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Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
RrrrBLuc4s corsrY CONVENTION.

4 Republican County Convention is hereby called to meet at the Court House in Globe, on Tuesday October 2, 1894, at 10 o'clock, a. m, To nominate regular Republican County Ticket, for the coming Noveni- Der election.
 To elect Republican County Cen tfal Sommittee and
 To take cOgni2anee of such ether and further matters as may properly come before such Convention And notice is hereby given that the primary elections will be held in the various precincts of the county Satur- day, September g, 1894, for delegates to the County Convention, Precincts will be allowed Ehe follow ing uumber of delegates to the County Convention
 Globe Precinct-i2 delegates. Grapevine Ptecinct-S delegates Tonto Precinct 3 delegates Rye Precinct I delegate Paysou Precinct 3 delegates Pine Precinct-l delegate Pleasant Valley PrsslHct deleRate and San Carlos Precinct delegates By order oJ the Republican CenErG3 Committee Globe Arizona, s5pt sih, l59i
 v WBsTMEYER,
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Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

What will be the largest map in the world is now 10 course of preparation and construction at Washington, D c. It was begun over twelve years ago un. der the supervision of the United States Geological Survey Corps, and it will not be more than half completed at the end of the present century Some idep of the gigantic plans upon which this map is being constructed nna of the magnitude uf such an undertaking may be formed by considering the fact that the portion which delineates the little State Of Connecticut and tho porthern tip of Long Island is six feet ID length and nearly five feet wide When this wonderful map is tiuished, 1t will indi- cate the exact location of every brook creek, river, hillock, mountain valley, farm, village, school house and city in the land, and will show every pubic and private road and highway as per fectly as the surveyors map gyes them in the townships When completed, this map VIII cover almost ah acre lr superficial area This being the case, t cannot be either hung up or spread out. and in order to make sho iuforhS
 
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Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION.

The Democratic Territorial Conven- ton convened in Phoenix on Monday last and elected E. J. Edwards, Chair man, and R. B. Todd, Secretary. J. c. Herndop, of Yavapai county was nominated for delegate to Congress, and Joseph Campbell, of Maricopa county, for Councilman-a at-large. Both nominations were by exclamation.
 The platform expresses strongest ap- proyal and endorsement of the admin istration of President Cleveland, and of the President himself, and expresses confidence in his judgment and patriot ism, and in his ability 10 guide the Jles- tinies of the Nation.
 The convention endorses the reforms and retrenchments that have been eff fected in every department of the pres ent Territorial administration.
 Marcus A. Smith Is heartily en- dorsed for his long aud laborious career us delegate to Congress.
 The platform declares in favor of the froe coinage of both gold and silver without determination, at . ratio uo greater than Is to views with alarm the possibility of the return of Geroni- mo and the Ohiricahua tribe of Indians to Arizona demands the adtuission of Arizona to statehood favors the re- peal of the merchants hcense tux law
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
SIMMONS

IE THE DISTRICT COURT SECOND JUDICIAL District. Territory of Arizona in and for the Conn ty of Gila
 2 J, BonacfeT. Plaintiff yr . l. Townsend ard Vim r CsspersoB Defendants
 action brought in the Districb Court ot the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona n sud oy ,he County Of ella. and the Cpmplsint flied n said County of Gta b the office of e Clerk of said District Court
 The Territory Of Auzous sends Greeting @ J. Townsend and wm. ? Casperson, Defendants
 You age hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against ycu hy, the aboye named plaintiff in the District Court of One Second Fudicia District Of the Territory os Arizona in and for the County Of Gis and anssef Int complaint flied with the Clerk of this Court st Globe n said County Ia copy of which complaint acsombshies this snmmonsf within ten days exclusive of the day cf sece after the service upon of this If served in this county but if served Uut of the county and within this district then within twenty days in a other thirty days or judgment by default will be taken against vcu nc eordins to the prayer of said complaint.
 And you hereby notified that yo', fail O apbesr and answer the said complaint sboy6 required the said plaintiff will take judgment agsnss you as prayed for in Gid plaintiffs complaint and costs and dshurse ments in this behalf expended
 nCA Given updeT u3 hand snd thc Seal of the SeSJL District Court of the Second Judicial District >-- S- of the Territory os Arizoua n Srs for the County of Gpa, this 2Oth day of August A D ls9s
 AL0NZo BAILEY Clerk .
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

