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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05
From Waltham.

WALTHAM, Dec. 1.-The roads are now
in splendid condition and the corn Is about
| picked so the boys will have no excuse in
| getting around 10 see their flames.
There are great many hogs dying in
this neighbOrhOOd either from Starv ton
/ or hog cholera. We do not know which.
! Frank ROwley started Tuesday morning
! for Macon, Grumpy county, where he will
spend few weeks visiting friends, and ii
would not surprise Us a hit to see him re
| turn with a bluehing bride.
John Shannon met with narrow escape
the other night. While returning to Utica
his horse became frightened at what John
says mast have been ghost, near what i
known as the "Old Poor Farm The
horse reared and plunged viciously, throw
ing John from his buck and leaving him
to walk home John received no serious,
injuries, but says he was almost scared to
death.
John Muir was pretty badly burned
while starting ire with kerosene oil last
week. He says he will use no more oil to
start fires with. People should be more
careful and use some other way.
James Neary will commence teaching
in district No &, next Monday.
viii Jamison drives a new pony. tell
you it's a stopper.
A splendid repast was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Gilligan on Thanksgiving at
which John Aubry. Jr, WAS present. John
is very nice young man and We wish him
success
Miss Lucy, the only daughter of Henry
Meniott aged /, years, after short illness
was laid to rest Sunday.
A visitor arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs James tianley on last Friday morn.
ing, and intends TO stay 81 years Treat
him we'll, James.
Miss Mollie Kinneger says she can husk
80 bushels of corn Il day. That's the kind
Of a wife for 4 farmer To have
David Muir intends to quit farming.
We have not earne what business he in
tends to engage in. {. .. ID.
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Perhaps the jolliest crowd ever on a
railroad train went to Earl Tuesday to see
our home talent in "DivOrce." The party
consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. t. $. Browne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs Julius John, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. c. NJ Higgins,
Mrs. VIM. Wolfe, Miss McNett, Tillie
Baum bach, Emma Fernberg, Mrs. j. Rode
ner, MIR ROdener. of Aurora, Sarah Kane,
B. Miles, Judge Lamberton, f. G. McIn-
tyre, city marshal, Arthur Anderson, Of the
Reporter Office, Ed. Schick, and about forty
Others, including the FREE TRADER cor.
respondent. The Earlvilleites gave US the
freedom of the city, or rather, we took it,
and a very pleasant time was had at the
Wallace house, where the party took sup,
per Robinson's hall was packed with the
more appreciative audience could be asked
for. The troupe came up TO their old high
water mark with the exception of Browne,
who rather surpassed previous efforts. We
noticed some very fine dwellings In Earl,
business houses, and we'll graveled boule
ward, and having never been in that city
before, were agreeably surprised, and all
Earl needs Is some of Mendotas natural
gas. The party boarded the II 40 train at
the junction and succeeded in arousing n
coach load of passengers, who, judging
from their dazed condition, could not de-
fine whether We were whole lunatic asy
lum broken loose or Salvation army, or a
republican legislative convention on one OF
their proverbial tears. so we'll pleased
were the people that SANDY ich has extend
ell her Inequalities TO the best home talent
Mendoza affords, and divorce" will be
produced In that little city at no distant
date
The North Central Medical Association
met at Mendoza, Tuesday, Dec. l. There
was an attendance of twenty. eight to thirty
physicians, and. of course, there were pa.
pers and discussions, among which was a
paper by J. y. Whipmire, of Matamora, on
the Pathological relations of the pulse"
Then another paper by X. f.. Rich, Weno-
ma, Turning in Labor" +. +. GOble, Earl,
Fractures at the Elbow Joint" f. p.
Cook, Mendoza, Intestinal Obstruction; :"
J. W. Edwards. Mendoza, "The Patholagic.
al and Practical Relations of the Bacillus
tuberculosis. The Doctor varities the
researches of DR.. Koch and as to the
disease caused by specific Bscilli, his ex.
animation by microscopic observation, in
connection with practical experience,
proves this. All the papers read We're
highly scientific. very interesting and free
ly discussed by the members present The
next meeting of this association will be
held in Straatrr the first Tuesday in De-
cember 1886. ROSEBUD.
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M. N. ARMSTRONG,
.iuBBsg at Lar.

