The morning Astorian., June 22, 1902, Image 3

THE MOHMXK ASTOUIAX, SUNDAY, JUNK 22. II2
DEATH DEALING DUST
luitiMllivtrnuiimittcr Af the prm thnt kills-No diiNt, no
germ. It' you want duxtlcNH (weeping tine OUR DUHTLICSS
KM H ItRUHII. Hkvon money, wives time, invuo liven. See
our lino of Keiither DuhIwm and Urunhes.
Ross, Hlggitis 6b Co.
TKLBPH0N8 6t.
TODAY I WBATHEUV
POltTI.ANIi, Jim 2l,-0rcg.n, Ida
1"' -and Valiliigtim--inrtly chnidy.
OUR SPECIALS
nut this vi:i:k
IIIcui-ImmI ,1 iisliu .
Hoy Kuculcr , ,.M.V
(niton TouvU 11 lor ii.V
l.mllrV While YchU IOc
t Spool of CiiIIom. , , ., ,...U.V
Oa.ton cl!i focJ, grain and hay.
Try our J. V, creamery butter. Ii
l EimriiiltN't to pixamt you. JOHN
SON" rtltOH.
You "111 And the bet 15c meal In
ih oi i y (it the Itlntng Bun llettauranl.
No. 412 Commercial .treet.
Tin- steamer Hut' H. Elmore arrived
I:im I'v.-niim fis.m TilluiiiiMth. with full
fiHhl ami pintiti'ntfi'r Hum.
Tli" ii;liily ivI.Ii-il' f K. . Iwl.
i' Third and Fiaitklln. itm litt-n pur
tlui.l liy i 'iti.tln Jak lU'ltl.
New stack of fancy giiod just ar
rived ot Yokohama llnsaar. Call and
f th liU'-nt novelties from Japan.
Send in your order for your winter'
supply of nr. ilub or hard wood to Kel
ly, Hit? transfer man, Phone 2211 lilnck.
Thf Mclut ner 1,11 Vance i-U n r 1
yiHtviMity iifiniioon for Shu Kramlsco
Hhf ha m rnrgo of itl,o) fet't of lum
ber. All .mokcr. smoke the "1'rlde of
Alorln" cigar. No bottler made.
Manufactured by MitcI'Vrlane & Kno
bel. You can buy N'ewbro' Ilerplclde,
the gr?at dandruff cure, for 75 cent
per bottle ivt the Oooldent Harbor
StHip.
A competent girl wanted for gen
eral housework. Aply corner Eighth
And Franklin street. Oootl wage for
good work.
Iloslyn coal last longer, la dinner
and make le trouble with aiove
and chimney flue than any other coal
on t'he market. George W. ftotborn,
agent. Telephone 1311.
Reliable (JoodH
Have You Seen
The fine Line of Opaque Window Shades we are
welling at 25 cents? .
Live when yon live and sleep on one of our hair mat
tresses. All mattresses made to order from $."() down
to $7..r)).
Sec our Mantle Heds with Yum Yum Springs from
up. .
One hundred useful household articles at " cents each
We sell on small profits,
GREAT EASTERN
SHotiohoti
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
lllcyele ri'imlrlnif wltb nklll and
lntnilnita. Hueplliw i MUxk; work
ifUiiruntPrd, iti'lliuicc Kli'ctu'liul Work
IL'i lloml Ht,
Tint Ii'ltifnt linn of iur; In (tin rlty
fiitlrfly ntMr unit new ntyUni, I hove
iaii.-a everybody, fiom & wnu to
fill moh, Chlil'IrK l(oicr,
A iiiiirrlujif llivnuv irruntii by
'l.ik Whfilty to Annua MclJoimM f
'iimn.If f.mnly Moittuim and Allr
U'lioi-n Wuitpii of Clutwiii t'ouuty.
nni, rbfwt and 1n.lt nrfwork
lo b found In tlm city, at Jumc Kong
4 Co. 4 JO ("iMiinifri'lal xtr-ot. Coine
rly and j4i k out what you wiint,
Th'tro win no .khI.tii of Hi,, i tr. ull
t'ourl ycninrday, JuiIk Mi'llrld hating
mlj. iiiik'iI Krlduy night until toniiT-
row.
