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The indicator., 1897-01-02
Stands at the Head.

Aug. j. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport, La, says: "Dr. KIM New
Discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough, and it is the best seller l
have j. F. Campbell, merchant Of
Stafford, Ariz., writes; "Dr. Kings New
Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails, and is = sure cure for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. cannot
say enough for its merits" DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds is not an experiment
1t has been tried for quarter ofa cen.
tury, and to-day it stands at the head
1t never disappoints Free trial >. tiles
at Swartz's drug store.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
The Cash GrOcers.

Rusgnitz & Regart. the cash grocers
who are doing business in the Temple
block on the mesa, have u list of prices
in this issue of the INDICATOR that will
interest you. The prices show that this
firm is selling very low for cash, and
cash buyers therefore make vast saw
ing. The cash system is the true bus
mess system, and those who buy for
cash are economizing in their living.
Messrs Ruegnitz Il Reigart keep first
class stock of groceries and provisions
and it will repay you to see them.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
The New Gold Fields,

Interest in the gold fields close to
town continues, aud practical prospect
Several te' is are on the grounds, one
large tent being used as hotel. 4 few
loads of lumber went out this week
The nearest part OF the camp is about
10 niles northwest of town, and the
ground for several miles beyond is be-
ing staked. Assays are encouraging.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
Ir would b, a fitting finale to the u,

IT would be fitting finale to the un-
popular administration of Grover, il
congress should pass the Cameron Gu
ban resolution over the probable veto Of
the president, and then impeach him for
refusing to recognize the mandate OF
cangress, No president has ever been
so cordially despised by the masses of
the people as Grover Cleveland, and it
would be glorious thing to see him go
out of office in disgrace.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
A Beautiful Calendar.

G. l. Hood .S Co. of Lowell, Mass.
have the distinction Of issuing a perfect
gem Of calendar for 1897. 1t is bit
Of photographic work OF pretty little
girl that makes an appropriate ornament
for any desk or household. IL your
druggist is out of them you can pro
cure one by sending cents 10 the com
The indicator., 1897-01-02

BRYAN is the Spartacus of the United
States who is heading bloodless rev.
olution OF the slaves of the money
power Whether he shall finally be
triumphant, or whether he shall be de.
feated like the noble Spartacus of old
by desertions from his silver ranks, is q
matter that is in the hands OF the mass
es of the people today.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

GovZRNMENr geologists have given it
as their opinion that gold field lies
somewhere between Pueblo and the
foothills to the northwest. Gold bear
ing rock has been picked up by them
and old prospectors bear out the assert
ion of the geologlsts. There is encour-
agement in this for those who venture
a little money in the search for gold.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

AND now a company has been formed
70 insure bicycle riders. The policy
covers the assured against bodily in
juriss sustained while riding, and also
against liability for damages for acci-
Genital bodily injuries to others, and
caused by the assured while riding.
The strange part OF it is that the com
pany does not except the reckless
scorcher from its provisions,
The indicator., 1897-01-02
Putting 1t Correctly.

A.-Now, if l understand correctly,
the first principle of socialism is to di-
vide with your brother man.
B.-Then you dou't understand it cor
rectly. The first principle of socialism
is to make your brother man divide
with yon.-Colier's Wee kly.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
ERNST JEWELRY co.,
To Coal Consumers.

w. G. Bales, manager of the Colorado
guarantees all coal sold by him first ass
and full weight or money refunded.
Cameron lump coal at si.75 per two
thousand pounds is better than Canon
City. No SCOT, no clinkers. Try it.
Order at l0s S. Union ave. Telephone 30
The indicator., 1897-01-02

The eleventh general assembly will
conv enc Wednesday, January 6, 1897, at
noon 1t will have some work to DO
and a considerable amount to let remain
undone.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

