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is A COMPLETE WRECK.
Corporal Donley Returns From Philippines
With His Discharge.

Corporal Elwood Donley of Co. C,
Eighteenth infantry now in the Philip
pines, has returned from that tropical
island with his discharge for disability
incurred in line of duty. Donley is a
complete wreck He is a sufferer from
a bullet wound in the hip, and is deaf
in one ear, and is victim of chronic
dysentery. Donley enlisted from San
Antonio, Tex, April Is, in the
Eighteenth infantry.
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NOTED FoRGER wANTE }

The police have been notified to be on
the lookout for William d. Rice, alias
w. r. Davis, who is wanted in Chicago
for forgery He is thought to be around
this part of the country.
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Butchers and Grocers' excursion, July
10, Tickets 81, Nantasket Beach, Ma
hant. or ball game, Boston vs., 81.
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O a % TT @ III ia.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Boucht
signature q NxNAA1ZI

Regulate stomach, liver and bowels and
promote digestion.
cARTE4A 8 LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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Butchers and Grocers' excursion. JuIv
10. Tickets 81. Nantasket Beach. Ma.
hant, or ball game, Boston vs.. al
louis.
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Mrs. Charles S. Barton, George Bar
ton. J. Vernon Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln N. Kinnicutt and Or. A;exan :
Ger II. Vinton sailed for Europe w ID
nesday from Boston on the Canada.
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DR.. James Boyd Brady and his sons
leave on the gath for Bay View, two
miles from Old Orchard beach. TO be
absent until September.
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Butchers and Grocers excursion, july
10. Tickets ST. Nantasket Beach. Ma
liant, or ball game, Boston VS.. ST.
Louis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-09

