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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-27
HARBINGER
OF SPRING
"a Little German Sand Shows Up
From Somewhere

% a here ti came 30 eight pieces,
hut ith nii together naw. They can ena.
ly be- located b. their pHm pun pun.
pum-um Ita DOT isedls German band.
A. uauai the smallest mnn carries the
biEarat bore iIa a kiHd u 40 alloy
band. haif hrasa nnd half wood it
plays f,auuiiy we'll NJ makes iis
stunts principally o. street corners.
shsrs the little urehlna Wulia aud gam.
Dol % tie aifuiua
Evrry membrr chuiea a music rarh.
when they opea theac the racket Dr.
gins u played On f1ke street iaag even.
inE for q time Pennies sremrd % come
shFiy ard The bsnd melted. They BIB.
BID W aEain a lIftir farther AianR tts
music iiagefs long sfler theY ~ Eonn.
Whets % rame from sud uhliher tt Do
bound nobody seems q knau
lts hhfhinErF % sprlnE anyway.
Gee man said last night Nat De d..
llrtrd Sc waa psrt ~ Pflnco Henry o
rrtinue that had stroiied Aaay,
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CRIMINAL AGAIN
IN THE TOLLS

"a Naiaa. eus % the moss urt.tioas
harhaF pirates eH ihs sound wns tap
taftd At Msadaa r1iaI aeaF nAllaFd.
yesterday tr Marshal Hunt ~ Ballad
~nian O. wsnfsd 81 Auarorfsa on the
charge e. haftas piracy Word uaa o.
rfisfd hy MansNai iiHut ih&f Nnlan was
10 hi1ins nfar ballard lis uns Ioeaf
"a ta sha-t rsar Ms1daw I'uiut and
rnrr fisfd By the or1arga Noiaua amati
schooner waa taara ta charge tF ilunt
umreus ioAaF camr ffam AuaruFtrs and
teek Naiaa 60 sgahd trial 80 AnataFtrs
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W. A. BANE
RESIGNS
H. c. POhle Is Now President
OF the Western Central

Tho regular meeting Of the west
cfn Central Labor union WINS held
last night II. q. pohle OF the lee
mems union. was elected TO nll the
uncxpired term Of President W. A.
Hune. who resigned recently. The
term expires Aug. !. Mr. rohle II 8
well known man In labor circles. He
camo here from Houston. Tex, one
year ago.
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NOT A CANDIDATE

Wilson u CAY viii not he a rsnAi
date Tor - appointment 10 the once n
allied States District Attotney Mr
cay announces that - has Withdrawn
hls Application and has received from
ihs aftafusf general the endarsrmeuts
that had hssn ssut bY Ar Cay whru h
Naa atill IN ths rars
Mf Cays commlssian expired Tebrn
arr :. but. ~ Las. b. HlIi caailnus 10
ofagr untii bite Successor uualiars
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The authority on watches. Cold
man. e1i md Ave
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Interest iu the oregon HtlU keeps
up and 80 handle the daily visitors a
has become necessary for the Inland
Flyer 20 make four round trips daily
az $40 and 10 a. m, Ills and $50
u. m.
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Ill r S;s'' aaia IS IS
SD CIaL friday
Arr

LARD
FRESH. PURE LEAF.
4 pound cans. worth zoe. ....... See
b-pound cans. worth The........ zoe
TO- pound cans. worth 81 20 20
20. pound cans. worth s. e. $40
CEEGGsE
Fresh German frsafHst, each bee. &c
Per dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5c
Neufchntri. cHrh ........t-....... &c
y. A. Cheese. weight pounds. each.
per WWNUd ....s+t..s t..t..++.. .t.+s &c
RANCH Zoos
Very fresh pr dos ............1Sc
Two dozen .....................J Oc
BUTTER
Fresh California Dairy. - pound
bricks. each ...s....-...+...-.. lie
Fancy Creamery. 2 pound bricks.
naCn .......... .......... -. .NOc
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=. y FeaHs-J Johnson Co. il0J Sec.
rnd ave- have Just received large
shipments % Pattern and Tailor
made Hats. Tho latest things 81
Tailor made Suits. More and peau
de Hoie EaEiana EtonH and Blouse
JackcfaY Ready -fn- Wear Skirts, Fan
% and Tailor made Waists. and La
dieA Fancy See aWeaF ~ -. rsahe-
Johnson Co.'s store IL headquarters
for up tp-ihie goods az popular pric-
IS ...
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
For state Senator'S,

