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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01

work between this place and Attica,
this will be considered rs fair work.
This railroad has cost Barber county,
as a county, nothing. 1t has cost Medi-
cine Lodge township but $1,000 per
mile, or 600. Perhaps the cheapest
railroad ever built in the state When
aid is accepted by the Santa Fe system
now. $4,000 per mile is required. And
this township did not give any cash. Its
donation was $4,000 in 3O-year six per
cent. bonds. Certainly we have Sc
cured railroad for a very small outlay.
Until about two years ago there
were few enthusiasts in this county
clamOring for a railroad. AS long as
the terminus of the road remained at
Harper the people here were generally
satisfied. But when the road did start
west, the people said Medicine Lodge
must be the terminus. And to-day it is.
OF those who have been more untir-
ing than others in the endeavOr to get
the road here, there are none who de-
serve more especial praise than James
y. Blair, president of the First National
bank, of this city. lie has spent his
time and money in the good work, and
he must fe el gratified in seeing his pre-
dictiOns verified. And there are others:
w. W. Cook, o. G. Ewart, T. A.
McNeal, Judge O'Bryan, 7. \. Nc
Clearey, o. Rogers, have never lost
a 20
promise from the railroad officials.
And the masses, too, have encour-
aged the road in many ways. Those
whose lands were injured by the road
passing through it were generally liberal
in their demands for damages.
The road is here and we are all happy.
In a few days hundreds of cars of
freight will be hauled to this general
distributing point. 1t is said that there
are no less than $50 cars of lumber
ready to start here now, and there is no
telling how many cars of miscellaneous
freight. All of western Barber and
nearly all of Comanche county will get
freight here. During the next few
months things will hum around Medi-
cine Lodge.
The construction train arrived at
Elm creek Wednesday, and the work of
bridging that stream was at once
started. A cribbing of ties was put in
most of the way across and then spiles
were driven in where the channel
flows. This work was completed to-
day. Crowds of people have been
anxiously watching the track-laying
and bridge building all the week, and
little, big, old and young were to be
seen vending their way to Elm creek.
1t will require several days. time to get
the depot yards here in perfect shape;
though regular trains will commence
running about Monday.
General Superintendent Barnes Is ex-
pected to-day on his special car. Ills
son, Harry Barnes, will be the agent
and will have his Office open in few
days.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01

Commissioner Sparks. of the land
Office, IN view of the almost universal
comment as TO his policy, has felt con-
strained To issue new series of regula
tiOns for registers, receivers and special
agents of land offices which have lust
been promulgated. They modify i'm
many important particulars his recent
sweeping orders. Ii prcscribes that
homestead or presumption claimants
who have made bona iide settlements
upon public land, aud who are living
upon, cultivating and improving the
same in accordance with the law, with
the intention of acquiring n title
thereto, shall be permitted to remove
from the portion To be clared for civil
izatiOn so much timber as is actually
necessary for that purpose or fer build
ings, fences or other improvements on
land entered in clearings for cultiva-
ton. Should there be a surplus of
timber In the entry, man may dispose
of such, but is not allowed To denude
the land of timber for the purpose of
sale or speculation before the title has
been changed to him by patent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01
{. P. CARUTHERs EDITOR & PROPR.
MEDICINE LODGE. KANSAs.
FRIDAY, JANUARY I. 1856.

The president has been long enough
In Office to realize that the position he
has assumed heretofore of investigating
the character and capacity of every
person recommended fer Office has been
a mistaken one, besides involving more
time than he could spare for such mat
ters. lie now proposes 90 hold Scna-
tors and members of congress strictly
responsible for their ions
T1u Whatever charges are preferred
against applicants so recommended he
will leave To- the senate 60 determine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01
The personal property is divided int
classes as follows:

