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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15

Snnds--that there is nothing in the world
that equals this remedy III affordlng i'm
mediate relief and eftecting permanent
cures for indigestion, dyspepsia and bad
stomachs. ~ sI "a ssi3 II Il.
u stnrts Dyspepsia Tablets relieve the
stomach OF It's work, ard permit TINT or
gan to rest and regain Its health and
strength. They contain all tho essential
ingredients that enter into tho digestive
fluids and sccretions Of tho stomach, aid
they actually take up tho work and do u
Just as a healthy, sound stomach would
ny this means man can 60 right ahead
with his work and eat enough to keep
him In proper ,workll condition. lis
system is not deprived Of Its necessary
nourlshnient, as tits in the case of the
starvation euro or the employment Ut
come of5tlle first-c class chicken foods now
on tho market Starvation, even II q.
were a good thing. could not be contiruec
long enough to effect q cure. Tor 1lsor-,
dered and WORKOUT stomach is not going
to become strong and healthy In two Or
three luys. IA A 5& ltl3s g,
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act natu-
rally because they contain natural diges-
+tlycs. The principal component parts are
aseptic pepsln, malt ,diastase, and other
ingredients with like properties. that do
the work. regardless Of tho condition Of
the stomach. There is no unnatural or
violent disturbance OF the digestive or
gans as the result Of their action. In
fact, the existence Of tho tomacll Is en-
tirely forgotten us soon as they have had
time to begin their operations. They also
possess very curative and healing prop
critics, and assist the stomach In getting
well. while relieving It OF Its work. They
perform the duties OF both nurse and ply.
sician. 3 A a
stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by all8druggIsts at 80 cents a box, and
there Is very little danger OF any drug
gist trying to sell you something else in
Its place that Is lust as good. They
are 80 we'll established and have done so
much good In the world that their name
has become household word. so the
usual warning. Accept no substitute
is unnecessary In the case Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. s . II ia ~
n TX Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15

a 1 have found rather joins Medicine
To BE- wonderful cure. rhad a. yery
severe cold In September ana did not
think anything nbout 1t until ] was
obliged to take ti1o he'd. Tho doctors said
! ,yas III the first stages Of consltn ption.
and that there was no euro for me-. e
was dtist about to enter the Taunton
Emergency Hospital when friend OF
miro advised mo to try your ,nedi !: Ivy,
i rot a bottln and after taking It'll
was able to sit up in bed and IN .. short
tln,e I was up and around tho house
md now I am we'll and strong. I would
NOT bs without d bottle OF. Tn the r john
Medicine In the house have recon.
irnendetl 1t to many Of my frIcnds nnd
they are very much pleased Will, IL !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
WILL HAVE OFFICE
in STATE LIBRARY.
Major Robert w. Hunter, the
Secretary of4Nirginia Milf
cary Records, Located.