CARL L. WALLACE, candidate fer senator,
4sd districA republican primary ticket. Mr.:
Wallace has served two terms In the house ::
HON. GEORGE P. WILSON, candidate for
senator, forty-frst. district, subject to. the
DECISION Of the republican primary election.
.. F. CALHOUN, candidate for nomination
OF senator from the 40th district on. the re-
publican ticket at the primary election. -.
HENRY ]. GJERTSEN, candidate on the
republican ticket for senator in 42d district
at the primary election. g -. .: -. s
SHERMAN s. SMITH.+candidate for sena-
tor for the fortietn distr1ce, subject to the de-
cision of the republican primary election.
EDWARD e. SMITH, republican candidate
denomination as senator (second terml from
43d district, comprising sth and 18th wards
LOWELL E. JEPsoN. present senator of
the 44th district, and repu blican candidate for
42dIG. THEDEN is a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for senator In the forty
second district. .'- ~, -.
w. D. WAsHBURN, JR., candidate for SEN
ator, 41st district. subject to the decision OF
the republican primary election. -.z =" 81.
r zF. G. WINSTON is demaeratic candidate for
state senator in fortieth district. subject to
j decision at the PRIMARIES. ~ - =,
| - For Park Commissioner. =.
P. d. B0UTELL Of Boutell Bros, candidate
| for park commissioner On Republican ticket
| resident Of the city thirty-two years. : 4: J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

the voting contest Miss Griswold was
votedA tho most -perr1iar -orfe;- Mrs. Stang
land the swtsast oFisy Mrs sSeversen the
best cook; Master Bennie stnbbs receivr
ing the BOBBY prize. b ..s ss Il
I "A very pretty children's party was given
to the Juvenile guests and children OF
Eneighbering cottagers at Maplewood Inn,
Breezy Point, last evening. The affair
was q success In every particular. The Inn
was tastefully decorated with cut flowers,
and the two score of little folk who par
ttctpated gentereds Into the various games
and contests wtthjSall the zest OF child
hood An immense grab bag furnished
much amusement for the older people
/ present as well as the youngsters. In the
peanut carrying contest. the boys prize
was won by Master Henry Holmes Of Min
Of Genesee. ILL.,, and the guests prize by
Mabel Potter of Minneapolis. Refresh.
ments were served after the games Mrs
Frank r. Atwood Of ST. Louis Mo-, acted
as hostess. %
The largest Pike ever taken from the
waters Of Minnetorka was landed In from,
OF MapleWood Inn during the week Pro
lessor Pike. a guest at the Inn, accident
ally. stepped from the dock one evening
| during the present week, but was prompt.
lys hauled i'm by fellow guests
| Mrs. Henry Fisher Of Geneseo,: ILL.,, wht
with her mother. Mrs. Steele. and daugh-
| ters Abigail eand Helen, has been a CUES,
at Maplewood Inn for the past month
leaves for home on Monday.
Il Miss Winnifred Schurman Of Mime.
/ apolis, a guest at Maplewood Inn, will
return to the city on Monday.
| DR.. and Mrs. Q. Russell Of Minneapolis
who have been season guests at. Maple
wood Inn, returned to the city the latte,
part Of the week. !. E. 81 Il. = s...s. s.
4 Frank R. Atwood of ST. Louis, Mo-, wnt
has been spending his vacation at Maple
wood Inn, leaves for home On Saturday
evening" 81 'ss..L' 7 +s<.=.
| Mr. and Mrs Bert .Moffett Of Mime
apolis. who has been. spending the seasor
at Maplewood Inn, returned to the city OF
Thursday. ~ I. ,t
! MIR. Bartiett5 Of the Bartlett house gaw
a very pleasant dance at the hotel, for hi
guests last "wednesday : evening Their
Eneighboring hotels. i Refreshments wer
tanned large number Of st. Louis peopl
during the summer. A number OF thes
will leave for their homes Monday. MI
Bartlett expects to keep the hotel ope
until October. 5= s@.sA :. ~.
S. J. Wetherald purchased, four acres o
unimpreved land, Wednesday,, just to tn
north Of the ,Langdon Park station. MI
Wetherald will Improve the tract, but wi
not build at present, The land Is heavii
Wooded:f .yAtrs { ots & ~yz.7,e
I bsSoats: Il .Es5 .o-==-s ss<
Mrs. Charles Van Devere of Minnetonk
Beach, entertained "a party Of friends a
luncheon Thursday. Covers were laid fo
I
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
SHOOTAT SALEM.