Tll rlfOtl lliK-r linlni) tiui lutu
nri'lv.-vl at Vletiiria fomi Hung Kong,
jitihl I duo ut Anloriit fin-y iht nmiii
i lug A full cargo awalta bcr at lbl
ji't.
Tht ut m ncr Kultmi arrlvnl yvHtcr
I li v froii Han Kiiniiitco. Flic brought
jiiii bunvlx (.f oil for Portland tiift'
. cliunm im.l loft mi tint river to ill
("IthiKx her enrgn.
A lmt!..ni. nrw t wii cur waa
l'lii""l In acrtlci- yncnlity by tbf Ah
um hi r.n'ciri.; niniwiny. Tim car In a
local ertnluct oJid iimvh vi0" "u
In I' ulth the traveling iubllc
John A. Montgomery, at No. 425
Ikmd atrtwt, dow alt kind of tinning,
! plumbing, gM nd at ram fitting
! promptly and aklllfully and at vwy
J IIHl.'.Ut (H'lcttM.
Ice rmim, gimrtuitKcd pure, delivered
to any part of the city, JS eenta a pint,
tee cream aoda. Ilcut frtah candlca.
Private room. Parlor Candy Store.
(S3 Commercial at reel.
A carload of ohcap and medium
irlcid bedroom aultea Just recclvtl.
We offtr Uicm at rttticed prk- for
rhla week only. Call and examine.
CHAR H!0!!.onN A HON.
V.NTKI 5 YOCNU MI'S' from
1'latnop county at once to pniaie for
PoNltlotm In the flovernment Service.
Apply to Inter Htate Comwpondenc
liuttllule, Cctlar lUipbl. la.
Cotinlim-tve carry the Inrgeet and
bent m-lecttd atock in the city. The
line Inclndca bntl amoofh afld tufted
couchef, whb we are offering at low
er price than other dealer. Oharlci
Iltlllrn A Hon.
Tracy an.! Merrill were locnted at
Ulilgerifld, and nfler a lively kirmlnh
with detective, they encaped Into the
wood, leaving behind them two emp
ty " Iji Iiniciial" 4gitr Imixc iiihI the
ittmpllmema of the neaaon. '
Klrwt of the aenmrn, Crawtlith- At
the Toke Potnt Oyt-r lltiuae on
lOlcventh atrect may tie found the flrrt
crnvt-tlitti of the aenMon, and nobody
know better how to wrve tbvm, aa
well mm nil otber m-awinable daliitle.
Coniiiicnclnif June 30. all the attire
In the city will remain open until g
i, in., except on Haturdny night. The
o'clock rule will npply until Ht'i'tem
Imt 1, and I In accordance with an
rutre'inent heretofore entered into be
tween the merchant and the Clerk'
Cnlon,
A big force of men I at work on
the net- at earner Anna tkirron, built
by Hlchnrd IiCfttlier for rile Thllnket
Packing Oinnpany, and It Ih expeeted
t'lw ati'iimcr will leave out on Wednes
day or Thuraday of the present week,
Th.' llarrmi will lie UHcd a an Aliiuku
cannery tender.
Lowest Prices
FURNITURE CO.
Building
PHONE 2145 BLACK
A word to Fourth of July vlitlturw;
Thu Whltr Collar line trill acll round
trip ticket from nil points on the
river for one fare for the round trip,
good going on July 8d or 4tih, and re.
turning, to and including the Oth, fur
the benefit of (lnme winning to take
in Aatorla' grea,t celebration,
The t'nlon Men Cotiiuny, of port
land, ha gem h' Kour-.h of July
romuillfixit- n cliwck for $10, Arc1 A,
Vik la tie? rpi'"4ciitinlvi! of the com
pany. The Cnloti Mnt Company ha
ilwy been very" gnerou In contrib
uting to local event, having malo
yearty ubctlptlin to fhe regnWa
fund.
Tlte t;rm " inoi'w or le," often ued
In legal dH'miieMli, I one the mean
ing of which U not alway clearly
defined, lt''c.'n!ly a lumber firm e
cured the right to cut 2.700,000 feet of
limber on the Chippewa reaervatlon,
In Washington. The ,'lrm cut about
li.UMO.ooo ftet an! the auprcine court
hu rill it! Urn I In hu doing It CMcd-
ed it right under (he tirm.