ADvEHTISINC-O0yc hours al On.
observation-disclosures business Office. Daily (
=. M until II p NJ. Sunday hours. oyen
~ a. n. Until 16s9 D. N Clnssfse6 a.
veFtisements TOR insertion following morn
ING VIII be received up TO l0.16 q. n Al
ysrtisNments under classified headinrs wfii
Dc inserted ut the rate OF / cent word
ZACH insertion. Payment afvaYe In a.
vance. No sdvertissmsnt received FOR
less than q cents
PUBLISHERS NOTICE - TRAVELLING
agents are ]. A. Mcclellan L. G. gtrzchafi
and o. b. LoomiS. CITY collectors ar. j
4 Cathcart. II. r. Hawiey, Eugene Me-
Carihy. 6. H. MCGOWAN. c. II. 6teffen and
n. A. Willis. Postmssfere everywhere are
our agents Pay money aaiy To these and
70 cur resident agents IN she various cities
ana t0wns ef the Northwest
HEWAHD~-Ten dollars will be paid for
information leading TO the conviction Of
my person fts.ling copies Of this paper
oelyered 90 etsbscribers In Seattle
ADVEKTIsERS--<.asn for advertise
ments In the sunday -Inteiiigencsr
must be furnished BY I o'clock SATURDAY
Advertisements will be received Al branch
Offices OF the Post-Infeiiigencer
TACOMA BUHEAC--No IIz Pacific Az.
enue. e. ID. Ball
oLYMrIA-4i7is Main street. g. c. VIM
STANLEY. Agent.
EvERETT-p X Levin
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verfon block. corner Riverside and Miil:
telephone ~. J. .. Peterson Manager
PORT TOwNGEND-Wm. A. Pfetfer
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Parker Ellis. Manager.
VICTORIA. Is. Crank Campbell
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IN BASkRUPTcY-To the creditors Of
Henry r. Phillips and ArabelA q phil
HE. oankrupts. You are hereby motif
nsd snat the above named bankriIpss
debts. and that a hearing viii be mad
ineEocn tsdfore the district court of the
United states for the dsGrlcf OF Wash
tngfon. In SEATTLE. a, 20 o'clock In the
forenoon es the 8sa day OF June. 1885 Al
which slime and place you may Apr,sar
afaa snow cause. n any you have why
laid petition should not be- granted
Dated at Seattle. Wash, this tn day ~
June tsss.
(Seo1) r. NJ HOpKfyR
C1Ask Cn!se1 States D.s.ric, Court
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements onAeS any
1e . WORD eaeh lnseetions nin-
: amu0 charge. NE. ClassiAe1
a1veeaise0ents running one
month without change Of cosy,
o1.6O per llne, (seveo words
coant - ltneD. On three
neashs' order. o1.16 per Haze
Der month"; o. str nonths' -.
der, el.1o per lins per nenth,
o. yeasly er1ess q Der laAs
Der meath.
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SPECIAL ExCUHSIONS-The elegant
steamer Skagfs Chief has lust been re-
fitted throughout for q special excursion
beat. being entirely repairted. and new
electric iixaf plant installed This steam
er 10 row open for hire for excursions for
public and private parties. nofh for day.
light and evening excursions. At rea-
scnzb3e rates.
The frs, excursion will be 20 meet the
e. 8. baftleshfp Iowa. on Saturday. having
On board a Committee from the Chamoer
Of Commerce ard the mayor ana common
council We win also take these procuring
tickets in advance up 10 ~
BEGINNING on Sunday next. the steamer
will make regular trips every day. unti!
further notice. To the l.. 8. drydock. ana
also an evening excursion TO the same
place giving these who can not go In me
daytime a chance 70 visit the great battle
ship. For further information and rates.
apply TO Seattle Excursion Co.. al the IL
madam Pacific ticket office. No. SW First
avenue
SPt.CisI. INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
{Ailen'sl room q Mckay building. Port
land. Or. Elmer A. Friend. agent. 6ot
Bailey building: phone. Black I'm.
CoMPosITIoN-we are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas.
ure) IN Nonpareii Minion. Brewer and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie.
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FREE FREE FRg&~ wzat4s aess
men ger Northern psetes gassFas4a. Cvsusr
water sxssnssaEs IN T&saa. waasw & grr
dan transportation 8, after ~NvAIns on~
nsensh ~ssrvad fare vita - refunded
Cali az Northern P&s..e raisreAa srrSl
baggage rcena,
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WANTksIe~-At CrawfAsSss. 10 Wsxs NAsn
stree. f-ahcrrrs. trsll Aeirar~ xa4 4vga
runners sor s,&xcsssa Tunnel tree Has~
Snip today, extra gang ard ssetassss men
fer \. - fires pas. - sk53 Foas msen
&ias - fslii ha0aas. So. eame htaaks
etsas1A. 81 IS kssskvxss s. a. harkeFs g. !.
faslsrr. s. - sssckmsa. g.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
Notice Is hereby given. That sealed bids
will be received by the board of county
ton. until . o'clock r NJ. June I'D. 1883.
for the furnishing Of all material and the
construction OF q drawbridge with clear
necessary approaches. piers and pier pro-
lection. as shown on plans now on file In
the office Of the board of county commis-
sioners. or bidders may submit their own
plans.
Bids must be addressed to the board Of
county commissioners, Endorsed bid for
River s "s near '' oriiiia. Wash" and must s
name lump sum for the work complete
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
the sum Of $4,000. made payable to the
chairman OF the board. TO be forfeited TO
King county by the successful bidder in
bonds to be approved by the board. within
FIVE ca days OF the date Of the award
Payment will be made in warrants on
the Road and Bridge fund or in cash. as
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated this 18th day Of May, 1893.
Clerk OF the Board County Commission.
ers. King County. Wash.
OFFICE c. O. NJ. Vancouver Rarrack.
Wash. June 8, 1sss-Sealed proposals, in
tripicate. will be received here until Ill
a m. June %. 1899, and then opened for
furnishing steamboat service between
Astoria. Or. Fort Stevens, Or and Fort
Candy. Wash. for fiscal year commenc
i hsTe 1uly 1888 s.err Information furnished
accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: PROPOSALS for
steamer transportation" and addressed
TO undersigned. j. w. Jacobs, G.. O. II.
THE EVERETT PULP AND PAPER
company. OF Everett. Is prepared to re :.
ceire bids for the supply OF 500 cords
Of cottonwood, delivered a, ifs min either
by railroad or river; no one but responyi-
Die contractors will be deal. with Az
dress the company for fun particularly
UNITED STATES engineer of,ce poy,I
land, Or. May q. Is9s.--;eaIed PROPOSALS
Ter constructing jetty etc. at Siuslaw
river. oregon. Will De received here until
opened. Information on appflnation
VIM. W. Harris. Captain engineers.
UNITED STATES engineer office Port
land. Or. May IS 1Ss8-Sealed pronoa,.
TOT constructing Jetties etc. at coauiIIe
river. oregon, viii he received here until
~ noon. July .. lsa. and then publicly
opened Information on application.
VIM. W. Harris, Captain engineers.
L. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke pu.ss-
ing. Seattle, Wash. May g. isss~~SeaIad
proposals for building two Nat bof:ornef
WOODEN huti sTnws will be- received
here until II o'clock moon. June -
las. and then publicly opened Informa
tsor furnished on application Harrx
IayLor. CAPTAIN. Engineers.
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ron sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS In vacant residence lots.
S32SrLot 6Ox12S: corner Eleventh avenue
and East John street: two blocks from
car line.
$4oO-Lot 6Oxl2S on Twelfth avenue. near
Madison street.
S4OO-Full size lot on Eleventh avenue,
near East Pike street.
34O0-Lot 60xl2O on Twenty first avenue.
block south of Madison street.
3e25-I.ot 40x120 on west side of Fourteenth
avenue second block north Of Madison
street: street grade and sewer paid for.
$OO-Lot 60x12S on Thirteenth avenue, be.
tween East John and East Thomas
street trade paid FOR: this is a fine bar.
gain.
81 500 for half block consisting of six lots.
each 60x12S; all in one body In Nagle's
second addition.
GEORGE w. DILLTNG.
40 New York Block.
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The following isttsrs await advertiser
q this Office:
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=a- 49,
HELP wsNrEp-MAIE.