THE total acreage of fruit land in
Colorado is S5,OOO and the yield for 1896
is estimated by the state secretary of
agriculture to be worth about $1,000 600.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
Cor. Evans & Broadway.
Cards for Sale,

Large cards with the following:
Furnished rooms 70. rent" "un-
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarders
wanted" "dressmaking," etc. etc.
etc. for sale at this office.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

PuEBLoANs will yet buy tickets for
Salt Lake and points west via Turkey
creek gold camp.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

Herman l. Shloss' meat market 10
right up to the times In everything.
Thsee b no better msat in the oity.
The indicator., 1897-01-02
That 85-Pound Steel Rail Tells the
StOry

And cuts down the time between Pu
eblo and Denver over the Old Reliable
Rio Grande to hours and 30 minutes
Twelve trains daily. See our time card
Round the Circle tickets now on sale
via Durango
The indicator., 1897-01-02
Ruegnitz & Reiigart,
THE
Temple Cash Grocers.

Begin the new year and pay cash for your
groceries and save from 10 to 70 per cent on
an average, Compare our prices and sec II
We can't SAVE YOU MONEY.
The indicator., 1897-01-02

A full line u pocket cutlery. scissors
and rasoss At the Be.emsr drug store.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21

Per diem and mile
age of represen-
tatives and SEN
ators and pay Of
clerks of both
houses. 1858 2se s5 s53 23o "a
Printing Journals
and session laws 10 900 90
Printing Journals
and session laws
and reports Of
state officers. Is 600 OC
D e fl / ency for
printing Jour.
nails 1895 caused
by the addition
of Ruth investi-
cation testi-
mony (author.
lied ........... 633 81
Extra clerk hire. 500 90 Ol9 50
Legislative sup
plies. ......... i 2es 70 4el 90
Printing reports
of state officers
and blanks. 49,. 4 9O7 46
Total. 1913 500 81 s72 72l Is
Difference to cred
it of session of
1897 1875 4G
Diff renee per
diem in favor Of
Populists. IA 50
Three things are to be noted here:
lst. The appropriation act of 1897 for
sessi on laws and Journals is S., 900 larger
than in 1896 because in addition to the
session laws and Journals the reports Of
state officers are included. These reports
were not included in the bill for printing
session laws and Journals in 1895.
End. The efficiency appropriation Of
81, ,907.46 for printing reports of state
officers which was passed in 1895, while
not legislative expenses, is as much legis-
lative expense as about S.. 900 appropriate
ed for this purpose by the legislature Of
1897 and included as above stated in the
bill for printing journals and session laws.
3rd. The 1888. 81 paid John Longstatf
for printing Journals of the 1895 session
is entitled to be charged to that session.
The 1895 legislature passed resolution
just before adjournment authorizing the
testimony taken before the Ruth commit
tee to be inserted in the permanent Jour-
nails. This made deficiency which the
last Legislature paid, but which IS part
of the expense Of the previous session.
This including the Longstaff deficiency
of 1868. 81 the total legislative expenses
OF the Populists for which they were
responsible were Ss754G less than those
of the Republicans or exactly sl4.59 per
diem less than the expenses of the legis-
lative session of 1895.
The Argus.Leader's figures are entirely
misleading. They are based on the
S5, 900 included in the bills for Journals
and session laws which was for reports of
state officers and if it is claimed that there
is no way OF telling how much these
reports cost the Argus Leader must accept
the figures shown by the deficiency ap-
preparation of the session Of 1895 or we
can claim that all of the $40, 900 for Jour-
nails and reports of state officers was
intended for the latter.-Sioux Falls
Press.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
NO PLUM FOR P1CKLER.