Mir, Thomas Batte, editor of the Graphic, Texarkana, Arkansas, has found what he believes to be the best remedy in existence for tue Aux His experience is well worth remembering. He says: Last summer I had very severe attack of fux tried almost every known remedy none g.e. re- lief. Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy was reeom- mended to me 1 purchased a bottle and received almost immediate relief. l continued to aae the medicine and was entirely cured. l take pleasure In recommending thig remedy to any per sor suffering with Slch disease, as in my opinion il is the best medicine jn existence. 25 and 90 cent bottles for sale by Ii. c. Hitchcock, druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
rcood Thing 60 Kcsva, Hand.

From the Troy (KansasC CHief.
 Some years ago We were vsry much subject to severe spells of cholera nor bus; and now we feel any of the symp- toms bAat usually precede that ailmentC such ss 5icfne5s at the stomach: disr rhea, CSC. Ro become scary. We have found Cietiberlain's Collie, Cho1- era ana Diarfasea Remedy the very thing to straighten 3ns out in such cases, and always keep is' about. We are not writing this for pay testimo- utal, but to let our readers kncw what ise got>d thing to keep handy ih' the house. For sole by II. c. Hitchcock :, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
rHr LAND of rrOnisE

fs the mighty West, the land that "tickled with hoe laughs g harvest
 the Fl Dorado 1f the mlner the goal of the agricultural emigrant While f teens with all the elements of wealth and prosperity, some of the fairest and most faithful portions of it bear har- vest of malaria reaped in it's tnllness by those unprotected by medicinal safe
 guard No one seeking or dwelling in a malarial locality is safe from the scourge without Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Emigrants, bear this in mind. Commercial trayelers sojOurnfbg iH fnalarioas rcgIong should carry bot tic of the Bittefs in the traditional gripsacK. Against tho effects of expos ure, menfal or bodily overwork, damp and unwholesoMe food or water. if is an infalhble defense Constipation rheumatism, billiousness, dyspepsia, nervousness and, iosc oi strength are all rcmedied by this gen1al restorative
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

We are in receipt of the Third An nual Register of the University of Ari- zona, and Announcemeass fur lS94-5. It is e peinphlet ot ninety odd pages, setting fourth the scope of the institu- lion, enumerating the several depart 1nents and courses of study, require nlents for o,lmissioa ste Provision is made this yesr iar Furnishing Board and rooms for students upon the Uni versity grounds, at rate not to ex- ceed Sy per week. The various de partmslss are ih charge of able ln- structors. and the advantages offered students to acquire a thorough conegi- ate education are excelled in few States of the Union.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

Tine Sf Johns Herald sdyg The coming election in Apache county promises to be one of tht hottest and most closely contested that has taken place for yeare Both parties are clear. ing their decks for action. Both claim hat victory is oertait9 to perch on their tanner. One or the other is b6tnd to Do mistaken The Herald predicts that the Democratic ticket viii be elect. cd from top to bottom, with its old tirna majority
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
SUMMONS

\ USTICE COURT, PRECINCT PINE ID D for the County of Gila, Territory Of ArizoLn
 2. R. l3mmons, Plaintiff y g. -l. EoUusen-, '- Casperson. Defendant Summons.
 Acti0r brought in the Justices Court -lgslt # l in and fof the County of Gila Territory O. LTiAon.
 The TeITitory o' Arizona sends gTe3'iaV g ' Townsend " ? CaspeTson.
 yOu ore Bstey7 summoned al5 required CD. . So. sn action brought against you b. she abo7J named p1aintif m th Justices Cour. Precinct Pine, in a0a for the County Of Gla n the Territory o Afi1ou and answer the complaint hled said Justicst Jou-s et Pine, in sad county within i've days ,uXcus-2 of hg day Of servio sfte. .hs service upor you thie mous if served n this Precinct, bus fl 5e~yet Sithout this Precinct but is tho county en days il ovi Of the oounu, fifteen days ip sii othe tvsly days, or Judgment by lstaut will be tacG assiust sou n the um os ono hundred and forty si aoil ,rl and twenty -four cents, and costs oi sui'.
 Given under my hand at Pine shls sth 5sy aga. I8a4. R. EULER. ..
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
nrSscmren CANDIDATE.


