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OTIS.
STRONG OPPOSITION
To the American Advance = Our
Troops Sweep on to Bigaa-A Pic
ture OF fDesolution,

Aa"NP' o"SNp otk ~
ture OF Desolation.
MANILA. March 90, 7:35 p.5 mat
daylight, General MacArthur's division
advance from Marilao along the rail-
road to Bgaa. five miles distant. with
the Nebraska, South Dakota and Penn
sylvania regiments OF the right and
the Kansas and Montana regiments
aud the Third artillery on the left. Gem
eral Wheaton's brigade is in reserve.
The American forces met with strong
opposition In the jungle. First one Ne
braskan, then one Pennsylvauian, and
afterwards two OF the Montana reg!-
nents were killed. Thirty-ave were
wounded. including one officer OF the
Kansas regiment.
The rebels burned the villages as they
:etreatel in bad order towards MaIoios.
The enemy also tore up sections OF the
railroad in many places and attempted
10 burn the bridge at Bigaa; put. the
fire was ex.insuished owing to the
timely arrival Of the Americans. The
rebels had not finished their trenches
along tie line OF to-day's march, show
Ing they were not prepared for our ad-
vance.
l, is believed, however. that there will
be a hard fight before Malolos is taken.
The Minnesota regiments re-enforced
the division To-day. marching from the
water works during the night 10 Manila
and going to the front by train.
Early Morning Move.
MANILA, March 29.-Noon,-The Am
eT!can army advanced at 6 o'clock this
morning, sweeping onward three miles
before 10 o'clock and driving the rebels
beyond Bocave. TO the west. OF Bula-
can and on the railroad leading to Mall
o!os. Our troops met with but slight re-
s!stance.
The Filip!nos fired volleys yesterday
evening for the purpose OF drawing the
american fire aud disclosing the local
tty OF our positions.
Two men OF the Pennsylvania reg!-
mtnt and one man belonging to the Dn-
kota regiment were wounded. The
americans remained silent.
me country between Marlloa md
Manila presents g. picture OF desolat!on.
smoke Is curling from hundreds OF ash
1eaps and the remains OF trees and
Fences torn by shrapnel are TO be seen
everywhere. The general appearance OF
BY a cyclone Tho ronds o-a s5r.,er
with furniture onS cIo,h,ur dro,,aS IN
flight by the FIiInjnos -rba onIy nar-
sons remaining behind ore n Ss,v a s,ad
persons, too inflrm To oscons TS
camp beside the rrin. ~ tba ,or.a,
homes and beg passers-hv ror ,r,, r,,d
OF assistance. ''N
The majority of them era ,;v,,r .,
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A German Opiniop.

BERLIN. March 3o.-The Neueste
Nachrichten. which dlsapproves the
attitude of the jingo papers in accusing
the government of lack OF vigor re-
sarding Samoan affairs says: Ger
mang's position in Europe is not so Sc
cure that any strength should be vast
ed IN an attempt to treat trans oceanic
problems lr accordance with the die
tates Of lively political fancy"
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SHAMoNIN, Pa, March 29.-Ex-Con
gresham NJ. II. kulp, OF this place. this
afternoon wired Chairman Fow, of the
bribery investigating committee, at
Harrisburg, that he denied the charges
OF attempted bribery made against him
by Representative Brown. OF Union
county. and requested an early oppor-
tunity to appear before the committee,
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HARRISBURG. Pa. March 20
state Treasurer Beacon. who Is assist
Ing in the management OF Senator
Quay's campaign for reelection to the
United states senate. said to-day that
the senator was coming north from
Florida to personally direct his cam
phign. Mr.. Beacon says 1t is Mr..
ouay's purpose TO stand as II candidate
for delegate to the next state Republi-
can convention from Beaver county,
and to lead his forces on the floor of
the convention
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StickiuSto naiEeII.