CTArE or ILLINOIS, In SALE CoINtl-sS-f"
- the CTrHt court, bgJuHudFy term. 4 u. lSSt.
Basil Rel Coday rs lulinett. COdly.-fh 'hdHcSig
Affidavit of the uon-rcsidence OF Juiseue tnday
having been hled in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
ourt Of said County notice is therefore hereby CIV
10 the said resident defendant that the complain
ant filed his bill of complaint In said Cuuri, On the
Chancery side thereof ON the 18th day Of November
isi and that ;hereupon summons issued Gu: OF said
Court wherein said suit Ii pending. rcturnahe ON
fhe secord MONDAY in the month of January next, a.
Ia by law required.
Now unleSs you, the said nonresident defendant
above named shall personally be and ap2rsr hfforr
said Circuit Court the rst day of the ne1t term
thereof be holden at Ottawa in and for said County
ON the second Monday In January next snd plead an
swer or demur 10 the sid concsinants hill ~ conf
plsnt the same and the matters and thlnes therein
charged and stated will be taken A. confessed and a
decree entered against according TO the prayer OF
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR Clerk.
Cstava Illinois, November 18Th isS5.
Il n ARMSTRONG. Conpas sci @ovA ~
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B. F. LINCOLN,
.itfO,U,B al Ld'r.


a pMlNISTHATOR'S SALE or REAL tSTNTE.-
y ~ virtue OF an order and decree ui the fruhat,
Court of la sale county Illinois ilan ON Ihe Pcutiol
nf the undersigned. George Il. Woodward, admins
trntur i'm the will annexed nt EIIenura anderson
deceased for leave To sell the real estate 81 Su ut
court 10 Wit: the 10TH ds1 of November lNNS, suh
ON the 1lst day o., December next. between me h"ur'
of Trn o'clock IN The r,uuun ana tour oClurk IN lht
afternoon, TO alt: AT two o'clock III the afternoon o
said day sell at public sale AT the dwelling house on IN,
tract ~ land first hereinafter described In the town O
Farm Ridge iu said county the rea estate described AZ
follows. tn Wit: -...-.... ..
SeCt, fourteen IL IN township thirtNiNo q norm
range three - ra>t Of the third principal mtrlal ~
a Sale county aud said OF Illinois. Also. tht
north ten lUl of the east thirty 80 acres oi w
north sixty 90 of the north haf OF the hnrth
east quarter Of section seven "a IN township thr W.
By north range four east, in >ad county uuo'
lot ON the following terms. to Wit: Cash On conhrha
zion OF sale by the court.
Dated this fist day Of November \ ID. ls,5
GEORGE d. WOODWARD,
Administrator with will annexed Of Ellenora
uoyll Anderson. deceased.
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time WAS INDUCED In by all present. The
supper surpssses all description, including
as II did oysters, any way you desired; tur.
key, chicken, sandwiches, celery, and pas
try BY the cart loads. The fish pond created
not little amusement by the variety OF Its
many fish. The select reading by little
Grace farr was especially good,
BY the way, what has become of "Dyna.
mites' He hasn't made his appearance for
so long that we begin to think he must
have exploded from pressure of genius on
the brain II such is not the case, hope
TO hear from him soon again.
G.. RANGER.
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Tribute to u Tramp.


The following lines are respectfully dedi
Gated to Alderman Thomas, the humanita
rian and philanthropst of the council, whit
on Tuesday night made motion that fol
each meal only three cents worth Of food b'
given any tramp confined in the city Jail
After serving ten days sentence on THU
prison fare the tramp was released, anc
next day
They found him by the roadside dead,
A ragged tramp unknown;
His face upturned in mute despair,
His helpless arms 0ut.thrown.
The lark above him sang song
OF greeting to the day,
The breeze blew fresh and sweet, and stir d
His hair in wanton play.
They found no clew to home or name,
But tied with ribbon blue
They found package, and it held
A baby's tiny shoe.
Half worn and DID, button off,
1t seemed sacred thing;
With reverence they wrapped 1t close
And tied the faded string,
And laid it on the peaceful breast
That kept the secret we'll;
And God will know and understand
The story it will tell
Of happy times and peaceful homo
That starved tramp some time knew,
Whose only relic left him was
The babys tiny shoe.
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From Rutland.

