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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
DEs MONIES, IA, NEWS ON TEDDY AND
THE MACHINE.

DEs MONIES, IA, NEWS ON TEDDY AND
THE MACHINE.
The country is watching with more
than ordinary interest the OUTCOME OF
the contest In which Governor-elect
Rosse welt o. New York Is engaged
with Senator Platt, On the one side
are Roosevelt and the people nd on
the other the Easy Boss and the ma
chine politicians,
For many years IL has only been
necessary for Platt TO turn tue crank,
the coy wheels fitting perfectly and
all friction being softened by the re-
qulred emolient, TO make the great
machine OF New York politics do It's
work noIselessly aud effectively. At
the present writing, however, the
big engine OF politics is needing re-
pairs. Some cogs are gone, certain
plnlons are out OF plumb and there
are number OF missing links.
Roosevelt Is being asked by Platt TO
help repair the machine aud replies
that he was not elected for this pur-
pose. He was elected TO look after the
interests OF the people and not those
OF the machine. IL Is long time
since 80 much back bone was elected
to the Rubernatlorlal chair In New
York state aud II IL very plain that
there will be music In the air before
long.
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R;[!III|I|9l3II|
IliI!I![I:|
20U Miles

shorter aud a whole half day quicker
than any other line TO Omaha, Kan
sas city, 81. Louis and all other
suthern and southeastern cities,
Three routes east via Denver, St,
Paul, and Billings, Mont. Tickets at
offices OF connecting lines. III you 70
east via Omaha, you can stop of aud
see the Trans Mississippi exposition
A. c. SHELDON.
Gen' agent Portland Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
THE NEW YORK WORLD ON THE TWO
EXTREMES,


At the one extreme is Imperial
Chancellor Dlngley with his rosy
dreams OF cheap empire, selt-sup-
porting dependencies aud economical
congresses.
At the other extreme Is Senator
Hoar, representing the conscience and
the culture Of New England, with his
pessimlstlc prophecy that 1.-The down
fall OF the republic will date from the
administration OF William Mckinley"
Somewhere between these extremes
Of glamor and gloom lies the mean OF
accurate truth.
On the one hand, empire will mean
responsibilities. burdens, times that
will severely test the strength and VI
tallty OF Democratic institutions. On
the other haud, history Ia all It's
stories OF the wreck OF nations has no
precedent for this American people
trained tO self-rellance and self-goY-
ernment, enlightened aud growing
ever more enlightened, and, above all,
the jealous cust0dians OF their own
liberty.
But where IL the true mean between
current pesslmIsm and current OPP
tlmlsm ? Is II nearer TO Mr. Dlngley,
with his visions OF economical con-
gresses, or TO Mr.. Hoar, With his
dread OF the substantial aud immin.
ent menaces Of huge expenditures,
huge taxes. enormous temptations to
public corruption, and Of Aslatic aud
West Indian states, senators, con-
gressmen, electorsp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30

The domains secured under the
treaty yet to be acted upon by the
senate came TO us not as the result Of
a crusade Of conquest, but as the re-
sponse 10 the call OF conscience, which
could not be dlsreRarded by liberty
loving and Christian people.-At At
lanta, Ca, Dec. l5.
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q a 81 IN q III ia.
Bears tho "A The Kind You Have Always Buugf
Signature s Ur4HzZzNx
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II, following the clear precepts OF
duty, territory falls to us and the
welfare of an allen people requires our
guidance and protection, who will
shrink from the responsibility
though IL may be grave PAT Saw
vannah, Ca, Dec. II,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30

y business man, Who
} work at nine In the
morning, takes an
hour for lunch aud
leaves for home al
four or five In the
afternoon, little un-
! d derstands the
hardships Of the
~ life Of the farmer,
IIwho starts 10 work
. at break Of day
I and frequently
works on into the
iight by Iantern-
ight.
A man 10 endure
he hardships of a
ae0uarta Ifln s.twas n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-30
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only 20 the originality and
simplicity Of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which IL is
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by the CALIFORNIA FIa SYRUP Co.
only, u knowledge OF that fact will
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effects, please remember the name Of
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NY fellow citizens, Whatever COW
enants duty has made for US during
the year 1898 we must keep AT Sa.
annah, Ca, Dec. II.
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best interests Of all concerned.- = AT
Savannah, Ca, Dec. II.
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EDITORIAL OPINION.