Tha Legislature. which vii adjourn TO-
day. passed nj set, Which was approves
~ tho Governor. creating the office OF
sccretary Of Virginia military rcco'r'ds'
whose duty at is to gather and put III
prorer form all the state, Confederate
and tjnitcd states RECORDS which bear.
mon tie part Virginia soldiers took
III tha great VAT between Tho Sta trs..
,rhe PURPOSE Ia AT some future time to
.b,lblisll these records and make them
d part Of tho preserved history ~ VIZ
ginla.Ig
Major Robert w. Hunter, OF Winclcs.-
ter d we'll known. popular. iIttciliseht
and hard working Confederate yeteran t,a
vas recently appointed 20 ~ me s''pW
State Office crea ted by the Dlii. iss,s
Z Nrator6 Hunter has accepted the trust,
and q Few days ago reached theEcltS
"a enter l,pom the important work Of yllts
loffico In the State Library. and spent
Ali OF yesterday getting his desk, papers
aud documents ir shape, This VIII p ~
the srcretarys permanent Office, ana III
communications concerning he affairs
he has been appointed. 10 look 'alser
shoslld be addressed to hin there.
& However, Major Hunters 5llrst duti \,
those OF examining the records u, the
tinted states War Department. wtth5the
view Of finding the missing links and
supplying records bearing upon Vlr-
ginia military history. will necessarily
Keep him In WASHINGTON much OF \ ms
time for many wesks 10 3l come, and nd he
Will have d branch Office there, In lis
absence from Richmond from time to
time tho state Librarian WILL look q. after ~
his desk and give prompt attention 70
ali mail matter. and TO all business per
talnirg to the Office. "a
Major Hunter is now preparing an M. az g.
dress to veterans and others. which VIII
Z bo issued m a few days and mailed
throughout the state. In this address
tlo will explain fully the duties Of the
new office Re has been called to iii and
how veterans may assist II, the good
work to be done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
THE WAR
in sTHE EAST
WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH THAT STUART $
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE .WAGING &
..5 AGA1NsT ALL FoRMs OF STOMACH
TROUBLE, CAN ONLY END
K. ONE WAY, i
DY,PEPSlA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tho great and effective work OF Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets is no. longer con-
fined to America, They are being used
now all over the world, for their fame has
spread throughout foreign countries. and
they cure dyspepsia in all. lands and all
climates Just as well as they do at home.
In fact, surroundings and conditions never
interfere With the successful work OF
Stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets, not even the
conditions Of the stomach Itself. They
70 ahead in their own natural way, re-
gardless of the stomach, and digest the
food that the bad stomach cannot digest,
and permit that organ to do Just as 1T
pleases-rest up, take a vacation. get well
or what not. Tho stomach. however, nj
ways makes It a point to! get well when
1T has nothing else to do. That's what
stonachs always have done and will con-
stinuc TO do when they have the oppor-
3tunity.
A prominent Detroit physician says: II
prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for
all cases OF stomach trouble, have tried
many prescriptions, including a number
Of my own, but find nothing that gives
such universal relief as this remedy They
are natural harmless and thoroughly eff
fectlve& in their work, and while have
Il natural antipathy to patent medicines,
II do not hcsitatet to 9prescribe and recon-.
mend Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on all
occasions
stuart Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by all druggists at 30 cents a box. They are
so VOL known and their popularity Is so
great that q druggist would us soon
think Of. being out Of alcohol or quinine,
The above testimony Of the physician is
no exception. Intact, physicians are pre-
sscrIbing them all over the land, and IL
your own doctor Is real honest with YOU
he will tell you frankly that there Is
nothing on earth so good for dyspepsia
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Ia bets;
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u 3 [
company would save the import duty
as loose tobacco " admitted tax free
tinte Australia. SO well established and
50 valuable ara the brands Of the punlops
factory that when the trust cot control
OF their Factory no change IN the name
MAS made, not even to the adding OF the
work company, 1t Is incorporated simply
az David Dunlop, Al ~
The plans Of the British Amsrl can3
Company. 1t Is said arc to utilize the
Dunlop factory fer their entire business
In petersburg as the factory ~ located
on tho line or the railway and SAVES Tie
trouble and expense at drayasa necessary ri
IN the case OF the Cameron factor y,sS.
Considerable improvements have psfil
made at the Dunlop factory since II wan
leused by tn trust AMI seyera thousandS
dollars kaye been expended III mas htnst'sss
floors ana other ite,ns TO ada 70 the psqs
ducinS capaclty,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
MAY CLOSE
THE FACTORY

The sale OF the Cameron tobacco bust
ness to tho RritshrAmerican Tobacco,
Company will probably result in tho
closing Of the Cameron factory In Pes
tersburg and the enlarging OF tie outfit
OF the Dunlop factory, now controlled
by The trust, 1t is reported that the
Cameron factory at Petersburg will Sbe
closed, and that the manufacture OF their.
we'll known brands viii DO carried on in;
Australia, since by this the tobacco
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No Man OF Woman
Can Have Dyspepsia
AND STILL BE ABLE,fATTRACTIyEE
AND sPopULAR-A CERTAIN 4 CURE "a