Az ilshNbr WV -cNh'
Nice November weather-rOtds good
aud corn picking almost over Although
the crop WAS not aS larg" rs many antlci-
nited, Vet there was a fair Yield, and We
can eat our >hale of turkey and pumpkin
pie and he truly thankful.
ID. II WickWire is building large addi
ton 10 his residence in Center Rutland
thereby greatly improving. in convenience
rs we'll as looks, his already we'll improved
farm
Our popular blacksmith has been shing-
ling and otherwise repairing the William
Klpiber house We don't wish 10 inSnu.
ate ANYTHING, Vet, bat think il looks as ii
the place WAS going To be occupied soon
However, We will see you later
Cyrus Debolt, who has been troubled
with lame back for some time past Is
now getting better, we are glad TO learn.
School has commenced in the Millikin
school house, with W II. Ou.man as
teacher. MIR. Outmaa has taught the same
school for two years. and has given eminent
satisfaction to scholars and parents.
The Daniels school commences next
Monday with Miss Lcyof Ottawa as teacher
Leme Wales was bitten by vicious
morse on me Hdnt, anu mas ottH ialu W
for couple of weeks.
Miss Jennie Hardy and Mrs Nellie Good
win, of Msrshalltown, Iowa, are visiting al
Mr.. :. A Millikin's.
Miss Belle Douglass gave a progressive
euchre party last week to her friends, who
report rs having spent delightful evening
there.
A donation party WAS held last Tuesday
night at Deacon Outman's for the oenef'
uf the Msrseilles divines who so kindly
rendered their services To administer to the
spiritual wants of the Rutsndites during
the summer There were about seventy
p-ople present. and good old-fsshionet'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

The officers selected at the annual election
of Seth c. Earl Post Tuesday night are The
following: ID. A. Cook, commander J. W
Nattinger, s. V. c.. NJ. Bailey, j. V. c.; X
Baker, chaplain d. Krouse, o. d.. John
Horner, 0. G.. Il. F. Dyer, surgeon; Thos
Larkin, judge advocate T. c. Fullerton, ID.
Hapeman J. II. Widmer, o. Oleson and l..
W. Brewer, trustees d. IIapeman, o. Ole
son, VI. IIanifen and J. y. Hazel, delegates
to state encampmen,; l., W. Brewer, r. c.
Stevens, J. II. Widmer and d. krouse al
tprua,es
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

"Corkey" Dunn, who, in company with
another rufiian named Short, assaulted and
brutality beat Joseph Surrige near the old
Exchange Hotel on the afternoon Of Nov. 10.
surrendered himself on Saturday, and his
trial was set for Tuesday before Weeks.
That afternoon he took change of Venue to
Larkin, where the case was dismissed Short
having been induced to swear that he alone
did the beating. "Corkey" before being
permitted to go at large again was obliged
to pay into the city treasury back fines
standing against him to the amount Of SIG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05
B. F. LINCOLN,
IttWaey az Lar.

4 DMtNiSTRATORS SALE.-Notl:es hereby given
n that ON Wednesday, the 18th day of December
next b. tween the hours Of en- o'clock IN the forenoon
and fve o'clock IN the ailef nuon owt: al one cIor
T. NJ of saa dny the late residence Oi Peter 1. Al
dis deceased, IN the town of Rrucc, unity or Ia SAFE
and state Of Illinois, the personal property oi sh ue
redrpt conarting of two hne brood mares Two colts
eight head OF hogs. set double harness Two ulnbtr
W. CONS one ligh wagon. about one hnHu"' uls'lS
corn in crib farming NJ lls household ana Slrhrh
furniture and large plumber Of other arilclts VII p
sold ~ public sale. , 49,, ,,
TER is OF SALE Purchases IF les than i've dol
lars IA b. paid in hand: for III amount ana OVER on
credit Of nine months the purchaser giving hot' WIN
'Noyenibrr 10 is>j JULIUS j. CARTER,
nn,1-gy Administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

did not write the article and knew nothing
of it until he saw it in print, This correc-
ton is gladly made, with the regret that the
name of the scoundrel is not known, who
would be assuredly exposed for imposing on
us by maliciously signing Mr.. Mccormick 3
name to an article he knew nothing about.
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zegel.
B. F. LINCOLN,

.ITV' NJ L8FfT,
STATf. OF ILLINOIS, La SALE CoUN
- Ty-ss. In tie circuit COnt. to JdnHdJy Tenn, A.
u. 1886.
william Mailander rs Calvin Shieds-In ChdncTR
Affidavit of nUn-rrsdencc of the said Calvin Shields
having been filed IN the clerks office of the Circuit Court
NJ said county notice is therefore hereby given Il
the said nonresident defendant that the Complsin
side thereof the 18th day OF November 1881 and
that thercupun summons issued out Ut SAID court
wherein said suit l. pending. rcurnahle on the
second Monday IN the month III January next as is by
law required
above named. Gavin SHE dis. shall personally be and
appear before said Circuit Court on the hrs day OF the
next term thereof, To he holden M County Court
House in and for the said county. on the second
Monday in Jan .n~y next, and plead, answer or de-
mur t. the said compartments bill Of pCOmlant.
the same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated viii he taken confessed aud decree en-
tered a,un, YOU according L. the prayer Of sad hin
WILLIAM " TAYLOR. Clerk
ottawa Illinois. November IL h. l'sj.
Il +, llN,oIN. tOmplt's Suir nuNlI-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