HARRISBURG, Pa. March 90
The slxty-.lrst balo. Tor United States
senator to-day resulted; Quay, 9i;
IeAks. 20; DnlEell. 80; total vote, 30:
EcSS SSssary TO choice III; paired or DOT
,votl!S, ~. The anti-Quay Republicans
qsalt cast their vote FOR Congressman
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Special Dispatch to the ln,ellgcncer.
STEUBENVILLE, o., March es.-
The Au.t & Company well on the Reed
farm, at Bloomfield tunnel, drilled In
today and ls a dus,er. There was a
showing OF gas and strong oGor o. pc.
troleum. Meldrcn & Company are
drilling three-fourths OF i mile east on
the Blackburn farm.
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State House Electric PLANT


'V'''' ''7'V'6'0'T 10 6HU THtrlIIEGNcrr. j
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March o9.-
The state board o. public works ap-
pointed =. r. Roberts, OF Cleveland o..
TO furnish plans and specifications and
superinteDd the construction OF d $4,000
electric light plant .ur the state housc.
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THE SERIOUS TURN
That Affairs IN the Samoan Is.
lands Have Taken
OVER ELECTION OF A KING.
The American and British Naval
Forces Unite
IN FORCING THE TREATY

After the German Consul Attempts
to Connteract the Decision of Ad-
miral kautz in DismissinE thcPro.
risionai Government : Tho Rebel
King aIntnath, Encouraged by Herr
Roses Acsion, Attacks British and
American Consulates-RcDclT Towns
Bombardcd-English and American
Loss-Scrcral Villages Burned.
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Wheeling Man Appoiutcd.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March %
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed
DR.. d. II. Taylor. OF Wheeling. men,
Der OF the state board OF health to fill
the unexplred term OF DR.. John II.
Pipes. deceased, beginning with this
date. and ending Muy 81, 1901.
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Special Dispatch 10 the In.eligencer.
PARSONS, W. Va, March Grey
$. X. Arbuthnot chaplain of the Firs,
West Virginia Volunteers has taken up
the pastorn,r work at Thomas, this
COUNTY.
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NEARING THE GOAL.
T Ii Swift Advance Made by the
American Troops
ON The lNSURGENT CAPITAL.
General MacArthur's Forces
Within Three Miles OF it.
SOME FIERCE FIGHTING DONE

Casualties for the Day Number About
Seventy Troops Made the Crossing
ofthe River by Working Artillery
Over the Railroad Bridge by Hand
and Swimming Mules against Fierce
Resistance = The Country Between
Manila and Bigaa a Scene of Desc
lation-The Great Struggle Begins
To-day.
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Yesterdays MOVEMENTS
Or The American Troops : Spcculn
tions of the War DeDartncnt.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-when
"encrai Otis reported to the war de-
Dartment early to-day that at o'clock
this morning the American troops. un-
der General Macarthur. again took UP
'he!r advance, there w1a renewed ex-
hec,ation OF lighting and decisive deYel-
ohmenis General o,ia' dispatch cos
cred much ground, moi only showing
me position Of oar forces, but rlao The
extent OK the advance contemplated for
the day. The hrit and rest OF ycster-
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Farmers Dwelling Enrncd.

srcc'nl pisna.cito The ln;eIlIGencer.
PARSONS ", Va, March 29.-AlHert
Nes'er' a farmer living rCar llannchs-
Vile, tails eoGaty, had his fweilins
house and all lis contents totally de-
stroyed by fire.
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Baroness Hirsch CrItic,,Iv m.

PARIS, March 29.-Baroness Hirsch,
widow Of the Hebrew phllanthroplst,
Baron Hlrsch. who died on April q,
1886. at his estate near Komern, Hun.
gary, Is critically i'll.
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will bring solution OF the crisis. All
three powers should recall their con-
suls. and as the friendship OF Germany
Is the pivot OF our foreign policy her
wishes should be respected In the final
settlement
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: st.Louls,
New York. -
ouEENsToWN-Arrived: Teutonlc.
GiBRALTAR-Arrlved: Allcr, New
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March cs.-The
supreme court to-day held that II a man
marrles woman who is Indebted TO
him. the marriage discharges the debt.
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Senator Gray's Appointment.

