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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-11

valuable Documents Missing from the
Government Library.

Valuable Documents Missing from the
Government Library.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Il.-Phililp M.
MoEihone, son OF the late J. J. Me-
Elhone, for years official reporter OF
the House VI Representatives, and
Lewis NJ. Turner, both employees OF
the congressional library, have been
arrested by secret service officials,
charged with larceny OF autograph
letters from the library. Both were
held by the United States commits
sioners in $4,000 bail, pending exami-
nation.
A New York autograph dealer nOtl-
fled the authorities that he had bong BIT
certain historical autograph letters
and was offered more but became sus.
picious. lest they might have been
abstrscie1 from the government files.
An Investigation by Librarian Shet-
ford disclosed that many letters were
missing from the library, among them
the diary OF George Washington for
1857, the year OF the constitutional
convention, and the letters OF job u
Hancocks, Benjamin Arnold and
George Washington. Being examin-
ed by the secret service officers, the
young men admitted havlus sold the
papers bat disoiaimed having stolen
them. Turner declared that he founu
them outside the Capitol building. Nc.
Elbone tail Turner represented TO him
that the letters had been the property
Of his mother -iu-law, Mrs. Miller,
now desu. He said that something
less tnan hunJred letters have been
SOLD to New York dealers Tor about
$500.
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RY IL, 1897, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

oommandpr, elili continues ut Tho
head Of his forces In tho vicinity Of
sanoti Spiritus. Captain General
Woyler is now marching in that
direction.
in an editor Ell commenting upon
the effects OF tho proposed scheme OF
CUBAN reforms La Luchs says that IT
has noticed little enthusiasfn
aroused by reason Of the reforms.
This reveals clearly that the inhahi-
tants OF Cub, are tired OF ali moves oil
politicians and politics which have
produced such great agitation end
convulsion. These moves have neither
bothered nor iLtluenced for good the
situation OF the country necauso the
politicians regarI tho socialist ievors,
the W Ik anu production Of The country
Ind ffarent!y.
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CUBAN ADvICEs.
Insurg ents Plumber q Towu-Enga=c-
ments Reported.

ments heported.
HAVANA, Feb.ll.-L Via Key West.
--Auvices from Man2anillo have been
received to the effect that the in
surgents recently attacked and entered
BlaRquezsl plundering the stores and
burning the store buildings, as well as
1875 private dwellines. They also pill
layei the store at VenOcia plantation
aud the stores at Cano, burning the
buildings at the latter place. A large
uumber OF houses were also destroyed.
These edvicee also report extraordi.
nary activity on the part OF large
number OF Insurgents in that district.
II Is thought that there are more In
sutgents In that section than ever be.
fore, among them being many Cubans
VINO were with Antonio Macso Ia tne
province of Piuar del Rio.
A report has been received here at
Havana that CalixtO GaIcia, toe Gu.
ban leader, is aeout TO embark at Ell
HabinerO, near Gusyabsl, and that he
Intends to leave the island. The re-
port, however, cannot be- confirmed
and IL Ia given as a mere rumor.
General Arolas leaves at once to
take command OF the trocha In the
vicinity OF Jucaro.
The engage ment reported during
the hrst days OF February near RENE.
dios Gen. u ,lAuo in command OF the
Spanish, Ia now said to have been
seen with 1,5n0 men comprising the
vanguard OF Gen. Gomez, the Cuban
cOmmauuer.
On the night OF February 7 while
the officers OF the garrison at Bahia
Honda were giving banquet to the
Well known philauthtopic Englisn
lady Mrs. Catalina Gonzales, and her
niece Elsie, members OF the Red
Cross society, the insurgents attacked
the party and discharged voiley
over the dining hall. A shower OF
bSlis passed through the room. aud
over the head Of the bpnquetting
party. Other bullets pierced Mules IN
the tables and chairs. Lieut.. Col.
SANDING and Jose l.. Bauco, D wealthy
merchant and owner OF the house In
which the banquet was being given,
and eight neighbors were seriously
wounded.
Late reports announce that the band
OF Leader Aranguren attacked the
passenger tram near Campo Florida
recently wounding two OF the pashen-
gers. On tho night OF the seventh a
large number Of Cubans attacked the
forlifl cations at Encruiciiada, province
OF Santa Clara, AMI were repulsed.,
Gen. Maxine Gomez, the Cuban
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KINGMAN, Arz,, Dec. 1.-THE
posse III pursuit. oil the train roboer is
completely worn out. The man.
hunters followed the trail through
snow two feet deep and early yester.
DAY morning closed in on the fugitive
about 40 miles north OF the railroad.
The latter was pressed so close that he
abandoned both horses and took to the
woods. Several shots were exchanged,
but no Que was pjured.
Sheriff Cameron Of Coconino county
has a carload OF fresh horses this morn.
ing to take up the trail anu before
night 1t 10 thought the man will be
surrounded. He is known to be u
desperate character.
Warrants are out for the arrest OF
several men suspected OF being ac-
cessories to the bOIuus.
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WAsHINdToN, Feb. 1.-THE exeou.
tive session OF the Senate resumed
consideration OF the arbitration treaty,
Senator Turpie speaking In advocacy
of the treaty.
The Senate today passed bills to pro-
law trials in Oklahoma and for the
retirement OF enlisted men In the army
anu navy after thirty years OF con.
tinuous service, at three-quarters pay.
The diplomatic and consular appro.
priaiion bill was taken up.
The executive session for the con.
siGeration of the arbitration treaty.
was begun At l.30'p. m.
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AMERICAN wBEELMEN.
Eusiaess Transac'sd During tho See
ond Das = Session