Some eight years ago ! WAS inoculated
with poison by nurse who infected my
babe with blood faint The little child
fingered along until il was about two years
old, when its little life was yielded up 10
the fearful poison. FOR six long years |
had suffered untold misery. was covered
with sores and ulcers from head to foot,
and in my great extremity | prayed to die.
No language can express my feelings of
woe during those long six years. had the
best medical treatment. Several physicians
successfully treated me, but all 10 no pur
pose. The Mercury and Potash seemed 10
add fuel to the awful flame which was de
vouring me- About three months ago
was advised by friends who had seen won
derful cures made 10y it 10 try Switt's Spe.
CiiC. We got two bottles, and | felt hope
again revive III my breaSt-hope for health
and happiness again. But alas! we had
spent SO much for medical treatment that
we were too poor TO buy it. oh the agony
of that moment Health and happiness
within your reach, but too Pc 10 grasp it,
applied, however, to those who were vii.
ling TO help me- and have taken Swifts
Specific, and am now sound and well once
more SwIit's Specific is the best blood
purifier in the word, and the greatest bless
ing of the age. Mrs. ". I. LEE.
Greenville, Ala. sept /,
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SrECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga
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Last night Hon. Henry Raab, state super
intendent of public instruction, delivered A
lecture at La Sale, To-day will be held the
Teachers Institute in that city, in which
Miss Amy O'Keefe, of La Sale Prof L. A.
eastman, of Decatur, Prof. jenkins, of Men
dota; Assistant County Supt Day, Of Utica;
the state Superintendent, and others, will
take "A part
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From Dakota.

BErTroN, Marshall Co, ID. T., Nov. 81
wrote last May Of the farm work tina,
was being done in this locality, of the pros
poets as they then appeared Of large crop,
and OF the many disadvantages under
which settlers In new country labor.
Harvest time has come and gone. Many
have thresheJ their grain, and II is there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

The ladies' of La Sale are making strong
effOr, to have saloons closed there on Sun
day. and are out with petitions TO that eff
feet Should the mayor order the saloons
closed on Sunday, Jack Reddick will be
obliged to walk to the Four Corners, Peru,
for his supply of booze.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

4 movement is on foot by some prominent
ladies of this city to have the term of i'm
prisonment of Lucy Adeline Griffin RENTED.
1t will be remembered that few weeks ago
she was arrested in male attire, along with
some tromps, at the gas works and commit
to the county Jail for six months
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2. F. LINCOLN,

MASTERS SALk.-SrArEOF ILLINOIS, IA SALE
vi CuUNrN.->~. La >diis CORHty COCHu tOHrt.
IL the matter Of Edward Rose vs.. John II. Keenan,
An, Nn-th.. \ keenan, IN Bin 10 FDrscOSe HOCg0ge.
Public notice hereby given, that in pursuance Oi a
decrcta order entered ia the above entitled cause IN
>aId Cut ui the seventh day OF November n u. 1883,
Geo " w Blake. Master in Chan' cry for said court,
on the nftrcnrh day II December \. D. lsSi. AZ Two
o'clock in III" AFTERNOON OF said day. shall sell At public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash. AZ the
south door Of the County Court House IN ottawa, in said
county the following described real estate, situate in
me rIIinty oI Ia sale and state OF ILLINOIS. to Wit
The southwest uulrtpr of the >uutteI ~ quarter sw
Spi of section Nnt mine C!1l. the west sixteen
G, acre, OF the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter tSNii swi Of section twenty PSI. al in
township thnty>iN t;G north range ave east ~ ri
prlnr.irl merida /! together with all and singular the
tcnerruts aud hcrrditamrnts thcrcunto belonging
GEO. W W BLAKE.
M.iatcr in Chaurcly.
November mn. \ u 1855.
II r IJ,uiN sor for IoInpHts. nuvli-jw
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The Ottawa branch of the Irish National
League, through its treasurer, Michael
Noonan, recently forwarded 500 to Rev.
Charles o Kelley, treasurer of the |. y, h.,
at Detroit, for the Parnel Parliamentary fund.
The money was drawn from the treasury OF
the local league being contributed solely by
members
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The Percheron Stallion. Confident be
longing to II. Magic Il Sons, of Grand
Rapids, Ill =, was awarded the Studebaker
wagon valued at 1925 as best stallion in a
class OF over twenty, at the American Fat
stock Show. held at Chicago las, week
This is the stallion that was awarded first
premium in class of twenty three at the
Worlds Fair, held at New Orleans last win
tar
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3. +. LINCOLN,