WASHINGTON, March @9.--Ex-scnn.
tor George Gray, OF Delaware, has been
appointed United States circuit Judge
for the Third district.
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.GRUESOME CARGO
OF the United States Transport
Ship Crook,
WHICH ARRIVES AT NEW YORK.

She has on Board the Dead Bodies Of
Gs6 Regular and Volunteer
Soldiers who PGrishcd In tho
Santiago Campaign-The Ship Now
in Quarantine, and Will not Dock.
Until To-day = Many Disappointed
Relatives at the Pier-Causo of the
Delay. q
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For West Virginia: Increasing cIoudi.
ness; probably rain by night: warmer;
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio:
increasing clonusness, probably rain by
niGht; warmer. winds becoming brisk
castcrly. 'SN'
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The temperature yesterday, as observed
ny Z, Schnopt. druggist, corner Market
hnN Fourteenth streets, WAS na follnws,.
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

The following are the real estate
transfers for Mower county for The
week ending August 5, 1899:
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
Grand Excursion and Picnic.

The L. of g. A. R. will give an ex.
cursion on Friday, Aug. 25, over the
Chicago Great Western to Lake Come o
and the Twin Cities. Only $l.5O for
the round trip. Let all avail them
selves Of this cheap rate and visit to
St. Paul and Minneapolis enjoying .
picnic at Lake Como, one of the most
beautiful resorts in the state.
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
School NOtlce-.lmportant.

In accordance with a recent rule OF
the Board of Health, requiring al
pupils of the public schools to present
certificate of vaccination before
they enter school in the fall, we
hereby give notice to parents to
comply With this rule:.
Each child must present to the
superintendent or teacher a certiti-
cate from some physician, stating
that said child has, at some time,
been successfully vacoinated.
J. w. G. DINsMooR,
-:>s President Ro ard Of Educate
+. e. GLEASON, Clerk. 49,
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers for Mower county for the
week ending August S, 1899:
WD-Iowa Development Co. toW.H.
Bliese, lots !, 2, 3, blk II. and lot 6,
blk IA, Waltham village. ..........s 205 90
WD-Dexter Cemetery Assn to W. C.
Stewart, lot 40 in cemetery .. 500
DIV. W. Ranney and wife to l. J.
B. Wright, lots Z, S, 9, blk S, West
Park add to Austin ............ $50 90
OWN. J. McAfee and wife to O.W.
Shaw, eight acres in section Is, 1O2-
1s Austin (the Jonathan Gregson
mill property .......-............. $500 90
@ c D-N. Kingsley ct al, to c. Il.
Davidson, VIZ nwA 33-104-l7 Wal
than ! OO
W D-Frank L. Severson to Isabel
Plummer, s11 swA 2s-104-14 Racine. $500 90
For week ending Saturday, August
II, 1899:
W D-Joseph Ondrick and wife to W.
w. Ranney, lot 1, blk II, r. R. add.
austin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4OO w
WD-W. W. Ranney and wife to Sarah
E. Ondrick, ny blk "a Yates Lewis
add to Austin, being lots 1, 5, 6,7,S,
blk Observation-Disclosures. 1880 90
w D-Isaiah Williams to Justice B.
Williams, west ten acres nwA neA
s7-1ol-1s Lyle 800 90
W D-J. B. Johnston and wife to T. A.
Bagstad lot 3, blk 6, Adams village 900 90
W D-F. H. Fischer and wife to Village
of Lyle, so foot strip for public
street. .......... ................... 100
w D-Roy E. Barnard to Fred Henslin,
81 swA le-los.l5 clayton. .........' 1000 90
w D-Henry Halverson and wife to
Joseph keenan,, north four acres
wy VIZ neA nwA 2s-l0l.l7 Nevada. 200 90
Total of considerations ............ .s5,O5l 90
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
Died..
CAMP1ON.

At the home Of his mother IN Dex-
ter township, Saturday, August S, Of
lung trouble, after an illness of over a
year, Patrick Campion, aged II years
and 10 months. The remains were
taken to Olmstead county Monday
and services were held in St. Bridget's
Catholic church near Simpson.
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
Tree Bounties In Mower County.

