Oregon City Enterprise.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
HtinilKltN I'ACIKII! MAII.WAV.
W'M1tl NnHKII,
'IIIhmiIi Kinrnai (ilirniiKh)
Hiiaolmiy In' a I (way atntli.ua)
SOUTH ltllll,
Kiwrlilirg (Hay ilnllotii)
t'llllunili r. ipli'M ( lltxiii K It
'ill ft. HI,
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I'UHTAI. HllllKI'l'I.K,
y KU Timmi raririu iaii.kmu.
Mill i'i.m going Niwlli, 1 x n. m.
allll nlo.v. .lolli Mo illi,U Kill. Ill ii. Vllhlii,
Ill I itUli lull oil Imm Nnrili 7 IW p ill,, III It .to.
Mill (lii illiuuil (r un mmi in v iu in , g 4u ji. m,
r t miii n.mnio um
lull rlii lor I'iiMImiiI lid ilutrll Ulli
point., V) Itooll, .llll 4 Vl i. Ill,
M "I i lu-n li'r UiIuii unljf, II 45 a in..
4 A L III
Mail rilvi limn fmtUiiil, 1ID0 ft, ilk did
4 Hi hi.
III! KIl'Tla.
Orrni Cllr In Kir, (''. Miilllm. I.IUril mil
fcnUiU luitu i li ui. ftiitl urilvui i t in.
liri'ioii Cllr to lli-ivnr (rtwk, Mink, (Murk.
Mrnluw UriH'k, I'lllull Mills, ami lolloll lmol
(I I I. ni. Monday, WeillHtwIay mid rnilljr,
ind rnuiriia I'll liilliifflm iliva ii 4 Kb p. m
(irrioii l' II y in Vloii, t a ti mul lii'dlnmt
liavoa Orrgoii tlly Monday, Wdliirxlair mil
friilayil lug p, m., leivlng Vluli m iliyi
ftl 7 :u). m
I ir. 'ii on CHjf lu W IllaiiiiiUi, riiiff.tl mil
Wl.,.iiv.;, nrrlfuaal lu.aoi. in, ! Ikuvi al
II i i. m. da .y.
o iit. I irli vuiy minlmr ii 'i-ii nu 'iiuilir
Imm IMlii II i. in. A 1 1""1 r ! p mI mi l
li 'iaimu oi.nr l ii iiii ) If I utT bull ir,
M oil ill 1,1' (1 .).
A" Kaai' fii mall lliil la itfliyd an 1 Mil t"
arcmi u I Wl hi., H. I'. tl. Ill will 0' um u.i U
o i l ik or 4 l'io wino nr.
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KHI DAY, MAY -.'H, mi7.
A Piarv i irr A uui'K almul IK)
Mexican K)T"i,'H aie In Southern Om'koh
traveling Una way and tlm newimerii
of thul Miction Mate tint they are nuilty
of all manlier of ctiy deprediliona
Thu c male in tlm bund i ""ukinu
around everywhere olTerin to tell for
tune and pukiiiu up all the luone
aril lei poMibui. Tlil oiitlit, taken In
connection Willi the annul army of
truiipi now coiiiinu tlili way, certainly
calla lor yiitonua nieaiurea and herioc
Irvatiiieiil oil the part of the city aulhoi
tlea. The K'"i"" tiamp la compoied of
tlirte claiwa of Individuals : Men who'
art) idle from nweitaity.olherD and they
ooiiHlitule a lame majority who are idle
from choice, would not work if thev
could, and ulill othert who are rovinK
criminal. The city authorities ahould
provide a chain iianit or a rock pile and
Kive tlieat) iiomad an opHiilunity to
work oirthal habitually "tiled feelili."
Kvery loaler who auiiuter in amoiiK u
vxtiectlntt to live oli of u without ifiving
aome adequate return for the privilege,
ahutild lie coniK(lled lo lalnir upon the
county road or itreela of the city.