The annual tournament of the Salem
South Dakota Gun club was held 4yester-
day and Thursday with contestants pres
ent from. Ramsey, Sioux Falls, Montrose.
Minneapolis and other places: The re
suits yesterday follow: 5.:..5
First event, ten singles seven entries,
won BY Clark, Salem. Second event. fif5
teen singles, twelve. entries, winner, "A =
land, Montrose: Third event.. consolation;
miss and. out, twelve entries Campbell,
Mt: Vernon; took first money: Fourth
event, ten singles, twelve entries, Marsha;
Salem won, killing ten straight birds.
Fifth event, five singles and five doubles,
ten entries, Stateler, Montrose, won. Sixth
event. fifteen singles; eleven entries; Mar
sha, Salem. won, fifteen straight birds
Seventh event. twenty singles, ten entries
Perry, Montrose, won. tTa !. .7 ssz.--s. Il, Il
:: If you don't believe all the nice things
Dr. Dick says, about Red Raven Splits
ask the man in any drugstore. hotels care
or club. -. ~ H.. 81 81 Z
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
Three cornered Contest.
Fifth Ward Meeting.

The Fifth Ward Republican club lWill
meet next, Tuesday evening in the nlu-.
nicfpal courtroom to take action with re-
gard. to legislative, candidates. It will in
dorse.. two sixth. ward candidates who
were chosen at a recent meeting of their
neighbors, Iver C. Nelson and Adolph D.
T.. johnson. The seven fifth ward men
insist on running, but If the fifth; ward
voters stand by the two sixth warders,
only two Of the seven will be nomina ted.
j. SW. Stokes, one; of the defeated sixth
warders, refuses to get OFF, but G. s. Dok-
ken will withdraw as agreed. - e.s-s,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
For alderman

s swENsoN, artesian we'll contractor, cans
republican ls1ss55 third -safa. his G14rtH
isth-O. Pr SUTHERLAND is a candidate
for denomination as republican alderman from
- G. A.SsMooRE. republican eahidtdate- for
alderman, second ward; Al years residsnce.
bE w CLARK, republican candidate for alder
man. eighth ward. Residence, 2S26 First av s..
! DELToN Fl RICE. is} a republican candidate
for alderman fourth ward. - ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

JOHN MEAGHER, candidate for republican
nomination for county commissioner, 4th dist.
E. P. SWEET, republican candidate for re-
nomination as county commissioner, fourth
district, at the primary election. =: -..:.1
EDWARD MILLER, candidate republican
county commissioner, second district IL
democratic nomination for County Commits.
sioner from the fourth district, embracing Sd,
10th and 4th wards, north. Of Henneptn av.
commissioner, fourth district. -.-SN =. Il.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
y For County Attorney.