BRITISH OPINION OF AMERICAN
SOLDIERS.
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san FRANOIao0. CaL.
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PROPOSALS INVITED.

The board OF trustees Of Oregon state Insane
Asylum, hereby invite sealed proposals for
furnishing to the asylum, near Salem oregon,
for six months ending June 30, 1909, goods and
supplies as hereinafter described.
Samples may be seen at the asylum, or secured
from the asylum commIisary, except where
tddder is required to furnish sample.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
MORAN.

Moran was well represented al
the G K convention at Savonburg
last week.
James Mcclure spent a few days
with relatives last week.
The school board chose Miss Mul-
ligen, of Bronson, to teach the In
termedi ate department but sne had
accepted another position before
learning of their decision. Miss
Rannals, of Savonburg, will fill the
vacancy.
Frank Messenger and family have
moved into the house lately occupl.
ed by Mrs Ida Collins.
Samuel Mccormack left Saturday
for a visit with relatives in Bates
City, Mo.
sc Warner has been making inn
provements on his residence.
Mrs Edison has been visiting Te-
latives here lately.
Mrs Young has moved her MILL.
merry INTO the building north of La
cey's jewelry.
Mr. Webster, of Bayard, has NOV
ed to Moran and occupies the house
east of Mrs Swishers.
Sam Knight has moved into the
house vacated by Mr. Mes singer.
Edith and Alice Pember return
ed home Friday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
ELsMo RE.

Dannie Darling, of Mapleton,
spent the most of last week in
Elsmore.
Gerue and Johnnie Buck went
over to Uniontown last Thursday.
G A Reynolds and Vern Camp
hell of Savonburg were in our town
Monday evening.
Hlda Peterson who has been in
Parksville, Mo-, returned home
last week.
Ada and Pearl Donley of Bron-
son were in Elsmore a few days
last week.
Louise Cox is spending this week
in the country.
Chas Woodland and son William
were over to HUMBOLDT Sunday.
Olive Braden assisted by Louise
Cox gave a party at the formers
home last Wednesday which was
attended by about thirty little girls
who had regular "hot time"
Mrs Perry and son Everett spent
Sunday in ElSmore.
Jesse Garard and Homer Jones
who have been working around
Moran a few days last week.
The Olive Branch Sunday School
carried away the prize at the picnic
at Ards grove Saturday for having
the largest delegation present.
The ice cream supper which was
held by the band Saturday evening
was grand success.
F A Brownell, our former sta
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
GENEVA.
Miss KNowLros, Reporter.

Mr.. d. L. Warnes spent Monday in
Yates Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Irwin and Mrs.
O'Brian of Topeka are visiting Rev.
Irwin's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Palmer are the
proud parents of a boy.
d. b. ID. Smeltzer was interviewing
the land owners around Geneva Mon
day.
John and Dan Grimm and Fred
Heinz went to Ossawatomie Monday
to see VIM. Heinz who is reported
very sick.
The young people tried to have 8
picnic on the river near w. Woodruff:
Saturday but the rain gave them 6
good ducking which spoiled theil
program.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.
Another fine rain Sunday.
d. 7. SMITH. Reporter.

Another fine rain Sunday.
These rains are hard on flax that
is down but tits the making of the
corn.
Tom Longstreet and wife expect
TO make visit to Ohio and attend
the reunion.
Born, last week to r S Martin
and wife a daughter, and to Mr.
Mathews and wife a son.
The township board was viewing
the creek bank near the .church
where the wall fell during the
flood, preparatory to having it re-
built.
The supper at Col Days last
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tioD agent, passed through town
one day last week.
HUM ROLpT.
A. W CuNNrNeHAM. Reporter.