business TRANSACTED During tho sec-
ond Dss = Session
ALBANY, N. ", Feb. 1.-THE sec
onu days session OF the l.. A. w. as.
semDiy was devoted entirely to busi-
ness pertaining To the organization,
the election OF oiiicers, etc. The at
tendance was much larger than the
preceding day. Toe president and
tres urer euDmitted reports. That OF
President Elliott shows the present
membership 74,076, n gain OF about So
per cent over 1895. Tine balance IN the
treasury Is $4,000.
"My experience" says the president,
"iulIy satlstieu me that the most oil
feolive way 10 spread the gospel OF
'fgood ROADS is through the regular
standard publications read by those
whom we wieh 10 convert. Our goou
roads monthly, while IL proves n
valuable help, is not success
as "a missionary, for tee reason
that 1t was taken auu read emily by
those people who already agree with
Its sentiments. Last April ciosed AZ
rangemenls with Canadian customs
Au, 1rities by which members OF the
Lsague vi American wheelmen are
permitted to enler wheele into Canada
without payment OF the duty ordinafi-
ly required. l believe one Of she most
Available remedies Tor the disease OF
bicycle sieptomania Is 10 pass laws
which Will insure very severe penal.
ties for tpis kind OF theft.
The value oil newspapers to the L..
A. w. cannot be overeatimatei. The
OfganlZation IL mentioned n million
times Guring the year anu the iimpres-
sion given the reader is usually favor.
able. Various press bureaus es-
tablshed IN some statts are u patent
iufiusnee toward acquiring new uaem.
beTs."
tho report OF Secretary Abbott
Bennett deals more in details with Ine
subject OF membership and road mss-
az Ia the vafiOus stntes, etc.
Before the session Of L.. A. w. TINS
morning ratification meeting Of the
Potter iactiou was held. The follow.
ing slate was agreed upon: Presideut,
Isaac Is. Potter, New York; iirsl vice
ptesld NJ, Il. CTessy MORRISON, Wis.
consiu; ,eOond vice president, q.
Frast H.irkeKer. New Jersey; treas
| urer, r Cosm1ioskJ, Iowa.
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BALM, Ore, Fep. ll.-Conferenses
OF the opposing forces were held last
night and as result the senatorial
situation presents itself in better
perspective than at any time since the
opening OF the session. The reOrgani
cation plan, however, appears just %
far from solution as ever. Broadly
Speaking, the conferences were OF the
Republican Mitchell ami the anti.
Mitchell followers respectively but
each disclaims that IL lie u representa-
tive II either faction. The nret con.
sisted OF Republican. senators who
have Tor tho mos been friendly 10
Mitchell aud have refused on the
grounds OF Its legality to join in the
Reorganization.
The situation was fully discussed
and 1t was unanimously decided TO
follow the same course pursued hereto-
fore and that Ia to refuse to participate
In the joint assembly as at present
constituted. The second was Of
Republican members OF the Joint CON-
vention. Ii was decided by resolution
that the convention Ia a proper and
lawful method to elect senator aHd ~
continue It's daily sessions to that end.
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REgo, Feb. lI-There was big
crowd at the depot to meet Jim Cor.
uett when hs passed through on hts
way 20 San Francisco. Governor Sad-
Ter Of Nevada was among those who
came down nom Carson ~ take II peep
al The worla's champion. just az soon
as tue train stopped the governor
clambered aboard aud was Introduced
to CarUett by a. Livingston.
Il am pleased TO IN ct you. Mi.
CoroeIl," SAID his excslency, mskius
a critical survey OF COfDett's ,owerin .
figure ana broad shoulders.
land 1 am pleased to IN et YOU" re-
oiled CgtbelI. "You proved By sigc-
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SAN FRANoIsCo, Feu. 1.-THE con-
test between Corbett and Frzsm-
mons Will be the only attraction In
Nevada for sportsmen during March.
Dan Stuart proposes to have a great
i've b I'd tournament open TO all com.
q turing this week bsfoss the fight.
His representative will meet DR..
Carver aud Budd, the eastern wing
shot in Kansas City, within u few
days ard complete arrangeme ute with
them for a match In the vicinity OF
the prizs fight town. The tournament
VIII be open to all corners said Stuart
yesterday. 1t will be at live birds anu
several prizes OF 81 900 or SO each will
be offered.
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WAsHINoIoN, ID. c., Feb. 1.-THE
state department has been notified
that the spanish authorities Will
accord Sylvester Scoville, the New
York World correspondent, arrested
In Cuba, trial before civil tribunal.
The trial, however, must take place
originally at Santa Spiritus, as the law
requires that the proceedings take
place in the province where the ofieBse
hss been committed.
1t is probable in case Of verdict
against Scovilie at this trial, an appeal
Will be entertained which will permit
the removal Of the case to Havana.
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Between DOremus and Hines.

