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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
CASE OF MRS. GEORGE.
Attorney Grant Occupied the Entire
Day Yesterday in Summing
Up Stnte's Case.

Sp Stute Sahes
CANTON, O., April 24-Attorney ]. j..
Grant occupied the whole day in opening
the arguments on behalf of the state in the
trial of Mrs. George. The courtroom was
filled as it has not been at any other stage
of the proceedings. During the noon ad-
journment, attorneys and students got pos
session of the press chairs and for half an
hour. until bailiff appeared, reporters
were unable to work.
Mrs. George sat with downcast eyes dur
ing most of the proceedings of the day. She
seemed more affected by Mr.. Grants sum-
ming up of the case than by any other in
cident of the trial.
During the day attorneys for each side
presented their requests as to the charge
or the judge. The state asks that the Jury
be instructed that the alleged promise to
marry and the failure to keep it. the prom
lses of any money consideration, the al
legged settlement in Allegheny, the divorce
and the payment for it, the relations be-
tween the accused and the deceased and
all OF the testimony as to Mrs. Georges
grievances against Saxton shall be cited
any justification. excuse or defense for the
homicide, but merely subjects for consid-
Grafton in determining the degree OF the
state also asks that the general weakness
of the alibi defense shall be recited to the
jury in connection with instructions that
an. alibi. to be a defense. must cover the
whole period of the homicide, or must
prove. beyond all doubt, the impossibility
of the accused being at the scene of the
homicide when it occurs.
The defense asks the court to charge the
jury that the homicide must be proven and
the accused guilty of it. before any Of the
threats are considered against the accused
and that the threats are only to be con-
sidered In determining the degree of the
homicide after 1t has been otherwise es-
tablished. They also ask that the court
charge that the accused is not to be pre-
JUDGED by reason of the defendant not
having taken the stand in her own behalf
and that the evidence of one addicted to
the opium or morphine habit is not
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25

of American officers who have swelled
heads in consequence of their easy VIC
tory over Spain.'' -
The Vossiche Zeitung pronounces itself
in favor of demanding severe punishment
for Captain Coghlan.
The North German Gazette remarks: I'VE
shall not overrate the political significance
of such indiscretions upon the part of a
single foreign officer, especially as tn ay
appear TO have been committed while .he
speaker was in state of eXhilaration. We
mediateiy reprimanded by his superiors.''
It is announced in a semi-official note to-
day that the United States secretary of
state. Colonel John Hay, has expressed to
the German ambassador, Won Holleben. his
strong disapproval Of the conduct of Cap
tain Coghlan.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
NEW KANSAS CHARTERS.
Charter Board Authorizes q Number
of Organizations to Begin
Busineaa.

TOPEKA. April 2.-(speclal.) The state
charter board to-day granted charters to
the following concerns:
The Kansas State Physio-Medical Socie-
ty, of Topeka, to advance the medical sci
ence.
The Dunlap Creamery Company, Dunlap:
capital, $500, of Dunlap. Kas
The Mcintosh & Peters Live Stock and
Commission Company, Of Kansas City,
Kas.; capital $4,000.
The Peoples State bank. Madison, Kas.; !;
capital $50. 900.
The Home Land and Loan Company. of
Topeka: capital $4,000.
The Mount Hope Cemetery Association,
walton. sumner county,
The First Church OF Christ. Burlington.
The Indian Telephone Company, of Ar
kansas City; capital. $4,000. -
The Ottawa Prospecting Company, of Of
tawa: capital $1,000.
The Free Thinkers Society, Wichita, to
establish a free library.
The Arkansas Valley & Gulf Railroad
Company, of Arkansas City; capital s1O0.-
The New Era Milling Company, of Ar
kansas City: capital $780, 900.
The United Brethren church, of Stafford
county.
The Church Of Christ of Clay Center.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
CASE OF ASSASSINATION.
New Phase ON the Reported LynchinE
of Will Harden, Mt Clin-
ton, Ark.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, April A.-Gov-
ernor Jones to-day received letter from
Sheriff Maddox, of Van Buren county in
regard to the lynching of Will Harden, at
Clinton. last Sunday morning, which puts
an entirely different aspect on the case and
indicates that. instead of the prisoner hav-
ing been lynched by mob of fifty men,
as at first reported. he was deliberately
assassinated by one of the two men who
had been placed on duty at the Jail to
guard and protect the prisoner. Sheriff
Maddox says that the jailer and the guard
were the only men inside the Jail that
night. The governor believed it to be a
clear case of assassination, and has writ
ten to Sheriff Maddox directing that steps
be taken at once to prosecute the parties
believed to be concerned in the crime.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
COFFEE T0PERS.