Kvery city ouuht to hve a rock pile and
the city j Ail ahould lo merely the deep
iiiK (itiurlera of the men who are forced
to labor vlKoroimly during the day or
"move on." Tlieae pariite are fed
now In many place, ev In Orenon
City, Ix'caUMt) people are afraid to refine
them lent tlmy hum them out or com
mit aomu other outMim upon them ami
food ia (iven them aa the cheaeat way
to be rid of them
School Ci.ohkd. Prof. II. 8. liilwon
cIomhI a very hiiccchkIuI eight month
achoolnt Oawi-golaat Friday. The at
tendance ha been largo, the average
enrollment lor the year Iming about :HH).
In place of the uatiul cloning exmclNe
IhepupilH were given a picnic at Camp
Morey, where a long, pleaaant day waa
put in playing game of viiiloim klndi
which were heartily enjoyed hy all
The picnic wa a "banket" air.iir anil
the refreHhment were luvlnh and va-lwl.
rrof. (iibmm waa ably HHHmted by
MinaeaMiiry Uiikner, Annette Paul'iiig
and Nellie Younger, all toucher In the
arhool. who exhaiiHted their ingenuity
t.. .iturtuliiiiiK the chSdien, succeeding
admirably In all they undertook. The
weather was perfect and nothing wa
wanting lo make the occftaion a veritable
aeaaon of delight to those w no partici
pated . Prof. (iibBon I ono of the lead
ing educators of the atiitu and hi aiiit-
ntN, Miami Hlckner.Paulingimd Younger
onim.irihemoat efflclent ona buccohhuh
of our county teacher, and the people
ol Oawego are very lmurly in their
a,.,i,.r.,i...,nt of the work of tliu patit
year.
Tkaciikhm' Ahsociation. The regular
monthly ..meting of tlm Chtcka.....
County Teacher' Ablution atCanby
next Saturday, Ma.v liO, promiHCB to be
one of the moat Interesting wid prontahle
oeBHloiiB of the year. An excellent
program ha been prepared for the ot
cuBionand no pains wlllha "pared by
.i... iurnUi.tiv to make the event
me eiijuw j
-1 v. romnnihered nv all
who
ono lung '
,.iiu.t Tlm inoetinit will be
held in
...Lnmuido on the camp groiiiuls
i,o imn. There will also
be
Bchool picnic, In which many Bchools
will lake part, held in connection with
the teacher' nMMrting. In the evening
the drama entitled "Heroic Dutchman
of '75" will bo given, commencing at 8
uVloi k, All nlmul In lint county ri)
liivllml to Ukii purl In tlm I'lrnli! Bml
rinulii fur thu tlriiiii. 'Ilia ovitIiiihI
trill ii, hn wiill iik ItoHiitmru Ioi'hI, stops nt
Ciiiiliy, imikiiiK It vt'ry uiTrsaaMe from
ll purl of tlm iiuiiiity,
An Omi-Kamiionkd (Jamp Mkktino
Tlm uiiiiiml cHinp ini'ciliiK imilcr
tlm ttiiHplccn of Um Orison Hiiiti" Cuiii
Minting AhmoiIhI Inn, will Im lii'ld
mi tint ('hiiIiv citiiiii unium), licitl'i-
Jiiiin 1HH7, Tin) KroiuuU urn In
oriliT, mul irrmiui'iiiiiiiiH Iihvd ricnn
Hindu for iiim-Mifiil moi'linK, iiihIit Hid
diri'i tlon of thu llirim prusil i ix iiMur
of tin) Ori'Kon confiTiiiicii, Ktivs. John
i'urimiis, D. I)., T. It. Kuril, I). I)., mul
(i. V. dim, i. I). Tliii U not IiiUuhIimI
to lie ft ini'i!llii miircly for nili'lli'i timl
iiiircjviiii'iil or ilfiuriliii ricruntlon.
but mi ulil fuHlilonml Miitlio(li"t rump-
iimmliiK, wimre ironnl mirvlcfi lire i
iriiii'linil ami the pcoplii rtclve
K lino uplrltunl uplift. In onlur lo
muol tliu I'ipciiKi'H iIkth will lie ii n
(iIiiiIhnIoii fuo tilmritixl nt t Iih K.iti', wliirli
plan wan found to Im moat mtUfwWiry ft
ymir uo. Tlm pili i'i will 1h ( I (or
fmiilly tivitMon tlrketi fiOi-piila for ono
fti'itmin ticket mul 10 cciiIh Hini;lM ml
iniiiioii, A widl kept ixmrdinK IihII
wlii'rii iiicitlN run liu otitnln?i nt ri'iaon
lilu ruli-i will Im iimliitiini'il. Tliu
Hoiitlii-rii I'licllli! will mil tickeii from nil
piirm ui onti nnu oiii'-inirn nire lor rouini
..... . . . i . . . 1 1 i i .
trip, ooi Irom Juno II to July. A
cordiftl invitation U exlciiili'd to cvrry
lily, Itiiim your IhIiIch nih! Hid
Mot hilint liyiiiiml, vour cliildrun mid
your ni'ltcliUiri.