But this is by no means the wealth
to-day, for it is estimated that no less
than l00, 900 more acres of lard will be
taxable next March and that the perso-
nal property will be greatly increased.
Add to this 40 miles of railroad, even at
the low estimate of 5000 per mile, and
the increased value of real estate in the
towns of Sharon, Kiowa and Medicine
Lodge, and the total taxable wealth
Will not fall far short of three millions
On this the tax levy will be very light
! GOVERNMENT LAND.
! This county is embraced i'll the Usage
! Diminished Reserve and the lands are
disposed of by the government under
the presumption law, entirely. That is,
a settler can locate on tract of not
more than 100 acres and file his declar-
alton of pre-empting the same. AT the
end of six months on making proof of
| bis settlement on and cultivation of the
land, under certain restrictions, he can
pay one-fOurth of the purchase money
the government requires, SIPS per acre
or $50 on his quarter section. He then
pays the balance in installments of S5C
every year, or he can pay the full amount
at first and save interest. He can moi
get patent under two years from date
of settlement. Of the 725,OO0 acres in
the county, it is now estimated that but
$4,000 remain vacant. Much of this is
of course, broken and unfit for cultiva-
ton.
! PROSPECTS.
Within the past SIX months large
number of men with money have come
in and purchased farms and ranches
which they are improving with fine
houses and commodious barns. The
county that three years ago was with
out fences and used principally for graz.
ing purposes is now fast being turned
into model stock-farms and an agricul.
tural region. Roads are laid out and
improved; bridges are being built; school
buildings are dotting the prairie, and
evidences of frontier life are fast being
worked out.
Come to Barber county and partake
of our milk and honey with which it is,
| figuratively, overlooking.
HOW TO GET HERE.
| Parties desiring to come to Barber
county should correspond with the
management of the Southern Kansas
railroad and they will be found anxious
to give the very best rates possible, for
on the settlement of this great south
west, of which Barber county is the
centre, depends the success of that
road. \ special emigrant freight tar
if is made from Kansas City to Medi-
cine Lodge, and special excursion
tickets will be on sale soon. For full
information write to or call on S. B.
Hynes. general freight agent, Law
renee, Kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01

o. c. Ewart, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, returned from two weeks
visit east. He reports that Medicine
Lodge is known far and wide and that
Barber county holds an enviable posi-
ton in financial circles. lie predicts a
valuable immigration to the county
during 1856.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01
Insure

In the United States Mutual Accident
Association. 5000 insurance for Sl3
n year with SIS weekly Indemnity. SlO.-
600 insurance at prOportiOnate rates
with $50 weekly indemnity. The lar0-
est cheapest aud best accident insur-
ance In the world over 500, 0O0. 600 in
snrance now in force. Forfurther par
tlculars and membership apply to
J. W. E6IILL & Co. Re ident Agent
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-01
LAND RULINGS.

Land Commissioners Sparks has issued
n circular to registers and receivers of
land Offices directing them 10 keep two
dockets, one of contested cases, con-
tanning full record of the action taken
therein by all parties, and another i'm
which shall be entered every entry of
every character which is held for col
lection, or in which further evidence is
called fer. The circular is issued be-
cause OF the habituaI failure of local
officers to promptly notify the general
land Office when appeals are not taken
from decisions or actions of this Office
or where parties do not comply with the
requirements made.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
Attic Putnam,

THF DAILY NEws can he had at the
Putnam House news stand at all times.
Hon. A. J. Onlerdonk and wife, Of
Brooklyn, are sojourning at the Putnam.
Mr.. Lewis Francis and wife. Of Brook.
lyn. are anon. the many guests Of. the
Putnam.
JOS. Phillips and family u pittsburg
Mass. arc 1T tie Putnam.
Hon. I. II. Criswold AMI wife, Au.
burn, y. Y, are Stopping =, the Putnam.
Mr., \. :. Ateli and son, Of Baltimore.
are registered at the Putnam.
II. II, Hoffman and family. of tin.
cinnati, are solournine at the Putnam
". II. keclcr, Of Philadelphia, is au.
tographcd at the rutnam.
Rev, ID. l.. Moody. the great cvansel.
let, and wife. OF Mortified, Mass. arr
spending some time at the Putnam.
Hon. &, \. Sslicn and party. or Rome.
\. V, are GUESTS at the Putnam
+. X. Chandler. Of Chicago. is a, The
Putnam.
Mr.. :. t. Wood and wife. e Toledo,
Ohio. are at the Putnam.
The Putnam Was full uf guest. again
last night
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

thy Of his hearers from the start and
holds II, not so much by hi> eloquence -
ty ms earnestnsss- His hearer- were
very much pleased with II, remarks.
and services closed with 4 PRAYER meet
ing. when fervent prayers were offered
for the Ieople Of Palatka sad vicinity.
The evening services At the rink were
even more largely attended than in tie
afternoon, large number Of the aud
fence being compelled 10 stand, and we
doubt il ever larger audience wa. be-
fore assembled in one buIldin: in the
city. After number of songs and pray
ers, Mr. Moody took for his text a portion
Of the 3sth verse of the first chapter Of
St. John. What seek We: from which
he preached a sermon tina, proved most
interesting 20 the large audience. II was
full If exhortaticns and pleadinss that
hts hearers nigh, lead better lives. so
that when the end came ''all might lie
well.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

