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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24

Silver Serumgard has pulled out of
the race for states attorney. This
leaves the field to Will H. Carleton
and liver Jacobson, the latter gentle
man no doubt running on the inde-
pendent ticket that is to be sprung on
the voters in the near future. Mr..
Jacobson is republican-when it is
convenient. He goes into a republi-
can convention and failing of a nom
ination, concludes to run independ-
ent. He claims to have 500 affida-
Wits, we are informed, stating that he
is, and always has been a repub-
lican. We have one here, given to
the democrats in 1888, that, compar-
ed with the 500, does not loom up
very big, but in language it beats the
500 all hollow:
/, liver Jacobson, Of Griggs Co.,
do hereby declare myself inde-
pendent Of all parties, politic-
ally, but am a firm supporter Of
Grover Cleveland.
IVER JACOBSON.
We have nothing against Mr.. Jacob
son as man, but we contend that as
he is politician and a seeker after
Office his record should be shown up.
He has been states attorney of this
county for eight years and we think
someone else should be given a
chance. Mr.. Jacobson has no life
lease of this office and ought to be
willing to retire-and we have an
idea that he will be retired. Mr..
Will H. Carleton, the republican
nominee for states attorney, is just as
capable of fulfilling the duties
of that Office as the present incum-
bent, Mr.. Jacobson. The latter, dur
ing the last term Of court, called in
outside counsel to do his work. We
claim that Mr.. Carleton has the same
right, if he be elected, to ca II in as
sistance as Mr.. Jacobson, and as the
pay will no doubt come from the same
source, it is just as fair for one as the
other. Voters of Griggs county, give
some other man a show and not give
one man a life lease for this Office.
Vote for Win H. Carleton, for states
attorney.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24
Convention C,ll1ina.s..

Over one hundred delegates attended
the first state w. G.. T.U convention
North Dakota, atJamostown, Sept. 26-
20. II was honored by the presence Of
that notable woman, who has been
styled "the Napoleon of the woman'ss
cause" Susan B. Anthony, who address
'ee a mass meeting on two oevcnings at
the rink, which was filled to overflow
ing on these occasions. Mi $ Anthony
pleaded for the right of franchise for
women, as their only means of accomp-
fishing the reforms for which they arc
laboring with such heroism. Not until
their opinions and desires represent
votes, will they be received with due
consideration. Miss Anthony presents
her arguments, not AS q crank us she is
often portrayed, but with the fervor and
force of a deep conviction, which has.
been the motive power of the forty
active years which she has fearlessly
glyen to this cause, and so earnest and
convincing are her words that sheis
known to have made many converts
among our men even.
Mrs Barker, of South Dakota, forrn~
cr president of the Territorial w. C. T.
U. of Dakota, was also present and
added much to the success and profit of
the convention.
Miss Adelaide Kiunear, our Dakota
president presided with ease and ability
at all the sessions. N. Oak. is to be
congratulated in possessing q president
of such efficiency.
The earnestness with which the en-
forcement of the law was talked over
and the busy questions which repre-
sentative Of the law was Piled, was
evidence enough that this convention
had met for actual work and praeticaf
results If any were possible of attain
ment. The ruling motive in the hearts
of these noble women was the belief that
1t is the duty of every citizen, male or
female, "to make the country better IN
which we live"
l x1OH. AuOJuU1. w. UAIucE, VI DSGkV1tS
Mich, has accepted an invitation to bs
present and deliver an address at the
laying of the corner stone Of tho
woman's temperance temple in Chicago,
the ceremonies to take place the 1st. Of
Nov. next. He is stockholder in tho.
temple and an ardent suffragist. JOS
eph Cook has expressed his deep regret
at not being able to be present ON
that occasion, saying "my whole heart
is with your enterprise. The occasion
will be marked by very fine street dis
play. Two or three thousand children
are expected to be in line with banners
All Unieas and Loyal Legions may
send for linen lists for autographs of
members to be placed in the temple.
Atemple mite box, bulletin and descrip-
tive card IS sent to any one receipt Of 3
two cent stamp addressed to Mrs. Ma
tilda B. Carse, 145 Ashland Boulevard,
Chicago.
Every woman who has patriotic
love for her country will doubtless want
an iaterest In this temple which means
moro to women than any building yet
erected.
= IN
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24

Republicans and democrats arc
working hand in hand so far as the
county ticket is concerned, but when
it comes down to voting for state and
legislature, party lines WILDE drawn
and each party will work for a victory.
See that you vote the straight re-
publican and legislative ticket.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24
7 H f c. o U R / E R
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
PERCY R. TRUBsHAw.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Official DIRECTORY
Stair oFFIcERs.