Tree Bountles in Mower County.
Comparatively few 10 this county
take advantage of the bounty offered
by the state for planting timber
groves. The following Is the COM
plete list of those receiving bounty
this year, nearly all In two townships:
Jos. Nelson, Dexter, acres; D. L.
Tanner, Red Rock, IL acres; Eugene
Eager. Red Rock, acres;S S. K. Dahle.
Red Rock, u acres; E. w. Wilder,
Red Rock. 3 acres; J. B. Blanchard,
Red Rock, acres; ). H. Stewart,
Red Rock, IS acres; E. e. Paine,
Pleasant Valley, 6 acres; A. Roul'
ston, Au stin town, 2 acres; j. w. G.
Dinsmoor, Austin town, IS acres; a.
w. Lightly, Austin, d acres. E ..
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
Grand and Petit Juries.

The following are the names drawn
to serve on the grand and petit juries
for the coming term of court:
GRAND JURY.
Bartle Beneke, Waltham; A. S.
Robson, Dexter; G. A Hunt, Browns.
dale village; O. n. Harris, Racine; n.
W.Lightly, Austin town;Frank Kline,
Udolpho; j. M. Malmberg, city; M.
Teeter, Lansing town; G. C.E.Lawrence.
Grand Meadow; R. 81. Hobkjrk, Lyle
town; John Solner, Austin city;
Joseph Fitzthum, Austin city; Anton
Housen; VIM. M. Phillips, Dexter
town; Geo. Sutton, Austin city; B.
Beise, Pleasant Valley; A. Kingsley.
Pleasant Valley; Jehiel Woodward,
Window; Nick Human, Taopi; Vim.
cent Webber, Pleasant Valley; F. O.
Hall, Austin city; T. A. Revord, Aus
tin city; Evan Watkins, Austin town
PETIT JURY.
L. Mott, Red Rock; Frank M. ller,
Red Rock; O. N. Hegge, Bennington;
Peter Johnson Pleasant Valley; W.,B.
Sleeper, Brownsville; N. Revel, Grand
Meadow; Chas. Olson, Leroy; G.. Ward,
Austin city; Ed Ste'ling, Austin city:
VIM. O'Connor, Pleasant Valley;
Fred Hall, Austin city; Ed Deremer,
Nevada; E. G. Bascomb, Austin city;
Ar, hur Wicks, Red Rock; O. I Hunt
ley, Leroy town; T. B. Johnson,
Waltham; Nels Rasmussen, Austin
city; L. w. Sherman, Lyle village;
Hugo Auer, Austin city; M. f.
Varco, Austin town; Ferdinand
Schultz, Waltham; Walter Kinyon
B cine; w. P. Lewis, Grand Meadow
District court will convene Tuesday
September 10. Judge Kingsley hs
ordered that the grand jury be as
sem bled on September 10 and ii
petit jury the following day, Sept. 20
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

CHAS. L. WEST has just re-
ceived a large line Of fresh Car.
pet samples, representing one
of the largest stocks Of carpets
ln this country, consisting OF
Tapestry Brussels, Windsor
Brussels, Body Brussels. Vel
vets, Administers and Royal Z
Wiltons, of the most modern
private patterns; this is q fine
opportunity for anyone desirous
of securing any thing in that line
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
Skilled Butter Maker.

The demand for skilled butter makers
is expected to be greater this season
than ever before A number Of cream
cry men have been heard to express
themselves as being through expert
menting with poor. cheap help, as it
has proved very expensive. and they
will begin this season with competent
help It is to be hoped that every
creamery man will see the profits to be
gained by employing butter maker
skilled in his art and pay him a good
salary. The buyers on our leading
markets are becoming more and more
critical each year, and it is going to be
the creameries that turn out fancy but
tor every day in the week that will be
on top next fall-New York Produce
Review.
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16
VOlKSRAAD APPROVES IT.

