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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-17
Notes from TORY.

The church socials or ladies' mite
society will hold its meeting at the
residence Of J. w. Adams, on the east
side Of the Gypsum near Gypsum city,
on the evening Of Thursday the 2lIh
inst. These meetings conducted as
they are by the President, Ms. 81. a.
Mcdowell, are proving a source Of prof
Il AZ well as means Of intellectual
and social enjoyment.
The township board Of Eureka will
hold its last quarterly meeting for the
year at the Bridge school house. on
the last Saturday In this month. The
clerk Of the board, +. w. Kingman,
having sent In his resignation to the
county commissioners, and that hon
Orable body appointed Cicero Post to
NIL the vacancy for the unexpired
term.
We were surprised as well as pleased
to meet our old sOldier-frieud and one
Of the early settlers Of Walnut town
ship, Samuel Young. Mr.. Young has
been absent for nearly two years In
Colorado and has returned, we believe,
10 stay.
We are generous, and gladly obey
the Injunction 10 -'rejOice with those
that do rejoice" I'm the matter OF Sa-
lima securing the b. & NJ. Railroad.
This. with the location OF the college,
should be an occasion for a Jubilee.
Now, friend JOURNAL, Just as soon as
the Topeka, Salina 4 Western can
carry US over its rails to your city this
valley will turn out enmass and cele-
brate with you cur mutual advantage
and prosperity.
Saline county is demonstrate
ing that II Is a successful grain
growing and stOck-raising county,
and the attention OF the farmers
Is being directed 10 the best methods
of raising grain and feeding stock. Ii
has long been understood that cook
ing or steaming feed viii facilitate the
growth and fatiening OF stock. II will
prepare an animal for market in one
third less time and on one-third less
feed than In the raw state, and various
attempts have been made to reduce
to a convenient and practical way the
process Of so preparing the food. Mr..
J. n. Adams, a successful farmer over
the line In Walnut township, on sec
ton a has obtained a steamer that
combines the foregoing desirable
points, being simple, durable and prac-
tieable, and the price very reasonable.
Mr.. Adams has fully tested 1t and Is
able and prepared to explain It. Call
on him and see for yourself.
The JOURNAL "played off" on US
last.week, or In more modern parlanee,
went back on u.s. and has not nut
In an appearance yet. Did they go to
Bavaria this time?
We want to say that TORY is not
Troy, because we have no Chef out
here, nor any Webb Wilder. "Put on
your speeks, joe"
Our Anthony Farley Is a hoy
again, "cause why he has the mumps
IfyOu want to economic feed and
grind your corn, cob aud all, 60 TO
Postmaster Wait, who has a good mill
FOR that purpose.
The winter IL mild and pleasant
again. ANNOTATuR.
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None u first cln,, Goods.

In Watches, Jewelry and Silver
ware one should have the best or
none. Messrs. Shurley & Co, Chi
cagO, are making a speciality Of ine
goods, and II you need anything IN
Watches In dust and water proof
cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold
Jewelry, send to shurley 4 Co., they
will send q single article ai the dozen
price. They are vouched for and en-
dorsed by the United States Express
Co., American Express Co, Southern
Express Co., F. w. Palmer, Post
master Of Chicago, GenT A. c. Smith,
Ex-State Treasurer, and many others.
Goods sent on approval, with prlyI-
lege Determination, enabling you 70
do your purchasing at home. Re-
member, shurley & Co, "a State Street,
Chicago, Ill. Send for their new and
beautifully illustrated catalogue.
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In addition to what we said last
week we would remind the COM
munity that we have added a nice
line Of Dress Goods in the new
styles and colors. Also the best
Velveteens in the city for the mon
ey. Besides these we have Pushes,
Trimming Silks, Velvets. Zephyr,
and every shade in Sewing Silk
and Twist. Our Clothing. Boots,
Shoes and Hats are as good as
the best and as cheap as such goods
can be sold The community can
be assured that We shall spare no
pains to keep the best Of all things
in the Grocery Department, and
with our increased force can fill all
orders and deliver all goods sold in
the city with promptness and dis
patch. In conclusion we can truly
we are very thankful for the in
creased patronage Of the public
since moving into our new build
ing and that we shall strive most
earnestly to merit a continuance Of
the same by offering good Goods
and low prices to all our patrons.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
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Failing 70 see any report Of Pohsta' 4
"Merry ChristuasD IN The "ltemsi'
JOURNAL Jan. 3d., written By your
variOusIy nom de pIumed correspond
ent, I think it not improper TO correct
the false Impression conveyed in re-
gard TO the way We Pohetan's eele
brated this pleasant holiday in 1855.
On the evening Of December 18th, a
pleasant company gathered at the
residence Of Mr.. Henry ShIer's, where
= tree had been erected and hand
somely decorated, under the auspices
Of the POheta sabbath school. NJ
merOus and costly presents depended
from the branches. Then, too, there
were numerous little BAGS Of candy
and nuts, sixty great luscious oranges,
and many chrome cards 10 please the
youth and little ones. It was q pic
ture we see but once a year: wonder
ing little upturned faces, dancing eyes
trying to decipher the hand writing
Of Santa" on those mysterious little
bags.
Then we had an appropriate re
spOnsive service, interpreted with
new and melOdiOus Christmas carols,
accompanied by the organ. At the
close the old gentleman Of ehildhOOdis
dream came hastily down the stair,
and greeted the company with q
shower OF nuts and popcorn. Then
the tree was relieved Of It's burden,
and happiness and eOnviviality
reigned. Nothing was put on the tree
that could shock the sensibility Of the
most refined, or wound the feelings Of
any.
The committee on decoration and
committee to solicit funds, did nObly
much praise to them Is due.
b. A. II.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY FOSTERS. AN
GMER