Maj. Pickler Of South Dakota left To-
his home today. carrying with him only
the assurance that no appointment will
be rendered by this administration tina
he can accept. The latest offer by tn
president to Maj. Pickler was consular
position, and this the major declined, a!
he does not wish to leave the country
II is reported by some of the enemies o.
Maj. Pickler that his failure to secure
recognition at the hands of this admins
tration is due to rumors in regard tt
South Dakota officials here having beer
induced by him or his friends to contri
tute money TO be used in the senatorla
campaign on behalf of Maj Pickler las
winter. This, however, IS denied by thu
major, and his friends say that any con
tributons for this purpose were made tt
the majors private secretary voluntarily
to assist in making vigorous campaign
to secure the election of Republican sen
ator in South Observation-Disclosures Dis
patch in St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
WANAMAKER DIsGUsTED.

John Wanamaker has become dis.
gusted with Republioanism. He made
remarkable speech in Philadelphia
May IA, on state politics. After com
menting on the failure Of promised pros
perity to appear in consequence Of Presl
dent McKinley's election, Mr.. Wanama
ker said that the low state to which the
political religion OF the nation was brough,
by unscrupulous bosses must eventually
result in new party. Wanamaker has
always been a goldbug Of the most pro-
nounceG type, but he realizes the stagna.
tion in business. He runs an enormous
mercantile business and when the people
cannot buy he cannot make much money.
He is not a banker nor a money Tended.
His capital is tied up in trade. Like
many others he believed that McKinley's
election would make times better. he has
seen the emptiness OF the Campaign pro-
misses and he is willing to see another par
ty organized. He recognizes that the
Republican party has fallen into the
hands OF tht trusts and is being used as a
tool to rob the people.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21

A startling admission is made by the
New York Herald in an editorial of recent
date. 1t says:
Things cannot go on as they are. If
the dullness of trade, stagnation of
industry and insufficient employment
of labor were due to famine. war, or
pestilence, the people would bow to
the inevitable and pray for relief.
But we are afflicted in none of these
ways. On the contrary. we are told
there is too much food, too much
iron and coal, too many manufactdr-
ed Roods-too much Of everything
that is needed to make people COM
Portable and happy. The trouble is
restricted markets and inability Of
would be consumers to obtain these
things.
This is the language Of one of the lead.
ing gold standard advocates of the United
States. The same statement su bstantial.
ly has been made by bimetallists who
urge the restoration of the free coinage OF
silver, but the Herald as we'll as the gold
school of politicians have heretofore call
ed this sort of talk "calamity bowling. .
When the Herald says: The trouble is
restricted markets and inability Of would.
be consumers to obtain these things" it
surrenders the whole question. The
restoration of silver, by making money
more abundant and relatively cheaper,
would start the wheels OF enterprise,
largely increase the number of wage
earners, and the "would.be consumers
would be transformed into consumes
thus the industries of the country would
revive and times would improve. Pros.
perity would be assured under such con-
dltions, because Of the better prices,
especially for farm products, that must
result from an increased demand.-Yank.
ton P. & D.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
SOUTH DAKOTA DISPENSING
BOARD.