C.tpuln Jordia', of lh- cltamer that
ticun hi nam.', ha lnf,rmcd Chair
man Kline, of the Fourth of July com
mit lee, thnt very large crowd will
be ov.r from JJeep lllvor to attend
the ceb-biutloii. (' plain Jonlun etl
mutc that fully 4W iH-oplw trill come
from that town, .mil ha urged upon
Mr. Kline this nectanlty of engaging
.t bnrite to be run to leep Klver on
that day. '
Work m the ata'id to lie wet ted In
the court hou; yard for the Fourth
of July exercise b liegun on
M'u.tlay morning. The Fourth of July
cotiimlit.ie 1 expecting Mr. llllvtr
to be here to deliver the principal ad
ilreiM, thin gentleman having promla-
ed .S-'iia-tor Fulton that be would come
Thj latrjile commltiee la making ex-
celleiil )MgiNiM and U 1 evident that
the prtk.'elon will te n record-break
er. Th ! Clerk' I'nlotl, excepting lady
niciiilk'r. will turn out in i Ixuly, and
a fine will be Imposed for failure to
do go,
W. W. Whll"!e hat returned from
llucoail, Wiihli,. mi. I will remain in An
lorin untli Moiiila'y night. Mr. Whip
ple I mill tery loyal to AHorU and
lecmtly IntercHted a friend who will
advance a like amount. While' Mr.
Whipple hu not divulged the name of
the gentleman who dealr'-a to engage
In the mill biMlueit at Axtori.i, It I
known that he I very well connected
liimiit lully, and that 111 proposal will
lie made g,od whenever the people of
Aatorla feel reiidy to Hubm-rlb their
portion 'if the m ney. Mr. Whipple
believe th.it aeveril l:ir mill tould
ne tterurel wltnout trouble on a haul
of fhl Ulnl.
HevereJ enterprising Aetortan are
llgui-lnif on the poftlhllltjr of holding
Iho annual regit' ta thl year. They
take the ground that to allow the car
nival to rfo by for even a rlngie year
willl undo much of the goo l work th it
ha already been dor.e toward making
the event the prlnclpnl one of the kind
u the miki, a.1.1 th.it united effort
alir,e hi required to brlriif about uc
ce.nt. The failure of the committee to
report fttvor.tbly on the retintta prop
onltlog tva due, It Ic ald, to the re
fitHal of th trannMiriLiilon compantt
to make donatlona to the fund, but It
l believed that thl dllllculty can be
overcome. Sentlni'tnt that the regat
ta ithoiild be held ia growing rapidly.
Itepivncnlatlve Halm, wh-,-n iiuea'lon
ed yeeJtertlay by a reprenentatlve of
the Axtorlan, atatetl tlnvt he would
favor a bill providing for Oat milarle
for mate official. Asked what he
thought t)he office of governor should
be worth to the Incumbent, Mr. llahn
replied th.it u. itnlnry ot from J;tiKX to
$'io00 would not be exto'aalve. In view
of the fnct thnt gwit responsibility
rest upon lht sliouldor f the ehlef
executive. He seemed rather Inclined
to favor a salary of $1000 for the gov
ernor. " If the governor should be
given a ftaliry of $M0rt, the secretary
of state ouifht to rec'lve MOrtO." eald
Mr. Hivhn. " I am not In favor of
poorly paid official, but I bellev.i th"
fee should go to the slut. The sal
ary of the t!it tretisuivr, S0 yearly,
Is nmplc for th.it oillci.il, as he has
the u. of a vnM Mini nnnu!i!ly. I have
not yt carefully eoimldored the mat
ter, but will favor a salary bill that i
seems lo me equitable."
The meeting to be ihdd tomorrow
night at the Council Chambeiit is one
of vary great Imiwtanoe. It Is the
first atep In the great movement
Which In extending all over fire United
States, has been a blewsliig In every
way tvihere It ha been encouraged. It
has brought -an Increase In population
and an Interest In buslnes and In
crease In profit and extension of
business Interest as well as a Just
pride In improved conditions where
ever It ha leen allowed to work out
It plana. No city or town that 'has
roeelved new life from those who have
engaged In this Work, but will ac
knowledge gratefully their Indebted -new
to Civic Improvement leagues.