James Wakefield sold his house
hold < .ods at auction on the End. He
is going to Tucson, Arizona to begin
life anew.
Arthur Cunningham went to Oma-
ha to see the fair
Nettie Wise of Emporia came down
for weeks visit with Mrs. WithiDg-
ton.
Wessie Wise came down with the
excursion and returned to Emporia
the same day.
A special bank examiner has been
at work on the books of the Hum boldt
Bank for week. Every item Of bus
mess has been traced from the day
the bank began business in Hum boldt
and everything was found correct.
This eslly Is the only way bank
should be examined. An examina-
ton that lasts half q day can't
amount to much.
1t is rumored here that parties have
bought the old Hayward farm and
will start an iron mill.
The X. of p. picnic was a big affair.
They had perfect day and good
time.
Rev. b. G. McQuestion has bee n
voted a vacation of three weeks to
commence next Sunday al $50 p. no.
This preacher has been growing in
favor 30 much with all the people
that the church management thought
best to send him away for spell
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LEANNA
DiEsKAu COURTNEY, Reporter.

The recent rains makes the corn
crop quite promising.
IL A Richardson was over from
Savonburg Saturday and bought T
J Burghart's eggs and butter.
NJ L Afford has been working
for Tom Scantling for the last
week.
There were five cattle buyers in
Leanna Monday.
Roy Haymaker has been visiting
relatives at Ssvonburg for the last
week.
Nellie Smith, of Erie, is visiting
her sister Mrs WIN Knapp this
week.
Mr. Long, of Savonburg, has beer
hired to teach the Leanna schoo
this winter.
Mr. Palstring has contracted foi
the Scotland school.
Bertha Reed is quite SICK.
A d Reed and VIM Knapp wen
to lola Tuesday.
Frank Haymaker and family
have been visiting relatives in Eri'
for the last week.
Quite a number attended the G I
onvention at Savonburg last week
Rev Nj coils preached at tn,
church Sunday evening.
Mrs G w Field and children arr
Miss Ewart, of lola, stopped owe
for a few hours visit with DR. Court
neg while on their way to the Z /
convention.
Frank Moore has gone to th'
Territory to rent farming land.
The following are the names o
those attending 1.-The convention o
the Christian Churches of Neosh,
county held at Erie, August to s
from Leanna; Elder NJ Juggles an,
wife, q w Award aud wife an'
Dieskou Courtney.
The Leanna lamp, VI w A ar
making preparations to attend the
Log Rolling at lola enmasse.
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ed from their visit at Glenlock.
Oracle and Osee Attebery spent
the first of the week with friends
in this neighborhood.
Monday being Frank Curlev's
tenth birthday a party was given
for him. Those present were;
Osee Attebery, Rosa Cramer, lii
lie Alter, Earl Fergus, Johnie and
Frank Wynn and Clyde Moppins
The little folks report fine time
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
SPRING BRANCH,
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.

Charley Springston and family
moved from Mrs Hardin's farm TO
the Atten farm near Silver Leaf.
Flax that has been thrashed
turns out very well.
The recent rains caught consid-
cradle hay down.
Charley Wilmuth and Frank
Delp are helping Mr. Fackler pu,
up nay.
A new girl at Dallas Gillespie,
Sunday.
Quite a number are blowing foi
wheat IN this part. 1t has beer
long time since farmers have
raised wheat on the prairie.
Mr. Waren's mother and step
father visited him the first of tn,
week.
Efie and Maude Hardin visited
at Mr. Capees near Moran las
week.
A family by the name of Wald
ren moved into Harvey Jones''
house on the Moran farm Tuesday.
Every body seems 10 be happ!
since the recent heavy rains. /
practically assures a large corr
crop and il also saved the lat,
millett, Katfir corn, etc.
Everyone will be glad TO know
that Mary Voorhees, has recovered
sufficiently from her severe illness
to be about.
viii Harden came back from
Missouri last week and bid the res
of his friends good bye.
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE
W. F. GERALL, Reporter.

Ed Maxwell went to Moran last
Wednesday.
There was an ice cream party at
Chas Beeman's Saturday night.
Palmer Bros. have sold their
drilling outfit to Lou and VIII
Saving.
Quite a number from this vlcin,
ity attended the X p picnic at
Humboldt last Wednesday.
Irene Lash and AIDA rharp at.
tended the Y p G U convention
at Independence last week.
Last Thursday about forty Of the
Maple Grove congregation met at
the church and had a general clean
ing up of the premises and also put
in a new brick porch aud walk and
a general good time was had.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Twedell,
August 8, a son,
Miss Ball from near lola has
been employed to teach our school
this winter. Emma Beeman will
teach Cottage Grove, and Miss
Campbell, Central Avenue,
Mr. Diamond has been quite sick
for some time, but is improving at
present.
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NEOSHO VALLEY.
G, l., ARNOLD Reporter,