More of that kind than belong to the
whisky class. No criticism offered If the
drug agrees with the system, and 1t does
with some. About one in three are un-
pleasantly affected in some organ Of the
body. and the proof is found by the disease
leaving when coffee is left of.
Postum Cereal Coffee furnishes perfect
nourishment and quickly rebuilds broken
down nervous system. Proof Is in trying.
Grocers furnish at Is and Is cents.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
DON'T WANT A RECEIVER.
Stockholders of the Russell Bank Mny
Beat Charley Lobdell Out
of N Inh

TOPEKA. April 24.-(special) 1t is
probable that the defunct First National
bank of Russell will close up its business
without the aid Of receiver. The bank
failed last January as a result of the pres
ident getting on the wrong side of the
wheat market. Charles e. Lobdell was
agreed upon as receiver, and he was to
take the position May /. The stockholders
Of the bank. however. are trying to rake
up enough money to pay off the depositors
and save the concern the expense of a
receiver. Over so per cent of the money
necessary has been raised, and the stock
holders believe they will be able to raise
the remainder.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
JUSTICE TO HERBERT MILLS.
Retraction of q False and Damaging
Statement Printed by the
Star Sunday.

Star Sunday.
The statement printed in the Star Sun
day morning. April %. cruelty damaging to
the character and standing of Mr.. Herbert
Mills. of Kansas City. who is now engaged
in business in Havana, Cuba. was absolute
ly and unaualifiedly false. 1t was published
Upon what was believed to be trustworthy
and convincing evidence. and was based
upon an extraordinary coincidence of names
and circumstances. but the identification Of
Mr.. Mills. formerly assistant secretary Of
the Jarvis-Conklin Trust Company. and
now secretary and treasurer of the West
Indies Advertising and Bill Posting Com
pany. Havana. with convict of the same
name. formerly Of Kansas City. now serv-
ing a sentence In the penitentiary at Jeffer-
son City. was an error Of such enormity
that the Star feels that any reparation
within its power to make must be made
quate.
Urging nothing in defense Of the mis-
statement. this retraction is cheerfully and
ing any further reparation that the Star
should make. but as a matter of simple
justice to a deeply wronged man and with
the wish to do everything possible to dimin-
ish the evil that the publication might
cause to Mr.. Mills. his business and his
family. Furthermore. the Star is gratified
to declare that the character. reputation
and record of Mr.. Herbert Mills are Of
such unblemished integrity that the dam
aging statement printed Sunday was read
with incredulity and astonishment by every
person in any manner acquainted with
him.-The Kansas City Star Company. by
w. r. Nelson. president. (Adv)
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25

TOPEKA, April 24.-(Special.) The latest
candidate for deputy warden of the peni-
tentiary to announce himself is C. j. Bills,
of Ness City. The governor received word
to-day that Bills had entered the race. The
other candidates are William Thompson
formerly of Scott but now of Shawnee,
and Dan Dyer, of Smith Center. While
there is some talk of starting a fight on
j. B. Tomlinson for warden, yet 1t is not
likely that 1t will have the effect of de-
feating him. The place was rendered him
several weeks ago by the governor and he
accepted 1t. The governor will probably
not go back on his promise.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Drank an Electric Battery.

cial.) A German farmer. about 50 years of
age, died five miles northeast of here. last
night, from the effects of poison which he
took Friday. He had been sick for some
time and became very respondent and
drank the contents of an electric battery,
burning his throat so he could not take
food or speak above a whisper.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Kansas. Cash counted.

TOPEKA. April 24.-(special.) The gov
ernor, secretary of state and state auditor
to-day counted the cash In the state treas
ury and found that the accounts balanced
to cent. The board did not require the
treasurer to cart the money up from the
Topeka banks to the vaults to be counted.
1t took the certificates of deposit as evi-
dence of the amount the treasurer had In
the banks,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
SAVED HIS MOTHERS LIFE.
Topeka Woman Prevented by Her 12-
-. Year.Old Son From Kill.
Ing Herself.

TOPEKA, April 24.-(Special.) George
Engle. a 12-year-old boy, saved his moth
er, Mrs. Frank Engle from death by sui
eide last night. Mrs. Engle has been suf-
fering with heart disease for, a year past
and Sunday night she decided to kill her
self. She went into a bedroom, locked the
door and took a big dose of chloroform.
Her son noticed her absence and tried to
get into her room. The door was locked.
He forced 1t open and found his mother
lying on the bed breathing heavily. He
life. Mrs. Engles husband is an Eek express
messenger on the Rock Island road, and
was out on his run yesterday.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Inspected a Prison Irvine Plant.