STATE OFFICERS.
Go>erner-John Miller.
Lieut.. Governor-Alfred Dickey.
Secreiary-John Flittie.
Aus1ltor-John p. Gray.
Treasurer l.. &. Booker.
Superintendent Of Public lnstruction-w.J j.
Attorney General-Geo. F. Goodwin.
Supreme Court Jndges-Guy C. II. Corlise,
Alfred Wallin. j NJ. Bartholomew.
Railroad Commiss' onere-David Bartlett, Geo
8. Montgomery, T. 3. underhill.
Commissioned Of Labor-H. T. Helgeeen.
Commissioner Of Insurance-A. L. Carey.
Congreesman-H. C. Hansbrough.
Judge District Court. Fifth District --RodericE
Rose. Of Jamestown.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24
CooPERsTowN. GRIGGs n, 1880.

For pure egotism and self esteem,
the letter published in the last
COURIER by w. T. McCulloch, the
candidate for the legisla-
ture on the democratic ticket, takes
the biscuit. In it he sets himself up
as the coming Messiah for the farm
ers. He will cause a season Of pros
perity to settle over Griggs county
and every farmer shall roll in wealth
and have government office. He
will reform the government Of the
state and revolutionize things gener-
ally. All this he will do if he can
only glide into the legislature on the
backs of the farmers. All this he
will do, brother farmers, if you only
send him-W. T. McCulloch, to the
legislature. Now what has this
martyr i'll the agricultural cause
done for the farmers of Griggs
county. Two years ago when the
county was short of seed wheat and
FIJI. Adams, at the request of needy
farmers, introduced bill for their re-
lief, he opposed it with might and
main and called it scheme to impose
extra burdens on the farmers of the
county. Why did he do this? Be
cause he had seed wheaton sale, and
he did selli at an advance of market
price OF from 10 to IS per cent. This
is how he helped the farmers-his be-
loved brothers. And yet he says, do
not thrustusurers upon us. That's SO.
Send man to the legislature who has
no wheat for sale, who has proven
himselfto be, and who is today
better friend to the farmer than this
mugwump who is trying to poke
taffy down the throats of the farmers
OF Griggs county under the guise of
his love for his fellow farmers and
the cloak of the Farmers Alliance.
David Bartlett, the regular nominee
On the republican ticket for the lcgis-
ture, has proven by his record in the
constitutional convention and as a
railroad commissioner that he is willing
to help out the farmer every chance
he gets. The Farmers wanted plat
form, for the loading of grain, put in
at Cooperstown, and through Mr..
Bartlett's efforts it was put here. This
may not be a big item tolook at in
print, butt is big thing for the farmers.
The best representative that Griggs
county has had, was lawyer, and
he proved it by his untiring work for
the farmer in the legislature of two
years ago. Mr.. Bartlett is lawyer.
and we belive he is just as honestas
any farmer that can be sent to the
state capitol. The last legislature
was purely a farmers legislature, and
ithas reputation of being the most
corrupt body of men that has assem-
in the interests Of the people of North
Dakota. Ifyou want to berepresent-
ed by a capable man, a man that can
frame a bill and push it through. a
man that has influence throughout the
state, send David Bartlett and you
will have representative that you,wil
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24

The voters should vote against Gin
creasing the jurisdiction of the
county court" and scratch out
'sfor inceasing the jurisdiction OF
the county court.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24

Every republican ticket cast
should have the names OF F. C. En-
ger, for the senate and David Bartlett
and w, j. Skinner, for the house.
No tickets are straight unless those
names on them.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24
couN.r OFFICERS.

SUUN~1
= Cemmissioners r. G. Cooper, chairman. G.
T.. Mose!ey, II. v. Stafford, Ncls Hemmingeon
Register Of Deeds-Rollef Berg.
sherif-M. L Michaels
District Attorney-Iver Jacobson.
iresa:ssr-knud Thompson.
Auditor-P. A. Megnrd.
surveyor-Martin A. Ueland
supt. of Schools-Dr. Il f. Kerr.
Judge OF Probate-Peter e. Nelson
Coroner-Dr. Kerr.
Commissioners of Insanity-Peter E. Nelson,
T. f. Kerr and lver jacobson.
Justices of Peace-T. E. Warna, Coopers,own,
Paul D. Nelson. Eomness; Aion2o Ellis, Willow; !;
w. A. Baker. Hannaford; N "A. LELAND. Gailatn.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24

1t is said that Walter Muir will
notget 900 votes in his own county
Cass, and bets are being made that
he will not get IS in Griggs.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24
ENDORSED BY M. \
JOHNSON.