Aatxtrln. needs Just this work doiit
from one emd of t city limits to the
other. Come out tomorrow nltfht to
rhe meeting, Join the lengue ami If
It Us not possible on account of press
of pdratmal work for you to give any
lier.wtittl wk to It, encourage those
who ran and are wilting ao to work
for the public good, Join ttie League
and add the weight of your name and
position. Council OhambeT at 7:50 t.
m. Monday evening, June 23. Nke
no other engagement but attend this
meeting, it is of great Importance to
every business man and to every wo
man of Aatorla also.
Tomorrow evening Wiedemann' big
how open a return engagement of
nix night and a nmtlnee. Thl at
tmctlon on -their flrirt npj4-aire in
ihe city Inst July proved CfoenuHve
lo be one of th beat iular priced
uit no Hon that visit- A't n-lii, and
umde a hot of warm friend who are
glad to hear of their return. They
conllne tlinnixlvi to a rejiertolre of
the latent corned leu Aral do not at
tempt any wlerd heavy productions
Hint mak" a man go home and feel
Hint 'he ha lost ail ihia near relative.
The opening bill 4 the four-act com
edy drama " Dixie lwd," a Mory of
the South. The aUry deal with In
cident of the rebellion. Menr.
WHIemann and Lyndon aipear In
rheir part and the balance ,( the cat
I mode up of clever people. A feature
of Uie first appearance of the com
pany i high clan vaudeville between
act, and the offering Nellie Wiede
mann, the electric dancer; the mono
logue tnr and Lyndon and Olenn. the
AtiMtrailian travesty artlW, The irlce
tre 1K 20c and 30c. ftale of neat
in now on at Orlffln & Reetl'.
fiierlntendent H. J. Pye. ' of the
"Intwip Mill Company' x factory,
Mate that the lnereafefl supply of
-Hlmon compared with the supply
of lnjt year ha made a notlee
atile difference In the business of W
company, a.nd the factory I now
turning out SOW boxe weekly for lo
cal packing Ikiu. The Northwest
ern factories are unable at present to
compete with the pine box manufac
turer of Callfomil.i f.r the princliial
Imx trade of that state, because of
the fact that the California manufac
turers are enabled to turn out the
clas of boxe now demanded for )
'h:in the cost of manufacturing spruce
boxe. However, th'-re ! ronsfderable
demand for spruce Iwixes, and on to
day's ti'mr for California, the com
pany will ship 125 tons of boxe.
ThiT Is plenty of work for good boy
nt th? box factory, and urprlslng!y
largj wage are b"lng paid. At the
m-cscnt time rtw box factory find It
lmixible to fill all 1he order which
arc received, owing to ttie Inability
to conveniently secure lumber. When
rhc new mill Is ompleted, October 1,
the box factory will tie run day and
night.
KeMMta from the cannerlea yester
day w.-re to :ihe effect that the run of
llsh ha not been quite so RxnI as was
the case on the previous day of the
week. However the fMhermen are
still doing nicely, One of the beirt
known txtcker In the Lower Colum
bia stated yeeterday to an Astorian
ni.ui that the aupply of nalmon 'now
was 60 per rent greater than wa the
case at thl Wme last year. " Thl
sound big," sakl the packer, " but
In reality the Increase ha not been
a gicat as my statement would In
dicate, for the reason 'that the aup
ply of fish now In do per cent less than
that for the same period In 1900. Ap
pwximately speaking. I should say
the p,'k rf salmm. to date on the
lower river I In the neighborhood of
oO.Oiio rase If anjthlng, a little lew.
Umt year- pack at thl time was be
tween 2,1,000 and 30.000 cases." Asked
a to the probable demand for salmon
during the coming winter, the packer
stated that he expected It would be
much improved. " This will be due to
the Increase In the price of 'ieef. In
deed, hud not beef gone up, I do not
know where the salmon packers would
have landed. Last year's consump
tion of salmon was 3.000,000 eases,
while the aupply was 5.000,000 cases.
From this statement one can gain a
fairly a'Vurate Idea of the demoraHi
ed condition of the market during the
past winter. Should the Sound pock
fall phoirt this seasm. the situation,
o far as Columbia river fish I con-cern-?d.
will be materially lmpwved."
WILL I!K A SCCCESS.
