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|oents Expected at 10.
ls.burg and Possibly at
| Laings Mex.
L1by British That These
proye the Last Battles
Of tie War.
.olrrts' Troops Now at
l.f,,1. Few Miles North
Of Prospect.

Nav 26.-Anothcr advance
ro,lroad toward Pretoria has
|1.r,l Roberts troops 10 Vredc.
> t,w miles north Of Prospect.
(.a,w!l.le General Mc,hucn is
:, a.ong the southern bank Of
RIVER with the object. possibly
I. i dash at klerksdorp when
s. opposite the railroad ter.
l'Iluiton's column is nppar-
H. url ghborhood Of Nrcticiort,
:. :, d. the railroad. whence it
|. ,he Beer flank. The mex,
! aavs ought to settle whether
\ t.r,, will encounter serious OPP
|. u.h os the vaAl. but the best
h. .ty.s the next big engage
i + fought just south Of 10.
r.. and that tho fight there
s,.y one at IAings Mex. will
1 a., ,l,ched battles Of the war.
r.. Indications almost point to
4 /. hi. the more stubborn OF
4 j, hoped here that General
t.. j ny until Lord Roberts Is
(..ach "A fore. 10 seize Heid.l.
aver railroad communication
.leaaunesburS and lalngs Mex
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ALSO LAID On THE TABLE.
Credentials Of Hon. Martin .Maginnis as
senator from Montana.

senator i rom sbouthu0s
WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator Car.
fer of Montana has presented the GER
tificate Of Governor Smith. appointing
Hon. Martin Maginnis senator to I'LL
,be vacancy occasioned by the resigna.
tiou of Senator Clark, and to which
Mr.. Clark also had been appointed by
Ii.utenant Governor Spriggs III the alb
selcc of the governor.
The certificate WAS i'll practically the
same words as Acting Governor
sprigss' certificate appointing Mr'Ciark
to succc, Il himself. In accordance with
n request made by Senator Carter the
reouest was laid on the table. As soon
as this disposition was made Senator
chandler presented resolution pro-
y;diu, for the reference OF the creden'
t;.ls If the rival senatorial claimants Il
thc committee on privilege aud cleo
.;ons The resolution also went to the
tahle. the understanding being that II
will be called up next "Wednesday.
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Memorial to Congress tgaii Il TAXATION Of
Certain i...A Asic..

CiiiC 400. MAJ GA formal protest
80 49, .~---...t.. ~f II s.-..ss- - INA. :
,taDle. educational ANA religious lnstl-
tu,!ous w. made IL congress by the
Methods. t. ,l>col.al general conference
The protest. Inch Was II the form OF
a petition introduced by W. J. Wc!ch
~ ,hc Wyoming conference. character
ICES such taxation as contrary 10 put
lie policy and 10 the aim "nd spirit VI
our national institutions, AS practically
taxing directly the institutions winch
do most 10 aid government ana b"nehi
our ,s,ople and Is III effect taking money
dedicated Il public uses.
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Continuing the report says:
The statute, already adopted III the
several states discriminate as between
uuion and nonunion labor. by making
il n penal otfensc 10 exclude union labor
onlv. would seem II b. unconstitutional,
being class legislation. The statute
should apply 10 nonnnion and union
labor alike. If il i, 10 he enacted at All.
The right to lie employed and protected
without belonging to a union should be
preserved. lut every facility should be
given labor 10 organize II II desires. ana
the last yestlgr of the notion that trade
unions are criminal conspiracy should
he swept away. The use OF private po'
lice. detectives or other hired bodies OF
men to be used III connection with labor
troubles has aroused considerable atten'
tlon. and congress probably has the
no,yer 70 enact reasonable legislation to
nreyent aliases i'll this direction.
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E.,ncky Democratic onNcntsoE''

FEA>kroRr. Ky. May Ill tie Dem
..x,,utiyc committee held a
meeting here and issued calls l"r '"o
state conventions. The first VIII Dc
hold n, Louisville June IA for the pur-
,,os, of selecting delegates 10 the Demo-
cratic national convention ne o'hc,
,.;l, hc held at Lexington july ~ ana
:, ,h;. convention Democratic caiidi'
date for governor wlll be hoihii'''''"'
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Methodist Conference selects Editors cnd
Secretaries.