In the Supreme court Of Kansas. The
State Of Kansas on the relation Of
w. A. Johnston, Attorney General,
plaintiff, Va. John Foster, County
attorney Of Saline county, defend
ant.
PLEA AND ANSWER.
]. The defendant for his plea to the
petition Of the plaintiff herein says
he Is not guilty as he Is I'm said petit
ton charged.
= The defendant for his further
answer to the petition Of the plaintiff
says: For q second defense, that he
denies every allegation contained in
the petition not expressly hereinafter
admitted.
3. For the third defense, the de-
PENDANT admits that he has been, aud
now is, the county attorney OF the
county Of Saline, in the State Of Kan
sas, a. Is alleged In said petition, but
denies every allegation contained in
said petition wherein he Is charged,
with neglecting TO perform, refusing
tO.perfOrm, or cOTruptly or Oppress-
lively performing, any duty legally de-
vOlving upon him TO perform, as the
county attorney Of Saline county but,
vi AlI aAAEkNa AAlG 10
be that in the administration Of the
county attorney Of Saline county by
him, and In the performance Of every
duty by him, arising or growing out
Of the exercise Of said Office, he has
only been aetuated by an honest iu-
tentiOn and an honest discretion, aud
as to every matter, act and duty, TO be
by him performed as such county at
tOrney.
4. For the fourth defense, the de
PENDANT says:
That all the Offenses, misdeIneanOrs
and official misconduct charged, OF
attempted TO be charged, In the petit
ton against him as the county attOr-
ney Of Saline county, are for the al
legged neglect or refusal 10 perform, or
In corruptly and Oppressively per-
forming, on his part as such county
attorney, certain alleged and pre-
tended duties, attempted TO be cast
upon him as such county attorney, by
the following act aud pretended law
Of the State Of Kansas, and by no
other statute or law Of the State Of
Kansas, that Is to say:
Here follows q copy Of the prohibit
tory law
And the defendant avers that the
said act and pretending law Of the
State OF Kansas, Is contrary 10 and
against the constitution Of the United
States Of America, and the laws
passed in pursuance Of said cOnstitu-
ton and at all times heretofore and
now in force That the said act and
pretended law Is, for the foregoing
cause, null and void and that no
legal duty or requirement was, or Il,
cast upon the defendant, as such
county attorney by It's terms or pro-
visions.
Wherefore, the defendant asks that
all the matters Of defense herein before
stated may be inquired Of and heard
according to the law Of the land that.
be may have q jury trial, and upon a
final hearing may be discharged and
have judgment for his costs.
T. P. Fenlon, G. A. Hitler and
Waters & sEnsminger, attorneys for
defendant.
Filed January 10, 1884.
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New Pruues, II lbs for sl.OO.