AND STILL BE AGREEABLE, ATTRACTIVE
AND PorULAR-A CERTAIN ii CURE 81
IN REACH OF ALL. h; If
TiieresIs nothing 4 that will put YOU q
the front 50 rapidly IN the business or
social world as a cheerful disposition and
a pleasant appearance Other things be-
ing equal, people will 80 out Of their way
to give the fellow a lift who always wears
a cheerful countenance. The man or wo-i
man with a cranky disposition and a sour
face will a ways meet with an Indifferent
IL not chilly reception. The commercial
traveller, who Is tho recognized business
Barometer, appreciates better than any
one the value of this rule, and governs
his actions accordingly.
Dyspepsia destroys all the agreeable
qualities that enter into man or wo-
mans makeup. 1t Is almost q human i'm
possibility for any one with a severe case
OF dyspepsia to look pleasant. The con-
.tin,ous. miserable. cast-down feeling IS
bound to make itself shown In the APP
pearance and conversation.
Il Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the suf.i
fcrers certain cure. They are SO recog5
nlzed all over the world The cures they
have brought about and the happiness
they have caused and the suffering they
have relieved has made their name q
word In all the English-speak.
ing world. g 5
The reason that stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets are a certain cure is that they are a
natural cure. There is nothing to pre-;
vent them curing. They contain the es-
sential ingredients OF the digestive fluids
of the stomach. and simply do the iden-
.tica work of tho stomach. relieving that
weakened organ and permitting it to rest
and rccuperate. Could anything be more
simple or natural? They are bound to
cure. They cannot help themselves. 1t
Is just like putting a now stomach into q
mnn-lc that We're possiblc--und letting
the old one go Off on a Yaca ton, Rest Is
what 1t needs. Nature will do her own
work OF restoration never fear.
SLuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc for sale
by all druggists at 20 cents q box. All
druggists means all druggists, They
Have become so necessarylEto the people
that tho druggist sipplySElas to keep
them anyway. There are other remedies
that he can make much more money on
~ he could sell them, but lie can't. He
will not take chances on losing his GUS
toners by not always having on hand a
supply Of stuurts Dyspepsia Tablets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
Her VVONDERFU L ESCAPE
Miss Katherine L. Farley Of 65 Weir Street. Taunton Was About
to Go to the Hospital in Consumption When Father Johns
Medicine Cured terDoctors Said She Could NotB Cured
Cures Colds and All Throat and Lung Troubles. sSss

IWlll gladly give YOU permission To aid
my name to tho list OF those IT has c1,feds
stls what / ray Is tr,e. I will also ~
pleased to answer any letters or tal ki
viii, any one who wishes to call or write
tn ne at my home. tHigned} Miss Hath
orine r.. Farley, 65 Weir Street, atis.tlo's
Mass 4 81 a IL !. w ii |, TX
Cures ali throat and lung trouble y
Not Il patent medicine and Tree l1s ro..la
9noisorous druEs. Of alcohol: fifty years itis5
,,ss. Father Johns Menlclne is for! sf n
sby owens q Minor Drug Co, 1n7 E s1s' n VA
Main street, city Drug store 144f tE q a.
Main Street; Pcoples Dr1g Store, 3ee98
Williamsburg avenue; Eortlslds Il harm "
acy, aO1 North Fifth Street, PINE street
PHARMACY, a34 South Pine nv. st
Pharmacy. 2GOl venable street. !.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
BEE TREE RAILROAD.
Charged With Handling Stamps
Stolen BY Burglars.