CHICAGO. May 16.- Editors Tor al the
Methods, official publications. and Sec
retarics and assistant >ccre taries 'or al
the organized church bcneyolcnces We're
nominated and halloted for 10y the
Methodist Episcopal general conference
dur,py ,ho ,lav. To the election oi al
these officers great interest attaci'> ~
Methodist circles AL over the world. ana
Close contests are looked for III iEahN
instances. Nominations and bai!''ii't,
for ,h.s, officers took up nearly ali the
nm, of the morning srss-oh.
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ana lom Sharkcy are matched to ficht
'i aug. 20 before the club Offering the
pest purse. II Sharkey loses to McCov
June % or to Rubin on July l6 Tia
night with .effries will be off and 1a,y
res VIII OTTER to meet Sharkey's con.
queror: For the JcfIries- Sharkev firbt
Al smith was agreed upon as stake.
holder and Charley White will referee
me conditions will be the same as IN
the Jcfirlcs-Corbct contest.
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nr;dr.s VIII succeed kees.

MuwAykrE. May 2G.-The Daiiy
News saws that A. Il. Bridges has been
sa,oc,.d to succeed ID. W. KEGS, de-
aI nc ,;rs, assistant general freight
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee an"
s. paul railway with headquarters M
Milwaukee,. MIR. Bridges has been gen
.ral Southwestern agent % 'he > ''eA.
Cor some time.
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DAY
Industrial Commission FayOrs
Its Adoption in All Public
Employments.
Same Length Of Day Recon-
mended for Factories and
Mine Work.
States Should Enact Laws as
Congress Cannot Legis-
late Directly.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The indus.
trial commission in its report to con.
gress OF labor legislation, recommends
improved legislation To the state legisla.
lures rather than TO congress directly.
1.-The subject Of greatest public inter.
est today" says the report. "is perhaps
that OF the regulation Of the hours Of
labor permitted in industrial occupa-
tions and especially in factories.
\, congress has no power to lcgislate
directly III this matter. the commission
recommends that simple statute be
enacted by all the states regulating the
length Of the working day for all per-
sons between TIE ages Of ii and 2l
years who work in factories.
The report i'll brief. says:
The employment of children below
the age Of II should be prohibited in
factories. The length Of the workday
In all public employments
Should T~ Fixed at Eight Hours.
The same time should he fixed for
werkmen III underground mines. except
III cases Of emergency. Employment in
mines Of children less than ii wears Of
age and all women and girls should also
lie forbidden. Congress might well
enact that no person under IS should b"
employed as telegraph operator on
railroads, and that all engineers and
switchmen should submit to an examl-
nation for color blindness; also that it
lie made a lnise.mcanor for an engineer
or swlfchman 10 lie intoxicated while
OH duty. \ simple and liberal law reg
ulaiIng the payment Q. labor should be
adopted by al. the states. providing that
without discount. hot III goods or due
bills, aud that Ito comTulslon, direct OF
indirect should b. used 10 make them
purcha>. goods af any particular store
.Proyl,ioil- for the fair weighing o.
coal at mine, b.fare II passes over q
screen should h. adopted, and the mi
ners should have the privilege Of EN-
ploviuy ere !. welgh,nau at their owi
eXrtl>e-
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Secured 81 500 at Dover. Mimi. and
Made Their Escape.