TOPEKA, April A.-(Special.l The direct
ors of the penitentiary returned here to-
day from a trip to the Saltwater, Mimi.
penitentiary. where they Investigated the
They are all very enthusiastic over the mat
ter and predict that prison binding twine
plant at Lansing will prove great thing.
not only in keeping prisoners at work, but
to the farmers of the state.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
working for His Sons Pardon.

GUTHRIE, O. T., April 2-(Special.) }
J. D. Row. residing near Plum, Payne
county is circulating a petition to Gov
ernor Barnes for a pardon for his son,
tiary for grand larceny. Young Row was
convicted of stealing $11O from his grand
mother. She did not desire to prosecute
him and took no steps to do so, but the
boy was arrested and tried through the
influence of neighbors. He is only IS years
oId
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
HOW TO PROTECT WOMEN.
Atlanta Constitution Prints q Pare OF
Suggestions by Prominent Men
and Women,

ATLANTA. GA. April A.-The series of
crimes which began with the burning of
Palmetto by incendiaries. the lynching a
month later OF four negroes by the whites
Of that little town in retaliation. to be
followed ten days ago, by the murder Of
Alfred Crawford and the ravishing of his
wife. for which the negro. Sam Hose, was
burned at the stake and Lge Strickland
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Tie Vote Mt yinita,

GUTHRIE o. T., April 24-(Special)
At the recent city election at Vinita I. T.,
no choice was made for Fifth ward coun-
Gilman, Ed Shannahan, Republican, and
w. B. Raines. Democrat. receiving the
same number of votes. Both candidates
have been renominated by their respective
parties, and special election will be held
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Georgia Negro whipped.

RICO, GA. April 24.-Bud Cook, a negro
was stripped to the waist by a crowd OF
people here this afternoon and 100 lashes ad-
minstered to him. His offense was the
remark that the negroes should pay no at
tention to notices pinned on their doors to
leave the country.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
senator Baker Expects q WaIkover.

TOPEKA. April 24-(Special) Senator
Baker believes he will have a walkaway
for reelection as senator. To friend of
his here few days ago he said: II don't
see how they can beat me. 1 have the
support of every man who was for me
when was elected before and that of Mike
Sutton and Lou Pettitohn besides!,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25

Smith SAID he recognized one of the par
Iles. One of the prisoners secured by the
Roger Mills sheriff turned states evidence
and implicated several persons. claiming
that ne and another man were hired to do
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
necoeniued One of Hi. Murderer,.

GUTHRIE, o. T., April 24.-fSpeciaI) The
sheriff Of Roger Mills county has taken to
the Custer county jail. at Arapahoe two
men who are charged with the murder Of
EDWARD Smith. last March. Unknown par
ties went to Smiths house. called him to
the door and shot him. Before he died.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
GeneraI Bates Going to Manila.

WASHINGTON, April N-Brigadier Gem
eral John C. Bates, United States s,voitin-
teers. who was recently recalled from Cuba,
will go to Manila,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Am Accident Company Come. Back.

TOPEKA, April A.-(Special.) The Pre-
ferred Accident Insurance Company, of
New York. which withdrew from Kansas
last year rather than tell what salaries 1t
paid its officers, was licensed to-day by
Superintendent Church. 1t paid $3.50 in
taxes and fees to the superintendent.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25

Candidate for Deputy warden.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
25c. The genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25
Youth XIII. HI. Father.

ARDMoRE, L T., April 2.-Jack Petray,
IS years old, killed his father by shooting
him to-day. They quarreled over trivial
matter.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-04-25

No woman who wishes to
escape misery, to avoid suffering,
to replace delicacy and weak
ness with health and strength,
can afford to-day to be without
WARMERS SAFE CURE.
1t never fails and has proved
to be woman's best friend.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-03-09

Land Office a Huron SO Oak Feb. 20th.
IS99. Notice H. hereby given that the FOL
lowing named settler has iled notice OF heg
intention to make final proof in support OF
ner claim, and that said proof will be made
nelore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
nahd county >. Oak at hi, Office in Miller
,. u. on Monday April 3. 1899, viz:
NAY b. BOLES nee NAY b. CLIFFORD.
under her H. +. No. 1324S for the Il Il
section Twp. III n. Range S. west 9Th
4. NJ. She names the following witnesses To
prove her continuous residence upon and cul-
James Anderson Harry Spain Christian
Nennett all OF Miller. s. max
G. a. BLAKE. Register
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Mich 2tT
MOrtgage Sale.
Il. SPITLER. Attorney.
Aberdeen. 5. u.