 Tn n in!inating George Skinner for She Asstmbly the Democracy of Gfa. ham counts has shown shemselves either obHyious oi his war upon tho newspape press, while member of the i7th Legislative Assembly in 1893, or else tho have rendered themselves open to sh suspicion of endorsing his Views in ulat respect, as well as hs ref eronce to the ignorance of his eonstitu- ents of Shom he asserted, in set speech on he floor of the House, that ''bnt oue person in six reads newspa- pers Tms assertion of Mir Skinner ess gepcrteam the Arizona Republi- can, of AprilT.h, and not contradieted by either Mir. skinner or the Demo- cratic organ of Graham county.
 The BHrr. os April 18th, 1898, in its lisayowal of Skinner marked estimate of his mentally uncultiyated neighbors, had this to say 'With no disrespect for Mir, Skinner's opinion of the ignor- ance of Arizonans, we cannot coueede that SO many of them are so void of the desifs Co know what IS transpiring beyond the smoke of theif chimneys as not to read newspaper. To believe otherwise would carry us back to 1881 when England interdicted printing in the colonies upon any pretext what ever. But why should Mir. skinner discriminate against the press alone {? II, as well as common schools, is an educator and wliile that is the fact, why did he not i; his bill also attempt to legislate against the lightning's flash and electric dashes which, as soon as the keys are touched, becomes an edu- cator The telephone and photograph may also be elassed with the school master, and, strange to say, skinner's attempt to handicap education was ez. clusively confined 70 .hs Newspaper, which daily enters every household and familiarly conyerses with millions.
 The vote of the House on Skinner's $ bill, on its final passage, was, ayes : Day, Graham. Gray, Hurley. Leather wood, Skinner nays Behan, Brewer, Bruce, Burke, Dryden, Field, Hunt, Marshall, Reilly, Rodgers, Ross, Schumacher, Southwieks Wight, Mr Speaker absent Cook and Me han-2
 George W. ?. Hunts motion to re- consider the vote, was lost, as was in- tended it should be, SO as to place it forever beyond legislative ressurrec- fiou.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
NCTl loE OF ASSESSMENT

 McsII1iRN SILVER MtEIEh COM n pary Locatan of principal place of business, saitta Rvoo Snaains County Cali frrnia.
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 .Sdite Is hereby Eiyeh that It Q meeting of the Boafd of Directory held o, the frst lIsrl dry t August E.r D. lS9f, aa assassmens zlNo. g. If Figr ,533 Gents per share was levied upon ihe CAI iisA Stock of t6s Corpora tiun, lseable immh1iRttly ta United States uoid Cuih Co sEr Secretary Bt th- office Of Che Company ih ths Savings BsEb nf Santa Rosa, corner Ci Fourth street and Exchange avgaat jgata HcsE SontMa CruhtH; Cali Fu1lsa. H Any stcaS iipgh %nish 5hia assessnai.E shall remain urpaid on Monday the Seventeenth llTthl da5 of September 4 ?. lBp4, will be delinquent and ad2s,ti2ed for sul8 sJ public auction nd unless asy tnert il made bsfores will ns sold gh MJndEy the FiftsDifth ,I5thf day af October A. ' 1894 to pay .he delin- queEt assessment together with -5sts oi ad- vertising ah,leIpehses uf sale,
 Br 1rde- oi the B,'sfis nf Eirkttors.
 CHES A. UOTBEB,
 .. SecUetAr~ Dtlce: rSayings Bank af Sants Rosa, cor ner Gf FoIrth street and EEchaage avenue. Santa kasat Sonams County California
 aug. 1L-at
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

