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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-02

Pekin. March 1.-Prince Ching and Ii
Hung Chang met, this morning, and
had a long consultation over the new
demands of Russia regarding Manchu-
ria. which virtually mean absolute
Russian control while at the same
time China would be responsible
should anything go wong there. Both
the Chinese plenipotenliaries admit
that they fear to refuse these demands
although recognizing that compliance
means the loss of a province to emma
They also think that compliance might
mean trouble with other powers, LOT
Russia announces that only Russians
and Chinese will be allowed to trade
there except at the greatest dlsadVaht-
age. Prince Ching will require the ad-
vice of other ministers. private Gavin
of the 9th United State Infantry, mas
been acquitted of the charge OF man
slaughter brought against him for Kill
ing Il French soldier who was endeaV-
oring to pass post where Calvin was
sentinel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-02
DID NOT REMONSTRATe.
Triple Alliance Only Offered Friendly Advice
TO Plenipotentiares.

Berlin, March 1.-Statements repre-
Senting that Germany, Japan and
Great Britain nave Jointly remonstrat-
cd against Russian annexation OF Man
churla are officially denied. The facts
OF the case are that the powers con-
stitutinG the triple alliance ana Great
Britain, Japan ana the United States
nave separately Inaur to the Chinese
PlenipotentiaIies III Pekin friendly rep
rcsentationS as to how unwise it would
be for China at the present stage of
the peace negotiations IL grant any
power separate concessions and thus
to render more ditlirult an agreement
with the others.
United States Ambassador White
confirms the foregoing declaration of
German officials adding that the Unit
ed states is in perfect accord with Ger
many III this matter.
The German pres. continues to dis
cuSs the situation thus developed, in
which II sees most critical possibilities
threatening the harmony of the powers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-02

Washington, March l.-carrying out
the policy inauguratcd by the United
States when it changed it, military
force in china into Il legation guard.
the war department recently sent or
dcrs TO Gen. CLaffeo to %till further re
duce his force of about 1900 men. in or
der to hold out Inducements for the
early return to Pekin of the Chinese
court. 1t IS assumed at the depart
mcnt that the Pekin dispatches an
nouncing the At the permanent lega-
tiun guard viii consist of two cofnpan
les Of the 9th Infantry under Major
Robertson are correct. If the other
powers represented at Pekin can he in
duccd to follow this policy, long step
will have been effected toward the
restoration of normal conditions at
Pekin.
1t is the understanding At the war
department that Gen. ChatfCc who viii
leave Pekin with the returning troops
is to relieve Gen. Macarthur of the SUI
preme command i'll the Philippines.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-02
READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act to amend paragraph eight Of
Section 6 of Chapter Of the Revised
Statutes as amended by the Public
Laws of 1895 relating to poll taxes.
An act to incorporate the Wilton
Electric Light and Power Company.
, House Amendment A to this bill
adopted in concurrence.
An aCt to incorporate the Union
River Water Storage Company
on motion by Mr.. Wilson of Wash
incton. this bill was tabled pending it's
first reading. and. on Il subsequent mo-
ton By the same Senator. il was taken
from the table. and took its first read
ing and was assigned.
, An act to prevent ice fishing in Little
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Killed Snake on i Lawn.

Cinncinati. O.. August S.-A cop
per-head snake created "A panic at
the home OF Officer Joseph Mathe~,
on Price Hill Mr.. MatheS was
sprinkling the lawn and in walking
through the grass disturbed the rep
tile, which reared its head and. with
a hiss. leaped at the frightened wo-
man. 1t fell short in its leap. how
ever. and before it could coil for an
other spring Mrs Mathes. screaming.
ran toward the house. Her husband
ran 10 her aid. Catching up a clothes
pole he quickly dispatched the snake.
1t was three feet long. as thick az
mans wrist and of IA dark reddish
brown color
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Reflections of a Bachelor.