South Dakota Repu blicans here say
that the power of Senator Kyle in the
matter of recommendations for appoint
ments under this administration has been
overestimated by some people, and that
the exact facts as to the status of Mr..
Kyle in respect to patronage should be
made known. 1t is claimed that the mis-
taken notion in regard to Kyle and his
alleged pull with the administration has
been encouraged by the fact that some
South Dakota candidates came here
expecting to secure appointments on the
strength Of his Endorsement. and failing
in that, they left for home with the asser-
ton that they would not accept an ap-
pointment which must be backed up
with Kyle insignia. The latest infor-
nation in this matter is that Mr.. Kyle is
only the balance of power in South Dako-
ia patronage. He has voice in the mat
ter and really passes upon the candidacy
of Republicans in the state who have Sc
cured the Endorsement of the regular
board of dispensers whose signatures are
necessary to make aspirants reasonably
sure of favors Of the administration.
1t is said that this board consists Of A.
3. Kittredge of Sioux Falls, J. D. Elliitt
of Tyrdall, recently appointed United
States attorney for the state, ex-Repre-
sentative R. J. Gamble OF Yankton and
G. 1. Crawford of Huron. To the recon-
mendations OF this board Mr.. Kyle is said
to be willing to affix his Endorsement as
an evidence of good faith and as warn.
ing to Senator Pettigrew that the appoint
ments must be confirmed with no back
ing from the Pettigrew camp.
There have been many complaints
among Republicans in South Dakota
against even this much participation in
the patronage question by Mr.. Kyle. but
it is claimed by Kyle's friends that some
Of the objections come from candidates
who are unable to secure the endorsement
of the four members Of the dispensing
board and who had no reason to complain
of KyIe's autograph having to be placed
on their papers, at least until they could
secure the signatures Of those more potent
than he. 1t also comes out in connection
with the recent gossip over South Dakota
politics that the candidates for places who
appear to have chance of success are
those who are in the field for foreign
,loc.o no cl od hv tho 6u1v accro6itod n a T..
ronage board. These candidates are w.
S. Glass of Watertown, who wants to be
consul to Glasgow; G. B. Ravndahl, edit.
or of the Ekko al Sioux Falls. who has
an eye on a Scandinavian consulate. and
Judge G. G. Bennett of Deadwood, who
would like the Hamburg consulate
Washington Correspondent in the St.
Paul Pioneer Press.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
EXPENSES OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE

After The Press had published an item
lzed statement of the comparative expen
ditures of the legislatures of 1895 ane
1897, the Republican yowlawag newspa
pers stopped yowling for while abou
the extravaganza of the last legislature
A day or two ago, however, the Argus
Leader reiterated the following chestnutt>
feline music:
1t is tritle queer, but we have as
yet seen no explanation in Populist
papers of what reason there was for
the Populist legislature to spend SS2
a day more on its legislative expenses
then It's Republican predecessor.
There is no disputing the fact and
we have been patiently awaiting the
explanation. The membership and
time spent at Pierre were the same,
but the Pops spent SS2 day more.
Why?
The Argus-Leader has evidently fallet
to analyze the legislative expenses of the
sessions of 1895 and 1907, or it presume
upon the intelligence of those Of it's read
ers who have. The following table vii
be of interest to everybody and will be
nice for future reference:
<s 1895. 1897.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
GOLDBUG ADMISSION.

A startling admission is made by the
New York Herald in an editorial of recent
date. 1t says:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
Farm for Sale.

will sell my so acre farm IN Delawar,
township-the east half of the south ives
quarter section 3, 81, 81. This desirable
80 will be sold at a bargain. Apply a
LEADER office for particulars.
Alamo. E. w. GIBSON.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
Textbook Notice.

On Tuesday, June 8, 1897, the County
Board of Education will meet at the city
of Canton and receive sealed bids for fur
nishing school books to the pnpils of all
the public schools of lincoln county, S.
D., as provided by law.
Il. A. DAVIES,
Chairman of Board of Education.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21

NJ R. Odell, the Hudson druggist, car
ries a complete line of pure drugs. patent
medicines, wall paper, paints, oils, WIN
dow shades, jewelry. musical instruments
and notions. Mr.. Odell invites the pub.
lie to give him CALI
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21

Some of the Mr.. Picksniff editors of
Republican papers are going into hyster.
les over the claim that Tom Ayers is
drawing a hundred dollars of the peoples
money as private secretary and is writing
for the Reform Press Bureau. If this
charge is true what OF it. The private
secretary is bound to have some leisure.
While it is necessary for him to reside at
Pierre he isn't employed all the time un'
less there is something for him to do.
Different secretaries have various ways OF
spending their time. Some have spent
their spare time hanging around houses
of i'll fame, gambling rooms and saloons,
playing cards, stealing cigars and in 9th.
er occupations consistent with their po-
litical environments. If Tom should
take a notion to depart from the regular
established rule and devote his spare
time in writing it would not cost the tax
payers a cent more than it would ii he
should spend his time in brothel, and
the people will be just as we'll satisfied.
Tom has made several departures from
the course pursued by his Republican
predecessor. He has never handed the
governor half of his salary.-Brookings
Individual.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
He Wants to Trade.