y. !. Times
The retirement, of Mr. Cannon from the
office Of Controller II the Currency has
been expected fer some time. lie en-
tered the office comparatively unknown,
especially in the East, bat he leaves it
with an established reputation for ability,
intelligence and official capacity Of a
high order. Few men ot his agt-hc is
yet young-haye won 80 high position
in - short time. His successor. Nr.
Trenholm. il well known in South Car
olina for his conservative views and lis
ability a. iinancier. His nomination
TO this important office is significant at
the present moment on account Of the
firm and decided stand he La, taken a.
an advocate Of the suspension of silver
coinage His arguments. bath in the
press and at the Commercial convention
at Atlauta. on this subject have leen ea.
silly the strongest, most lucid and most
conyincinglt that have come under ,,our
notice, When the administration elects
to be represented 10y Mr.. Trenholm in
the mos. important office after that of
Secretary Of the Treasury. II is plain that
there is no intention of weakening "a
the silver question.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
Letter List.

Letters unclaimed in the Palstka, Fla. d.
post Office, March -, 1856. Persons call
inS for these letters say advertised
Peter Allen. Rupert r. Andersen. Rev.
/. L, AsLurst. Sebun Barnes ~, William
Berry. II. W, Blakesly. \. l.. Row,len.
". L. Brown, Arthur Carr. L. II. Carr.
Hon. W. II. locke. J. Cooperbag, ]. Cou.
rier, Will Donaldson. John fancuill. !.
Z. GoOsby. Neal Harris. Samuel Hay
wood. ]. J. Ho..sar. Levi :. Huff. Cur
lis Hunter. Nike Jones. Saules Jones.
Levi Kirby 81, Lewis C. Iackev. William
lee. Patrick Macrarnd. j. \. Means. K.
g. Miller, }, W. Mitchell. j. II. Morgan
Jr., ! |. Nelson. :. Nicks, y. 4. Patter.
son, Richard Ransom, Louis Ryder, Jack
Saunders. William Shingles 3, Capt :.
Il. Somers. George smith. John Spauld-
inss ., Jim Steward. James Srn,. L. III.
Trask. Albert Wade. Alien Whirly, Sam
uel c, Wise and Sparmly Woliham
Mary Barnes, sara T.. Bradley, Lila NJ.
Coburn, Hannah Folsom. Susie Hudson.
Duly Joiner. Jeanette Jones, Martha
Jurans, Lou Kins,?. Hattie Morgan,
Mary T.. Pool, Celia Ann White. Rach-
ael Williams and Charlotte Wilson. Mrs.
John Crosby, Mary N. Derbin. Warren
Taylor, NJ. u. Walter and Mary Wilson
BENZ. HARRISON, Postmaster.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
MIR. MOODY N pAIATkA.
\ Very Large Crowd AT the Amer
noon and Evening Service

rs expected and advertised for the
pas; few days, the Rev Mr. Moody. the
Motel evangelist, arrived in ralatka yes.
terddv morning on the 1910 train
from Jacksonville, for tho purpose of
conducting religious services IN the at.
ttrueon and evening. Much to the dis
appointment Of the vast congregation.
Mr. Slnksy did not come. In, the choir
organized by Mr. !. Il. htnn. 1r. fur.
ni>hei most excellent music.
Excursion parties arrived IN the city
by almos, ever, boa; anI train TO attend
the services and the streets were turong.
e,l with people ',ur,'- ta' IA yuius. The
afternoon services vtry announced for
th,rc O'clock hu' ~, o1 o'cicck the r,o.
PIE began - assemble n tat Putnam
rink buililns. en- Enil street. anil m Al.
mc>t continuous stream a.. humanity
poured into the building until the ser.
Vice, opened, giving the FISHERS all they
could 10 % r,ovidc comfortable seats for
all. The congregation was estimated to
number fully fourteen hundred rcor'e
all waiting Patiently for the arrival e
Mr.. Moody apl maintaining the lest (
order.
several hymns were rendered AMI
PRAYERS offered lvf0rc Mr., NN>iv'S ar.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