The endorsement of the Hughes ad. ministration by the Territorial Demo- cratic Convention was as unexpected, as 1t is gratifying to those who, m face of trade of abuse, con.ended for it's efficiency, and he having fought the good fight to q finish, we have reason to conclude that hs position in Terri toTial affairs was guided by unerring judgment, otherwise Q deliberate body composed of representative men from every county of the Territory. would not have set their seal of commenda- lon upon his oiFaie acts.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
Administrators Sale af Real E. tate.


 A-CITCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 4usT IN 2Ua- IT susnee of an order Of the Probate Codr, n anc for the County of Cila Territory 3' Arizona msde OF 23rd day O. Juy 1894 ,n the matter 2t the state A. fred NJ. Wallace, deceased the undersigned tic iC ministrator of the estate Of said Alfred NJ Wallace ceased will sell at private sSia the highest oldGs bidders Tor cash and subject th c1uf-TstoI oy slC Probate Court on Tuesday the iita isy d sepsI lher 1894 at eight clock at tSe Sheriff ofoe 1T 'hs town of Globe h the CCrnty Of Gila. Tertitors Ai zoua all tho right title interest and estate fl the sad Altredl N Wallace at the time of hs destu md al 'hs right tie and irtereat thst the said ssta's has y operation of lsw -oherwsn acquired other than Qr u addition 70 that vf the said fired M Wallace at .be tir1e of b dekh n ahdto all that certain oS piece or parcel o' lara sftNstS lying, nd icing 10 the said County Of Ga TeaitoFy ot A~izo'4a sni N7udde' and described as follows, so-wit
 Lot in Blocks 1T vhe toNr of dole CLdptg o' Gilf Te5toJy q Arizona sT6 asf al Of tho following described nersonal Droperty sNn by sei6 Alfred Wallace at the .'nc pf his death. to wit Oae old sad de one ,ld gur one jld pImp blacksmith tools some old irpus and three and two yearliDg h5eS Terms and cord'tjohf Of sale; Cash in lawful money of the United ststec ten DOT cent of tLg pgleh se mones to be paid to tho aufti5SGsf h6eHigned Ada ministrator on the day ofsae bsanoe or confirmation of sale by sad flobase Court Deed at expense of pu chaser Eithcs written or crsl bids will be accepted
 II THOMPSON. Administrator tha Estate of Alfred NJ walaee, 5e ceased
 Globe Ausass ?ith lsas sus2s.2v
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
By :ba Committee
anm. rThI.t


 We ptfer One Hundred Dollars EewsTG for any case of Catarrh that can not be erred by tsEing Halls Satarrh Cure
 F I. CHENEY X CO., Toledo Q.
 We, the undersigned, have Enowu F , Cheney for the last 15 years and be- lieys him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transae,ious, and financially able ta carry out any obligations made by their firm
 West & Truax Wholesale Druggist To.
 iedo, Ohio
 walding, Kinnan & Mnrgu Wholesale
 Druggists Toledo. Chic.
 Halls Catarth Cure taken internal iy acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o5 ths system Price, 75c. per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
Supervisors Sale.

AOTfCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT bE yIR- sug and authority fl An Act oC the Legislative An seabiy oi th Territory 1i Adruna apfOvtA March 70 ls7 he 3oar' Of s1rorysors sf Jiia County Arizona win sC at private s, Are following lescribed real e. tate situate vishr .i& Gna County held by te Ter tory by Tax Fssd for the taxes for ths year 1892 Cline, John The N E. and Inc N. W. of tbe S. " If Section 5 and the E of tho \. ", Section 8, Townsh,f Rang il, l60 acre.. the g. E of Che S. V oi tue s E. Sectiur r, and the >. F of the E V y. W ot the N E. Section % Town ship REtgv Il, 150 acres; taxes costs, penales and insergt s9l8& r,upa.a charges 5' Collector and Re cordcr s1.GS.
 MerhJlA, JoscpE Ranch aGjoninE e g, Peters, pat ensed land l6O acres; taxes costs penalties and inteTes slf54 unpaid oharg,s of Collector aud Recorder S 6s together with interest the rate ot per cent per anuum from she date of sale to tne Territo.
 Ilob6 AIizons septobIbe5 sth, iss4.
 CHAS. T MARTIN, Clerk f tbs BoerS sbHerz;a5rs tffa County, d. i sent 9r1
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