James A. Helmey has a team of work
horses, coming and 5 years old, which
he wants to exchange for corn. He can
be found at the corner drug store.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21

Senator Kyle, of South Dakota, is
catching it from all sides. During his
ministry in Aberdeen we several times
attended his church. Naturally we have
been watching his career IN congress
with deep interest. In his record as a
United States senator we have seen poth-
ing but what was honorable and upright.
If he does owe his reelection to dishonor-
able methods, we are loath to believe it,.
Yet the severest condemnation would be
but mild reproof if such be the case
For man who, like G. A. Towne, Of
Minnesota, openly changes his parry
affiliations, we have only words of COM
mendation. 1t is a step which requires
courage, But the man who will covertly
betray his party, betray the principles
for which he seems to stand, for such an
one the severest verbal castigation would
be entirely inadequate, No condemns
tion can be too severe for one who will
adopt such a course. The evidence seems
now to be against Mr.. Kyle, but we are
loath to condemn. He seems to have
sinned, but we await positive proof before
we commend or condemn him.-Lester.
Iowa, Centurion.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
Pasture.

Good pasture, running water, one mile
north and one mile west Of Dayton Hall.
Cattle 81 and horses 81 for the season.
41-8 J. T. HANSON, Canton.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1897-05-21
MONEY TO LOAN

On real estate. Call on L. H. LARSEN
Cashier Canton State Bank, 36tf.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
POlacy W Ameryce.

- w Shamokin, Pa niejaki NJ.
Piotrowski ukradl swemu gospoda-
rzowi J. Witasiskowi $3.50. Dni Kill
ka przedtem ten sam NJ Piotrowski
mial skandaliozny process u sedlego
pokoju, W ktorym wmieszsns byla
iona j. Witssiaka.
- Wdowa pc Antonim Kasprzy-
ku, zabitym przy zladowsniu kamie-
nj przy budowie kosoiols sw. J6zefa-
ia W Milwaukee, zsmierzs wniss6
skarge prreciw ks. proboszczowi
Grutzy, pod ktorym jej MAJ robil, o
s. 600 odszkodowania.
- w Springfield, Mass, jak do.
nosza telegramy, polak Dominik
Chrapkowski .sstrzelil swojs pasier-
bice le-letnia Wiktorys Pinkus, zbii
swojs tone, a W kohou usi}owa} sam
sic zabic strzeliwszy sobie kule W
glove i ley teraz W szpitalu pod do
zorem policyi. Haniebny ten czyn
pope&ni}, poniewat iona j pasierbica
kazaly go a%resztowac jake pijaka
niedajacego utrzymania rodzinie.
- Scranton, Pa, nieznani zbro-
dniarze wdarli sic nocns pora do pol.
skiego kosciola, zabrsl Ii monstrancye,
kielich, ampuaki i niekt6re inne sre-
brne przedmioty i znikli beg slsdu.
ZbrOdniarzy poszukuje policya.
w Mahsny City S. Walozyo
syi przykladnis i zgodnie zs sws 20.
na az do dnis IL b. m. w dniu tym
podczas jego nieobecuosci W domu,
przyjechal z kraju brat aony i gdy
ia rzucila sic W jego objecis i pccze-
Ia oaiowat, wszedi maj, a spostraegl.
sly Zone W ~objeciach obcego mez.
czyzny, porwal krzeslo i tax MEM
SLIME uderzyi pc giowaoh nieszcze
sliwych, IL OF psdli ma ziemie oglu
szeni; ~nastepnie pochwycil Z posoieli
msfego swego synka / oisnal MEM o
sciane. Sadzac, IL wszystkich usmier-
OH, zbiegii niewiadomo gdzie sic
ukrywa. Sasied i ma drugi dzieh
.nslezli nieszczesliwyoh bez przy-
tomnosci. Stwagra Walczyca .do-
lano przyprowadzic do przytomnosoi;
zony zss i dziecka niema na1ziei u.
trzymania prey zyciu.
z pPrawdy" dowiadujemy sic, ae
ks Bogacki zostai aresztowany i po.
stawiony pod kaucys $1,000 "a stree
lanine do swoioh parafan 49,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
II Milwaukee.

