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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
TO ARM INDIANS
AGAINST YAQUIS
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT As LAST
RESORT. M WHIPPING YAouiS,
WILL ARM PAPAoos AND Co.
cQPAhe.

Minlag men from sonora state that
tko Mexican government has decided
To- pic Greek AGAINST dreek' In che
Indian warfare in the hope lf finally
cXtermiuailug or af lclat conQuerinE
the YaquiT. who haYe been making
Tie dlneefOuf Tor mining mon in
many ssciiuns and HfhQ have greatly
retarded the development az Sonora
Tho Mexican government has fOuna
chat the Yaduia cannot be gubdued by
the Mexican soldiers. Eight years Of
warfare nave demonstrated this, ana
now tic panhaus and the CuC3paha
win De- delegated the task The PAP
ap in Ma2loo are The brethren Of
the pamFog hero, whilo TIE Coco
pnhs have their Villages south Of
Yuma ID % planned 20 form an army
uf several thousand PapagOa and Co.
copahs which VIII Do accompanied
hy Mszlcau soldiers On sufficient mum.
beers to uroyent the Indians from de-
soriiug and joining The Yaquis. How.
ever. fhoro d. lNtlo danger % this
action. IA ihe Yaquia are The enemies
of ihe papag0a and C0copahs
The indian fighters VIII prove very
effective in inc mountains, whore the
Mexican soldiers are pOwcrlcsa before
The Yauuis. Who seem io know every
rock it Is tho Yaquis' plan 20 a.
tack small forces when they airs pass.
ing through the mountain passes of
exposed canyons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
ELKS ARE GUARAN.
Ted A FINE Time
At THE DIG MEETING 70 BE
HELD iN DENVER IN JULY.

when the members Of The Elk
lodge from iiis city 30 90 Denver,
Colo next July. they are sure 60 re-
ceiv0 excellent treatment, 90 sar as
hotel accommodation uro concerned.
a lebtr in tho secretary oi tho local
lodge from Iudas A. % plckenHs enc
on the leading Ellis of The west, IN
FORMS EliH here that On Soc has been
made 81 an the hotels and ruOminE
houses Do the city. Of Denver, 20 that
upon arriving thorc. any Elk may So
loct his rooms at me headquarters,
whore he registers With aa much ease
as n the clty Wcro one vast hotel.
Preparations have been made in take
care of fully 60000 people ln this
manner
a promho has also been made 81
tho authorities 81 Che city of Denver
thar thc rates at the reunion viii not
ho raised because che unironn Of the
hotels and rooming houses and other
places ol business come from out ui
town. schedule has beon fixed. and
shove This none win 10 allowed 90 go,
and sufficient accommodation have
been PREPARED to permit an those who
So i1 The great reunion io secure
'''HA HH'''" MNNHN NH"HNiaAANt"
prices
This letter Of Information an the
p.h of ludg plckeus wlI materially
hflu0noo the attendance IN mo ro-
union ns On many eases whore great
reunions assemble. enc prices O' MONS
and meals have been arbitrarily
raised and Elka ga lhis city feal that
DenYer ls doing an uCt of Justice in
PROTECTING them which 0ihor cities
might have done Win pfoht 10 their
regulations. Denver authorities, II is
aald, win take away the license OF
anyono uYCrchlrEing any visitor 90
the EillH' reunion. thus preventing tho
possibility of cxtOrilon when IA
crowds are in the city The ut1ra
ln the meeting ig DcnYfr s perhaps
greaier among Elka in ialf city than
has ever been known before anu as
iho order Is growing rapidly me az
tendance will pg0lably be 600 largest
ever known in tho history Of the
order
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

purchase three more 30 Che same kind
ana VIII keen fouf oi these drills con-
aianily at work On the road
Within two weeks, The HupcflulCnd.
emit expects that a. viii 90 necessary
70 move the present location of the
conVlcia camp two or three miles
east n la ere intention ~ put un
and usn f1r the temporary housing 81
the mon q frame bulldlnc which % ls
believed VIII ho sRfer. more comfort
able and more satlaisciory than the
pse of tents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

The last lsauo of The Estancla News contains PIC
ure Of the Old apple trees the Of Manzano taken
MGnzan0 day az the time Of the picnic last year The
picture shows a goodly gatherlng Of men, women and
children beneath the dense shadows cast by these relies
OF ancient day.
According 10 the Newa the exact age of tho trees Is
unknown The oldest people living Ia that part OF tine
country have traced tho OF the trees 70 a. least 100
Il IA frCu these trees that the ancient town and
oven the adleeent mountains have taken their name
The people ~ that section therefore. DO wen thut
they ycnoraio and take pride Ia these products OF the
past aud The Citizen reade with qualification tEat
Friday might, June J.. tho Estanoa Valley Development
association WIN hold ta regular meeting under the old
trees ai Manzano around camp dro on Saturday the
work of filling In earth che exposed roots OF the
trees and otherwise caring for tte w De taken up
This promises so be one of tho pleasant affairs 90 the
association well labor OF love n caring Cog the
historic trees
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