fal Especial q 10 }IHc Lti"es-11lspitlGl,J i. II
Tree Railroad Company, OF Ashcyillc.}
rotary of State With $4,000 capital, TIC
pnrpose being the construction. e. u IA rail-
Diary OF Buncombc county,to Swannanna
Station. ongthe Southern, Railroad, y dis
3taEce Of eight miles. Tho inNorrprators
Aaan a 4 e. a' Molfe ali d ahshe1,s
I The North Carolina Corporation Com,
mission has set March Fad as the date
for tho hearing OF the. petitilon !, en- the
mission To discontinue q, lumbei'gof flag
stntions along the Carolina Central bc-s
tween Hamlet and yNiimin ston lha com
m'sspn for aa M ION
Without the consent Of The commission,
and this petition. pepding 4, tsi 70 cover this
breach Tie citizens .ol Acknowledgment 81
seaboaHrd from ,diiscontiNulng tile stations
State Auditor Dixon states that',m
s s tg lsss iaTe any hs s
settled UP 10 this date last Year. This ~
regarded as cenclusiye evidence OF Tho
easy financial condition OF he farnera
Tax collection this year Is much easier
AT noon to-day Charles q. Jones. Of
tsoldsboro wasSarraignnd before United
States Comnlissioner John N.nl.ois on ING
ing Them 10 be stolen from tile post
Offices ali l.aGrange and Apex by bur-
glars, WHO blew open the safes Tones
waived examination and gave bond Tor
his appearance AZ the next term Of The
JnDes who forceaH. IL Godfrey of ,Iones-
hN,c.%to pay $1,000 fqr the letnrr Of tie
,sCo9 STATE bonds that wore stolen from
Il year ago, Jones claimed that he adj
yonced money to II stranger on the bonds,
not knowing that they We're stolen, The
money has since been returned 70 God
Since tho decision Of lthe Supreme
Court in the Patterson case some Of the
listlllcrs have adopted q licNY arrange
meiit for supplying their customers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
The City Enjoined.
snecial 10 Tic Tltnps. Dispatch

--- tt5rcc1ttf 1900
II, A. NIcEelli to-day isslled order re-
straning tho city from proceeding with
The work OF constructing a grade crossing
on North Tryon street, one Of the Lead
Stlf1 is tle Seaboard Air Line Railway.
and Summons has been issued upon Mayor.
p, NJ. Brown To appear In the Chamberlss
next Monday, when tho complaint VIII
be formally con sidercd. \,
rho matter promises to DO one Of tho
HARDEST fought litigations that over oc- G.
cured here. A. ss.38 w ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15

throughout Tie Stats TlIey are establish
Ing branch places Or houses just over
the Virginia lilo. shipping tho liquor there
aud reshlpplng 1t from that point 10
North carolina customers. a disiillery ut
Hamlet 1T was learned yesterday, has
rented 81 place IN Suffolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-15
. Swanson Not Talking.

Representative Swanson said to-day
that he did not care To discuss his cam
didacy for the nomination to the gov
ernorship. which was suggested by the for,
mai announcement OF the candidacy or
Captain Willard In The Times dispatch
OF yesterday. There is not the slightest
ground for the iunor Which has beeh
going the Wounds periodically that MIS-
Swanson would firaly decide to With
draw from the contest, II il certain
= that he has no intention Of doing 50
now, and does not foresec any con!inr
Ecrcy which may rise TO cause him 10
change his present determination 70 fe-
main In tho fight to tho end.
Mr.. Hay was not surprised at the
failure OF the Speaker to name him one
Of the committee appointed to Invests
gate charges made by tile Postotiicc De-
partlnent against members OF Congress
jp connection with obtaining increases
III salaries and allowances for clerk hire
In third-class Offices. He told me before
The FIouse had oven voted for tvs ap-.
pointrlent OF such committee that II
one We're agreed upon he wonld not be
named, Huysis the most Incorporating
,nan ngthe Democratic side, II make 1t
n fixed rule Teyer toEasres 10 at3Whlch
/ oppose he said one day recently. AS
lie generally Is opposed to4anything "
Republican advocates, the majority knows
that hc Is not a good mar to whom
To talk Cancellation ana compromise, ana
none Of them kEows, II better than
Speaker Cannon,
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~ ~ b is vi
At Trinity.