Made Their Escape.
WlNoNA, Mimi. May .6 The vault
md safe of the bank at Dover We're
blown open during the night and sl.ooo
in cash secured by burglars. The noise
failed 70 awake the residents of the
place and the burglary was not dlscov-
cred till the cashier Went 10 open the
bank in the morning. The bank was
insured in the Burglar Indemnity COM
panv. so will not be out anything.
OF the money taken $500 was III silver
There is no clue to the perpetrators OF
the deed.
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~,.,u.oon still Awaited.

IoypoN, May 26.-In the house o.
,,,,mons the secretary of state for In
Al, Lord George Hamilton, replying 10
= Question said he regretted that no
material change for the pet.er hao ye'
taken place in the famine stricken dls,
..;cts The showers, he added, had
aonc some good i'll PARTS but the mon
soon was still awaited.
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.r;cau Artist H0nOrs'd.

VIENNA, May a6.-The vienna a.; Ai,, y !,
..,.,a,;on. n., of the Austrian ofiiciai
's's ,,amx of Fine Arts. elected u mum
,'r w.. ',is,ingu,shed 49, foreign artists as
DER oi o's''"7 u,h.rs Among the
nunbar was Mr.. George hi'cnoo'A
Boston.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-26
MEANT TO FIGHT.
'd constructed Fine Entrrncn'
mrnts MI X rOOnAtMd.

'ad tonstructcd Fine Entrrhcn'
mcnts nj kroonatad.
'NsIAp. May 26. - Although the
'e'reated without n shot their
'sitlon showed they meant 10
Al The steep sides of the south
we're cunnngly laid with riiie
smblng the defense of Paarde-
these pits extended for ~ miles,
a'Ger Of gun cmplaccmenfs IN"
.Aa'el III the rocks. and at sevcra'
'Ae grass had been burned III
; with Il view of marking the
resident Stcyn is telling 'hc
Alers that Lord Rollers oriSihai
nation has been rcscindcd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-26

Resolutions of simple Character Adopted
by the Moihcr.' Gongrcss

by the Mothers Congress.
DEs MoiNEs. May 26.-This was the
last day OF the mothers congress Res
olutlons o. a simple character were
adopted. Woman's suffrage was ig.
norcd. The congress calls for legisla-
iion for dependent children q! broader
and wider scope, approves the Sunday
school woys In America. denounccs
publication .. Objectionable matter III
the public press. and particularly OBJ
Jec;s 10 the term OF iaany advertise
m.n's, which II believes Is objection
able u tn. home c.rc.c.
The committee on location will decide
upon "A city ior tie next congress. Mil
waukc" : Il s.roug iaTOrlte.
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PRETORIA JuNE. IL.
, -, for lsols~vts' Arrival at tho
Irau.Saal Capital.

Ifau.saal Capital.
!! * May 26.-A dispatch from
: nc Tribune SAYS: lh. re-
.o.Aa : forces from the kh.nus.
ba4l serves to conilnC. mlIl-
\ t.3at the end OF the war il rap
ka.n. near. This is without
.4.cial view. although nobody
r.. n,ih other the war Office or
l1gart.rs staff Is willing t. IL,
\ ,....t Eject. The date for tn.
Pretoria which Is usually
i.icinls is June 10. /, Is
i Il ,Acm that there Will be no
ra,7 N the passage Of the Nae!
\ cupa,lon Of johannesburg.
a-a. Roberts. with his sup-
k.aaml-rs and his strength OF
:re. can turn the Enors ous
J .r.ynsiyc position which they
tg,, "a hold. They expect t.
.-,.sh flag flying over Johan-
tY the end OF another week.
J, ~ under siege early III June.
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NEW YORK. May 26.-1he ei'''i res
against the % Italian iahorers SWIM, WI" vi" the
arr.s,,d for melting a riot during 'ne
recent strike at the Cornell dam Were
.,,sn;ssea during the day i'll the count,
ut If Westchestcr county at " my
n,";ns The defendants were us
charged.
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fAyuRS SURRENDER.
Kruger I~ars the War VIII
Rum tho liurghrrs.