MEN. wcaid a postia ~ SIS weekly en-,
elegantly furnished passenger sf.sfns
travelling from caaSs ~ c&azg ~ an IA
fs0vsrstesst ovuE yoGr sFuSTat POSITION >
This - Within year reach. We teach tae
barter trade su twc fssrsetAs ami have fsst
raate arrangements - sSaCe EYss.ss :. /.
on through tYssnr. We ceasF,a many
osasF coed sob. teg Guy stu seats C4.5a-
iassse free. Meier Batter Cosssge. san
Francisco Cal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

81 = - W. - s'i's' Z, = -. 49,
sStsafy ne rssceiNes ~ pfes'Sit ~ Win
eesh me ahthor 81 efs $500 eiS'
stated thai Inns coSitsiisi'ia's'i,5's-'
'ioh Was rs rec u iaitssis'e.ias
"tii known N5eMs ~ ssfiiisa'hs ~
heri9ilisin.s ~ ". i''i,fVi 'i'sSiiis
fplis.dt aha TOOK pat' ~ l,iv l'1i'''asss3
sdinl'aish ~ N'iiio tiie stii4siSsiisS
~ ne mat resiasiiit N'asss ~ 60 ~ -
Slasseu Win that I'eiiliSsti ~ :
fl%iiee tnis resishallon.
The WRITER having taken some part in
th.. HERON controversy and having
sa;,la friends among The trustees o.
IuSya 5C,olleea mo perhaps give him
sumo i,Dilit..rs others are not so fortiz
maize In. obtaining. feels a liberty TO. say
some things. an without any converse
ftion with President Gates or being any
direct illst,iiation from any of the trus-
Itees The reason for cpnblisning in tha
preceding paragraph this bi, Of news
lscoilcefning the uriiyersity of Nebraska
BIS far the public 10 realize what it
| get into politics. What willsuur eastern
friends think OF us when in Nebraska
Sref turnesisout of d univer-
| sity and in Iowa pupulists are forced Ii
resign from the college faculty. For
the aninus OF the special to the Tril,-
ume is TO that effect. UnauestonablS
1 the Iowa University, at Iowa City. To-
DAY under President MacLean. repre-
senis fepublieanlssn strong and hearty
] tongres smari l,oiliver in his address at
Itheir last commencement, without say
4 ls - in So many words. brought out
tflls fact. And an impression has gone
/ broad that Iowa College represents
i anarchisn. socialism, populisin and
&. II l.al other isms because OF Or. Her
ron chair OF applied Chrlstianity.
lrhis feeling has been increased be-
4 ealise Golden Rule Jones and .Altgeld
8l'ilaye delivered addresses before the
students Of Iowa College.
NV. IL writer can state Of his per-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

ing Journal, which issued a beautifully
printed and attractive illustrated tinted
edition of sixteen pages, showing the
leading features of the place and some
If the faces of leading citizens. The
city Of Washington. the legal seat and
centrally located metropolis os Wash
inston county, in the southeastern
quarter of sthe state is a place of 5000
population 1t is one of the substan-
tial points that contribute TO Iowa $
good Standing, as noted as il is attrae-
tive. Ii is up-to-aa,e in tile municipal
and happiness of citizens. And the
Journal has most attractively set forth
II S good nnntS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
Eupis 4unsdap 1892