w Milwaukee ma sail OBJ. Pslubic.
kiego "a staraniem Tow. Bsrtosza
Giowsokiego odbyi sic W niedziele
obcbod styczniowy, ma ktorym pre-
mawisli prezes Rzsdu Centr. p. u.
Brodowski ! redpkter Zgody, opr6cz
mowcow m~iejscowych p. Kwasniew-
skiego | p. Kucery. Pod dyrekoys
p. K. Maiks cbory Kslins ] Harmo-
mia odspiews1y kilks pieknyOh piesni
narodowyoh.
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CHICAGO, 81 stycznia 1897.

CHICAGO. FL stycznia 1897.
Ma mocy nsdeslanyOh ~deklsracyj
i certyfkatow zostsly przyjete ma.
stepujaoe Towarzy silva:
GruPa 35l, Tow. Zjsdnoozenie
Polskow W Sopris, Colo, sekr. Mi.
chsl FIgurski, Sopris, Colo.
Grupa 352, Tow. Dwunasty Oh.
dzial Wolnych Polskioh Krakusow
W Braddook, Pa. sekr. M. Zmudsi-
nowicz, Wilmerding, Allegheny Co.
Pa.
Grupa 353, Tow. KS. Augustyna
Kordeokiego W Chicago, Ill, sekr.
JoEef Zietak, 3706 Lincoln ct.
u rozporzadznia Rzsdu Centrslnego
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
POsZukiwanie.

FITTsBURG, Pa, Is stycz. 1897.
Szanoaony Panic Redaktorze!
Prosze umiescic W nZgodzie" 90
nastepuje:
/. Pan Stsnis}aw Niedzwiedzki,
ktory pred rokiem byl W Noxym
Yorku, raczy laskawie poda6 sw6j
adres nizej pOdpisauemu, a otrzyma
wazna ola niego wiadomosc.
IL s. A6czyhski,
1904 Penn Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa.
IL. Jezeli yZgoda" dojdzie do
rak p. Zygmunta Rychlihskiego -
tenae nieobaj }askawie poda obeony
swoj adres R S. Abczyhskiemu, 1904
Pena Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
II EdgeO

Ohccu kuSt
Jedyny nsjpraktyczniejszy spos6b do I.
s%trzenia brzytwy. N~ajbardziej zaniedbap
orzytwe vytoczy W dw6ch minutach a W.
toczona " ten spos0b brzytwa zschowui
swoja dobroc dfuzej, nizby byfa toczoDs !,
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Kosztuje tylko 20 CT. sztauka,
Me jest 10 laden humbug, ale rzeos bsi
dso pozyteczne ola kazdego. / DO e61 G
pfacic rs c. "a jednorazowe ostrzenle brU
ivy, gdy TO wystarczs CT diva lsta. Po,rss
oujemy agent6w wszedzie kt6rzy by 81
chcien sprzedaza tegoz I wielu Innyoh n
mowR. Pisz natychmiast do mas zsfscr
&c. znsczek pocztowy M przesyfke cyrkub
rzy. Agenci moga zarobic $500 dzIenni
sprzedajsc nasze rozmsite artykufy. Ph
uatychmiast nile zwlekaj. To oos no ~ego
Adresuj'
+. ~Samborski, p. o. Box I2pl
Cor. Main &School 81. Thorndike, Msss