The formal withdrawal of Senator John P. Jones, Of Neyada, r'51n the Republican, party is yiewea as an event of considerable importance in politics For twenty youc years he has been a member oi the Senate, consistent Re. publican, and ore of the braiuiest men in that party He still adheres 50 Re- publican principles, except on the money question, and 's not in sympa- Shy with the many 5agaries advocated by the Popnlist party, with whom he has elected 10 sailiate Senator Jones action may have considerable political influence in the Silver States, but will not aifecj Republican chances in the next national election
 Ills conversion % PopdIism Is ex. plained by the statement nude in the Washington Star that two years hence Be vill be confronted 6y very forrn idablU opponent for the Senate, in the person of Congressman Newlauds, the
 mira son-iu-iaw oS ex-SenatoT
 Newiandg was elected on a
 silver platform by very
 ,rity over his Republican and
 1c opponents, and is today ana of 4;..f -ooat ,,opnIar ,,eD ,r Ft,a State Of Nsyada Newlsnds aspires to be Senator, and to retain ais hold upon the votsra'of Nevada t wag necessary for Jones to get oyer the fencs very quickly, and be hes done it.
 Senator JouegLas been requestsd by lle Republican Syate central eomrnitl tsg, of Nevada to reaigr his seat in the
 ete to which he soa sjected ny Re
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
There are IF patients in the Terri torial insane asylum, the largest num- Der ever confined in that institution.

Grent excitement prevails among the Democrats in Flagstaff, owing to the discovery made the first of the week thst c. NJ. Funston, the Republican owner of the Sun, is also owner of the Democrat. II is said new Demo- cratic paper will be started in that town at once. Prospector.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
Proclamation of Reward.
ITERRIfoRY os hyIEoEA RNECUTIyB Drp6RTNEEg


 ENECUTIyB DEPARTMENT fo whom H aasy ocpssm3
 WHEREAS by An Aos ofthe ssysnteen,A Legislative Assembly, apTsutod Febfrary 27lh 1888, the Governor i this Territory is authorized to ofer reRard of Five Thous&fd roafs or ie capture desd og alive of tho Apache renegade. outlaw and murdst6r, known and dosignated as shs Kid"
 Now. .hefssoas 1. Louis .. Hughssi Governor of the fetofy Of ArisonR bS sirtae of Che power and euthc isy in mo vested n oei 70 ssif put the purposes of said Act, do hereby offer feSsfd Of Five Thousand Dollars for the capture dead or alive of tha above rained Apache Jasn. aaid reward to be paid upoh sab sfsctoIy proof being filed with the proper authitiss that she sad Indian has been aptursdo klllsd. In witness whspof, Lhsse hereHnte set my hand and caused tho Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed Done at Ph@ni1 the Capital this Seventeenth day of February. A. D, 1894
 Byths Governor, L C HUGHES
 BRccE 5ecretsYyoi the resr,tcIy
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
100 Doses ons Dollar
Notice to Citizens of Globe Town 7
 site.