The following is copy of a letter
written BY Hon. NJ. N. johnson to Fin
ger Enger, the republican nominee fol
state senator, the original being in MIR,
ENger's possession, where itcan be seen
by those who desire:
JAMESTOWN, N. d., Oct.o, 1890.
Mir. FINGER ENGER, Dear Sir:
l have just heard of your
nomination rs senator from your dis
trict at the convention yesterday and
take great pleasure in Offering my con-
gratulations. 1 am sure you will be
elected by a large minority. see that
David Bartlett was nominated at the
same time for representative. I got
we'll acquainted with him in the consti
tutional convention and know that he
has ability and courage and is absolute
ly incorruptible Heis employed by the
Republican State Central Committee to
make speeches for me and I hope my
friends in Steele and Griggs will see to
it that lie don't lose any votes on ac-
count Of being away electioneering for
me. 1t is time now that we learn to
appreciate good men and be loyal to the
party in all matters both state and
county.
M. N. JOHNSON.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-10-24
Taken UP

Taken UP
Nine calves on Sec. ~ Up. 145 Ranges:
SO. Owner can have same by identify
ing and paying chacgss.
JIG. MILLS,
Hannaford, n. D,
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Administrators Sale
of Real Estate.
"a. w. Mauk. Administrator of

Ga. w. Mauk, Administrator of
James Frazier, ece'd.
Tvs. William ID. Frazier, eg nj.
In Probate Court OF Hooking County u
In pursuance of an order of sale
to me directed. by the Probate Court of
said County, will offer at Public Auction
on Saturday december goth A. D. 1890. at
O'Clock Z. ". on the premises. The fol-
lowing described Real Estate, iree ofdOwer
situated in the county of Hooking and
state Of Ohio and bounded and described
as follows; TO wit: The East half OF the
South West quarter and the north west
quarter Of the south west quarter of Sect.
mum Der thirty six, (3jj Tow nship number
thirteen C3), Range number Seventeen %
containing t0i.55 Acres. Also one other
tract being part OF the South half OF the
north w.st quarter Of the same Section
township and range, aforesaid. Beginning
at the south east corner OF said lot, thence
west thirty one chains and five links to
the south west corner OF the east haif OF
the south wet quarter of the North west
Qu .Tter oil said section, thence north elev-
en- cha ains and ten links to post, thence
east tw.nty one chains and severity fve
links to- past, from which W. onk 30 IN.
diameter, bears 3. 80 degrees East "a links
chestnut IA in. in diameter, south 20
degrees, west links. thence south eight
chaius & seventy links to post from
which II hickory 6 in. ID, bears South
degrees. East 4 links elm 4 inches
in diameter, north IA degrees, East 30 links
thence East eight chains and 40 links To
the east line Of said sOnth hall, thence
south one chain and sixty links to begin
ming, containing 25.5i acres, containing In
all 1909 acres.
Appraised at $685. 90
Terms OF sale: Oae thirfi cash. one third
i'm one year and one thru in two years
from day OF sale, deferred payments TO
pear inter-, st Mt per cent per annuin and
.ecured by mortgage Oh premises sold.
A. W, Mauk, Administrator.
VIC. Lowry Atty iOr Pitt.
1890 Nov. 20 4w
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FARM FOR SALE.

A good farm of 214 acres
1-2 mile north of Swartz's s
mill and post office and
known as the John Beery
farm. On the premises is a
'welliDg house an excellent
barn spring house and other
necessary outbuildings.
About one hundred acres
of the farm is number one
timber land the balance be-
ing under cultivation.
! will sell at a bargain
and on good terms. Any
one desiring to buy a farm
should consult me at the
grocery and baking estab-
lishment of A. Bauman
Lancaster, 0.
JACOB Ell. KIRN.
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Our VERY BEST line of Walk.
er Plush Sacques that sell for $50
and S35 We will close out
tor $25 Il S27 Just think of it! a
sa wing of s5 TO IS
Plush .Jackc's at 80 60
Z Length Plush Jackets with heavy
>a'1n Linlngs tor $l4.00 and SIS 90
worth much more a lot OF the
finest qualities of Plush 4 length
with and without vest fronts. Roll
ing CulInrs of Plush Astrnkan or
Fur. for Is. IS. 90 and 25 dollars
The incest gOods in the State for
the price. Sold earlier in the
Season at much higher figure
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Koch and Consumption.