. L. II. BoARDMAN, candidate for renoiriai-
cision of the republican primary election: -
JAMES A. KELLOGG, candidate for the re-
j. r.: HUTCHINSON, assistant county s.at-
torney under, Louis A.. Reed, is aacandidate
for the Republican nomination. for county at.
tOrney, J~-lFss. 'i-'- - : "a.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
For Congress 3
For City Treasurer.

:; CHARLES HUBERT. city treasurer,
republican candidate Tor denomination. :.
ADAM HANNAH, l. dem ocratic &C candidate fol
nomina alton for city.atTeasurer. z1.t1.,. .r,: ;
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
S'%rs' & IL .fsf. = = -. & 81
J Entertained Commltteemerf.

~
Of the republican county cornrnitteel enter
tanned the precinct chair1nen of the first,
second, fourth, sixth and seventh wards
last evening at the Flambeau club rooms:
After dinner campaign plans were dis
cussed 80. ..ss,.,sS -. GIL
5 Il 81 ~ Political Notes. ;. .:.s..5
The Young Mems Sixth Ward Repub-
lican Club met last evening at their hall,
addressed by w. D. Washburn, Jr., L.
c. Stevenson, Harrison e. Fryberger,
Jannes'A. Kellogg and j. w. Stokes: The
club will hold it's next meeting. Wednesday
evening, Sept 8. -,
On account of Labor Day the hcandi-
dates meeting given by the Fourth Ward
Republican Club has been postponkd ate
* The meeting in the interests Of Eugene
Hay. which was to have been held at
Twenty fourth street and Fifth avenue
next Tuesday evening, has been POSTPONED
owing to it's conflicting; with the; meeting
Of the Fifth Ward Republican: Club at. the
courthouse An announcement: Of the
meeting Will be made later -z
In yesterdays ] O urn it was erren-
eouslX stated that D: c.: Bell spoke Thurs
day at, the w. L. Luce meeting at the
Wilcox factory. = xs ..:-...s H..
:. A Henry IS. Nelson meeting was held
last evening in the new -C., y. -. halt,
Fourth street and Thirteenth avenue NE
DR.. Nelson, Roman Alexander, Colonel
lis. M. Finch and Charles A.! Dalby spoke.
A meeting Of the Heinrich democratic
executive committee is called to meet this
evening at, the new HEADQUARTERS at Ali
Nicollet avenue at O'Clock p. m. =.,s. =
Candidates on the republican state
ticket will address. a rally at Osseo this
evening. Governor. Van SAINT; Ray ".
Jones, Julius Block and C. A.Pidgeon will
attend. g. T&Trowbridge and George j.
Matchan are also on the program. = =:
French. citizens will hold a Fletcher
meeting Monday evening at Central hall
Louis Laramee, DR.. N. Js Pinault, DR.
Godfrey Deziel. Edouard Rainville, and Pr Pr
George e. Portin are the comm fttessSif y tassif if
charge. - -, - 'suIa0a
George A. 10th held a reception! llas'
evening at his home, 1903 Queen avenue
N, for Senator L. B. .Jepson, Sheriff Ore
ger and County Commissioners Sweet. al
! were given hearty reception. -ss-=S-. x
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
Fer Register"of De,

DAVID c. BELL. county treasurer, $.ts 1
candidate for denomination. .. ;. = - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
:,..> 80, For Coroner. ~. Is; -
DIR. u. q. WILLIAMS, coroner. republican,
Candidate for reorganization.
Fe,irr sheriff.

-: asi..:+. a: FOE 1h.: $3.50 u. ~
MARTIN :,WHITCoMB will be candidate
for the nomination for sheriff on the demo-
cratic ticket at the primary election. 81 b,
q: W. DREGER; sheriff, candidate for re,
publican nomination for sheriff He came to
Mfnnea potts in 1853; is stanch republican.
A. ". HARDWOOD, PIG Cd st S, republican
candidate for sheriff." .s7sa ase:sia, .~..tt
| JOHN r. WALLIS a candidate for sheriff
Of Hennepin county on the: -epublIcan ticket;
years Ms wan ana ns Is tsofoaghiy familiar with the
duties of the Offices
PHIL r. r.MEGAARDEN, republican eandi-
date for ronomiuation for sheriff. =. .aI*..=sE
ED. j. CONROY,. democratic candidate for
the nomination for sheriff ..,:,<,ss - LIZA,
For Congress- - ~: ~. :. !
EUGENE C: HAY republican candidate for
congress from the fifth district: primary cleo
ton. Sept. 16. Headquarters, 1895 Guaranty
Nv. #. vANDERBURGH is candidate. for
congress at the democratic primary election.
FOR CONGRESS-LOREN FLETCHER.
!" FOR CONGREss-JAMESA A. PETERSON.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
For County Auditor:
For County Treasurer.