The way to get out with a girl is t o
get in with her mother.
Love is like fruit-you have to
throw it away when it il over ripe.
The more sisters man has the less
he knows about other mems sisters
or his own.
When a girl shows "A mans photo
graph around it's a sign he isn't the
picture she is wearing where nobody
can see it.
The way men will always run after
red-headed women reminds one of
the way donkeys will always run af-
ter aIbunch of carrots.-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Reflections of a Bachelor.

When a woman is 80 she can wear
around an old love affair almost as
long as she can 50 piece of black
Jet,
Every married woman knows at
least one other woman that she be
lieves would tiirt with her husband if
he WASH so good and honorable.
When a man firts with a married
woman the woman calls it 1.-THE MUIR
der E a home when a married wO-
man fiirts with a man they call it
leading him on.
\ girls pleasure in having all the
girls she knows see her engagement
sing is always embittered by the
knowledge that all the strange men
will, too.
\ girls idea of romantic thing Is
to have two men call TO propose to
her the same evening and do the talk
ing herself while they glare at each
other. -Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Battle With Insurgents.

Manila. August S.-Capt. Brown
of the First United states cava,,r
with troops {. l. and VI Of that ROO,
ment. and company Of the DIST in.
fantry. had a five hours fiybt i,
Batangas province Yesterday with
an insusgent force commanded nv
Malabar. Two cavalrymen were kin
ed. Tho insurgents escaped The
insurgents were in considerable forca
and allowed the advance ruard 70
pass. Before attacking Capt. Brown
ordered the cavalry To dismount
The troop drove the enemy from sew.
eral positions and burned n number
of quarters The report says the
enemy Is believed to have lost sever.
al men. but no dead We're found
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Still Entitled to Il Pension.

Mount Vernon. H., Aug. PEN
sion Agent Jonathan Merriam of
Chicago, has decided d question
never before raised. which is to the
effect that by marriage minor child
does not forfeit ner right to draw her
pension
April last Jennie Zeigler. aged II.
was married to Samuel Gregory, and
her guardian. being in doubt, had
the question of her right to draw a
pension referred to Mr.. Merriam. who
says she is entitled to her pension
until she became Is years OF age. the
same a. if she had not married. but
that special voucher will have to
be made out in her case and that
certificate Of her marriage will have
TO be filed
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Miss Beals for Citv Marshal.

Wichita. Kan, Aug. G.-RepOrtS
reach here from Lawton, metropolis
OF the kiOwa and Commanche coun-
try, that Miss Matte Beals. the
Wichita telephone girl, who drew
second choice OF farms in the Lawton
district - to be selected city marshal
OF Lawton. She has been rendered
the office and will accept AT once.
Miss Beals. who becomes one Of the
richest citizens by her dra wing second
choice OF farms, was importuned TO
accept the city marshalship for the
good OF the community.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Boy Imitator of Buffalo Bill Killed.

Sycamore H., Aug. Jimmie
Wright, the 11-year-old son of VIM.
+. Wright of Chicago, met a terrible
death here. He had been spending
his vacation on the farm of Edward
Jordan. Just before coming he at
tended Buffalo Bills Wild West show
and was much impressed by the lasso-
ing of horses. Ever since he has
been here he has tried to lasso COWS
and horses. He was to go home to-
day and SO made his last attempt at
lassOing a horse and was successful.
He first tied the rope around his
waist, then caught the horse, which
frightened, tore round the pasture
like mad and pounded the life out of
the little fellow. His remains were
taken to the city this afternoon.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Kaiser and the Salad.

\ woman who is of high social dis
tlnctlon in America was presented to
the kaiser at some dinner that was
not attended with royal state. She
was talking TO him when she was Of
fered famous German salad. 1t was
handed on her right and the kaiser
was on her left. which put her in a
predicament. She did not dare turn
her face from the emperor and help
herself to the salad The situation
Was too much for her The emperor.
seeing the condition at IA glance,
looked at her for an instant and
laughed, as he said: A kaiser can
wait, but a salad can not
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Trustee,s Sale.