The celebrated Daily Qunr,ette will sing
lat Trinity Methodist CHURCH to5night
and "Wednesday night. Services seyarS.
night lhlS Reels,
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR RSALE-FIVEA ACRES HALF MILE NORTH
Of City limits: miie from street and Seat
tie Posofiice Substaiun lays well; good school house
on adjoining five: plated into 20 lots good water at
depth of 80 feet plenty OF wood; Is the main coun
~ road and the street and city water will be
tended past the land in time fine sandpt so feet
wide 600 feet long and six feet deep Is In the middle Of
the land Is believed that thousands of loads of sand
may be sold from this pit at 50c load at the pit and
with the top soil saved the land will still be good One
OF the largest school houses in Seattle used sand from
this pit in paserng the entire building aer the sand
VAS passed on by the City Building Inspector. The
land viii be In demand soon for n homo or homes
Complete abstract Of title. Price 81 80 cash.
Fine lot, J0xli4 with small house for $50 cash.
Fine lots 5xl4, walking distance from University.
at from s225 TO $500 for onethird down. balance time 10
suit; t0 monthly or In and two years. Other
lots AT $3.50 to $780, half cash. balance In year: all al
per cent. interest.
Also, other property for sale.
VIM. Metcaif. 1912 Eastern Ave.
Seattle Wash
The National tribune., 1904-07-07
PENSION BLANKS.
O@cial Forms for Use Of Attornev,
and Agents ut Low Prices.

We are prepared to furnish the follow
ing blank forms upon application:
1. Declaration for Invalid Pension. Ac,
Of June u, 1880, and May 8, 1900. This
form has been amended to meet the re-
quirements of the age Order" of March
10, 19O4J
.. Declaration for Guardian of Children
Under 16 Years of Age.
3: Declaration for Original Pension of
a Widow.
4. Declaration for Restoration to the
Rolls.
5. Power Of Attorney.
q. Articles of Agreement.
Z. Declaration for Increase of Invalid
Pension.
8. Declaration for Original Invalid Pen.
sion, under Act of July IA, 1862.
8. Declaration for Dependent Mothers
Pension, Act Of June 81 1890
10. Declaration for Dependent Fathers
Pension, Act of June %. 1890.
IL. Power Of Attorney and Articles of
II. Declaration for Rerating of an In
valid Pension.
13. Declaration for Increase Of Invalid
Pension, Act Of June q, 1890, and Nav o.
1900 CThis form has been amended to
meet March tns requirements of the age Order"
IA. Declaration for Widows Claim for
Pension, Act of June u, 1890, and May 8,
Is. Large General Afidayits.
16. Small General Afidayits.
II. Physicians Affidavits.
IS. Accrued Widows.
ID. Remarked widows application for
restoration to the pension rolls. under Act
of March 3, 1901, and amendatory act of
Feb. %, 1903 =.
In ordering please order by number.
These blanks are all according fo fbe
form authorized by the Commissioners of
Pensions, and are printed on good paper.
They will be sent by mail to any adj
dress, postpaid. at the rate Of S5 cents
for SO: 65 cents for 100. or IS Der l.OlO
assorted. Lots Of 1000 or more by en-.
press.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Wasasinaton, d. G.
The National tribune., 1904-07-07
Headquarters Grand Army of the Republic,
Memorial Hall.
General Orders No. H.