The notes ~ the mocking hind we're
wafted On the bree1s Yesterday.
All incoming trA,ns brought large
number Of passengers 10 attend tire
Moody and S1nkey meetings.
SUNDAY was a love Of a day, AMI all
tile Ieople in Palatka residents anil
visitors-enjoyei !. To the greatest de-
gree.
Mr.. Chas. Francis. formerly the gen
eral manager Of the Florida southern
railway, i in the city on railroad bus
mess.
The steamer Georgel. from Drayton
Island, brought down abou seventy-five
Passengers, a good number Of xhom
came to attend the meetings Of Moody
and Sankey Yesterday afternoon AMI last
evening.
We find in an exchange an item 10 the
eifee, tina. a man has found an alligator
down at Lady Lake, with ears like a
mule. Whether the mule ears belonged
to the man or the alligator, We are not
sure. In either ease the discovery is
worthy II note.
Miss Maggie A.lway left on sunday af.
tsrnoon for Saratoga, where she will re-
main with friends shor, while before
returning to her home ia Scotland. As
librarian Of the W. G. T. L.. Mis-, NJ
WAY made many friends in pa.s,ka WHO
regre, her departure.
3 The ladies Of the Rtpt,>; church at
SorwalS will give Turkey supper, and
the Missionary Band will give an enter.
tainment at that pla5e on next Tuesday
evening. Both inst. Everything cool
10 eat will bc furnished at the sup.
per, aid the entertainment will consist
Of charales. music and recitations. \
COOL time is promised all who attend,
and We predict a large audience for the
ladies'.
The lady cos,umer from Savannah ar.
rived Yesterday, and has brought with
her large number Of very rich and
costly costumes, all perfectly new and
just out from New York. She will le a,
the Elite rink on and after ten o'clock
this morning t. exhibit the costumes,
and those who want such for the mas,
qderade tomorrow evening can avail
themselves hy calling at the rink.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
CHI ZAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A " O R D .

ADVERTISEMENTS. Il words or more, III
this column inserted iog ONE GENT \ WORD.
Everybody who has ANY want L. supply,
ANYTHING o. buy OF srd, amy business or ac-
commodatinns q SECURE; indeed, any Wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
tiIY NOTES.

an ,tyl M, eyes upon M.
Though my Gtan,e turned away
roth. rich amt glowing Co.ur>
~ thr fast departing day;
an tvot hts tuuvh upon tue.
And thru, With Cuu-vluu. pain,
"a nile iron uut my yes arr dropping
Tears like wdyWard : prii rain.
Tsp, aul brow ant cheek he presses
rugturr ,Niusitr' In sooth.
2 my .!,u,G filling, hlung
s ~rtl vvtn cu-iai tooth,
Noholy fined
III, churches sunday were well at.
tended.
Hon. T.. T. Bishop. OF san Mateo, was
IN town. Yesterday.
Mr. Bulloch, OF Hawthorne. was
among i..la,ka's visitors yesterday,
The schooner Florence and Lillian
passed down the river Yesterday after.
ruyI.
i''n H. ,otn was in the city ycster.
d,,. ,ul .mhucd many people with his
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e.'.r i7 lcclnnine TO bloom, and the fra.
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w. J.. VI. Jolly, of Hawthorne, WAS in
To- IT, Yesterday. He came down to
attend the Mood, ani Sankey meeting
Nh. lsu.a.J. DIR. and littl, daughter
! uy.ur = ,roy, Arb, are in the city,
tie .U,,',r f Nr. Hancock, on Lemon
street,
r,c.,r. ... tN,p. rr,tty well filled with
,I-5,-r.,r,p', ,cs,er !ay. and business
seemed 20 be- good in all branches Of
tr.d.
un,ulltor down a, ocala. the Daily
lt.a. will Hereafter / :, published as an
a..,rrepu ie.t.al If a morning mrer,
Lon. live tho Item.
Reserved seats to the Mikado Thursday
evening arc on sale and helm: rapidly
ta',,uat VOLTS drug store. Miss Ran.
da'l :, ymtc popular among the ,hea.er
lyy'~ Of rIla,ka
Til, r,trytrv II,os. had =, largo nat.
ruuar, Yesterday. Onc hundred and
,c,,ulrtu p,op,o duei there yesterday,
AMI Mr. burgess. the manager. gave
t1.n an ,\r. lien, liunyr.
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IN The ,.ut. .,.a few weeks they will
at pr.,.- winch will allow a uewspa.
per MAN to l,oh At them.
Womb r,,i,,n,rl,, an, ,.,,l
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
silver springs Hotel.

