanuel Bushnng to Bridget E Knowles 27.05 acres in D C Lat ourette cl No 45, t 2 s, r 2 e. . . 3000 Bridget Knowles to Geo W Swope part of blk 115 Oregon City 5 Geo W Swope to Thomas Knowles part of blk 115 Oregon City 5 Robt Wakefield to W II Bradford ne) sec a5 t 4 a, r 5 e ll0 acres 1 W II Bradford to D J Brothers et al sel4 and ne Bee 26 1 4 a r 4 e 320 acres 2000 H Johnson to Hans Meinke e of bw J4'of sec 20 t 3s, r5 e 80 acres 1200 Portland Tmst Co to Susan D Mel drum lots 1. 2, 7 and 7 and 8 blk 39 Oregon City 1 Susan D Meldrum to Daniel Wil liams lot 2 and 3.S)' of lot e blk 39 Oregon City 1400 James M Nolan to Chas W Arm strong 117 acres in sections 20 21 and 26 1 3 s, r 1 e 450 Having purchased the copyright of Thome's Title Abstract Indexes giving us sole right to use them in Clackamas county, and the abstract books compiled and formerly owned by Thome A Son. we are prepared to airmail complete and accurate abstracts of title and to correct or extend old abstracts. We solicit your patronage and guarantee first class work. Uttice over Huntley 8 Drug store. Clackamas Abstract A Trust Co. Burmeister A Andresen carry in stock the largest line of Roger's silverware in the county embracing spoons, forks, knives, tea seta, berry dishes, butter dishes, pickel dishes, cake baskets and castors. Or. Price's Cream Baking; Powder World's Fair Highest Award. Ft 1IIE KEI.1.000 SCHOOL OF DRESS cuttluir,H47 Morrliion St. Porlami.Or. Leimiua are uot limited. Kaoh nctiolar can bring In a dreas uid is taught to Cut Haate ami Finish complete. Pattern out to order warranted. ( uttlnn and fitting a apeclaltjr. Orders tor accordion Plaiting will reoelve prompt attention. B. K. HYDE, Qen. Agent. Para i 202, 204. 206, 208, First Street. Portland, FHLL, STOCK -:- NOW The purpose of this "Ad" is to inform our out-of-town patrons that we have stocked all departments of our establishment to the top notch , an J we are in better position than ever to serve your interests. All of our purchases have been made for this season subject to the new tarifT, and we own our goods at the lowest possi ble price that cash would buy them. It will pay you well to make a trip to Port land for your fall supplies. IF YOU CANNOT COME, WRITE US FOR SAM PLES AND PRICES. Goods purchased of u through our mail order department that are not satisfactory in every way can be returned and money will be refunded. DRESS GOODS We have a magnificent assortment of both domestic and foreign dres fabrics. A line of all wool goods, 50 inches w''e, t 50c. and 75c. per yard are among the attractive things. 5 yards of these goods make a dress for a large person even. This same class of goods would cost you double the price a few years ago. LADIES' CLOAKS We have over four hundred distinct styles of cloaks and rapes for you to select from, prices ranging from $2.50 to $50 per garment. Three quarter coats wilt be the favorite garment for top wear with the ladies this season. Do not forget the misses' and children's cloaks. MILLINERY Ail the new styles are now in and we are prepared to execute your order on short notice. HOSIERY We have an immense stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Hosiery, including silk, lisle, cotton and wool. Our lines of wool hose are aoea1 of anything we have ever seen and prices are away down. UNDERWEAR We are showing underwear for Ladies and Children in both flat and ribbed goods. We carry full lines in WHITE, NATURAL GRAY, SCAR LET and BLACK; also a full assortment of LADIES' UNION SUITS and EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS. SKIRTS and CORSETS Black satteen skirts will be the favorite of all under skirts for the coming season we have them from 75c. to $3.00 each. We would call your attention to the "W. B." CORSET once more. This corset took the highest award at the World's Fair in Chicago. It is made in SHORT WAIST, LONG WAIST and EXTRA LONG WAIST. We have them in Black or Drab; prices range from $1 to $3 per pair. DRESS TRIMMINGS We are showing the largest line of trimmings in the city. Jets, Colored Gimps and Braids, Etc. GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS When you are ordering from ns look through your supply of these two useful articles aud see il you do not need to replenish. SHOES We have received over eight hundred cases of Ladies' and Children's Shoes the past week, and are prepared to shoe you at bottom prices about time, you know, for you to be thinking of school shoes for the young folks. FOR MEN In our Men's Department we carry a full assortment of CLO'lII ING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS 4 CAPS, BOOTS k SHOES. Our store is the piece your dollar will go the farthest. FOR BOY'S We can fit out your boy from head to foot. Bring him in and see what we can do for you. PRAGER BROS., Portland, Ore. DR. E. C- BROWK, EYE AND EAR SURGEON Olauo Pitted and rurniahed. 169 First Street, Portland, Oregon. pO YOU NEED. Fine Dress Suit, Qr Business Suit? Now is the time to place your order so that you may have it for fall wear. Are agents for some of the best Eastern Tailoring Houses. Elegant Suits At a price never be fore given. A fit guaranteed. FULL STOCK OF Ready Made Clothing AND FURNISHING COODS. Next Door to Postofflce. m si GOLDEN WEST ft BAKING POWDER It Is PUREST It is CHEAPEST It Is BEST If 7 oa Art Hot SaUilti Tour Mot if Back CLOaarr ft Dtrou, Portland. Or. i It 'M BS k Meclisis Store. 6 and 8 Taylor Street Oregon. 1594, -:- COMPLETE. DR D.8 HTRYKER, DENTIST. HA9 RE moved to Odd Fellowt ' temple 8. W. Cor. 1st and Alder, Portland, Orrg.a. PORTLAND ACADEMY SIXTH YEAR. Will oprm September A, For rmti&loKte, sdtfrem PORTLAND ACADEMY, 191 Eleventh Street, WANTED Pushing Canvasser of good Ad dreaa. Liberal salary and expenses paid weekly; Permanent position BROWN BROS. CO., Nurserymen. Portland, Oregon. A. W. SCHWAN, Manufacturer of all kind ot Tin, Seeet Iron and Copper Ware, Metal Roofing, Spouting, Fur nace Work, Plumbing & General Jobbing. Shop near Southern Pacific Depot. University of Oregon. EUGENE. Next Session begins the 17th of September, 1894. Tuition, tree. Board, SJ2.5U a week. Five Courses: Classical, Scien tific, Literary, English and Busi ness. ' DORMITORY. The Boarding Hall for young ladies and the Boarding Hall lor young gentlemen will be under the personal supervision of Mrs. Munra, . a lady of refinement and large ex perience, t or catalogues, address J. J. Walton, Secy. Regents. Duffy & Heckart EXPRESS and TRANSFERING. Special care in moving Household Goods and Pianos. Prompt work and Reasonable charges. Leave orders at BELLOJIY & BUSCH'S.