LITOWICH & WOLSIEFFER.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Dlptheria.
and Canker Mouth.
WANTED - Wash girl and dining
rOom girl, at the Whitman House.
Immediately.
HACKMETACK, >" a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price > and 50 cents,
+. Lott Is agent for Salina and vi
cinity for the celebrated Rock Spring
and Carbon Wyoming Territory coal,
superior to any Colorado coal and
from S2.25 to S8.25 less a ton. Cheapest
and best coal ever brought to this
market Try 1t.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster Price 25 cents
For sale by Oscar Seitz.
Have you seen those elegant library
table and hanging lamps at Seitz Drug
store. Ifyou have not, go at once and
view them. You will find just what
you have been looking for.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shl-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81.
LosT-POrtmonie containing pair Of
aid gloves, a pair Of mittens and some
small change. The finder will please
leave IL ut this office and receive his
reward in Heaven.
That hacking cough can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee Il. For sale by Oscar Seitz.
wANTED-A girl to do general
homework. Enquire Of Mrs. NJ. ID.
sampson.
ARE YOU MADE miserable byIn-
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow skin Shi-
loh's Vitalizer is a positive cure.
Anderson & Lindblom's prices are
away down below former prices
Leave orders with them and you will
get the latest styles and the cheapest
and best work In Central Kansas.
THE REV. GEO. T.THAYER, Of BOur-
bon, Ind, says: both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE"
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New Cambria Krumb,.

Our enterprising merchants, Messrs.
DOnmyer and Brubaker, are busy in
voicing.
MT. Fred Boyd went home 10
WamagO, last Saturday, sick with a
severe attack ef fever and sore throat.
The scholars OF District No. 10 en-
jOyed 8 spelling bee Tuesday evening.
Mr. A. Williams, the gentlemanly
teacher OF Nos, prOnOuneed for them.
These sPellings are profitable as well
as pleasant.
Prof. l.. A. Davis, our County Su-
perintendent, spent last Friday here
visiting our school.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Josiah Paul went to
BrOOkville last Sunday, TO visit Prof.
I. J. ROllman and family.
Jacob Spohn returned Monday from
Abilene where he had been spending
some time with his uncle.
Mr.. Robert Parmenter went to Clay
Center last Friday night, to remain
some time with his brother.
Mr.. A. G. KennisOn has sold his
farm 10 B. +. Marlin, and bought the
farm Of George Garvin, on the Solo
mon, and will remove to his new
home at an early day.
Messrs. Emanuel, Joseph and SAM
mel Binns have sold their farms. which
lay jOiBing each other In the Solomon
valley, and go to Baxter Springs TO
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. DOnmyer went
to Brookville Saturday, TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Parks, returning home
Sunday evening. NJ. T. HEAD.
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It Is said that 5000 people die an
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
OF the country one death IN every
three is from Consumption. This can
be and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an Ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms o.
throat and lung affections that lead 70
this disease. You should arrest Il
while It isin the germ. Two or three
doses o. DR.. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve An ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry I'D .
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
il, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm aud morbid matter that accu-
mulatss IN the throat and lungs. 10
aliays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct Sold By
Oscar Seitz
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MsnlorMu,lo.

Nearly everyone has bad cold.
We are having fine weather again.
Girls, remember this is leap year.
Boys, give them asehanee.
One can view new buildings IN all
directions In our beautiful valley.
Mr.. Nelson Beacon Il erecting a
dwelling house on his place east Of
Berwick.
Thos. Cramer is constructing an ad-
ditiOn to his house.
Matthew. Maxwell sells the boss
Wyoming coal.
Our school has resumed its regular
routine under the guidance Of Miss
Delina Mason, from near Delphos-
Mr.. John Good win from near Linds-
borg, was visiting friends and rela-
tives here, the first Of the week.
We are going to hear HI HeHry to-
night.
Mrs. Peter Killer has been visiting
relatives near LindsbOrg.
Mentor has the mump and creamery
fever.
Old erimP has been with us and
has gone.
Mrs. William Tinslsy and Adolphus
Laubengayer, are among the many
who have had the mumps near this
place.
Our wheat buyers are paying 20 etc.
and upwards for the best grades Of
wheat
Miss Mason, our school teacher, O.
boarding e VIM. Maxwell's.
Mr.. Marx Basset and family are
visiting relatives In C0Wley county.
Thomas Sullivan is our boss sport
man, hGving killed two deers Ct one
shot.
We want 10 call the attention Of our
city dads to the walk from Main street
% the n y. church. When . couple
are walking together, one b lIabls %
tbs q board up e any moment for the
other 70 nearly break their neck over.
IL Is IN . 0ad condition and should be
locked AFTER e once.
We understand thas the B. 4 n.
RAILROAD compeny propose 90 build q
read NON The north line Of this CON-
y 70 Salina, providing Sailna YIN
give them ground for their depot and
rOund-houso. We have never aimed
70 Be q rival q ealina IN any form, but
We nov 1isp q a1d win az % the
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The following items taken from the
Topeka papers will probably interest
the friends Of the Topeka, Salina &
Western Railroad
It will be gratifying intelligence to
our citizens % learn that the Topeka,
Salina & Western railroad Is 10 be ex-
tended to enwOrth. A surveying
party leaves Topeka on Monday 20
make the preliminary surveys be-
tween this city and Leavenworth.
This will secure TO this important
road an eastern connection at the NV
er and possibly lead 70 other desirable
connections east and west Of great
benefit to the trade Of Topeka. The
gentlemen who have this enterprise
in hand are rapidly paying of the
first Indebtedness Of the road, and
paying cash each week for all new
work done The business Of the road
is In q healthy condition, and it will
be rapidly pushed to Completion
Capital.
The Topeka, Salina 8 Western
Railway have completed all arrange
ments for the location ola new road
to Leavenworth, and a corps Of engi-
neers viii begin the preliminary sur
vey to-day. They expect 10 cross the
river at Madison street, and TO cross
the Union Pacific near the Junction
depot. Running parallel with the
Santa FEES Atchison line, they expect
to cross It about f0uf OF I've miles
from here. What course viii be ta-
ken from this point Is undetermined.
The company have decided 30 locate q
line that shall combine low grades
with the least possible mileage. The
surveyor viii be IN charge Of Mr..
VIM. Il. Ellis. chief engineer, and Mr..
D. N. Barnes viii be IN charge q the
party while IN the Eeld. This gentle
man assisted In the location Of the
Leavenworth, Topeka 4 Southwest
err aad & pretty well Acquainted with
the c9ungTy. - o9uln11erscih
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Around Rridas.