tisan) that all mistakes in administer
ing the law belongs 10 the republican
party. The dipping aloovs is from an
AlitehelNille affair,
Why should it say Cox. Shaw He
has no authority over the board. Why
sshcnld it say the republican legislatures
Doesn't democratic member Of the
legislature carry the same res possibility
as a republican on any measure becoin-
ing a law fur which te votes in the aft
tirinatipe The records show that ON
the beard If control iaay il MAS endorsed
by thu democratic caucus and Became
a party measure. l'ile records also
SHOW that 1t WOULD not have passed the
senate had It NOS been for democratic
Votes
The record of exps,isnse also shows
that the svei'aee 'islaeelatc politician
Will assist ii ieisliile legislatiea upon
tli stlte ana then befoul his own isc-
ord II il ssi aegrue 70 tile political adj
ydntis his own i1srty
This fa Was uPpssrd 70 the board
j control iaNN ii,osn ~ cry inception
from the reason ;lls;t i did not then
isei Iass Il ltlNs heiieve tny three men
nNla'ga can a'inanist the affairs Of
tiailtss distributions with their multi
pt&ity 81 duties and Wafts but II Is
u stsnel its share OF responsible
iEtl 50 far; rs party Is eollg,srised. nni
i ii gpiiis ioiry and unload this le-
oasils.iitx upon tbs denl9eratlt party
Siiuris because MAT psl;Sy ftfnishss
necessary ayQtes 10 ALLOW tn measure =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
WHAT is THE USE
No Need to Go Through
Life a Sufferer.
Means of Relief is at hand and
Recommended by People
Voc Know
You Know.

What Is the use to go on suffering
from kidney backache. nervousness.
,leeplessness and dizziness when 30
cent box Of Morrow's Kidne-oids VIII
cure you? Probably you have not heard
Ut Kid-ne- ODDS, SO If you Will read this
statement il Will pay you tenfold. We
give YOU as reference Mrs j. S. Hanra-
nan, So shoal street. Des Mones, Ia.
she says:
Il think 1t is my duty 10 inform peo-
pie Who are suffering from backache.
nervousness, dizzy spells
and other unfailing symptoms of kid
ney complaint and those who have a
poor appetite of remedy that Will cer-
tainly relieve them of Their troubles,
Irestore their appetite and make them
healthy, strong and vigorous. refer
Ito Morrow's Kid-ne-oieis and advise all
Them d fair trial, as have done. and
I.they Will be surprised how quickly
lKid -ne-oisls will act and relieve you OF
your troubles"
! Morrow's kd-ne-o odds are not pills.
1 but yellow tablets and sell at 50 cents .
box at all drug stores and at Mcbride
& Will Drug Company,s store.
Mailed on receipt of price. Manufac-
tured by John Morrow & Co, chemists,
/ Springfield, o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
Try Grain-o. Try Grain-o.

Ask your grocer today to show You a
package Of Grain-o, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The chill
dren may drink it without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it like il.
Grain-O has that rich seal brown Of
Mocha or Java, but it is made from
pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress.
quarter the price of coffee, Is and
- cents per package. Sold by all gro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