'sNii WV
p, May a6.-Thc Iourcnzo
+ respondent Of The DAILY
/ -raphinG Wednesday. says:
sAs to a private letter SNUG
I. .su-a from Pretoria President
huw iavors surrender on the
iAt, continuation of the war
I'm the property of the hureh-
= Aas thrown upon the conlniah-
:. onns If what course T. Pur-
Ian lllsoncrs released nj Pretoria
'A'Faorolnary activity durinS th'
%,cks on the railway from Ire
g ihctcrsbur.. As many rs ~
are running daily and II Is pos
u large portion Of them are
I'D to move supplies norlhwara
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Cured n Running nOre.

IL had bad running core on my breast
for over q year." says Henry Richards,
OF Wi!!seyville, n Y, land tried a great
many remedies, but got no relief until
used Banner Salve After using one
half box. | was perfectly cured. / can.
not recommend it too highly, and will
never be without it in the house."
CHRIS. SCHUTz
J. G Hood, justice Of the peace.
Crosby, Miss., makes the following state.
ment: Il can certify that One Minute
Cough Cure will do all that is claimed
for II. My wife could not get her breath
and the first dose relieved her. 1t has
also benefited my whole family" It acts
Immediately and cures coughs, colds.
Group, grippe, bronchitis, asthma and all
throat and lung troubles.
Cook & ODEE.
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intting Their Wealth H"S"""
Ecach Of the British.
'sl tG, May 26.--Thc Hamburg
pubhsh n Reuters telegram from
'a1o Marquee stating that the Ger
south African liner Bundesra'n
= Hamburg with 80, 1000 ounces %
D bars.
''hr rics and khmrkey MatcheH'
YORK, May 2G.-Jim JeHr'cS
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GllI.'lllllE,l! ,l!lhllllIaHGlll!lulIIEii.IlIlllIHIl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

Two thousand new policemen will be
requested to keep crooks in control at
Paris during the exposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

ia NJ. wan s,,l..f.a- rf-7,.fIs o0nilleIits
IS insea ,.s,fii.,it,s ,if,5;7 ~ rs as,,r seN
,aa sss;,ass ii al9ag ta,
sssa Is ,sr Ana s}s her A t,it d.
.y,.,,.s ff5i,1 Connecticut es,fIias sIes
sBlv q hand. Il Is made KnowIl that
IN s,ii,ren,e c5liG 81 tii.it stsste. 10 tir.e,
81 46F3,f sBrA III own an
lieHtensl ta5ssesse1ats. has afirnl-
81 az dss.ls.5n OF the lower
e8Dft IA fa 81 a plaiatiff who
ct5nsi ferea. a..asef 4 ggriex a ~ the
action 81 Tia se. sf WATERBURY, ia poi
Timing, fha Nai,gaflt9.k river Damages
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

The open door 10 China. L Should be
understood, is the door which swings
open into China for trade purposes, and
not frem China into the United states
for he heather Chinaman. There are
some distinctions with differences that
must be considered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