The Russian governments preparations Tor "frced3m
have been very characteristic says exchange Here
Is the summary OF Official activity for month, No
less than aeventyeigh newspapers suspended and
city eight editors arrested state of Siege was pro-
claimed n axtytwo places and minor state of siege lu
thirty four The number of persons aummariy pat 90
death. not including the Moscow ropre8aona 1900
the number oi political arrests in 81 Petersburg was
l,5tG and in Russia proper 10000 Temporary prisons
were opened On seventeen towns 1000 postal and tclc-
graph employees were dlsmissed score of work.
mems cheap restaurants IN So Petersburg closed
10 preyent the unemployed from obtaining roleg
% estimated that ngraran 0utragos resulting from
misgovewmont ontailed actual destruction of property
worth s80090o00 ono-asfh OF which occurred in the
provinces VI Kursk Ore and sgratoa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Ours % flott nation and 90 many things % leads inc
world hut q does NOT lead in ail things Here is one
MATES In whch the United States are long ways behind
other leading nations There D. now underground elo-
graphc communication between London and Scotland.
9ormauyh underground system dates from 1870 France
followed Hu n ltl1, me result OFF grea. storm that
aoiated Paris u 1879 up date beg system S86.
100000 bot 90 s believed i5 nave more than ped 3r a.
self Times cousuo'ed n 1850 Son ln excellent cou-
ditOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
b rannayIyanIa thare b 40 -

ln Pennsylvania there ID high hcenso law and he
cost 0f running a liquor saloon s very considerable
Nevertheless the town o. Shenandoah there are is3
licensed saloons saloon % every 10 voters and n
Nahonoy city theirs i5a licensed saloons 90
every lb voters In some places like New Philadelphia,
there are many saloon % every six voters
report of the Law and order society of sChuykn
county Ia the heart OF the anthracite regon contained
this uterance "our county stands hrst amoug me six
aoyon counties oi The state 90 ne number of saloons TO
tho population Ia the last Ave years license has been
granted for every 1S persons In the county This 5a
includes men, women and chidroni deduct the women
and children, sind there liquor license ISSUED DO this
county Tor every my adult male persons"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

noninH 0mphic Last year made d written con-
tract with iho SECRETARY Of the Albuquerque fair Tor adj
vertlsing The inf certain price We 1Id az ieast
twice a. much advertising asfcod do aud when
recently wrote courteous lotos ne new officials
respecting tho amount lnng overdue received mo-
reply % letter We make charge flr ihs notice
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

tatanoia ia very properly turning her attention 90
deeper wells Ton her c.y supply Mossrs Sterling Lane
ne hrii Of iu week completed tht wen they had heon
drilling Gov Milton Dow laai back of tho Valley hotel The
second nov of water was struck az depth ~ seventy
three feet The surface 0rs noa was caaod on
10 Insure good ven of water The OF shallow water
ior domestic purposes win tend anything hnt health
thoaFh tho sha5W water % Eood Cor Irrigation and lor
al domestic purpoaoa except for drinking and cooking
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Kansas City Star. LOSSES from the Chicago dre were
dnally estimated az i9l million dollars d d believed
that the San Francisco LOSSES wl exceed thls amount
but greatly. Sufferers from the present calamity have
boon fortunate than those OF 1874 Then there
Ras appropriation by Congress by any of states
Popular contributions continued for period OF years.
iho grcate7 ndviduel g.t bdng that 81 $4,000 by a.
r. Stewart The aseFesaie OF AN moaeys given 20 the
Chicago sufferers waa q little less than Eve millions
while that already reached n the present instance Is
more than ten millions, But emo country has grown IA
population and wealth IN the last thryaye years. n
has had long period Of unprecedented prosperity In
spite Of the inflated Of living due 90 monopoies
the one hand end high protection the other the people
generally are prosperous for there Is employment for
practically everyone Perhaps the people little
more in spirit Time 90 BRING cities and
other communities into closer touch with another
Travel aud the mediums Of communication have
tended 10 such degree that there intimacy where
there bare acquaintance thirty odd years what
ever the explanation the spectacle oi generosity aud
spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