i''NN ~ II INI'-sssS ' - ~ ~. 7ii-->
According to the Davenport Repnbli- |
can 6 1t is said Governpl Shaw. IN his
message. Will recommend several re-
forms. He has not indicated what they
are, but he has a coupie up his sieve
The Towa city Rspublican declares
the alleged competition Of convict labor
With honest and lawfua lalspr IS the
soheme of the demasaelie TO influence
The labor Vote his WY, and il is sur
aprised 10 see the Register take il up
The Republican adds The working
men of Iowa have nothing tofear from
The employment of the inmates OF our
charitable and penal nstitutions Evsry
dollar they EARN is a dollar saved the
tax payer. and every day they work
ahstisrtits Them to b. homes and lawful
laborers when they become members OF
society again.
The loenison Review observes that
sf'rhe message Of the president is not
only to congress but 70 every American
.qitizer. and every man who wishessto bs
Nell informed. no matter What his poll
tics, should read it. II alitlisfssFs not only
the isent $ fntulsSi5a Sut gives g.
bricf history @s the y 'fit'si states during
the yea, lust past, and this from ''he
hest otiislal sources
The Mapleton Press believes our
- ~, ~. < "a rix "
Tie island a stable g9Ssinnisat- And.
st,nels sam always livss up toshis agree
llte MS
bingham Young, ',le nlastestal head
iof the Mormon church, said ne wesila
i,.laIn Mouuonism ard p9isgamy down
the thr9ats OF the American peopls
T'hat. Is wiiat Brigham Roberts is try
t,ing 10 do II is a question Of eiN'Iliza-
si9a. W. can not understand the op-
}tlnistic corlplaeen.te y fit which some
4 Americans treat the matter. Posggains
E Il a Tar worse and moro dsbasing fac
4 tnr in the World than slavery This Is
the way the ISeokuk Gate city arr'ligns
/ ft, ard II cQielu9ss 'A 80 Us; si =.
tutiona formulas AID little psppenS
sgalss 81 patiiamentary procedure and
SD. .eiilios should not be cons .slerssi
one moment when American ciyiiizatlon
! ss ilisf.aestl.
lshs Beers may b. right SAYS ths
Marion Register. hat IL is rot policy
bS0r ms countsy u take SIDES i''r g
4 against siliaar aras now striving ~
sstifretnaey IN that Tar OF country.
This is said With reference to Billy
Mason resolution q sympathy
Itls linton Age finds that the prssl,
a.r.t did not min9e matters M his reii
44enee in his message to trusts ana iiia'
lhis utterances on that subject Wer'
eola and implicit and presumably Z
eafliest
The clinton Herald locks upon TN
Way tht. insane have been nesiseted y
a the county asylums as one Of the gross
Esst abuses thai mas ever dissraeed
sslstate 1t commentss the board Of con
al trolg for It's exposure Of the Wong,
The Perry Chief Reporter warmly en-
I derses rural free delivery As IT view
tie subject, II seems almost like
4 dream TO hope for time when eyer
farmer viii have his mail delivere
d daily, but that time is about here
I The Sioux CITY journal declares tha
=
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
POLITICS OF COURSE.

pom cipv. shaw. the republican leg
isiatiare ard party must rest the re-
sponsibiIify and the edium Of this scam
daloils affait The officers were q their
alpointnent. Marshailtown Reflector,
Dem.
The vtnton Eagle, which has never
been or adn7irer Of The beard Of control
Law, takes the Refleetor's paragrai3Fl UP
70 show the Matshalltown organs par
tisan bias. The Eagle says:
Our democratic friends are gong to
practice the same kind of politics on
the board of control law they did on
the prohibitory law Before the law
was passed we frequently heard of vast
quantities of democratic prohibitionists
and demand for bipartisan election
After the law was passed the only
thing you could hear was,-'Why don't
you republicans enforce it,
Previous and up to the passage of the
board of control law all the glory was
claimed for Boies and the democratic
party.
Now they have discovered lever
though the board Of control is non-par-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

II was nearly dead with dyspepsia.
tried doctors, visited mineral springs,
and grew worse. used Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure. That cured me-" 1t digests
what you eat. Cures indigestion, sour
stomach, heartburn and all forms OF
dyspepsia. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 LOOKER-ON in IOWA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tor The Times Republican,.


stanhope, Dec. II. The other day
this special Was sent from Omaha To
the Chicago Record:
For The first time in the history of
Nebraska the political complexion OF
the board of regents of the state UNI
vrrsity is about TO br changed. Ihe
advent OF the two flisionist regents
elect, j. L. Teeters and Edison Rich. has
given rise 10 a great deal of gossip
about probable changes in the faculty.
Those Aho are inclined 10 take a
gloomy view of the situation infer that
Sihe newly elected regents are con-
tefnplatings aAreSolution in the affairs OF
the university and are preparing for
the swoIst Others are of the opinion
1that if amy changes are made for
political reasons these Will be in tn.
business end of the institution. Inc
officials All the state house have a list
of the employees Of the institution. Civ
Ing their salaries and showing their
politics. Within the last few days there
mas been considerable agitation at the
university in behalf OF DIR. f. i3enja-
Inlin Andrews for the position OF chan7
lceBul OF the university DR.. Andrews,
laccuraing to reports, is ANXIOUS 10 leaNt
Chicago and get back into the unlver-
lsily field Fusonists are especially act
ive i'll his behalf. and tits prababe that
Il determined effort Mil be made to Sc
Icure his appointment, The position OF
lchanceiior has remained vacant slilct
| the Resignation of George r. Maaleaii.
4 Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-12

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