General Orders No. H.
Chicago, ILL.,, June q, 1904.
Proposed amendments to the Rules and
Regulations, Ritual and Service Book have
been submitted by the several Departments
as follows:
BY the Department of Massachusetts
Amend Article ~, Chapter /, Rules and
ing:
Women who served as Army Nurses in
the same war and between the same dates,
and who are in receipt of United States
pension for such service, shall be eligible
to honorary membership, and may be ad-
mitted in the same manner as is provided
in Article III, Chapter IL. for the admis-
sion of members. They shall not be en-
titled to the countersigns, nor be present
at any regular meeting, and they shall be
exempt from the payment of fees or dues.
By the Department of Massachusetts
Amend Article ", Chapter l. by insert
ing a clause making eligible to membership
in the Grand Army of the Republic the
acting Assistant-Surgeons of the civil war.
BY the Department of Delaware:
To so amend the Rules and Regulations
as to authorize Posts in any Department
which, through its Encampment. has au-
thorized such action, to admit any member
of Camp of Sons of Veterans into the
Post room, upon the taking of such obliga
ton as the Department Encampment may
prescribe and whereby the secrets Of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be kept
inviolate.
By the Department of Minnesota:
BY adding to the service for Burial of
the Dead" following the recital by the
Third Comrade (page AZ of Service Book
the foifowing:.
The Post Commander shall then step for
ward and deposit small American flag
upon the coffin. saying: ''In behalf of the
Grand Republic for whose integrity and
unity our late Comrade (naming him) of
fered his services during the war of the
rebellion, deposit this flag. Farewell"
BY the Department of Illinois:
Resolved. That the Commander-in- Chief
and the Adjutant-General are directed to
omit from future editions of the Service
Books the words in the obligation of the
Post Comma nder: "All the property Of the
Department, including Charter. Books of
Records, and Post papers, to the Depart
ment Headquarters. as required by the
Rules and Regulations"
The purpose of this amendment being
to provide that only the Rituals shall be
returned to Department Headquarters. the
Post so dsbanding depositing their other
effects in such institution as the Post
may select and the Department Commander
approve.
representative of the National Encamp-
ment from their respective Departments a
copy of this Order.
BY Order Of
JOHN G.. BLACK,
Commander in Chief.
CHARLES A. PARTRIDGE,
Adjutant-General.
The National tribune., 1904-07-07
MOVE ELITES.

NATURAL AUTUMN LEAVES AND RocKy
IN MOUNTAIN FLOWERS
For dollar will send any OF the following heaa
tiful pieces named:
One Bouquet OF Leaves,
One Basket or Leaves,
One Book Of Leaves,
the three for $50; IL you want something differ
enf, wreath or several small plecaA Write me- In
closing stamp just what you want, and Will make IL
and give you reasonable terms These leaves are mar
DU0Er SOUND AGATEss AND sKA-sHELLs
sent postpaid 10 any address on receipt OF 25c In
silver or stamps Address Liiiie A. Burns Orcas san
Juan Co., wash.
The National tribune., 1904-07-07

LNOR SALE-TWO GREAT IA ARGAINS-s0 Acres
OF level land. one-haif clear rest In timber; on q
good public road near two free pixies and only nine
miles from town OF 10 900 Inhabitants; frame house
almost new, one and a half story: orchard. and other
smafrt near pOstoice. school and church IL sold
soon. u 100 cash viii bny 1t. The lives in
other state A snap Also q small frame house, barn,
summer Kitchen lots Of fruit 10 of land: good
road, near school and church; owner died short time
ago. Just the place for some old soldier; near Grand
Army Post II sod soon can be bought for 500. For
full particulars address Thomas :. Vawer, R.R 4,
Madison, Ind. Also 100 other farms on list.
The National tribune., 1904-07-07
I1oR sALE-5oo ACRES ONE AND A HALF

Ion SALE-5oo ACRES ONE AND HALF
II miles from Dexter, Iowa House cost $s 00: large
barn; windmill: two weIis 30 under cultivation
balance $50 acres In pasture well fenced This Is
good farm. Price $S5 per
Eighty acres five miles from Muscatine. Fir<-class
sweet potato and watermelon land. and can raise any
kind OF grain; black sand irrgating pump 500:
good house and barn. Price $50 per
one hundred and thirteen acres I'm Vernon County
Mo. 30 acres good land under cultivation balance in
pasture and timber thfeerOom house. tarn TWO wells
plenty OF fruit; seven miles from Nevada Countys seat
Price $50 per
have all kinds OF farms large and smali also MOD
ern improved houses and lots OF all descriptions. IL
you want To buy something good see me before buy
Ing. Geo. w. Kecker. si7 f. s;h st. Muscatne. Iowa