Whereas, j. ID. Roger aud Julia Roger "a.
wife, by their deed of trust dated N.rsS
the End, lSy6. and recorded in the r.
corder's ONCE within and for Bates county
Missouri. in book No. 49, page 52S conyeye1
to the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate lying and being 'situAts
In the county Bates and state OF Missouri
to- ait
The southeast quarter of the northeast ouay
ter and the north half OF the northeast ouAr.
ter OF the southeaet quarter OF section thirty
one (3l) in township forty-two (42l OF range
twenty nine (20 containing sixty 0gl
acres, more or less. which CONVEYANCE was
made in trust TO secure the payment OF one
certain note fully described In said deed on
trust and whereas. default has been
made In the payment OF said note ald
The same lie now past due and I'm.
PAID. Now Their fore, at the request OF the
legal holder OF said note and pursuant 10 the
conditions OF said deed of trust, | viii proceed
To cell the above described premises at public
vendue TO the highest bidder for cash at the
esst front door of the court hoube same being
At the southwest corner OF the public square
where the circuit co1rt IL now held In she city
of Butler, county OF Bates and state OF Mis-
souri, on
Thursday. August 18th. 1901.
between the hOurs Of nine o'clock Ia the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
day, tor the purposes Of satisfying said debt
Interest and cost. FRANK ALLEN
SS-4t trustee
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15

whereas, l. Cunningham, a single man by
me- iced OF trust, dated -spt. IND l-ti, and
recorded IN the recorder Office within and for
BATES county, AizsOuri, 10 took IE page -,
lowing described real estate lying and being
situste IN the county u Bate, state ~ Missouri
tO-Wit.
The southwest quarter Of the northeast quay
Ter ana he south east quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the northeast Quarter Of the sou b.
west quarter Of section sixteen 90 10 township
thlrfy-niDe 80 Of range thirty-one f3ly, con-
tsinIn2 one hundred and twenty NzJJ acres
more or less, which cOnFeysuCe made IN
trust u secure the payment Of one certain
oIDssOry note fully de-crlDef in -sld deed u
trust and whereas, u - provided in ssQ deed
81 trust, that In case the arautor .D0Uld maze
default IN the payment Of any tsxs- hat should
become Tue on said real estate while AM part
OF Eaid Gebt remains unDaI3, then said debt -
secured Dy said deed 81 tTU-t, -hDaid iTnTueflI-
stely become due and payable: ami whereas,
Default has been made 10 The Bgyuenf u The
taxes levied and Assessed axain-t said real es-
tate and .ch became due thereon fOr The gear
ls@f-s ana sad debt IN eCnsr. EEaer thereof has
become due and payable, and H. nov past
due and Hnpsfd Nguv tHlr1ggrg az the
pursuant % the cOnd riOus ~ al deed ~ gra=t
x ~ proceed u sell the sbSFs lazrr bel real es-
tate az public yerdus n the hiyhe-s bidder for
cash at the east front DOR u liz court bDuEe,
same being the east front dor NJ .ae Opers
house building a. the south west esrI-r ~ tbs
held, IN The city of Butler, co1Llg u BATES
AID state Of Missouri, Or
SATURDAY, August Il, Is.i,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock ID the fore
noon and sc O'Clock 10 the Afternoon % tasi
lay for the purpose Of =atlzfslnE 81. debt, n
crest and cost. "a. } AI.IES
E-is Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Missouri Wins the Contest.

Mexico, Mo, Aug. S.-State prohi-
bition headquarters in this city has
been notified that Missouri has won
the intercollegiate contest held at
Buffalo. \, \. The victor was {. NJ.
Hay Of Wayne county, and the prize
was 50 ia cash There were twelve
states represented in the contest.
Mr.. Hay Is a graduate of Centralcol-
Iege. Missouri won second place last
year when W f. Breunecke of Cape
Girardeau was tie contestant.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
IS HOWISON A SAMPSON MAN?
II IS Said He Gives Schley no Credit
for Santiago Victory.