All Residents of tho Trsnsvaal Must
Fight In Its Defense.
PRETORIA, Aug. Is. The volksraad
has amended the gronwet, compelling
persons who are not burghers to coop
crate with them in the defense Of the
national territory and the suppression
of rebellion.
General Joubert, vice president Of the
republic and commander-in-ehisf Of
the Transvaal forces, denies that the
burghers are loading their rifles and
preparing for war.
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

Do not pour fresh warm milk into
the same vessel with. old cold milk. Il
viii aart IN acid tsemsntation
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

The following are the names drawn
to serve on the grand and petit juries
for the coming term of court:
Mower County transcript., 1899-08-16

other StatlODery at t1lS ONCE. DO
not take your job work to blacksmiths
but bring 1T to the TRANSCRIPT job
Office and have it done artistically
and according to the latest ideas
Mail and telephone orders promptly
attended to.
PROF. Frank A. Reynolds Of Ala
media, CAL, who has been spending
the summer with his parents, Rev
and Mrs. A. Reynolds, leaves for the
East on Friday, visiting on the way
and will take an advanced course IL
Latin and cognate languages mex,
year at Harvard University.
Little Bessie Clark, aged about
six years, daughter of Ed Clark, wa
badly bitten on the cheek by Al
Wengert's dog yesterday Afternoon
and the doctors had to take fourteen
stitches to close up the cash. Th'
dog was chained up at the time or
Wengert's premises. The owner sho,
it last evening.
Florist A. N. Kinsman started
for Milwaukee and Detroit Wednes
day on his bicycle. He visited hi
sister In Milwaukee and from there
crossed Lake Michigan by boat. HI
was at Battle Greek, Mich, on Mon
day and getting lots Of ripe peache'
and other luscious fruit along th'
J way. 4s = I. -
The state herald., 1899-12-08

tims-forced Great Britain not only Il
free her colonies, but 70 free her ow'
people 90 we'll.
The truth 10 that Great Britain's pres
ont policy towards the colonies amounts
to recognizing them - free and inde.
pendent rspubIics, while at the same
time guaranteeing them sgalnst aggres'
sion from other powers, and relieving
them from the expense Of msiutaiains a
costly navy. It 10 not surprising that
they not only do not wish to revolt q
gainst the mother cou ntry, ,6ut are eager
ly sending men and money to bslp hel
in the war against the Borrs. Thi,
patriotic attitude is not, however, an in
ferential demonstration that Washing
toms revolution was useless. 1t is, or
The state herald., 1899-12-08


When the express companies made
their customers pay for the war tar
stamps affixed to receipts. tho courts
decided that the government did uo,
care Who pu, tho stamp on, and the
S3ippsrs and express companies might
Hght II out between themselves. As
the express companies have monop.
oily, this meant that tho shippers might
take their choice b,,wecu paying tho
tsx or not sending their goods, But,
some Of the smaller banks having al.
Axsd stsmps to checks ~ nm inducemsnt
~ customers, the administration became
highly Indignant and issued 40 order
that the pssctics must b. d,scont.pusd
snd the drawers u checks should anix
their own stamps, under heavy penalty.
This vas done At the request Of the
larger banks, who feared the pressure Of
sompstition wsuld forcs them TO afIix
sssmps 70 checks aiso or loco customers.
Bee how nicely the government Gun
tradiots itself In order that monopoly
sud wealth may escape and industry
pay the tag. II did not care Who paid
the ts1 ~hsn that opiuisn meant that
shs monopoly upon which tho tag WAS
levied would shift II, but II WAS extreme.
iy anxious that tho national banks should
b prevented from paying the tag on
checks, because the smaller msrohsn,
night In that case sscaps = little Of the
burden Wilmington Justice
The state herald., 1899-12-08

President McKinley's message seems
to contain co surprises to the general
public unlsss it be his admission that
We do not have money enough for the
Transaction Of the business oi the nation.
This ia the claim that was made by the
advocates u the fres coinage OF silver
but they we're told by the gold standard
advocates that there was an abundance
Of money. The massage recommends
LEGISLATION 70 maintain the gold standard
and leaves 70 congress the settlement OF
the Philippine question
The state herald., 1899-12-08