The rarlor Hotel, ct Fla. located at
Silver Springs; head OF the renowned
Ocklawaha River HOUSE entirely new.
magniiicently furnished. rarlors and
first floor covered with moquette, with
Queen Anne NANTES, and furnished equal
to any in |. ). Dining room covered
with lumoleum, velvet rugs under tat'y~,
unsurpassed cuisine and service.
Sleeping room covered with body bus.
sells; walnut furniture and beds unSUr.
passed.
House stands seventy yards from the
Spring and short distance from IT,
teen hundred acre palmetto grove, also
orange grove in Nar q. house lti>, cems
ing in bloom.
Parties arriving the night previous ~
departure OF boats viii have - chance l.
visit springs and groves. also sc,uc
htr,hs on the boat, giving then ample
time, without hurry AMI hustle.
Those coming on the morning train an
hurried ON boat and ru chance e. ST
the beauties If spring
Parties wishing 70 remain any ,,rgt5
Vt time can yet greatly reduced rate.
splendid orchestral music Ccrryepon-
dcnce solicited. MORGAN y lIA~klNs.
mit.2m Nana-,t,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
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brought many little tramp. to his feet
because the members all want him. But
h. / a. not mind an extra run. AMI goes
a. chjrpy and as happily cu a l. Is e;r2ni
As possible He never seem, / sryw
weary. and is always polite. But this is
not the worst Att Of his troubles HIS
very appearance is pleasing, AMI every
time any etc secures him they TAP han
IN The head, cr run their hand over his
hair. Now for THE, or ioar rtop,c t.
io this would no, ar,run, to inHrh -,
- have - ueiuhers and ~ MACY more
strangers to rub lis lead only once 4 lay
It i, not only ,iresoms but !; Is hayin- a
serious effect. When the little hoy came
hcre hi, hair was long and thick. but
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
Fore Collector,

To the voters Of Palatka At the sotc-
itation Of many citizens, | hereby an.
nounce myself Il candidate for the Of
flee Of City Collector Respectfully.
L. ;. NE,k-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
For Marshall,

To the citizens Of rala,ha; hereby
announce myself candidate for the 81.
flee of Marshal Of lalatka at the approach.
ing election. Respectfully,
Il. /. lA~NLrrE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
FOR MAYOR.

In default Of any action Ivy the Ct
liens of Palatka, announce mysell a
candidate for the otliCr If Mayor At Tie
coming election.
". ". RNNpNl.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
For Marshal.

To to the citizens OF halatka: y, RS.
pectfully submit the name at Mr., fhl'''p
j. Manucy rs can,hda.c for the office Of
Marshal OF rala,ha i, the coming cltc.
ton. MANY VOTERS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
lnc NllN,II.

hereby announce myself n an .nJe.
pendent candidate for Mayor at the com.
Ing election in Pala,ka.
RICHARD WALLER lvtN>.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

The iIlTnett House 1t Savannah, has
a reading notice of interest 10 people
VIII propose 70 visit that city. In a town
noted for its indifferent hotels. We are
GLAD % learn one man has the nerve and
snap t. open good house on reasonable
terms. The press speaks well Of the
Iia-reit Hou>e-PALATKA News.
feb-lltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

What the Roston Home Journal saws
of it: AT the Harnett House. Sa,an.
nah. Ca. you get all the comforts e
high priced hotels, and save from 81 70
e. per day. Try it and he convinced
F''tF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

Pxkrx Duck Esds-Genuine Pehn Puck
Egps for Matching, $3.50 per setting OF
nine eegs. Address L. $. Bugbey. ialat
-. - feh4-3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

The elegant schooner-riggv'i steam
Yacht Leila. now leaves Harris wharf
daily for Crescent City. On arrival G. the
IO:l5 train from jacksonville. Return.
inc. arrives in Pala,ka in time for sup
per each evening, Excellent band on
board aud, all necessary accomniria-
tons for passengers. lan'i5'u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

Go to Dr. W. W. Estes over Mori1uc
& kersting's drug store fur fine Dental
work. (! t-ti
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23
Hoard mt Nlicttnuny.

Persons coming 10 this pleasant ra,er;
will do well to ,uquirr of j. NJ Quarter.
man, who can accommodate few pet.
sons with first cas- private board.
Terms reasonable. tth.J I'm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

Jrsr ARRlVrr.--A ear lead Of the TN.
est Seed Potatoes ever brvu-h, t. ha'at
ka. All sound and III good condition.
and will Ia sold at the lowest prices.
Call early and secure a supply. Yer
trees Il Go. ml.tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-23

FuRSAIE. -uransv Eud> Buds sweet.
Seedlings and Sour stalks. Samples.
with price. may I've seen AT this office.
Address \. \. rreshrcy. prayton Island.
Fla. mll..w