Application hav.hs been duly made s5 .he under signed Trustee Of Globe TownsIte, in the County O, Ga, Territory of Arizona to call meeting sctUrdng to law for tho purpose cf dsposing of the funds row m his poaeessioa such Frstee meeting of the citizen1 of said Townste is therefore called o he held at the Court House, in Globe at o'clock p m., Tuesday the s,l diy of october ls9 at which meeting the said citizens of said istented Townsite shah then and there decide and direct the manner in which, and how much of said sbuds esaliss disposed of
 C. NJ ALLISON.
 Trustee of Globe ToNnsite e ..cGt fesar
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ISTATE OF Gil SLES BoUQUNT --EC "A. E-. E Notice is hereby sven by tba UutlCrsIsuld Admin istTatcr of ui Estate o2 CBas.es B0uQuo. aeUeased 70 the creditors 1i and q! persons having aF agains. the said deceased ic exhibit them with .he -sosssa ~ voucher, within fo4 Hpn-ls aftca the first iublico tiou of ,i- rri.re tfs ss51 Atir.nistfssa- Globe Auscnt Che saHg being ths place ter the s.ausactc1 nt Ire business said sstate u sSid County Q. i.
 ALFRED KTNNE" hdmlnistsa5o o ah- estate ot Charles Poaolc-, ceased
 Dst55 5i01s AriaoaE, ssis Ioth 5a 5- Angus lsa aug lI-.s
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
NOTICE TO oRRDtr0Rs

T'sIATE or PATRICK sHANIEf ,5aCE-sEI IT. Notice is hereby gvsa oy the uaders'gDes Esec1 rix Of lhs estate Of Patrick sbsaisg de-egssr the c.eGitor of and al pert0Es having 7iai. ayainss 1s said dcsesscd b ssbibt them 4itb sh- lecsssarg youohers within sn Inou.hs aftc. the frs publication Of thia notice To the said EzecuTir GloOe Arzon4 the same being the isce lor be transaction 2 th- 5,gsiness uf said cstdls ]" ea'u County of CU-
 ANNIE SHAy .ET
 zlLsculgi Cssr,--f 'asGick Shau.sy. "eCEase.. Dated. GlaDe, Ari.5ns. .h.z '0i.. asF Ot sis. ss
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

It IS stated that tha registration ii Goconino county has been done up to dste on blanks printed undsr tho six mouths law, and will all have tb be done over again
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22

The morale of the steed Is tre spuf ot tho rider Thst heing 80 ws are forced Co ooneiude that fho Kentucky BueifIus is sorry jade if we may judge fron the result of She lats Con gressional primary in the Ashland dis. trict where the Contea! was hotly waged between vice and virtue That was the issue, and we regret ac learn from the yota, That that community was so evenly divided Mofals and not politics was the point Of divergence, and although vice and virtue were seemingly even balanced, upon count ing noses, virtue was declared the win nsr. Had t been otherwise we'll nigh we hay, paraphrased Bnrf and said The age of chivalry IS dead and the glory of Kentucky is extinct forever
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-22
Weak Women

Owe to themsc'res . du,y t. .Ske lico1'q sarss par;lia in view hf tbe' sreat relief t has giYen those Ehc suffer from niimeG'5 peculiar to th. sex. Ky parifying tho blood regulating lmpog tant organs, strengthening tho nerves, and ton!nr the whole system, t Jestorei the debiiitatcd 60 health
 Aft sr is Years.
 'For '5 years my mother has been troubled with milk leg sh6 went to different parts oi California, as persons said Inc climate might help het, out f was ot no avnil, and | being D druggist, tho1sht would get her ;o try H9oRl sarsapafills. Before she had taken half | bottle she said Shewas iinproring so she continued ur, til she took hall dozen bottles, aud now she is perfectly we'll For nearly ifteen years she vas unable to walk ar0tthd, but nov She can y7alE st well as ever" T. T. 'BLAEE, sar- Fran Cisco, Wits c. r. Richards & Cr. Wholesale Druggists.
 Like T New Creature.
 "i have been for years trying Q get hclp 10, thet terrible general debility e1d weakness 80 common to women within ye IT ]. have taken ten or twelve bottles of Hoods satssbGrilla, and am now feeling likeR new creature MRS. F. B Ross, Marlin, Texas
 Hoods Safsaparilla Sold by drugglsts. sis six fof'% Prepared only by C. H0eD & CO., Apothecarles, Lowell Mass
 100 Doses OnS Dollar