If any one ha bad any doubt about
the success of Astoria's celebration of
the Fourth, It must certainly have
been dispelled by the reiorts of tvwk
done by the Clerks' Union. The com
mittee of arrangements have all
been working diligently and steadily
and now have everything, even to fihe
most minute. In perfect readiness.
Kverv one's comfort and enjoyment
has been looked to and It only remalins
for the weather prognostlrator to
make arrangement for a beautiful day.
Whleh of course he can easily do.
Transportation hna been excellently
arranged, and without doubt Astoria
will be a well-filled city and a place
of much enjoyment on the coming
Fourth.
In any line of merchandise we are
better able to satisfy you than any
concern In the city. No matter what
other stores may offer you, you are
always certain of saving money when
you patronlie us. Every time a com
parison Is made we gain a customer,
read on:
STANDARD PRINTS 2o.
25o TABLE CLOTH 6c
60 and 75c SHIRT WAISTS 31c
ISo ZErHYR GINGHAM. ..SWc
10c PERCALES... 6c
HANDKERCHIEFS lc
TINS, per paper le
$3 SHOES 1.5
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS AT
LESS THAN COST.
MORSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
508-10 Commercial St. Attorla, Or.
Advantage ot a Lifetime
CONTKHT OP.OW BXflTIN'O.
Loader In 0lde of Liberty Race
l) ginning to Hhow Strength.
The prediction that the Oodde rf
Liberty contest would prove !:t'.;?ret
Ing I being fulfilled, and yesterday'
count how that the leading candi
date are being warmly aupported by
their friend. The leador now are
Mis Oundernon, Mir Hater and Miss
Reed, who are only eight votea apart.
While appearance thu far Indicate
that the conteat rwita between the
three ladle named. It I understood
that friend of other camlkla-U-a are
preparing to spring a surprise, and It
I Impossible to make any prediction
a to the outcome.
Ywtterday' count showed that Mis
(Sundemon ha reaumed first place, M
votes -hating been cast for .her. Both
Mis Gundemon. Ml Sater and Miss
Heed passed the 200 mark. The big
Be! rnln w nwle bv Mid Reed,
for whom 148 vote were cast. Miss
Reed hold third place, being eight
vote behind Miss Oundernon, and only
one vote behind Mis Sater. The
friend of the various aspirant are
beginning to get together, and yester
day no inconnlderable sum wa sub
scribed "by several Interested parties.
The vote to date 1s as follow:
Mis itlrdle Ounderwin 214
Mis Mollle Water 207
Miss Lottie Reed 2"
MIk Gertrude Stockton IDS
Mis Maude tone 65
Mis KtJhel Palmer 57
Mis Oordelta Thlel , 40
Mix Anrta Trenehard 80
Mis Amy Lemon 21
Mis Nellie t'txlnger 20
Mis I.ita Drain 1
Ml V.. E. Onslow 14
Miss Eva GtHslinan 10
Mis Mamie Coffman 1
MIm Hose Thiel 1
Miss Robina Coffman 1
The final count will be made Wed
nesday afternoon at 5 o'clock, and the
result will be announced In these col
umns Thursday morning. Votes may
be obtained at anv of the principal
stores.
HOME TEAM VICTORIOUS.
Portland and Astoria Commercial
In a Bowling Contest Last Night.
Yesterday afternoon E. E. Mallory,
tcrrctary or the American Cocked-hat
Association, wired Mr. Wise, of 'the
Commercial Club, asking whether or
not the local club would bowl with
the Portland Commercials on the local
alleys last night. A team was hastily
got together and the visitors arrived
on '.he night train. The contest re
sulted in an easy victory for the local
team, wtUch put up a very strong
game against 'the tired visitors, of
whom Messrs. Menefee and McNary
alone bowled near average. A return
game will be played this afternoon at
the all.ys. and the Portlanders have
promised to turn the tables. Last
night's scores follow:
Astoria Commercial
P. B. Sovey 43 50 50 53 196
H. W. Dean 32 35 2 43 172
R. J. Pye 46 35 54 25 170
O. W. Ralston .. SS 47 28 5 169
P. Peterson 38 33 39 41 151
Herman Wise ..40 29 34 47 150
Total 237 229 267 275 100S
Portland Commercial
J. P. Menefee ... 49 43 55 37 1S6
L. A. McNary ... 46 41 30 44 161
H. F. Bushong ..39 24 31 42 139
T. S. Potter 30 36 33 32 131
H. R. Riersdorf . 35 S3 24 37 129
A. H. Wlllett ... 27 32 27 37 123
Totals 226 211 203 229 S69
At the conclusion of the contest the
two teams repaired to the Toke Pdnt
oyster house, where supper was served.
l'KltsOXAL MKVTIOX.