(ioiixi) li v a Bri.L I.nnt Saturday
evening It. S, Mcl.aiililiii, farim-r
living near Milwaukee, led bin Jerry
bull out lo water and hud Junt lakeu
him hack into tlm burn mid wa tieing
lilm 1 1 1 when the animal attackeil him
tonning him into the manger. Hi erica
for help brought hi son Karl, who piod
ded the hull o vigorotmly with a pitch
fork that ho Ntoppfd hiaattuck on hi
faiher and wa tied up. In loniing Mr
McLaughlin Into the maiigir the horn
of tlm aninul caiiL-ht him in the calf of
the leg, tearing tlie lleali to the b me
nearly to the knee laying hire tlm
uiuacle and aiteiie. Ir. Sellwool,of
Hell wox I, Will HiitiiMiinil, dicmed
the wound and Mr, M -ljnliliii
I getting along nicely It w a very
clone cull, however, f r the hull wis
young and hii horn alMrn mid hut for
the fad that Mr.Mi l.augnlin.wa dumped
into i ha manger he might have been
gored lo death la-fore help reached him.
Pionkxr Kri-xion The twenty-filth
annual reunion of the Oregon Pioneer
Aiaocialion will be held ill the KxiHiiition
building at Portland on Wedneiuluy,
June 111, IHH7. The proceiiion will form
at the Hotel Portland at 1 p. in under
thu direction of John V. Minto, grand
maralul. TlM annual addreas will lie
delive ed by Hon. John It. McIIride, of
Sx)kane, Wanhlngton, a pioneer of 1H4(1,
and the occaaional addreisby Hon. John
Burnett, of Corvalli, a pioneer of 1H.'iS.
At the clone of the literary exercme a
banquet will be served by tho pioneer
ladies of Portland. Tiie evening will be
devoted to Inform il muaical and literary
exerciiies and a short add ten on the
Pioneer Women of Clataop County,"
followed by reminiscences of pioneer
day. Koducel rates can bo obtained
over all transportation line
A Hki.hiious Fkaud. Secretary Wal
pole, of the city board of chaitiea, of
Portland, warn the public againat Albert
J. Green, age about 25; height ft feet 3
Inchei; weight about 120. He ha curly
black hair, eye dark, small and sunken.
His evehrow meet over the none. He is
winking tho piiHtors of the Willamette
valley, and ha been at Kugene, Junction
City and Albany. He has the appear
ance of an Italian and claims to be a
converted Jew, except when appealing to
the Jews. He is a Baptist, Methodist,
ProHbyteiitin, etc., according to the be
lief ol the person he approaches for aid.
He iret the names of the minister be
fore he begin operations and works sys
tematically. This pious fraud may visit
this city and our pastors will be prepared
lo accord him a gracious reception.
Uivkk Uii-I'I.ks River tralllo remains
good on the upier river and notwith
standing the fact that the water is getting
low the Altona continues to make regular
tilp on schedule time. She makes the
run from Independbiice to Portlund
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Portlund to Independence on alternate
dv8. The Ratnona continues to
ply between this city and Portland,
lier passenger and freight bnsi.
noss allowing a steady growth
highly satisfactory to her owners. Now
that the river i up so high witli back
water Irom the Columbia, it resem
bles a placed luke and the steamer makes
better time than the electric car. These
warm days a trip by boat to Portland is
exceedingly pleasant and invigorating.
Only 25 cents for the round trip.
FutBT of thk Skason. It. 0. Thomas,
of Beayor Creek, marketed the first load
of hay for this year Tuesday. It was
rye hay and the stocks were from six
to seven foot in length. The hay crop
promises to be good this year. Timothy
and clover look well and give every as
surance of a large yield while the pros
pecta for a good price were never better.