D.. Koch of Berlin claims to
have found q cure for consumption.
His me, bod is 10 kill the bacllie
thai he thinks cYuses thu disrase.
He may be'r,gbt. time and further
Developments aIore can show. just
at present, DIR. Koch is drawing on
hlmseif the wrath and envy of
every one horse doctor in the
world. As we said. there is no way
telling Just what may result from
DR.. Koch'e discovery. but the idea
held by too many. that The proper
thipy 10 do is TO hoot at every new
ppciect in the scientific world is Mt
terly ami wholly wrong. Every
vice man who hes added in any
Ryeat degree to the sum of human
knowledge has had to contend a
gaintt the same old fogy 'deas Of
otherwise intelligent people. DR..
Eoch may meet with the failure
that overw belmed DR. Brown See
guard. He may be ch ising a will
o the -wiep. but don't condemn him
without trial. he Is showing q
great deal Of good sense in failing
70 give tn the world his discov-
cry. Once the discovery is known
ssd every quack in .he world would
b prscti ing on confiding patients
and the result would be tha: tbous-
apds sf fai,lures would result rom
asee that might be successful. Let
Or. Koch have time. he may be
right and may he enabled to fnall.
do q great deal toward arresting
the rsvaccs Of the dread disease
that has for ages brought woe
mIllivns # households. Ii he faIis
tSs worthy Doctor will have failed
In Q good cauee. Whatever the
result, treat the man with courtesy
and his work with consideration.
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Mad Dogs.

There has been considerable
excitement i'm Logan and vlcim.
lily in he past weeks cOnrcrn-
ing The nrnp"l,ie presence of a
few mad dogs among us. One
or wo persons and several dogs
were bitten out al Mayvl!te and
'he people al that place are
mn. Il eXriied concerning Their
safety. Several dogs we're seer
to have hard fits en our sire *
lasI Sunday, which however
provo,i ia be fits caused by
poison. Some quiet citizen is
fec iishly enslansering The lives
OF his fellow :Ownsman bv
reaping his revenge on the canine
tribe in The above mentioned
way. To be bitten by a dog
,ruihirg at The month in a III
caused bv tie effects of poison j,
lusi as hazardous as TO be- bitten
by one ln hydrnphobic condi-
tion. We are sarpri,ed al any
person. supposed to be living iu
an age of intelligence, being So
lnsl 10 reason as 10 poison a half
'IoZen dogs and let them run
ioose among our people and
children. Ii, the grinding an
'ipathy for the canine ,rib.
t ims itself IN he heart OF IL |
nan, the in'ellisen! and sal.
hing 10 do would be to dispatch
The animal Immediately and MOI
II a low. nh.lerhand way throw
the dog into fits by The use of
l'oison ahd tins erdanser The
community aud the innocent
that might chance tn
play VII, ihe poisoned dog.
Wherein would lie the sweet
ness OF revenge, should the
;"an's own child struggle with
iea'h. in spasms CT madness
10 befal: her innocent
life. by The bite Of a ragsipg dog
At the eventful hands Of her
ioison dealing father. We re-
peat that We are surprised al the
lack reason of some one i'm our
own. Ii You mu>i kill the dogs
,lOot them down and then all
'anser TO The innocent is avert
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A Journalistic Backyard.

The editor If he i.aacasie
( s-Ohie Democrat, Ia ihe las
issue of his paper before ms. ad
versises himself as low, dirt.
suouihed BLACKBOARD.
The SENTINEL took occasios
recensly TO make a ccnipimen
sary personal mention OF Jac.
Wright, the elected Prosecu.ins
Attorney of Fairfield county b,
= majority Of over 1900 over IN:
boiling competitor.
The editor whom we only mel
0oce. Ind treated with gentle
manly and professional courtesy
lakes occasion to say ci us dirt.
loo things which no seniiema.
would utter. We have inform.
ION touching the pedigree %
the Lancaster imported dog. bp
The sentinel is not on the bus
tor sknnks of his kind. The
SeniineI will he on guard ai,o
hold ITS place when The HessiaI
with lice and fees on him will b.
hunting oiker places tor specuia
iiOn.
But the mean thing which VI
want 10 resent is The Infamous
words of a so called Democratic
paper, as against Jack Wnsh'
Jack Wright, as may be saie
of all his people, ask not do the,
need help in maintaining then
individuality & from any one. Bu
when an as.a..l; is made by "a.
unknown b;ackg:rd upon an
elected officer. ih- Democrats o.
Hooking. Fairfield and PER-!
come without, invitation not In
defence, because defence is poi
needed. bu. in Indignation {"
protest against professional
iufamy.
The Lsnraster "Ohio Demo-
crat'' says: Jack Wright. in words
10 this effect. left Hooking be-
cause he could be no longer toi-
Grated.
Jack Wright lef, Logan with
his parents when bnt q STRIPPING
hoy. leaving in has going away
lhe regrets oil all his companions
with their wish for success III lI>
new home
He has made a man ef himself
and The Democrats of Hooking
are proul of him. When The Sen
linei sail he's a coming man and
it would be-our delight as IT is
our phophecy shat he may come
10 hold a place in The parliament
Of the Republic. The miserable
cur of the "Denncrai.' SAYS he
g more likely 10 60 10 the lanes
vile stone pile.
This from paper claiming %
be respectable, from paper
to be Democratic
But Shaw We are sick of tie
vubiect.
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JUpas Huffman ,s c"hd"c'i"S
\ourl ,nis week. anu IL di' p"si"
p busiuess OF business with ui>-
lion. Judge Hoffman has
= ku1e many persona' ifiends ~
1ffucking. ami ranks among IN
.R,les, Jarests q; he State.
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Magical Effect