book as WaterburN mas peen.
This VIII afford the aldermen OF Mar ar
I su'''sS 81 80 : ~
Iow.N PRESS COMMENT.
F,ro,a IL independent democrats
MINI & y3,.w tbs ,,aysYnsy, Democrat.
savs ..Saw that eas senatorial cues
IAN i nias,i .sif,- sstti..e attsnpts win
h. ,,,ade .a hsal 10 ssrss. The selec-
~, - ~ ~ NJ ,,ayar n sawa i
leas esst more ba,4 feeling. The ~.
,,a,.., ~ sana,e,,. ,;,..,r hsy.e 70, ,nly
bs.o bIs,ss spa un.alsntinr. hut tt.sy
bavs ~. axssasla,l All Customs 81 ~
+, .., IS, 49, vi5stn.3 ,,,..,v NIisrep-
,ss..,ts .i.,n bas ,,nn wlsl with them.
,s,.s.',.fi,as,,8. ~ s.,s.o, has ,,sna has
49, ,,is,a,,xa a,5,, Mai b. ms not
los. an o;,.sf3 nss & haye dome has
ass,, a.,i,.5s. ori,,,i,,,i
~ ,e,osa ps,a,,,lssan notices mat.
81, ,., 81. hass ,,,sas ;hat ss,-
sS,,,,,,, os -ha ssnate.
~ psi ~ ,..s{,sa,d & "a yss,.t
M .,t,e,ae,t s. tbo dsbt u tss gov
e,,t ~ sssseoosoa ,rbe fae, 4
,a3. y. ..ssTi-,aaps.ls ,,,s arfa, ,s.e n nj
tbs MI. sa., IS Where's ,aa gsvern-
,,,...,, ra.s,v., Il 81, ee.a nrinei ,,ai sn,
;,.ssy. .i3s 49,, ssnatar Z; gar IN
81 "a. woaM evs 5000 fo,s any
. 5000 t+ia,, ,ss,l. ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
. sIorN. CITY u ANGERs.
[Sl0uX (,ity I'rii3u,i a

~ 'iis1' =.
-, - - 4 r, - ,iis
- ~. 's.'' ~ s5i17
~. 49, 70 ~ siise uaii eFs q
o"' as.',its' M -, snu M9uid
Z 81, :. ~ Y s's'tis IT,;
IL : iNeii 7vliis y tiie iisNssfs
7iouA ..s business men g ,ne
ausssioi " ~ az 'tti Gar GERS m
'ui elss w Z, ,@isieii you Nou4a warn
'hs s9u'sts mn
= ilSSSs IT laiessess' eenpa ny without
ii!2i '2ii'', ss'ei'sf - VAST - tine
olsslpaeloh % Strength ana duiting OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

You try it. If chiloh's Cough and
Consumption Cure, which is sold for
the small price of 25 cents. 50 cents and
81, does not cure. take the bottle back
and we will refund your money. Sold
for over fifty years on this guarantee.
Price rs cents and 80 cents. Sold by Nc
Bride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
guenay aurdusda aauarg

nearest factory has previously been
that at Norfolk us mics distant, the
Grand Island plant being l47 miles from
Omaha. Both of these locations have
been found too remote to be of advan-
tage to farmers in Omaha vicinity. 1t
is expected, however, that the Ames
plant will be able to take care of all the
beets farmers around that city may
Offer the distance beins such that the
produce can be conVtniently and eco-s
nainically delivered The capacity of
the plant will be 500 tens d day.
one of the best results Of the settle
mcnt of the senatorial question is that
it coramends the wisdom Of our people
in yielding to the majority and does
not provoke further home discussion Of
the problem of amending the constitu
tian to secure an election by the people.
With a great degree of satisfaction
ihe Register delivers itself of the fol-
lowing manifesto: THE Register de-
siles to be held strictly responsible for
every editorial statement 1t made dur
ing the senatorial contest. The cam
paign for the right is not ended and
cannot be ended as long as the eondi-
tons exist which made those state
msnts true and necessary" Ii the
Register doesn't soon come to It's
senses it will have long ceased 10 be
had responsible foi, any of its state
ments. The war is over and it is time
70 i've in peace.
The open door to China. i. should be
understood, IS the door which swings
open into China for trade purposes, and
mot from China into the United States
for the heather Chinaman." There are
sons distinctions with differences that
must be considered.
The supreme court Of Porto Rico. al
Ponce, has sentenced five men TO be
garrated Tor a murder committed in
October, 1855. AS is known, this is a
mode Of punishment in Spain by means
of strangulation. the victim being
placed an q stool witha post behind. t
whien is affixed an iron collar With q
screw: this collar is made TO slasp tbs
neck u the criminal and is drawn
Tighter By means of a screw, until list
bseenles extinct. 1t is more barbarous
than hanging because the victim suf-
fers longer.
An old woman. arrested for stree
iesgging in Marquette Mich. had in he
diri, ragged clothing $40 in bills, ans
el,svsn 500 United States per cen
bonds. She Was sent 10 an asylum, III,
authefities urging that a Woman whs
linus made a savings bank of her clothe:
must be insane.
chicago Tribune: Several members o
the Iona legislature have awakened i,
| IA realization Of the unenviable reputa
ton the state Is gaining as a place fo
the holding Of prize fights. The loosel!
3iaHn Laws nov on the statute book.
ihave paen taken advantaee Of by mel
Who make money by hiring other men Il
fight before crows,s. The evil has bee
especially great in Sioux City and i
1 Dubuarie. Tbs latter town has bee
4 crowded q; fisnes With the worst ele
4 nent Of Chicago while the preacher
q SLY .hat Sioux lily pwss its recent In
4 erea IN crime di city Il the lnnnx .
siizs fighting. Ae brutal exhibitio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
LETTER ABOUT RUNlON
sheriff in Ohio Knows All About the
Brother.