Taken altogether the future looks very
bright for the farmers.
ViHiroiift Como. Tlm California
iiilinn Ik dim In I'ortlimd,
Monday, Jiiiid 7. It l not yiil dcflnludy
ilocldmi wlmil.pr tlmy will not oir lii-re or
Un oi lo I'orllund and roturii Itr to
llili city. Hccrliirv Toiur, of Htate
T't-iH BHHoclution ditHlrii tlm co-oiicr.
lion of Ori'iion City ouhIiiiihh miuii in
inilcrliiliiiiiK tlm yihilor and hIiowiiik
llicin llio Im'uuiIch and b.IvuiiIukci of
timidly and miiroiiiidiiiK cminlry, and
ci-rmlnly no rluHof mopl will M mora
piofltiilili to our poi'plo tliaii a lot of
iipwHimpi-r men tin 1 no city in tlm lai d
Imihu.mhuh mora ii lvmitiiK1 ' itrand and
pIclureMji.e acencry
tiiau doei Oregon
City..
No (illAnl'ATINO KXKMI IHKN. Ollt of
rcHiKM.'t to the niauiory of 51r. Martin
then) will ho nomdiiutinn morriHea at
tlm Went Hide aidiool. Tlilft la '
our new m IiooIn and Ihe only graduate
thin year wm IjiiImm Martin, whose
mother died IbhI Monday and the pro
KfHin tl i nt had lmen rraiiKd for the
oeiaHHloii him lieen dlHHiiiHd Willi.
Lot KHAar, TexAft, Oct. 15, lhU.
MeiNri. I'arii Medicine Co,,
l'aria, Tenn.
Iiear Klru : Ship UN ai aoon n poaai
ble 1 (rift (irove'i TahUdem Chill Tonic
and will not huvo any other. In our
experienco of over W) yi-rra in the drun
buHiner we liave never cold any medi
cine which nivei nub iiuiveraal aalia-
a(.Byn
Vouia reHieclfully,
J. H. liKowsa A t o,
Korftiilo hy C. . Huntley, drugijiBt
You run no risk. All druggists
guarantee ('rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
to do all thai the inniiiifui tmcrs claim
for It. Warrented no cure, no pay.
Tliein are many imitation. To get the
Ki-iiiiiiie ask for drove's. For sale hy
0 U. Huntley
ruve Your ('rain.
Few realize that each uirrel dcatroy
(1. 51) worth of grain annually. Wuke
lee's Squirrel and Gopher F.xterminutor
i the most 4-iTei live and economical poi
son known. Price reduced to aO cents.
For sale by C. U. Huntley. 0. A. Hard
ing and ('liiinium A Co.
Books ( heap.
Kverytbing required in the school
room, Isjoks, sUtes, tablets, aiNitige,
ink, Kna, cni-il, etc. at Daniel Wil
liam, cornel Seventh and Center at reels.
Full stock of nut, candies, notion etc.,
Iresh and of good quality. Sold at reas
onable price.
Mrwing Mucblne ror -'(.
llioli irmdtt aeuinir machine, that will
do a irood work as a anv that are
the market, w ill be sold for the next
four week for from f 14 lo fJO by II. 0.
Cheney, at Cheney's art gallery.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Iian Association, call on II. T. Sladen.
He has it at bis finger ends.
Hare Cliiinre.
Will trade 3-year old Jersey bull, higly
iedinreed for good work horse. Address
Cliff Farm, Canby, Oregon.
Sunday Services.
BT. PAl'L'8 CIU'KCH- Kpucnpil - Riv.
J i ph Pj ,.r-i , Kei'l t. 1 ly coinm num al
10 a Bit wjrvie aallll. m. ft lU 7.3J . O).
Bund ijr ivuool at 12.1 'a, in.
rittST CONOKKOATIONAL Cllt'RCH.
Itcv. J. W. Cowau Hialnr. Hxrvlcei it llKtu a.m.
and 1.3U r. M. Hundif Bchool ilier moriilnn
lervie. I'liyer nict'llng I i,u-ulajr evening ,1
7H0i,elork. t'riyer inretln ol Younit f lr'l
Bocteijr ol ClirUtlio Kndeivor every Buudiy
veiling it ..HO irnil)L
riltST BAPTIST CIIPRCH. - Riv. M L.