1t Is said upon good asthority thst
the appointment, by the mayor, OF u
chairmau OF the board Of public works.
lies between 4. f. Dorspaus and ex'
Street Supervisor Frank l.. Hines.
Ono or the other of these eentlemen's
names Will be cont 10 the Council
meeting OF aszt Tuesday evening for
confirmation.
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NEW York, Feb. liza dispatch TO
the Herald rom Constanlinople says
the Greek patriarch. Anthymos VII,
has resigned ana protested against the
Illegally OF synod in session.
Mgr, Constsntin, the metropolitan
Ephorus,. Las been proclaimed patti.
arch locum tUnens.
Six bombs have been found In the
cellar Of the Jewish alliance schools.
The Ziknvists are responsible for the
reports vi FRINGE Ferdinand's apiica-
ton. The prince lie quite well anu
lett Phi ppopolis for Sofia today.
According TO consular report the
situation in Canea Is most critical in
spite OF every effort.
A pacific solution lis quite in;possi-
BILE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL. - Without
preliminary business the House today
considered anu passed the Notifications
appropriation bill.
Bartlett, Democrat, Georgia, on be-
half OF the elections committee, sub
united the unanimous report ia the
contested election case OF Watson va
Black, tenth Georgia district, In favor
Of Black. Bartlett stated that he
would call up the case when conven-
lent to the contestants,
The bill rounding of the debts Of
the territories aroused much opposition
because II had gold stipulation, as
regards Arizona, and there was a long
financial discussion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-11

SEATTLE, WASH, Feb. ll,-onoe
again The seekers after fortunes are
getting ready to enter the gold re.
gions OF Alaska. The news brought
Down yesterday on the Topeka by u
party Of men who made the dangerous
journey Of the Upper Yukon OF new
discovery and marvellous one, on
Klondike creek, has touched the
match to the excitement. Boats 10 nv
ing Tor the north are already carrying
passengers anxious TO &c. as near the
gold districts rs early rs possible aud
by March 1t is. expected that the rush
will begin, greater than ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-11