NJ "H4ereas, Gfeorge I. Harris ana Rasoltba
and n a.Ir Oh Hand County, s. d. did execute
a amI t ueiiyer T. 70 John L. Trevett rs trustee
| anu 10 u, W Abel. OF Huron. ! n ~ ,'1',
! cessor In trust n MORTGAGE nnon "s Su nc
II uafter OF section ten 90 in township ono w
s %vr six a aGG, eleven 11D North OF range
Meridian in Hand county. n i, neIpai
gage pears Date the list day OF octoher 4 n
isto, anu - recorded in the office of the REQ
~ Of mort eus oI Hand county $. D.. in book
-, 1910 ~. n,oi tshges on page i22. and was c;yon
~, e I., pay ment of a debt of Five bundrad
p iar,i;. NY collars due from said Rasojtba NJ
russell n a Whi SSsor as T. Harris to James 3.
prohlissofy note described in said mort9S o ,'
etHHecuted ana delivered by said RnsoIthIaa az
order "a 9n Sai1 oeorge T. Harris payable to tbe
u s s ". saiu James Il, Russell And dne az
years AFTER date and dat ted OctocarI s g"e I'VE
I'll, ,1 - provided in said mortgage thar II a.
n ,"nna pe ade IN the payment of any of the
principai or OF the interest arcrn;n99 -, tne
saiu note for ten days after a. nN uHuef
,neIeoi. then the whole OF the prinninaI .,
t th remaining debt should at the nntian o -,
fanlt hns si vi saId note, by reason OF sYch do
, .un Income immediately due and nava,ie
anu saiu mortgage should be foreclosai In
" w pieniSeS sod TO satisfy said deht "'u
pavm mentA AZ D;eiault has been made in tho
~ nien. 3i sald note and mort oa,,e fo - tile
thah Ten DAYS after the matnri,S ior more |
h. ra ~, .ne taxes Tor the years SO ~ o,i |
Nc h.,o ol such defaults the owner cisaid
ofeciose sald mortgage, and sell 8 I'd uen 10
ses to satisfy said debt And wb"r easu prem
-, 'ohi a., vi tne premises the amount clnimed "a
De due at the date OF this notice unhd 10
,aid to VI saIu note and mortgage and f fne
~ s Inns ts PAD by the mortgage is the sn nor
,a my sron nereas; said John X, Trevett IL a,
~ o+hor,,; noulh Dakota. and no suit nj Law.
'n :, 9therwise has been commenced tn a,, INV
= bar uJu., or any part thereof, public nntice
ont ain gwen =, that under the power Of saIo
- ns Heu IN said mortgage, ana duIv reenn
,tatny n,oi -, and In pursuance of ~.
he sai LII , ~ such case made and providan
n - sst ~ mortgage will be forecIosad , ,,
. tb ~ ,ne said premises at public anctiSS
vn ~ ,fV S,,u uoor OF the court house mr. ~
Wh on Miller in said Hand counrw' ~ ~, tne
ny oi aprlI A. ID 1899. at 10 o,clont ID T.,
nd tbe nrol the highest bidder for cas i"
- ~" ,a VIZ proceeds of said sale applied to ~
anont Oh the said debt and the cost 20 -, the
300 attor n, sad Nd. mortgage incllding
:. Da,eu at Huron, South Dakota, this
hy oi March A. ID. 1896. 'his LIST.
g. W. ABEL /
n q Nor- Successor In Trust.
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Aich 9tT
Foreclosure Nation

TO James W. Thomas and Gertruda
Thomas Mortgagors ~
TAKE NOTICE: Default in pavment axist
ing ing on a mortgage dated the first dav oi
March 1892. and recorded in Hand CnnntD
>: H. on the 9th day OF November lSep ar d,
Q CLOCK = NJ, in book 36 ofmortpnpes nayc
"no' OF the public records OF said conntv ayo
eeGuted by james W. Thomas ana Gertriie 4
ihoihas MS wie) mOrtgagors 60 Y Vii,
llams bnii. mortSagee on the South west
iuaIter OF section eleven GD. township one
aiaht ~ SiAueeh tIl6l, north Of range sixty
tIShI (pS(. West of the fifth r. NJ Eleven
hundred hundred twelve and seventy four hundreds
Doliars (%i l2.T+l being due thereon M
ehiS cate. FOR principal, interest and taxes
S , MORTGAGE will be foreclosed to satisfy
the amount due. with costs and exnenses -,
saie, ana statutory attorneys fees. by sale
PISA, oi saiu premises at public auction, at the
front dooF or the court house in the town -,
ilat county Of Hand and State OF south
pakota; on the 22nd day OF April Iso9 ~
two o'e,ock +. II. by the Sheriff ofsoid CON- n'
~. or his deputy '' oouA-
Dated March LIST 1890
', WILLIAMS BULL
H. SETTLER, Attorney
Aberdeen. 5. D..
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Feb 2 to
Timber Culture Final Proof-Notice.
for Publication.