HUGH r. SCOTT, county auditor, candidate
for denomination on the republican ticket at
the primary election ~ L-l-.Ns*
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

- --: For Judge Of Probate, .:s. :. .
Ga. PETRI, candidate for republican no1ni-
nation for probate judge. .r:3- 2--+-s.r1t:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

business, with office at 61S Phoenix building. He
is the son Of a veteran of the civil war. He was
ventures all his life; with three years experience
III the city clerks office and other municipal
work. = He resides DIT 5000 First avenue S. His
friends. confident fshts ability to serve his ward
alderman, present him as g. candidate for the
nominated. and believe If elected he will faithful
cial fayors to none, and a clean administration #
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
For County Commissioners. ::

GEORGE c. MERRILL, Register Of Deeds
is a republican candidate for -renomination.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
For Mayor

FRED NJ. POWERS is a candidate for the
republican nomination for mayor. "a .r.e=.>
DIR. HENRY s. NELSON, city physician,
candidate for republican nomination for mayor.
JAMES c. HAYNES is a. candidate for the
democratic nomination for mayor: y = :
acJULIUS J. HEINRICH, president Of the
Heinrich Clothing Co., formerly register OF
deeds Of Hennepin county, is a candidate
for the democratic nomination for mayor. "
-aW. l.. LUCE is presented by the w. L..
Luce committee as a candidate for the noni-
nation for mayor on the republican ticket. :.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAI.
LATE POLITICAL NOTES
Rain Prevents Meeting.

Hay meeting In the eleventh ward was
not held. Mr.. Hay spoke Thursday even
ting in the eighth ward at the Lake street
pavilion. A large crowd gathered In the
open air. and listened with interest to c..
S. Cairns and to Mr.. Hay. The latter
called attention to the questions he had
.propounded Monday evening To- Mr.
Fletcher. He said he wouldr waitta day
or two longer before drawing his own: COM
clusions from the house records and Mr..
Fletcher's absence.
Three cornered Contest. IL
The three -cornered .aldermanic fight In
the thirteenth ward. is absorbing the at
tentton OF at least three men. They are
DR.. Sutherland, who Is running for an
other term, j. II. Van Nest and j. B..
Gleason. Both Gleason and Sutherland
live, In the first precinct, Gleason on the
line Of the second and Sutherland near
the eighth ward line Of the second, and
Sutherland near the: eighth ward line.
Van Nest lives In the second precinct
near Lake Harriet. The third already has
one alderman, and no candidate this year,
and will probably settle the contest.
There is no democratic candidate, and
tho winner will probably have no opposi-
ton at the polls. 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

!. e . . . . 4 - ~
Mr.. Dreger was born near Tonawanda, Niagara
county, New York.. in 1s45. He attended the
district schools and the German graded school
at Buffalo, N. X. He came to Minneapolis, in
1868, working for j. B. Bassett In his lumber
yard, and later embarking in the lumber busi-
ness at st. James. Minn. He Is member OF
several German societies, having held the posi-.
tion of secretary in all Of them. He has been
a member Of the real estate and Insurance firm
112S Sixth street N. ~. : & =:
Mr.. Dreger, urged by his friends, consented
to be candidate for the nomination.. Mr.. Rob-
ert Pratt declining to make the run. We here
present an article which was printed In the
Chronicle Dec. z, 1891, believing It will explain
nomfna ton: = sss:s. = !. L:S.-rt =
1NDoRsED J. W. DREGER AS SHERIFF. f
A meeting was held last Saturday evening at
Siebel's hall, corner Of Plymouth and Wash
ington avenues, at which J.. W. Dreger was in.
dorsed as the choice Of the republicans OF the
third ward sheriff interim In case the present
incumbent should be removed This indorsement
was made on condition that Mr.. Dreger should
+ not be a candidate for the office at the next
primary election against Robert Pratt, who, 1t Is
understood will be a:candidate sfor the next reg
ular nomination in the fall of 1902. y j, -7ss.>e
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