Ri'no, Pulor Morning Srrvlcn it l":i. Huntliy
DohiHil it 11:15; KvonlliK Service 7:0; Kcgillar
priyer mt-Ptlnil iiiniiliy evening. Monthly
Covvnint MeeliiiK every Weduvuliy eveulni
prereillng Hie flrat Hiunliy lu tue month. A
oomIiI liivlutlon to ill.
8T. JOHN'S CHt'RCII.CATHOUC.-Rav. A.
Hii.i.iusand, Pn'.or. On Buuiliy nuaiftt B Hid
lil ilO a. M. Kvery aeroiiil anil fourth Uiimlnj
Herman lermon itlnr the S o'clock man
Al 111 other miaaei Kngllah lerinnni. BuikIkv
rtrhool it 4:B0 P. a. Veten, aiiologeiicil
ubleoii Hid Huuedlotlon it 7:80 r. .
METIIODIHT KPIHCOPAL Clll'RCH. R V.
i I 1.. . Lt ... l,..til,iw .nrvlKR ut 111 4
Suintiiy Hehool at 10:00. t:lmi meeltnx utter
morning aervlie. . Kveiilng service at 7:0.
Kpworili tongue moeting Hiindsy evening it
H:K0; Priyer Meeting Ihuridiy evening at 7:30.
tnngeri cordially Invited.
FIRST PRK8BYTERIAN CHITRCH.-Rev. A
J. Montgomery, Piator. Servieei it 11 i.H.ftiid
7:8U r. a. Hib'bath Bchool it 10 A. u. Young
People'a Bixilety of Christian Endeavor mien
every Bunday evening it :80. ihioidiy
evening prayer meellug it 7:80. Bean tree.
KVANOII.IfiAL CHURCH-OERMAN-Rev.
Erli- . Piator; J. K. K.hrkt . --I t in .
Preaching aervleei every Buudiy it 11 A. M.
and 7:80 P. M. Babbath achool every Sunday at
10 A. M.. Mr. Zi iur i 8 il pi. Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening
GERMAN LUTHERAN ZIOX'S COS
gregailonal cliurch. Kev. F. 8ck, pastor.
Service! everv Similay at 11 A. M. Holiday
aoliool at 10 A. M.
caiiitMka.
CHOCOLATE
BON BONS
For Sale By
E. 33. WILLIAMS
The Grocer.
, llow' Th In 1
We oirer Ono Hundred I)ollur Ho
ward for any cam of catarrh that cannot
ho cured hy llall'i Catarrh Cure.
F, J. Chknkv A Co.,
l'roni., Toledo, 0.
Wo, tlm undeniKiii'd, have known F. ;
J . Cheney for the hint 15 yearn, and he- j
lie vi) him perfectly honorahle in all hua- j
ine dm triiMB!tiotiN and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
Wkit A Tkcax, Wholcnale Dru'inti),
Toledo, 0. I
Wai.mnu, Kinnan A Makvik, Wiiole-
,mu DruKniata, Toledo, 0.
Hall'ftCatarrhCureU taken internally,
action directly imjii the blood and mil-,
coun HiirfaceN of the iiyatein. Price 75c
per liottle. Hold hy all druifgiHta. Teoti
nioiiluli free,
llall'i Family 1'illn are the hunt.
.Money for Farmcm.
When it comes to buying harness,
saddle, whim or robes the prices and
work to be had at Willey's harness shop
cannot be duplicated in Portland. lie
pairing done ' in good shape and
promptly. Full line of shoes carried
and sold at bed rock prices. Shoe re-1
pairing attended to. Willey's loggers !
and farmers hand made shoes have no
superior. Call at Lis shop on Seventh
street near the depot ami ee how big a
dollars worth you can get.
For YoQiift Men and Young Women
There is nothing that will arouse the
ire of a young man or woman so quick as
to have inferior laundry work put off on
them. They may dress ever so well,
but If their shirt front or shirt waist is
mtissy their neat appearance is oiled.
The Troy laundry makes a specialty of
Indies' and gentlemen's fine work.