Boston Mass, Aug. THE selec
ton Of Rear Admiral II. l.. Howison
| United States navy, retired, to fiji
the court OF inquiry which will look
/ into the actions of Admiral Schley
I j. surprising to some people with
/ whom he talked with more than ordi.
nary freedom when the news OF the
battle Of Santiago reached Boston.
ITO Sampson belongs the credit OF
tie victory" said Commodore How
ison at that time, he then being com
mandant at the Charleston navy
yard. and having the rank of com
modore He explained at some
length the duties and responsibilities
OF Sampson. who was in command of
the feet that sunk Cervera' : battle
ships
He declared that the strategy EN-
ployed in the winning OF the victory
was all OF SIMPSONS devising; how
each American vessel was anchored
OFF Santiago harbOr in such a man
ner that all attempts to escape on
Cervera ; part would at once be met
by Overwhelmingres and how
presence at the battle was
Of comparatively small Importance
TO Sampson belonged the credit
for the victory declared Howison.
The people and the press are laud-
ing Schley, ventured the man with
whom Commodore Howison was
in the commandments office.
'Schley is not respected as Samp-
son is, he said. Sampson is a
brave, cool, intelligent officer. Schley
had the reputation OF being nervous
and hot headed in henaval academy
and he does not stand as high in the |
of naval officers as Samp-
,on does. OF the two men Sampson |
) respected far more"
Commodore HOwlson seemed |
greatly impressed with the idea that
sampson was not getting the credit
hat belonged to him. Hence, the
tatement that he has been selected
o serve on the court of inquiry be-
ause he had expressed no opinion as
o the Schley-Sampson controversy
) a surprise. In the period immedi-
tely following the destruction of
be Cervera fleet, he was a very de-
lded Sampson man." and a cor
adverse critic of Schley.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Five Hundred Cars of Peaches.

West Plains. Mo, August >.-The
peach crop in this section is begin
ming to ripen. and shipments OF the
fruit will begin within a few DAYS.
Fruit men from all over the United
States are coming here to buy. All
along the line of the Memphis route
preparations have been made torush
the crop to market. The shipments
from the different points in this sec
ton are estimated as follows: Cedar
Gap. 10 cars; Willow Springs. 10
cars: Mountain View. 20 cars: Po-
mona. 10 ears: Olden. 30 cars: West
Plains. 10 cars: Brandsville. p cars:
hoshkonOng, go cars: Thaver. Il
cars; Mammoth Spring, 20 ears. John
q. McNair OF 81. Louis. owner OF the
American Orchard Company al kosh-
konong. has bought all the crop AT
that point, The Armour refri-era
tor line will handle the fruit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
PREACHER USES HIS PISTOL.
In His Church a Minister Slavs a
Churchmdn

Eufaula, Ala, August 6.-Rev. NJ.
| {. Maxwell, pastor of the colored
Baptist church at Clayton, shot and
instantly killed John Hendrick and
wounded Rev. Joe " alton and Dave
Clark during a conference which was
being held in the church. The shoot
ing grew out of dissatisfaction eX-
pressed in retaining Maxwell as pas
tor for another year. Hendrick,
Walton and Cox were influential MEM
bers of the church and were opposed
to retaining Maxwell. Just what
brought about the shooting Is not
definitely known, but it is said that
no trouble was anticipated by those
present, none OF those opposing Max
well being armed or in position to Of
fer any resistance. The members.
wild with excitement and fright. scat
tered in all directions, and Maxwell
escaped in the dark. but was captur-
ed five miles out of town and is now
in Jail. One of the wounded men was
shot in the back and may die. The
other was hit in the arm and was not
seriously hurt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
HIS LEG BITTEN OFF BY A SHARK.
Ouartermaster Mckie of the GunbOdt
Annapolis Crippled at Iloilo.