Mrs. w. G. Northup and Miss Northup
have issued invitations for reception to
be given at Bonyside. the Northup cot
tage at Ferndale, Saturday. afternoon.
Sept. 6. The reception. which is for Miss
Northup, will be held between four and
six o'clock y, A special train will leave
the union station over the Great Northern
railway at $3.50 D. m.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30

Peck Of eresco, Iowa, are guests Of Miss
Ida Dickey at Wayzata. "A dinner was
given in their honor last evening by Mrs.
r. Il. Wright Miss clemner Is en- rbute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-12-25
Farm Notes.

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or AT TIE Cause.
yts Day 81 Drastic DysEs and Paraasivss
Has Guae ny.

yts Day 81 Drastic pYnka and Parassivs&
Has Goas ny.
Constipation * tho bowels ususlly
considered simple complaint Is the
more dangerous becauss Il Is deemed
trivial. Trihes neglected become tbs
most serious q ailments. - dose Of
physewiIl cure it ia Tho usual remark.
But the dose never cures. It relieves
Tor Tie time, but a0gravates the conn
plant for tie future, ana neyb time
bigger dose Is needed, THO bowels,
strained, weakened, poisoned By re-
peated dosing with strong drugs, bs-
come more and more constipated, inyit-
ing appendicitis, deranEed liver and
stomach, weakness Of tho urinary or
gans, bad blood and chronic organic
diseases Of various kinds. Constipation
should be cured promptly. Druggists
sell the ono medicine That cures consti-
patton. They sell q big bottle Of it for
6 and they call 1t Calcura Solvent IL
is the latest Ii sogery Of David Kenne-
dy. Physician aui Surgeon, Of Kennedy
Row, Kingston, N. H., and II you write
20 the above address mentioning this
IHIIeFt YOU VIII JtEtAAE q tlAEAAA LhAtA1
free Or IL your druggist does not keep
CeicuTa Solvent. send 81 and receive a
large bottle ~ express, oil charles paid.
Riohari r. Johnston, OF kondOut,
y. y, once the great c8ntre.ieider OF
the Boston Baseball Club later with the
New Works add tbs Ginclnnatis, 10
known al over America Ha took Cal
cura Solvent for constipation and torpid
liver az long standing and was cured.
He recommends CalouFa Solvent 20 nth
letes. There are hundreds OF other
cares.
By reason Of Its cleansing and tonic
properties on the whole system, Calcura
Solvent puts not only the bowels but
the stomach, liver, blood, kidneys, and
bladder In o condition OF perfect health.
|! is not q nero purgative, but a thor
ough constitutional remedy that cures
By removing the morbid deposits thAt
cause disease.
The dlseovsrer 81 Calcura Solvent salemnly
swcafs thath9 ls a physician ann sgfgeon
sul tho only David Kennedy iu Kingston az
1luiaat Y. Y bat letters directed simply
Dr David Kennedy" 70 70 q corporation 81
somewhat gu.3aF nhUe. with tu9 manage
Utgt q wea be is no longer ,eJauected
konneiy. KESN DY how. Eingst0a. N Y.
h reach hlm D. act be decegea bgHaisisad.
&C aGs. II e.tsr parties Nst&s spsileF mems
Calcura Solvent Is Or Sale by
4. II PETTIB0EE.
CENTRE, VERMONT