There cau be no better work than iB
done at the Troy. Leave your orders at
Farnswortb's arbor shop.
Avoid CoiiBUiiiplion,
bv stopping that cough. We know of no
better remedy for coughs and colds than
the S. B. Cough Cure. G. A. Harding.
Bread i the
Staff of Life,
That Is, if it is good, wholesome
bread, if not, it is more dangerous
than he
BulletBof theTurks
Since assuming control of the
Harding bakery no effort has been
spared either in quality of flour
used, or skill in handling to make
Ilorton's Bread,
The equal ot the best known
made. His pastry cannot be
excelled. Tiy a loaf ol whole wheat
flour bread.
Fine
Groceries and
-Fresh Vegetables.
EWA1D STOHY,
Practical
Horsesljoer
Track and Road Work a Specialty.
Any style shoes forged in iron or
iteel. Wagon work and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop on Seventh street, next door to
Nobhtt'a stable.
TINNING.
PLUMBING,
and GENERAL
REPAIRING
FURNACE
WORK,
HOP HOUSE
FURNACES
AND PIPING
Prices to meet the times.
Fred Gadke,
Shop on Main Street, next door to
Bellomy & Busch.
Wanted-An Idea I
Who can think
aom. al rn u Ml
thing to patent?
Protect yonr Ideiaj thT may bring yon wealth.
Write JOHN WKUDKKUURN CO., Patent Attor.
leva, Washington, D.
('.. for their Sl.AU prlM offer
and llit ot Iwo hundred lurenUani wanted.
A. W. PHILLIPS,
EXPRESS
AND
DELIVERY
Prompt attention to hauling to any
part of Oregon City.
Moving attended to promptly and
carefully.
Special rates given on hauling to
and from Gladstone and Park-place.
' 111 1 " '
;y V v v -v -v v v . - -
Vour pre5eriptioi74
Al our Ktore h compounded with the proner
. At .1 J . . . .I"
liiiriedleiitH put Kleiner as me uoeior wanm
iimiM 1Y Lee ii the
llll llll If I' - "
Stye price
and every prescription Is as good as good drugs
can make it.
Will be as honest as the drugs we uso you will
find that cut prices are in force In our prescrip.
ti( n department as well as in other departments.
c.
G. HUNTLEY,
Original Cut
OREGON
P. H. Ask for otir cut rate price
3t 9i 9i v , ivi, ri.rn , -
l9 ly l " i!,,! , l . -, lo
I KM GOING TO
To get ono of those ...
FINE HAND MADE HARNESSES
. . . Before they are al. eone.
I must have a set for they out-wear any machine-made harness,
besides I can save from $3 to 5 by purchasing of the
OREGON HARNESS COMPANY,
J. F. CAMPAU, Manager.
OppoBite Court House Oregon City.
All kinds of repairing done promptly and at reasonable prices.
The Newest Always Takes the Lead
For the reason that constant improvements are being made m
alii classes of productions.
Yucca Koot Soap Takes the Lead,
For it is the latest and is the best soap for the complexion,
the toilet, the bath and laundry. Try a sample bar no soap
equals it. Absolutely free from animal fats.
Yucca Toilet Preparations.
Lanola Creme, Almond Meal, Peach Blossom, California Lilac
and Glycerine and Mexican Tooth Powder. For sale by
josni C. GIBSON,
Ceneral Agent for Oregon.
R. L RUSSELL,
The Parkplace Merchant.
rays no big rent for he owns his building. Has no
city taxes to pay and gets his insurance for nearly
one half less than the up-town merchants for he has
no dangerous exposures.
SELLS CHEAPER
Than the other Oregon City merchants by reason
of these savings. Call and make a trial purchase.
FARMERS' PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for goods.
IKS
WRITC
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inilTE BRONZE Monuments
will not Moss-cover or black
en. Are artistic, cheap and the
most enduring monument made.
White Bronze is no experiment.
It has stood for hundreds of yeara
in Europe and is not affected by
the weather. Correspondence soli
cited. On receipt of postal card
will be pleased to call and show
samples and designs.
MONUMENTAL BRONZE CO.,
C. K. DON NELL, MGR.
Sw. cor. Ash and East 10th Streets
Portland, Oregon.
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