Pleasant weather has again made
ITS appearance which we all welcome
and appreciate farmers are taking
advantage Of it by finishing husking
corn.
The club met at the residence Of
Stephen KOuns Jan. 18th. DR.. Van
Eaton read a we'll prepared paper
both humorous and sublime. Atter, a
social time the meeting adjourned 10
meet at the residence Of II. n. Gillum,
Saturday evening, Feb. 9Th. Subject
Of discussion, Corn" not "cOrns. q"
Would il not be advisable for we
farmers to take sample Of our corn
there, and by 50 doing may ascertain
the best quality and which u the best
quality and which is the easiest
raised? The Bridge Post, @. A. + q,
band will be invited to- attend and
favor US with a sample OF their
musical talent which will be appre-
ciated by all. Everyone is cordially
invited TO attend and we can insure TO
them an enjoyable time.
By the large attendance at Sunday
school and services at Bridge, Il
proves Rev. Mcdowell Is highly ap-
preeiated at the Bridge charge. sun
day he delivered a well prepared dis
course, ct-"admonishing the
young to honor and respect the aged"
The NJ. +. Quarterly meeting will be
held ut Bridge, Feb, ID and Sd. A
large attendance Is requested.
Mrs. II. Weller, A. Harkens and A.
Miller have recently fenced their
farms. Mr.. Miller has erected q neat
blacksmith shop on his place we
learn he will soon have an accom-
plished blacksmith and maehlnist
there. Mr. NJ. Is thorough farmer
and has for his motto mil desperdn-
dunn"
Mr. A. Z. Reynolds has had a No.
! Holiday wind mill erected on his
place by Briggs & Gebhart, Of Salina.
The tower Is said to be one Of the
highest in the county.
Another large and eommOdiOus
dwelling house has been erected in
our neighbOrhOOd, the occupants,
Messrs. Perrin, Sears and family are
such people as we like In our midst,
lie, honest, ambitious aud intelligent.
Mr.. II. ID. w. Manchester gives good
satisfaction as teacher In the Tinker
neighbOrhOOd. Also does Mr.. +. Nc
Carly at Bridge. He intends having
a spelling school Tuesday evening.
Jan. IS. All are invited to the ''spell.h
Mrs. and Mr.. b. F. Whitehead have
returned from their visit to Ohio.
Through the JOURNAL we we're In
hopes Of learning more Of the wise"
man Of Salina, but presume before
this he has "baid ibis fare thereof"
which should be a lesson TO many
Rev. A. NJ. Stewards reply was
sanctioned by many besides the
writer. G.
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FoUNDATLAsT.
MaFsh's Golden BslsaH, For The Thross
And Lungs. lS the Riuht
Remedy.