Washington, Aug. S.-A report by
Admiral kempff of the biting off OF
the leg of Quartermaster S. Mckie,
third class, of the gunbOat Annapolis,
by a shark, has been received at the
Navy department. The Annapolis
was stationed of late at Iloilo, and
permission was given to several of
the men to go swimming Mckie
made a dive and was gone for several
seconds and his companions heard a
gurgling sound beneath the water.
A moment later McKie appeared on
the surface and shouted: SHARK,
shark The surface of the water
was covered with blood Mckie
started to swim, and, although Grip
pied, reached the boat and was pull
ed in by his companions. The quar-
termaster's leg had been bitten off
near the knee. The surgeon found it
necessary to amputate it near the
hip. The surgeon, in his report, says
that while the accident was not in
line of duty, it was incident to the
service. Admiral kempff, however,
in indorsing the papers, holds that
as the quartcrmast ter had received
from the officer in charge
TO go in bathing, the accident occur
ed in the line of duty. Under these
the crippled quarter
master probably will receive "a pen
ZION.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
Great Drought in Alaska

Vancouver. Is. C., Aug. The
steamship Islander arrived TODAY
from Skagaway. She brought $3.50
GOO News was brought down OF a
great drought Oh the creeks. which
will he the means OF very much r.
ducing the output aS estimated. The
Bank OF British America shipped via
81, Michael 20 San Francisco S315.-
600 just before the steamer left.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15

Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Bates.
/ In the circuit court IN vacation, Thos " Grab.
tree, plaintiff, We. KObt. NJ Scott. sarah Jane
Williams and - Williams. her husband, Mrs
Elizabeth Galloway and - galloway her hus
band James scott. Miss Tommy EuphrA-
ties Scott, Mary T.. scott. James NJ Crabtree,
Mary NJ Fisher and - Fisher her husband,
Robt. l.. scott, defendants
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein, by
his attorney and dies his petition End AnidA-
vii, alleging, among other things that defendants
Robert NJ. scott, William scott, sarah Jane
Elizabeth Galloway and - GALLOWAY her hus-
band, James VI Crabfree Mary NJ Fisher and
Fisher her husband are not residents Of the
WhereupOn, IL is ordered by the clerk in va
cation. that said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintn has commenced
a suit against them in this court, the object and
general nature of which IL TO partition accord
hereto, the following describe real estate TO-
VIII: All OF the southwest quarter and the south
half OF the northwest quarter all in section sew
enteen 40, township fVrty-One 4J, range thir-
ty-tWo (52) and the north half Of the northeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section
twenty-five 20, township f0rty-One gD range
thirty three t33), all In Bates county, Missouri,
ton, and that unless the said defendants be
and appear at THE court, At the next term there
OF, 10 be begun and holden At the court house
IN the city of Butler, in said county, on the
18TH day Of November next, and on or before
the third day Of said term, il the term shall 20
long continue-and IL not, tFen on or before the
last day OF said term-bnEWer or plead 20 the
petition in said cause, the same Will be taken
as confessed, and judgment will be rendered
accordingly
Ard IL lie further ordered that a copy hereof
Dc published, according to Law. in Tn BUTLER
WEEKLY IIMK=, newspaper published in SAID
county Of Bates for four weeks successfully,
published at least once week, the last Inser-
ton - be at least thirty days before the first
day of said next November term Of this cOnrt
J. =. THURTAN, Circuit Clerk
BY :. T. THUEMAs, Deputy
true copy from the record.
witness my hand and seal Of the circuit court
Of Bates county this 9Th day OF
l-EAL.l April, 1901.
J. T. Thu RMAS,
48-4t Circuit Clerk.
BY =. +. THUNAS, Deputy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15