Cnited states Land Office. Huron. $. d..
that William II n barker has fled notice
o. intention TO make final proof before the
,9uhty Judge of Hand County. :, u at his
once IN Miller, s. OAK, on Friday the 10Th
day OF March, 1899. on timber culture appli-
alton No. 1868. for the y w quarter OF
section No, -. in townshipNo IA north.
range NO. " west 9TH p. N. lie names as
witnesses: BENJAMIN +. Bowles, Theo l..
nefree. Nary q. Smith OF Burdette, oscar
lllnzerlng, of st. Lawrence
me PERSONAL testimony OF claimant will
ne taken before the Clerk OF the Circuit
ouft on COOK county Illinois. at his office
III 'hlca@o Illinois, on same date.
c. a. BLAKE. Register.
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Foreclosure Notice.
Iles T. PARSONS NOrtga COR.

10 James L. Parsons Mort "a COR
rake Notice. Default IN paymept
eAistlnG on mortgage dated the
ioLh day OF October 1887. and recorded
IN Hand county south Dakota. on the gQth
uaN 81 October 1897 at o'clock ana 20
minutes y. n, in book 81 Of Morfponas
page "3S, OF the public records of said conn
w, executed by James +. Parsons Can m
married mani Mortgagor to W. W Me
Dohhid: trustee. MORTGAGE ana assigned 70
DSttle walker said assignment being record
ca IN BOOK % OF Assignments. page 1O6. OF
Ihe puohc records OF said Hand County. on
Lots three Cd and four a. OF the Mort West
quarter OF Section four ~, township one
huhured twelve t112N North OF Range seven
w ('pD westof the 9TH 7. ~ Siy-hundred
hIty tour dollars (S6J4 0Ol being due there
On; ~ this date, for principal ana interest
Said mortgage viii be fore,Iosed to satisfy
the amount due, with costs and expenses 81
sale ana attorneys fees. az provided in said
nioTtRaSe. bv sale of said premises at public
tuetlon' at she front door OF the court hou,e
IN the town OF Miller. county OF Hand and
state OF south Dakota. on the 18th day of
= pFli 500 at two O'Clock T. NJ. bv the
Hueflh OF said county. or his DepUty
dated February Dist 1899.
Isaac LINCOLN
>, Agent for Assignee OF Mortpopee
a. SETTLER, ATTORNEY,
Aberdeen s. ID.
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Feb 2t7
snmmons-Re lief-Comylaint Served.
state OF South Dakota
SIS. In the Circuit
'oultV o! Hand Court thereof
Sixth Judicial Circuit
ne scottish American Mortgage company
Lllntea-Ilalntin ys. David william Coward
ana owe l.. Coward. DEPENDENTS.
me stare or South Dakota to the above
named defendents
You are hereby summoned ana required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the
ABOVE entitled action, a copy Of which said
coHpialht TX hereuntO annexed and herewith
seFNeu uponyou and to serve a copy of your
answer 10 the said Complaint on the sub
hcTIuefs, at their Office in the city of Sioux
ans ~ the comfy OF nIinnChnha in said
sIate OF south Dakota. within thirty davs
after the service OF this Summons up0n Won
exclusive OF the day Of such service: and il
you IAN 10 answer the said complaint within
thirty DAYS after the service ofths summons
upoh YOU, the plaintiff in this action win APP
ply TO the Court for the relief demanded in
the said Complaint
Dated December oath. 1898.
KEITH Il WARREN
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. Sioux Falls,
Mlnnehaha county Soath Dakota.
10 the above named DEFENDANTS David
W imam coward and Olive /. Coward:
h"t VIII please take notice that the sum
mons ana complaint in the above entitled
actlon were filed in the Office of the clerk of
me hald circuit court in and for Hand county
south Dakota, at Miller in said county, on
ne third day of January 1899.
KEITH x WARREN.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
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Land Wanted.

! want to buy some good quarters
OF Hand county land cheap for cash.
Write or call on me at Miller.
If G.. II CARROLL.