New Mexican. During the hrat ave days of the pres
emit month 100 entries Of various kinds have been
made AZ the United States land Office here This certain
lndicates that homosceheu end SETTLERS are arriving
iha land district and procuring government land.
4 "a an encouraging sisP of.thc times
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Mr ANA Mrs William IDOL who
stopped over here from visit 20
southern California and spent a week
with nr and Mrs. y y Wilson, COM
iinued their Journey hpmeWprd yes
ier0ay They reside at Robinson,
knnana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
Seund and senaible

n push and energy can accomplish l. souiheaatefn
Now MEXICO viii day bee large producer Of cotton
The citizens OF Poriaioa this spring distributing 300
bushels Of cotton seed free farmers Of Roosevelt
county who VIII undertake cotton growing I'm Eddy conn
ty cotton growing has proven success under uniayorn
Bile conditions the day when that part Of
the territory win be considered 80 the cotton belt
The idea thai the southwest Is too arid e raise an
of crops "a being aud dlsspatcd and the
words presidents Of tho United states that
what New Mexico needs most r. water viii no '9nger DO
true
What New Mexico needs most "a men who viii farm
Hciontncaiy who not afraid ~ work and who have
the pluck stay with their homcseads and desert
tries until they have worked out the methods thar VIII
roast ariiy aud hFng abundant SUGGEST What more
New Mexico a getting just that class OF farmers.
descendants of those who me middle west and
the Mississippi states empire of wealth and progress
amidst obstacles greater than those which need 90 De
overcome a. tho present day iu he favored climate Of
New MOxico New MexiCan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Some one haa proposed that the school childScn Of
che uniied Siaios shall rebuild NE school oddcos Of
Ran Francisco hy their contributions This "a decidedly
good euggbs-n ana its carrying one would require bun
small contribution from oaoh ~ the millions of
school children throughout the country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Another car load uf paon labor frlIa
Mexico passed 40 the road this mora
Ing. Some VIII so 90 the sugar beet
fields OF Colorado, and others 20 work
on railroad sections ga Kansas They
carried along with Thorn thelr wives.
children aud besides plenty oi ohiu
con carno. several cages of mocklns
aad canary birds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12
New COMPANIES
ARE ORGANIZED
To Do Business In the Terri.
tOry..Papers Being Filed
With the Secretary.
vAHN MERCHANDISE COMPANY

The following articles az incor.
poriinn have been nled IN the ofco
of Territorial Secretary j. w. Ray.
n0lds.
the vann Merchandise Company.
The iucornoraiola ase Samuel Nnun.
samue. r Vann ard Florence Vann.
an OF Albuquerque Tho capital stock
of fhe company u 10000, divided
into 900 shares of tae par value OK
500 each. and the fuil amount has
been paid into the treasury The
principal office "a daod at Aihuouefe
cue and Samuel Fann Of that city Is
named al agent The term Oi exst.
once d fifty years and The company
o. Incorporated Cor the purpose OF
caFying Ou a E0uOrl whoiOaaig and
retail merchandlso bu8lnosA
The southwestern on Company.
The ino0fporators are james A.
Carroll, 81 Maacaiaro Aroncv. w. A.
Hawkins ~ AiamoeoId0 and ~. ID.
Upton Of ruiarosa. The capital
stock ~ the c1mpany is $50 600. a.
vldul into $1,000 shares % uiie par
value Of ft each. Tho sum 81 $4,000
has been paid into the treasury Tho
principal ONCE "a fixed az Alamo
Condo and Henfy J. Anderson So
named AZ agent. The term ul exist
cnce n cry years and tae company
"a Incorporated to bus. develop. OBJ
crate or sell oii coy mineral lands and
tl carry on q general OF ami mining
business a. specified ID Che artlclesl
The Stockton cattis Company.
The lnc0rp0rliora are A. Claude
Stockton. Frank stockton. laura "
Stockton william g. nmnnin and Lu-
Their ~ johnson. en- oi BATON The
capital stuck of me CONF ~ il $685.
900 divided into $50 sharcs o' .ha
par value Z SOC each. lle sum az
sis200 has heen paid into enc treas
urg Tile principal ONCE 81 fixed az
Ration. ard A. Claude STOCKTON I'll
named a. agent Tho term az exist
ence d ioi4ynine years. and tho
company IS Incorporated fuT che pur-
pose of buying and seliing cattle,
siauEhter'ng meat Tor food purposes
and carrying on a sencml cattle and
meat business
The Horseshoe Mining Company
The Inc rp0raiors are William 4.
Lilies. Henry r. Ailway, Richard Ur-
huu. John nrleeel Andrew O'Noll.
Herman n. uiadholm. Caaaiug q.
Brooks. John Cook, James Morris and
William u. Caldwell. al OF AlamDf
e0rdo. al A. The capital stock 81 I
the company o. fi50OOo divided into
$50 900 ahnres Of thc par Yaiuo OF 81
each The sum OF $4,000 has been
paid Into tho treasury The princi-
pai o0ice is fixed at Alan Togdo. and
Henry W Ailway o. named ls agent. T.
The tnfm of oxistouco rs hity years,
aud the company n Incorporated for
the purpose 1f buylnr, doyol0piue op-
Grating and selling mining properties.
pr0spee iug erecting am hcrs and
.oIryns ou q mining business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Farmers mechanics, railnadera. la
horerq rely on Dr. Thomas Electric
on Takes tho silng ont az cuts. burns
or hruieca at once Pain cannot siay
where o. ls used.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