Iwenty-four years ago my wife
and / were out on Lake Ontario In A
sail boat, during hard wind storm.
and were capsized and thoroughly
drenched with water and chilled
through. She took q severe cold and
cough, from which she never recoy.
cred. have spent hundreds OF dol
lars for physicians prescriptions and
patent medicines, but all In vain. "A
short time ago was given a sample
bottle OF MARsH's GOLDEN BAIsAM
FOR THE THROAT AND LUNGS. II
seemed 70 help her I purchased :
large bottle, ard then another. and
then two mOre-for az last had found
the right remedy. Il has cured herr
ID. w. Brown, carriage maRufae
turer, Kansas City, Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsHis
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, are
for sale by Aug. Engstrom 4 Co.
druggists, Salina Kansas. Large bot
ties 80 cents and 81.
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On Monday last Mr. G. 5. Radelif
turned over the 'Tkeys Of his Office to
Mr.. Olof FOrsse, his duly elected aud
qualified successor. As people prOph-
esied when Mr. Radcliff took possess
ion Of the Office, he has proven to have
been one Of the most efficient sheriffs
Saline county ever had. He returns
to the walks Of private life carrying
with him the best wishes OF hundreds
Of warm friends. lie Is no idler, and
does not propose to spend ms days in
waiting for Office but has engaged at
once in a business which has already
become profitable, and will devote
10 Il bis usual energy.
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Frank Spencer limps around now,
eause-sprained ankle.
Mail came very irregularly durinQ
the severe cold weather.
Friday Of this week Miss Bertha
Roberts closes 3 three months school
here, and during the next four moHths
she viii be engaged in district No. 10.
east Of Bavaria. We certainly con-
gratulste the district In securing the
services Of as competent q teacher e.
Miss r.
Mr.. John AgneW, Jr. e erecting a
barn Of goodly proportions.
Excitement Intense In Marquette at
the prospect Of q railroad In the near
future.
Mr.. August Carlson, Of Lindsborz.
VS. In our vicinity last week, buying
hOgs and cattle.
Marx PEBBLES and wife, Of Happv
Hollow made friends on Dry Greek 4
visit last week.
Mr.. 8. q. Foster e about 20 build 4
dwelling on bic farm IN Summit I'D.
When the railroad excitement
reaches Dry Creek, yoa may heal
egaln NON NARY ANE.
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II you are suffering with low aud
depressed spirits, loss Of appetite,
general debility, disOrdered blood
weak constitution, headache, or any
disease Of a bilious nature, by all
means procure a bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see
the rapid improvement that will fol-
low, you viii be inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return :
pain and misery will cease, and
heneeiorth you will rejoice In The
praise Of Electric Bitters. Sold Il
fifty cents q bottle by Oscar Seitz.
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pile

Piles are frequently preceded BY
sense Of weight in the baea, iolns and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose be has some AZ
lection Of the kidney or neighboF
organs. As times, symptoms Ct .indl-
gestiOns are present, a. fiatulency, I'M
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like persplFaiiOn, producing
q very disagreeable Itching, particn-
larry after getting warm 81 bed, b 3
very common attendant internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once - the application Of Dr.. Bo1ankO's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, Absorbing the
TumOr, allaying the intense itching,
and efiecting permanent cure Whsrs
all other Femedle8 have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
TEN produces disability but Try Il and
be cured. Price 50 csnts. Ask your
druggist for Il. and when you eannos
obtain Il Of him, We win Bend e. pre-
paid. on receipt q price. ADDE'S
The d.. Bosanko Medicine Co. Pique,
Ohio. Sold b Oscar ssiiz.
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The Pacific House proprietors have
just completed what may be regarded
as the best dining hall west Of Kan
sas City. 1t is a neble room and orna-
mented most handsomely. The pill
lars which support the ceiling have
arms after the gothic style. The pa
per land freseOing is especially fine
and very much admired. The excel
lent proprietors have alwayslbOrne the
reputation through the State Of keep
ing one Of the very best equipped and
managed hOstelries in Kansas, and do
not propose to lose that reputation,
nor have It eclipsed by hotels much
more pretentious. The old reliable
Pacific House is one OF Salinas best
institutions.
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Sure Cure For PILES.

The first symptom Of Piles Is an In
tense itching At night after getting
warm. This unpleasant sensation Is
Immediately relieved by an applica-
ton Of DR.. BOsankO's Pile Remedy.
Piles in all Its forms, Itch, Salt Rheum
aud RingwOrm can be permanently
cured by the use OF this great remedy
Price, 50 cents. Manufactured by tie
DR.. BosankO Medicine Co, Piqua, o.,
old by Oscar Seitz.