1t is reported that Senator Hanna will
not accept reelection as chairman OF
the national republican committee as the
condition OF his health will not permit
him 70 do so safely. Itis quito convent
snt for politician to plead poor health
when the prospects are poor fora second
term Of Office. 1t is suggested by some
Of his friends that he will probably take
position on the executive committee
and will have charge Of the campaign
anaucss. That would bs q very appro-
pirate position for him as the dollar mark
sppsars very prominently on the Hanna
brand Of politics.
The state herald., 1899-12-08
The Omaha Bee says:

"As now indicated free silver will be
an issue in the national campaign wheth-
Or gold standard bill is pnssed or not,
but such legislation will deprive that
issue OF tho injurious effect 1t would
sthsrwiss have. With law fixing the
gold standard, secure fer at least slI
yssrs, tres silver campaign will not dis
turb financial or business confidence
So. according to the Bee, all OF this talk
tor the past three yssrs about the silver
cause being dead is q mistake. It's still
an issue and, NJ the Bee intimatcs, 1t is
such very live and vigorous issue that
without some gold standard legislation
it would disturb the Financial or busi.
ness contidsncc" OF sone Of the radical
advocates Of u gold standard.
The state herald., 1899-12-08

The Denver Times says that President
Mckinley has not, IN bis message declar-
cd for the gold standard while the Ne.
bfaska State Journal and some other re-
publican papers say that he has SO de-
clarsd. The people will however read
the message and draw their own corclu'
siops from the language. The Omaha
Bee says that it is fair. to infer from the
language Of the message that President
Mckinley fsvors the Honse financial bill
and this bill 10 certainly for the gold
standard pure and simple.
The state herald., 1899-12-08
Tho postoffice department hus recent
y ruled that married women cannot hold
the position Of postoffice clerk.

Eastern members Of congress are NOV
ing to secure the repeal OF that portion
Of the tariff law which places duty
on hides. While the west cheeriully
agrees to duties on manufactured prod
ucts from which the east derives the
primary benefit, the duty on hides ls one
Of the few items from which this weat de-
TIves any direct benefit and lite removal
would be an injustice to an industry now
profitable after long period OF depres-
SION Omaha Bee.
The state herald., 1899-12-08
sHIlnr's SALE


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closure issusd oat Il ~ elssk's a0ss = ~
eo1nty court Of PHILLIPS sosaay ~ sesAs Il O..
osado. snd 70 ne dlsssssd. vhsessg - esaAr
manded u make ths - 4 to hssAssA Afls.,
dx - 100 (sas.so) ~ costs u sait. ~ aassas
Of = certain jsdsnsss rsssssly setsias1 ssalase
The ssssts Of John Hsenaa. Asssassd. 49,
Herman md Narsrstta Haaka. hsifs h fsvss'
Of Michsal Herman oat of ~ lanAA tsasonAA
g,sds and ehsstsls Of ths said sseaAs 4 JsAA'
1sm1A. dsssessa.
lhsvs lsvisd o. ~ so,lsv1as Dssoas. - ~:
fhs ~ Y a ~ ~ . = q ~ vsse e ~ - D
n Situated In PAillips ssanay seats - CsassaAo.
Thsrsfoss. sesoedias - ~ ssaasaA. sAaal
sxpess fos sals. ct psh,is sssaisa. u ~ ~,
title and intsesss q ~ sbsvs .aas1 ~ ss1sas
Of John Herman dsssassd h aAA - ~ ahsve =.
scsibsd property. % ostssaay ~ ~ ~ 4
Dsosobsr ~. u s'sissk , = q ~ Ansas ~
Of the eoaaty eoast hesss h 9s'sskA SAanos
ccanty.
Dated st Hslyoks ~ ~ ~ = Dsa ~
q. B. Wss. Shssi2 = PAnNos ssen1V.
Dass os 6sst pshiissssa Dss.a L ~.
DATE of lase pshtsatsa Do. - ~.