| va Lllt iAi' II - w
John Filpotf : OO
E. f Mead : OU
Miss Mary l.. Jackson Is O0
Alphonso DeBothe 10 90
Dan Crouch cleaning vault Is co
q. b. Hickman coffin 90
A b. Dudley temp. sup 20 90
Mrs. Bower > 90
Mary EIlidge :. : 90
Mary {. Hill support OF inmates
poor farm May 1stto August |. 1901
s171.75 less rent S6O-$111.75.
John kersey work at jail Is 90
A. Clifford constable fees &car-
rest Dick Crigler insane 26 90
A. 5. Weddle, repairing pump %
Joe T. Smith, insane cases 4.
H Meek and Sam Fulkersou II 90
NJ. Leitz part payment on
abutments on bridge on lit
tie Deer Greek 100 90
Jack Spicer. guard at Jail it 30
Nathan Pipes . :}S 10
Joe T. Smith stamps etc : 80
F. J. Wiseman. printing coun-
ty officers 36 90
J. p Reavis temp. support ) 90
Mrs. J. p. Thurman making
copy report on court house 3 70
W. T. Johnson, iaEitOr &
stamps 5 10
F. K. Swarens, new bond on school
loans approved,
r. J Smith, supplies county officers,
S2.45.
Frank Smith 4 Son mdse sheriff , %
Frank Kuklinski 30 bu. coal , 90 |
r. X. Mcclellan 800 envelopes
treasurer, 90 |
Treasurer Reform School sup
port Of2 inmates, 60 90
Hayden Ray repairing tank / -
Bryan London making keys 20
Bartlett K King estimate
No. ,, 92S %
Bond of NJ. {. Fortune. twp col
lectOr approved.
Bartlett < King come and agree
TO furnish limestone for backing in
stead of sandstone. same to be fur
nished from Dan Ayers quarry.
Cast Bank Note Company letter
heads for circuit Judge. sheriff and
circuit clerk. $500.
I ~
books. S14S 40 |
j ID. Knowles attending smallpox /
asses, $3.50.
Fleetwood Thomas cleaning tile at '
all. 81 90 :
J. +. Romine assessing Elkhart /
ownship, S25.23 /
7. h. Wilson stamps. express 30. 90 '
Cast Bank Note Co. blanks county
reas., envelopes to recorder S11.5O
r. E. Johnson, sal. expense 1915
J. \, Trimble. supplies County Of .
GERS, $500. \
Petition of citizens of Lone Oak t,
ownship to have only one voting {
recinct. granted
T. j. Brown temp. sup. McLane
nd son, SIS.
j. p. Thurman board prisoners to
ug. l 1901 as certified by circuit -
ldge, $1,000. o
Ordered that bridge commissioner u u
pair bridge over the Miami west OF "
utler =
[ Fuller temp. supt. Story $500 -
II Holcomb Mrs Orr 1900 -
Bartlett 4 King balance on foun- L
alton OF court house per estimate
o. ,, S159.3O II
q. d. Mcdonald. -upt. c. h. s1O2. 30 q
Co. Treas. Johnson presented a a.
rye number Of warrants on differ =
1t funds and court cancelled the r
lme
H Fox, ice circuit crt sos
ON Hodges, work at jail 1.5Oi
McCown, witness insane case 300
r { z Bowden 300 T.,
Ordered that the bridge commits iPs3@1
oner make estimate for repairing sie
'idge between sees. , and 3. Lone 4
ak twp.
. e Mills, school loan $4,000
T Broaddus- fees stamps 97.65
d Wimsatt. 4 days. mileage 21.2O Y
] March. 81 "a
I'M West. DAYS On op
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15
County Court Proceedings.

Court met on Monday last in regu.
lar session with Judges. Clerk and
Sheriff present.
L. Journey was allowed $40 for
temporary support.
H.O. Maxey, SS.64 for stamps, etc.
The Court appropriated $50 for
grading and approaches 10 bridge
near Brundagr's
Dram shop license granted Elgert
Bros. Rich Hill
The following amounts were slow
ed for temporary support Of persons
naIna1.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-08-15

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets
,Caloy oatdaTclc. cure constipation forever
Ioc, Sc. II c. c. c fail, druggists ref1-d rrC1e-