Tho Citizen has received the san Francisco Chronicle
ior May and These the fret copies ot he Chron-
ice resolved since chat ui April o. iho morning which
the earthquake occurred The Czen "a more than glad
90 welcome Sac highly esteemed and much valued ex-
change io H old place che exchange racks but above
a this paper rolocos to find the Chronicle such
oclloni condition H a OF the sise and general ap-
pcardnco 49, before Che Gre column sixteen page
paper and the quantity Of advertising in % is simply
enormous The Citizen never saw large lis. pf adj
vertsements IN any daily. outside of Sunday edition
This fact spoais VOL 9r he Chronicle and Tor the new
San Francisco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

A man hole eeYing in on south SEQ.
0nd street az Che corner of SILVER ave-
nae caused tho Traction company tol
transfer paggoagcra at that paint dur
ing the daf. the Working o4 nxlnE
the manh0lc causing iho tracks to bel
torn nD Cor the greater ari OF the
day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-12

ID. . Lcahg, assistant United states
attorney for New Mexico. who was
down at las Cruces on logel matters
pertaining "a the deportation OF q fow
chinese. came in from the south this
morning. and, after a good breakfast
at tho Alyarado. proceeded ou 90 las
Vegas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
NORTHWEST NEWS,

! Grants Pass now has 1915 school
children, and will this spring erect
$4,000 school building to relieve the
congestion.
]. G.. Edwards, a wealthy Crook
county rancher, will import several
thoroughbred Shire stations from
England to central Oregon.
The Dalles will this spring vote up
on a proposition to bond the city for
$4,000 for a combined city hail. CAL
aboose and fire department head
quarters.
Sixteen Spaniards, direct, from
Spain, arrived recently in Boise in
one party. All had employment guar
anteed before arrival, with Spanish
sheepmcn. All came from sheep dis.
tricts in the old country.
Springfield, Ore, at a recent special
election, decided not to issue 10000
in bonds for a new public school
building by vote of 70 to 16. The
reason given for the defeat of the
issue IS that the town is not large
enough to support a school Of the
size that would require so much
money to build.
The first political party to have a
complete ticket in the Josephine
county field is the socialists, who met
in mass convention and put out a
complete ticket Two years ago the
socialists cast about 1875 votes, and it
Is conceded this vote will be largely
exceeded at the coming election.
A large, ramshackle frame lodging
mouse filled with guests, burned at
Anacortes, Wash, during the night.
Several inmates were scorched and
nearly all had narrow escapes in their
night clothes. saving nothing. F. A.
Bullock, an invalid, was taken out
through a window just as the ceiling
Of his room fell in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
GENERAL NEWS.

The total number of dead by the
Meridian, Miss, cyclone, was %; in
jured, 46. There is much suffering
among the poor as a result of the
destruction of property.
Delegate Kalaniaole, of Hawaii, in
troduced a bill in congress to pay
former Queen Liliuokalani, of Hawaii,
100000 in satisfaction of her claims
against the United States.
Patrick O'Shea, aged "A years, is
dead at Summit, y. ]. He had been
printer and publisher 90 years, of
Catholic story, school and standard
books of many of which he was the
author.
District Attorney Langdon, of San
Francisco, repeats and reiterates that
so long as he is in office every form
of gambling in that city must cease.
All concede that the lid is on tight in
that city now, for the first time in
its history.
The Canadian Dominion govern
ment bought and sent at it's own ex-
pense $4,000 nine-pound bags of flour
to the famine-stricken Japanese of
northern Japan and also paid for the
transportation of that and private
contributions as we'll.
A meeting of the executive council
of the American Federation of Labor
will be held in Washington March 10.
President Mitchell, of the Minework-
ers, will attend, and the pending diff
ficulties between the coal miners and
operators will be considered.
DR.. -. Campbell, who, with his
father and three brothers, founded
Des Moines, Iowa, died in st. Louis
March at the age of so years. They
established a small trading post on
what was known as Raccoon ridge,
and which afterwards became Des
Noines
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery of Ken
meth McIver, of Vanceboro, Me-, is the
subject of much interest to the medi-
cal fraternity and a wide circle of
friends. He says of his case: "Owing
to severe inflammation of the throat
and congestion of the lungs. three
doctors gave me up to die. when, as
last resort, 1 was induced to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery and 1 am happy
to say, it saved my life" Cures the
worst Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis,
Tonsilitis, Weak Lungs, Hoarseness
and La Grippe. Guaranteed at Tall
man & Co.'S and Brock e McComas
drug stores. soc and s1.O0. Trial bot
tie free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
HORSES SELL WELL.
Merrill Horseraiscr Receives Extra
ordinary Prices,