~ O'rICE..-EsTArk or CHARLIE GEuARbELLN
y DK.U- Notice IL hereby given that The under
signed Executor Of the last Will ana testament %
Charlie t,crnr,pN late Of the count! of la sale ant
ate of Illinois. deceased, vi" appear before me FRO
bate Court Of county on the tird Mula! tDelhs
thr 18th dnyi of .lanuir 1856 AT tac Probate Cuur
Room in OTTAWA IN said county. When all where al
nrrs,ns having claims dcnlhhs against san estate
are notified attrnd AMI prescott the salu' III WtIhb
for adjustment. 800
THO HiLlS MARSHALL.
,,.,,, Ia, ty,uuipr.
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few weeks ago letter was published in
the FnxE TRADER from Grand Rapids which
purportsd to have been written by Patrick
II. Mccormick, Of that township. aud his
initials were affixed to the letter as publish
Cd. Mr.. Mccormick desires 10 state that he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

In continued fevers, especially those of u
Malarial origin and in the so-called "ChillS
and Fever" or Fever and Ague sections of
this country, Nichols Bark and Iron is al
most "A specific
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-05

Any of our readers who may be intend
ing 10 buy furniture, house furnishing
goods, pianos or organs, should not fail Il
take advantage of the offer made by :
STRAUS % to 60 w. Madison St, Chicago
Read his advertisement in this number
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From Mendoza

MENDOZA. Nov. 2G-YOur correspon.
dent paid IA visit to the gas district the frs,
Of the week. We have postponed from
time to time any particular comments on
the gas question until matters We're II little
developed. These gas wells that are eX-
citing so much interest are three and a half
miles southwest of this city We were
Kindly met by Mr. Geo. l., Blanchard, on
whose farm the gentlemen from Ottawa
are at present sinking "A well, with IL seven
inch pipe, and below the Trenton lime
stone At the PRESENT writing tley were
G6 feet beloy the surface, going
| through blue clay at the rate at from ID
to % feet per day. Mr. Blanchard eX.
planned to u.s. in company with numerous
other visitors, his method of utilizing the
Gus obtained from well 66 feet deep, and
through , inch pipe. He uses for burn
! Ing in his residence gas flowing through a
pipe l.32 of an inch in diameter, or about
the size of "A common knitting needle, and
runs three stoves with this fl Nv, setting the
capacity of the BunSOn 10 gas and 80
oxygen, and by shutting off the entrance
+ of oxygen of the BunSOn burner he gets
! clear gas, giving very brightyeilow
! flame with much less heat, but the intro
duction of the atmosphere greatly in
creases the heat which, when turned on,
is very intense, The capacity of the de
| livery Of any stove should be enough great
er to take off the immense pressure Of the
gas. The piping, etc only cost fl5 and
the supply Of gas from this we'll would
! furnish 1000 houses with fuel and light
| He was using a common hard coal burner
! in the parlOrs, with an iron tube, per
| forated, circular in form, placed Inside
| out of this the gas escapes and can be
| turned off or on, and As before stated, with
heat or less heat, bright yellow or blue
| flame. II gives much better heat than
any fuel we have ever seen used, besides
being very clean, with no dangerous re
suits and without odor. In his cooking
stove he has placed small pieces Of brick
to brake the flame, A JET of gas for light
inc purposes was burning in the room. by
simple process he carbonizes gas with
gasoline, and it thus makes a much richer
and better flame, almost equal in brillan-
cy t. electricity.
Mr.. Portertield, one mile north, in ex-
perimenting on his place for gas struck II
gas vein on Friday that is twenty times
more powerful than the we'll on Mr.
Blanchard's place. The roaring from the
well exceeded the noise of a heavy freight
train, and could he heard long distance
On lighting the gas il produced flame 30
feet high Natural gas burns in rather
light ETHEREAL flame very yellow, and dash
es away in fragments with the wind The
diggers from Ottawa are using gas from
Mr.. BlanChard'S we'll To run their engine
Eleven years ago Mr.. b. discovered gas in
digging a we'll and utilized il the same H.
now. In the meantime he was called An
old fool, ~ he says himself. by neatly
everybody for his progressive ideas. The
well failed on account Of lack of proper
tubing. II is needless u add that we are
all waiting with high expectations,
ROSEBUD