Yesterday Sheriff Simmons received a
letter from the sheriff Of Crawford
county. Ohio, making inquiries about
Runton, the man who was found bare
footed out southwest of this city. As
was stated in the Eagle, Runion recov-
cred from his insanity and was found
by his brother and is now probably at
Dexter. Kan, the place to which he was
going.
Following is the letter from the Ohio
sheriff:
Bucyrus. Ohio, May s. 1850.
Sheriff. W: hita, Kan.
Dear Sir-In this mornings Cincinnati
Enquirer I see a special from your ci1y
saving that one William Dorsey. Of
Bucyrus. Ohio. Is in the city hospital
seriously injured and deransed from a
blow on the head. which has fractured
his skull That he was struck on the
head BY robbers IN the Missouri Pacific
railroad yards. and $50 taken from him;
that he had deed 70 eighty acres of
land in Cranberry township. Crawford
county. Ohio. in his pocket, and also
baggage checks from Buoyrus TO Dexter,
kan"
We are under the impression that this
Is either George p. NJ Runjon ar Calvin
J. RuuIou. Of Cranberry township, this
county. They were heirs and mad each
q oae-dfth interest in eighty arres q
land IN Cranberry township. which was
sold az she1if's sale On April "A last
They drew the.r money and notes
(Which they had Cashel@ on Arrl -,
and Geo--e 3 " Runian had OF drew "a
Is,rle over $50 IN al. and J Calvin some
over 5000 They both intended SONG 10
Kansas that week: they however did not
leave here until the 18th or nth when
they shipped all their goods or hal thin
checked. ana lett themselves tar Kansas.
They are tc-h Es.- completed. Gearse
bsinS fec- " inches tail weighs
about 10. ana Is about Sc 20 s. years
OF a-e. ard lie has q kind u q sandy
rnustachs. = calvin IS about the same
heighch. noJ quite 50 heavy. and about
40 years old. and has 4 kind Of light
blonde rnus-ache- The description - this
eighty acres tAat was sold is as follows.
situated IN the township u Cranberry.
r-,lsz.sty Of Crawford and State If Ohio.
ans known - the west haf oc the
.sagihwsSe quarter o scction L. township
Is. Of range q west. and c-nzainiug 50
acres. more or less.
They also had about eighty acres.
which were sod some Atte tinae aso.
and il might ae that tbs deed IS f7-
those eighty.
Kindly le, ne hear from you and ad-
wise whether the deed found upon them
tallies VISTA ire description above given
% the eighty acres in Cranberry town
snip. Also whether the description OF
the man is anything Ike e thac u Ran
ions as given above L you have ID
photo taken of the man. kindly give Is
his description and tuu particulars
Awaiting your reply, am. very t-uly
yours. CHAS- vALLMER
Sheriff Crawford Co. Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
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