New YORK, + b. H. h cores.
pondent OF the Herald in Rio Janeiro,
Brazil. teiegtapbs that the Italian
minister has presented new and heavy
cisims for Outfages upon Italian sub.
joots. The wrOngs for whic retross IL
demanded are alleged to nave been
committed by Brazilians In the state Of
Matte GressO uuring the revolution
which occurred In the administration
Of President Pelxoto.
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NEW YORK, Feb. ll.--A di.pstcb 10
the Herald from Carscas, Venrzueln,
says: Carlos Il. Paiacio, head Of the
delegation t. the house Of deputies
from the state OF Los Andes, has pro-
mulgatod AN open letter Ia the govern.
tuent in which he demands that
Senior Perez, formerly minister OF
finance, be restrained from sailing for
Europe.
Ssnor Palacio declares TINT before
Perez is permitted 10 leave the country
the frauds alleged to have been COM
mitted 10 the national finance depart.
meut during HE administration shall
be thoroughly Investigated and brought
to the attention OF congress al the
coming session,
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GLASGOW, Feb. 1T is now stated
that twenty members OF the crew OF
the British steamer Cayanus were
drowned in the wreck near Ushante,
France. The steamer was bound from
Bilboa TO this port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feo. 1.-THE
Times is authority for the staIeme ut
that there ie Rebellion in theatrical
circles against the s0.called theater
trust or combine, which was organized
several months since by Al Haymau,
Rich AMI Harris, Klaw and Erlanger,
Nixon and zimmerman and others,
which controls piayhousss in San
Francisoo, Denver, Kansas City, st.
Louie, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pniladel-
phta and New York ana several other
oities. 1t was stated the purpose OF the
Organization was to route tue best al
fractions, and 1t had been intlmated
that pressure would be brought t. pre-.
vent the best attractions from making
contracts with outside theatefs Ia cities
where the "trust" has gained loot
h bid. 1t WAS this feature OF the busi-
nsss that was most seriously objected
TO by thestrical managers.
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LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch to
the Times from st. Petersburg says
that there is absolutely no foundation
Tor the absurd story regarding the
czar's health. The ear Is perfectly
well and does not suffer from melan.
choly OF other sllment. On the con.
trary he IL In the best health and
spirits.
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iug that glove nest measure AMI
giving the reople wha. they wanted
that there was no hypocr.sy about you.
II needed some governor with the
courage OF his conv CtiOns to break the
ice in matters OF this kind. 1t Is to he
hoped your example will be followed
and that there Will be less hypr crisy
about things OF this kind in iutnre."
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LEXINGTON, Van Feb. 1.-THE
trustees of Washington and Lee Uni
vetsity today unanimously elected
VIM. l.. Wilson, postmaster general,
president, In place OF General q. w.
&. Lee, resigned. II 10 understood
Wilson Will accept aud enter upon his
oilice the first Of July.
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CARSON, New, Feb. ll.-DIn Stuart
has announced that the Corbett. Fitz-
simmons fight will take place at Car
son,
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sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
Appropriation Tor Public BuiidinCs,
unrbor ana River work.

WASHINGTON, FED. 1.-The House
committee on appropriations to-day
lrished this sundry civil appIopria-
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ATHENS, Fsh. 1.-The dispatch Of
the torpedo floiiiia commanded by
Prince George, for the Island Of Crete,
has caused the grrntest enth usinsm
among the populace, especially IA II 10
stated that the prince has orders to
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
Notice of Final Examinations.

The following grouping of school
districts has been arranged for the
final examination of applicants for
common school diplomas, and will be
conducted by the teachers named at
the places herein designated on the first
Saturday (3rd) of April, 1897.
Applicants will supply themselves
with suitable paper and pencils. The
examination will commence at
s O'Clock a. m. prompt. Pay particu'
lar attention to the arrangement of the
work and see that the lame and post
Office address of each applicant appears
on every page of his work.
Districts 95, 80, 43, 6aS1 &c. So, "a, 20; &c. 81, 49,
at district 50, w a. Gum.
AZ, 1OO 81 ST. 81, 80. %, 45, 90 6, %, s5 at dis
trict 100, E. F: Buses.
A. H. &c. 80. II. IL, 10. %, &c. s. z, d. at district
2S, F. NJ. Chapman
4S, %, "a and joi MT district at district 8, w j.
Crumpton.
46, &C. II, IL 16 so, at district II, Emma Stroth-
3d. 50. "a. So, &c. at district SO, J. A Ross.
49, H. 81. 80, 25 Is, g. at district S2 Agnes Dono-
van
35, 10, So, 9, 9. 80, at district 9, J. w Martin.
54 80, 81, So 81 &c. 2S, O1, 10, at district So W.
S. Bean.
20, 81, 49, &c. Co. II. Sc. 81, at district %, O. R.
Kackley.
go 81, "a 49, 1Oe, rs. b. SO, at district 49, Katie
Dundas.
9s IS. 90, 6s. "a, g. co. g. IS. 81 at district e.
Nellie Dodge.
49, AZ, at district AZ, Lydia Meliies.
M. L. HARRISON,
Co. S uperintendent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
80 Cents. Cash. Paid for Corn