J. C. Mayo went t Portland yester
day. Thomas Dolg Is In from his Neha
lem ranch.
Governor and Mrs. Geer arrived in
the city on last night's train.
H. H. Magee, representing Dunn's
flnsiii.ial agency, is in the city.
Mrs. C. H. Callender leaves today
for Portland, tor e 'brief visit.
Mr. Oswald West is In Portland,
spending a few days with friends.
Mrs. W. G. Prescott. of the Neha
lem, was shopping in town yesterday.
C. C. Clarke, county commissioner
elect, was up from Seaside yesterday,
Miss Short has returned from Port
land, where she had been attending
St. Helen's Hall.
Mrs. T. F. Lauiin has gone to The
Lall.is, to spend a few weeks with
friends in that city.
Mi's. A. B. Hughes left yesterday
for Mount Angel college, to attend th
commencement exercises there.
Captain and Mrs. C. E. Gundenson
have returned from a visit with rela
tives In Wisconsin.
Mrs, A. W. MacKenxle, of Portland,
arrived In the city last evening and
will leave for the beach today.
Miss Alice Gray, who had been
teaching school at Marshfleld, Oregon,
returned home yesterday to spend liver
vacation.
Colonel E. C Hughes, formerly of
this city, and Miss Estelle Mundt, of
Portland, were married yesterday In
Portland.
Mls Anna Beeson. of Marshfleld, a
niece of Hon. Phil Metchan, of Port
land, passed through fhe city yester
day, en route to the metropolis.
DRUMMERS WANTED.
All drummer boys, especially those
having drums are respectfully Intited
lo call at the Fourth of July head
quarters on Monday next and regis
ter, m as to take part In the Fourth
of July parade. L. E. SELIO,
(secretary.
GLOVE
Thoroughly Boned
OUR
PRICE
$1.00
Ask to see Style R. and II. Every pair guar
anteed by the ThompsKm Factory. Regular
price fl.25. Sale price $1. See Corset Dis
play in Windows at
HANAHAN'
Shaiialiait Itiiilitin,
HOT WEATHER IS COfiHMG
TRY OXE
COAL OIL COOKING STOVES
-Safe and Serviceable. Cheaper than .wood or
gas. All sizes witli bake oven attached.
Nothing better for summer cooking. You are
always clean and the kitchen po.
FOARD 8 STOKES COMPANY
RE-OPENED
Thoroughly renovated and modernized. The most
popular eating place in Astoria. Open all night
Only white help. John Blasich, Prop., Eleventh St.
NEW STYLE
pecial Drive
Add Comfort and Beanty to Tour Home
Handsome Patterns, Best Qualities, Prices from 35c up.
Lovely Moquettes 95c and Upward. Handsome Pro
Brussels ArtScpuares, $450 and Upward. . ....
Nothtng Better. Price. Lowest. Call and See.
H. H. ZAPF, The House Furnisher.
TRULLINGER, EASTABROOK & CO.
aucciirsoRs to
THEO. BRACKER
Jobbers and Dealer, in
s
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SMOKER'S ARTICLES, PLAYIXO
CARDS, STATIONERY, AMBER GOODS, CUTLERY, ETC.
- MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES "
Pipe Repairing
A Specialty
. Jhe Finest
Palace
Everything the
Commercial St. Market Affords.
Castings
We are prepared to maJu them on
short notice and of the best material..
Let u. give you estimate, on any kind
of coatings or pattern work. Lowest
price, for flrat-claaa work.
TELEPHONE NO- 2451.
FITTING
SALE
Commercial Street
OF OUK NEW-
CHOP HOUSE
on Ruas
55 Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon
Restaurant in tie City
Regular Meals, 25 cents, .
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
W. W. Whipple
IRON, STEEL,
BRASS
and BRONZE
Scow Bay Iron 0
Brass Wcrks
, Cor. )ih and rtsnkllu are:
v