On last Friday afternoon one of
Marion Preston's boys was raking
hay with a two horse rake, when
something got out of tx about the
harness and the boy walked out
on the tongue to fix it. At this
iuncture the horses became fright
ened and began to run and kick.
BY having a firm hold on the
harness and keeping his feet On the
tongue the boy managed to stay up
until the horses ran into a post of
a wire fence and broke the tongue
and let the boy fall. Those who
saw the act cannot see how he es-
capped beng kicked, or mangled by
the rake passing over him, but he
was not hurt. The lake was badly
broken.
There will be a basket meeting
at the grove near c Cleayer's one
week from next Sunday.
S e Bias is in the neighborhood
selling the kitchen cabinet,
Robt Thornton drove from his
home in Arkansas City recently to
bring his mother home and 10 pay
a visit TO the rest of the family.
Mr. Simpson has torn down the
older part of his house and is build
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
PRAIRIE DELL.
Mr.. GEO. BARTH, Reporter.

MR.. 0EOs bAhIh, htpOIleI'
Cbas Tankle and family and Geo
Baker and family spent Saturday
evening at G Barths.
Mr. Walker, of Independence,
was in this vicinity buying calves.
Ben Sheriff. is very sick.
Sam Merrion has moved to lola.
Mrs Barnett's sisters, Mrs Baer
and Mrs Morrison, of Macon county
H., are visiting her this week.
They start for Sumner county, Kas.
Friday evening where they will Wis
it relatives and return here in a
week or two.
Mr. Sheriff. will put up Mr. Ports
hay.
D Ewart and George A Ward, Of
lola, were around in this vicinity
Friday loaning money TO needy
persons.
Mr. McClelland has been very
sick but is able TO be about again
Rev Neal of lola was in on
ward Friday looking up the affair
of DR. S S Tozer.
Jason Sherril has a felon on hi
finger and is unable u work.
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NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

Mrs Hill spent Sunday at Mr.
CAMS.
Anna Fetheringill is much better.
Amy Bair spent few days with
her cousin Bertha Ogden.
Mr. Vanderveer, of Bayard,
spent Sunday in this vicinity.
Ella Ball has South Maple Grove
for the coming term and Sadie Nc.
Cleland has Pleasant Prairie.
Mr. Vanarsdale would be pleased
to learn where his stray sow is. 1t
weighs about 800 lbs.
Mr. Fetherlngill is not feeling
quite so well.
The three younger children of Nj
Ogden's have been quite sick but are
better at present excepting th'
youngest.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
OLIVE BRANCH.

Farmers have their fax all stack
ed and some are talking of thresh-
ing this week.
Robert Kent and a married sis
ter. from Oskaloosa Iowa, are here
visiting their brother, Homer Kent,
who remains in a critical condition.
Mrs Frank Stuteville was called
to Blue Mound the first OF the week
on account of the illness of her
mother.
: Ralph Larue and his best girl
ride in new buggy and it is a fine
one.
Aunt Mary Ford made her quar-
terly calls Friday but we guess she
did not find much money.
There was no preaching at this
place Sunday on account of Quarter
ly meeting at Wesly chapel.
Several farmers are losing their
hogs. The cause is not known.
A new riding plow now adorn'
Ed Efin's flax field.
Mrs Duggan' returned Satnrda,
from a visit with her son in Okla
homa and reports fine girl ther'
since July 26.
Chas Bacon lost two of his bes
cows the past week.
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LIBERTY.
LULA MALcox, Reporter.

Hay making is in progress.
Miss Carrie Kerr was visiting
May Cole near LaHarpe last week.
Fred Cramer and family spent
spent Sunday at James Townsends
eating ice cream.
Will Osborne has sold his crop
and ls going to move to Piqua.
Mary Heath is contemplating a
visit TO her relatives in Indiana
soon.
The ice cream supper at Liberty
last Thursday evening was success.
Ten dollars was cleared and good
many things left over to be given
to the family. The house was full
and every on had a good time. A
number were out from lola.
Nora Oliver spent Thursday
night with Lou Osborn.
Florence Hildebrant spent last
week with her grand parents, MI
and Mrs James Pees.
Charlie Morrill, is back to Liber
ty again. His many friends are
glad to see him.
Perry Heath and Mrs Keithly
went over across the river Thurs
day and spent the day at Mr. Pow
ellis. Miss Emma returned witt
them and attended our ice cream
supper.
Mesdames Ira Townsend, Georg
Townsend, Abe Townsend, } Cor
nell and Miss Alice Murphy an,
your reporter spent last Wedne'
day with Mrs j G Cornell SEWN
carpet rags. We all had a joll
time.
Mary Vaught, of lola, has bee
visiting her sister Mrs Ira Towr
send for the past week.
Frank Hecox and one of th
Hildebrant boys have gone west I
work with threshlng machine
Success to the boys,
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Homes at Small Prices aud Easy
Payments