When fed with Old Process Liusee,i
Cake ground. at present price o' hogs
and cattle. A good, thrifty i"t OF hogs
will gain to p fbs per day. cattle p
to Abs. and it will make ali OLD horse
feel young. 1t will keep calves from
black leg, and leave all animals fed IN
this way with a good appetite. smooth
coat and We'll regulated system. Feed
] part oil meal to 10 or 10 parts corn
chop. For mich COWS no other feed rs
good. For sale in any quantity, at the
lowest prices. Car load lots a specially.
For sale by DICKSON q SHORE.
Great Bend KanS
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
G. A, E.. Attention.

For the encampment at Chanute,
Kansas, the Santa Fe Route will sell
round trip tickets, rate 1921, on sale
April 10, 20 and 21st final limit April
24th. On April Goth we will run a
special train from Emporia to Chanute
so that passengers leaving Great Bend
at 9:O7 a. M. that date will arrive at
Chanute at 6:10 p. 10. same day. A
special train returning will leave Cha
mute on adjournment of encampment
to connect with west bound trains at
Emporia. Call upon or address,
W. ToRREY, Agent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
Spring Excursions to Great Southwest.

On April and 20, May and IS, 1897, the Santa
sFe Route win series of home-seekers' excur-
ions to principal points in Arkansas, Arizona,
Oklahom a, and Texas
Ticket rate, fare plus s. for round trip, with
liberal limits and stop-over privileges. These
excursions will enable you to take spring outing
and see country which offers rich rewards to WE'LL
directed toll
For free literature descriptive of lands in the
Great Southwest, address W. J. Black, G. P A A.
T. s. s. F. Ry.. Topeka, Kas.
W. ToRRKY, Agent
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
First published in the DEMOCRAT March 18th 1897.
SHERIFF"S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,l
BARTON COUNTY ) IS.
Mary 81. CatliD, Plaintiff
VS..
Alexander McTaggart, Anna McTaggart, and G.
W. Nimocks Defendants.
By virtue of Special Execution to me directed
an delivered issued out of the Goth District Court
of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Barton
County in aid State I will, on Monday April 10Th
A D. 1897 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day, at the
Court House west door in Great Bend, in the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid offer at public sale and sell
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand the follow
ing described Real property, to wit:
The south half "a of the South East Quarter 70
of section No. thirteen U3) township twenty (20)
range No thirteen 3) west of the sixth (6th) P. NJ.
Iso west half % of the north quarter "a
of section No ninteenQ9) township twenty (20)
range twelve (12) west OF the sixth (6th) P, NJ in
Barton County Kansas.
Said property to be sold as commanded by the
said Special Execution.
l.. p. ABER, Sheriff.
SD Sheriff's Office, March 18th 1897.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas,
February 18th, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that taId proof
will be made before the Probate Judge OF Barton
County. Kansas, at Great Bend. Kansas, on April
II, 1897, viz: Conrad Stcinert q f, No 11016 IL
So for the S. w, y Sec. 2, L. 16 s, R. Is W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said lana, viz:
Frank Shelton. of Galatia, Kansas.
Fred Karst, of GaIatia, Kansas
Adam RaTSt, of Csalatia, Kansas.
Henry Null. of Galatia, Kansas.
JNo. /. LEE,
1872 Register.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01

Just while you think about it send
US bundle of your laundry work and
be convinced that our work is as good
as the best. Our prices are for shirts
any kind loo; cuffs per pair &c; collars
&c; ladies shirt waists 15c or two for
25c. At River Side Steam Laundry.
PRITCHARD s. Sons, Props.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01

Two car loads of Masons and friends
from Great Bend and Hoisington, at
rended the funeral of A. w. Mooney.
deceased, at La Crosse, Sunday morn.
ing. A special train was run, leaving
at 1870 a. m. and returning at o. m.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-04-01
Wanted!

Wild and Improved lands, town prop
erties-both business properties and
residences Give your very lowest cash
figures, and full description of the real
estate We want some CHEAP wild
lands Give distance from a church,
school house, town, railroad, etc. Call
on or address:
G. H. MOSHER s. Co,
At Columbia City. Ind.