j. Frank Adams today sold 100
head of horses to Charles Stuart, of
San Francisco, for prices ranging from
500 to $50 each, says a Merrill, Or,
dispatch OF recent date. Mr.. Stuart
purchased the horses to take to San
Francisco and perhaps a large por-
tion of them will go to Honolulu to
be transported for service In the
United States army
sixty head of animals brought 800
each and 40 head utre sold at Sl5O
each. They averaged i."om lSoo u
1900 pounds each, and son1e Vi 'ne"
were only halter broken. This II .o'''
sidered very good price for unbrok-
on hoses, and many say more money
10 to be made in them at this figure
than in ,oattfe at cents, the prevail
ing price.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
Hotel Pendleton Arrivals.

]. P. Hayden; G.. w. Whitson,
Portland; r. w. Burns, Walla Walla;
William Rice, Walla Walla; \. s.
Monts, Chicago; n. D. Hopkinson,
Spokane; ]. d. Laidlaw, Waitsburg;
]. c. Feitz, San Francisco; NJ. II.
Spike, st. Louis; H. w. Cameron,
Spokane; d. w. King, San Francisco;
f. Hedges, Portland; L. Rathburn,
Portland; ]. G. Bidelman, St. Paul:
H, L. Timm, Walla Walla; A. C. Bal
son, Seattle: r. f. Allen, Portland:
w. f. Hall, Denver; w. A. johnson,
San Francisco; ]. F. Kreps, Wala
Walla; c. LaycOck. Alabama; ]. S.
Houseman, San Francisco; Mrs.
George and child. Lewiston; F. j.
Fichtenbarger, Chicago G. +. Con-
nell, Niper; Thomas Duncan, Port
land; NJ. Grow, Spokane; j. f. Mil
Ter, n. Y; H. S. Hollingsworth, Col
fax.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
A CURSE OF THE LAND.

Golfers Weekly Advises Cigarettes
for Mental Rcst'-Sells Itself TO
One of the Worst Vices of tho
Land.
Golfers Weekly continues to advo-
cate the use of the deadly little Gig
arctic and in its issue of March 3 de-
votes a quarter page to advertising
their use. Here is its latest: AT the
MONDAY hour, for mental rest; after
the eXhiliration of a good mornings
work; in the anticipation OF an after
Moons success, the man who knows
turns to Murad cigarettes"
Golfers Weekly publishers know
that "the man who knows" turns
away and shuns the cigarette and
that the most successful business men
of today will not allow a cigarette
smoker about the office. yet it has the
affrontery to advise the use of Gig
arettes "at the MONDAY for mental
rest" and when it is a recognized fact
that the cigarette is baneful to both
mind and body.
Continuing Golfers says in ap-
pealing to the public to use cigarettes
There is an originality and richness
of flavor that both delights and sat
isfies, an even mildness that appeals
to finer tastes, finished perfection
that suggests the expert and attracts
the connoisseur."
Is Golfers Weekly with this advo-
eating of cigarette smoking and using
all known alluring words to tempt the
public to indulge in this injurious
practice a journal whose words
should carry weight with thinking
public? To a man up the tree 1t
looks as If Golfers cannot be so high
minded as to attack others when for
the price of a quarter page ad it will
advise the use of what is considered
by many one of the worst curses Of
the land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-06
New Photo Gallery.

W. S. Bowman has opened his photo
gallery at his old stand near Main
street bridge, where he will make SUI
perior photos. Mr.. Bowman has just
returned from Portland, where he was
in Aune's gallery for six months and
was connected with the official pho
tograph company of the Lewis and
Clark fair. He brings with him the
new ideas in use in Portland and east
ern cities. Best work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.