Payments
We have the following farms for
sale at prices named:
One 100 acre farm, 80 acres in cul-
tivation. balance pasture and mead
ow; small house and stable; spring
and we'll water; soil good; farm welp
located-not farther than. ave miles
from railroad station.
Price S2,OO0-S5OO cash, balance,
easy payments.
Another 100 acre farm adjoining.
description about as above. Same.
prlce-S2 900.
One l60-acre farm miles from lola b,
all fenced and cFoss-feneed; 40 acres
in cultivation, balance pasture and
meadow, water in pasture; small
house, barn and crib; we'll ut house;
good soil. Price Il, $50.
One l60-acre farm about 3 miles
from the above, abont same discrip-
tion, both good soil and well located >,
neither more than three miles from
two railroad stations. Price, 81 800.
We also have lola city residence
and business property 10 exchange
for farms. Call and see us or write,
us, We have sure bargains.
BOsTwICK & A GERS.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
lola, Kaneas. Telepho ne ~.
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ing a front addition to the other
part.
F G Jacoby is wishing his folks
here before resuming his school
work at Lyons which was inter
fered with by the sickness aud
death of his wife.
Marion Brown has returned from
Woodson county where he has been
at work with the hay press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
CARLYLE.
G. A. sT1SsoN, Reporter.

Hattie Carnin, of Emporia, is
visiting in Carlyle this week.
Mr. Tor.ence's brother from Mis-.
souri, visited him over Sunday.
DR. Boulson, of lola, made us a
friendly visit last week.
Bessie Wilkinson was on the sick
list last week.
Fred Green is going to teach
County Line school this winter.
The w NJ S met with Mrs John
Clark Thursday of last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
SILVER LEAF
Mrs. g. B. Blood, Reporter.

Mr. Hamilton has moved from
Joe Eastwood's farm, leaving the m
in full possession.
Mrs Null and Mary Voorhees, are
both convalescent.
The annual school meeting re-
suited in the reelection of Tom
An derson as, director. A small ap.
preparation was voted for a school
library. Geo Freeman has been
employed to teach the coming
year. Term eight months.
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Friday night was well attended
and over IS cleared for the pastor.
John Adams is disposing of his
property and is going to Iowa to
visit and he may locate there.
Mr. Fackler is putting up hay in
Anderson county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
sELFRY
MERIBErH ArER Reporter.

Dessie Saylor and Nora Higgins
have been visiting at Mr. Mckin-
der's.
The school board has repainted
the school house.
Mr. Lingo and wife have return
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
dyspepsia
Degr'aHes

its victims. 1t puts them m
the power Of the weakest organ Of
the body and makes them its slaves.
They must eat to suit it, drink to suit
it, and live lenten life of self-denial
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
santa Fe Route.

q. A. r. excursion to Cineinnati,,
Ohio. Santa Fe route will have
special service and win arrive in,
Cincinnati, Ohio. several hours ahead
ofregular trains. See agent.
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Given under my hand this 25th day Of July
1898. NJ L. DECEER,
Treasurer Allen County, Kansas.
Subscribed and sworn to before
(SrAI\ me this Ssh day Of August, 1853
G. A FRoHK,
~ ~ County Clerk.
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Items From All Over
Allen County.
the MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
poNE by YOUR NEioHBoRs FAITH
FULLY AND IMPARTiALLY SET
DOWN by REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads of these letters are agents of the REGIS
rRR and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news of their
respective neighborhoods will be appreciated
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
STATEMENT

OF County treasurer, as shown by the books in
county tfeasurer's office July 25th, 1895:
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