that have suffered very little inconven.
lcnce. have also used it in my family, with
excellent results, In coughs, colds, &c.,
VIM. Il. Quartly, MinlatOn, Australia.
Gin the spring of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va,
I was prostrated by severe attack Of ty.
phoid pneumonia. My physicians exhausted
their remedies, and for one year was not
able to even articulate word. BY the ad.
vice Of DR.. Shaw tried Ayers Cherry Peo
toral, and to my surprise and great Joy, In
'ess than one month could converse easily,
in q natural tone of voice. I continued t.
improve and have become since well man.
I have often recommended the Pect0ral, and
have never known it to fail."- George B
Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind.
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A lot OF Misses cloth Jackets
al 81. SD and 81 80. Col"E-Ga'-
net, trimrd with t'ack as'rakan
and cord loops Ais" tan and
brown stripe, with navy blue
frouis. These are neat and
serviceable garments, for nom
nal sum. less than the cost o.
making.
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band. He was warned to desist from this
uncalled for abuse, bnt needed not, and
rs consequence the White Caps paid
him visit in December, 1889, and he
was treated to dose of the same severe
punishment that he had been infiicting
upon his dcfenseless family. Mr. and Mrs
johnson were suspected by him as being
the instigators of the White Cap visit
After receiving the courtesies of the
knights of the lash," Miller went on
protracted spree. In the afternoon Of
January 16. after beating his wife out
rageously. he drove her from the house
and she sought refuge and protection
from the demon at the home Of her SIS
ter. The fact that his sister-in-law and
her husband offered shelter and succor
to his mnch abused wife only served to
augment his thirst for revenge he har-
bored because OF their suppose participa-
tion in the White Cap visit. He was
passing the johnson residence about
o'clock in the afternoon when he met
Mrs. johnson in the road and drawing a
revolver he ]eveled 1t 1t her and fired.
The bail, 3 32-calibre, took effect in the
woman's neck ard after lingering for
several days, during which time sine suf-
fered tortures untold, she expired.
While Mrs. Johnson lay writing in
agony In the road where she had fallen.
Miller, who was By this time rsvenous in
his thirst for blood, rushed into tho
house with the intention OF killing
the husband Of the woman whom
he had already left for dead.
This he would have done had not
Mr.. johnson interpreted tho meaning OF
the demon-like glare OF his eye and
rushed upon and seized him before he had
time to use the revolver. A desperate
struggle ensued but Miller, though a
tower of strength, was overpowercd by
the man who realized that his life de-
pended op his exertions ;st that moment.
johnson cid not know at the time that
Miller had shot bis wife before entering
the house,
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APPOiN rMENr NOTICE.


Estate of John Shaw deceased.
The uudersi gned has been appointed and
qualified us Administrator of the estate OF
John Shaw, late of Hooking county,
ce ceased Dated ~ is 4t'i dav cf eeCein-
her, 1880. JOHN A.ShAW,
Dee. 4, uN +.~--....a.t.t'o-
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WaW sell q fen Plush

" tIC OCCt u /CW L GUOH
Sacgues for S14.O0,
40 in. long Wih seal 01na-
ments G00d S0 tin Lining,
eQua2 10 any go0ds sold this
season by any one atSI7,0O
Another lot still letter,
Heavy Satin Lined, Seal
Ornaments, 2 in. facing
CAama pockets, Collar IN
one piece loose or hgftM-
ting for only $40. so ant
$500. Price early IN
the Seascn S24.00.
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Subscription Price $3.50
NE JOB PRINTING A SPECIALITY.

Aul,k ..s...i oVJ W, ntesSe n"' z
heen exami,.. d bcio'e 'heIFes
rnt Grand Sury.
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TnH detectives who hav"
been working on the ksian mar
dor case have cundac,~d them
selves, auiumg our citizens aho
nice gentlemen.