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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
BANDIT is IDENTIFIED.
Bob Lee Was a Partner of the Slain
Lonny Logan.
Especial to The HeraldD


Cheyenne. Wyo., March 12.-Sherin
Clary of Chateau county. Mont. who
identified Lonny Logan, the bandit who
was killed by officers near Kansas City,
as a member of the gang that held up
and robbed the Union Pacific express
train at Wilcox, last June, called at
the county Jail tonight and identified
Rob Lee. alias Bob Curry, who was
arrested at Cripple Creek for compile
ity in the holG-up as a partner of
Lonny Logan in the saloon business at
Harlem, MORT, last fall.
A PinkertOn detective named Sears,
also identified Lee as a member of the
Harlem gang that attempted to dis
pose of some of the stolen money. Lee
says he can prove an alibi and it is be-
lieved the authorities will be unable TO
connect the prisoner with the train rob-
berry
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to Mr. Sheldon tonight by the telegraph
editor was the accounts of the army
estimates submitted to the British par
lament by the government. In short
time il came back with an editorial
comment that such news was terrible
comment upon our civilization. Mr.
Sheldon's policy is to follow important
news stories with editorial matter.
Besides this comment on the news
from London there Will be a cartoon,
depicting the horrors of war.
At II p. m. it seems that the war
news will be the feature of the tele-
graph page. the rumors of early peace
being considered by Mr.. Sheldon as the
best possible news that can be obtained
A hundred word story on the Re
ligious Outlook in Kansas City" Of
fered by a Kansas City correspondent,
was promptly accepted by telegraph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
STATE BOARD OF LABOR is
TRYING ITS FIRST CASE

rian Much testimony was heard on
both sides. Among the evidence intro
duced was contract with Bischoff,
which provided that he should have
free beer.
This is the same form of contract
that all brewery employees get. The
testimony on BischOff's side went to
show that he was not intoxicated, as
claimed, but that he conducted himself
properly in every way. At $3.50 o'clock
the board adjourned until this after
noon at $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
POLICE ARE MUCH PUZZLED
OVER DISPOSITION OF WAH HONG

What will become of Wah Hong, the
half-dead Chinaman, whose case has
brought Salt Lake citizens TO the real
ization that the lack of an emergency
hospital for indigents is a disgrace to
the city? He viii die sooner or later,
but the authorities are up a tree" on
the question Of his care until that time.
Hong laid about the streets. often
sleeping in the pOstoffice, for several
weeks, until the police felt Obliged to
take him in. But in his diseased and
unelean condition there was a hue and
cry about combining him in the Jail with
other prisoners, and finally he was re-
leased. Again he wandered about,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
COMBINED AGE OF THIS
BRIDE AND GROOM
EXCEEDS CENTURY AND A THIRD

clerk replied that il was and asked
what he could do for his aged ques-
toner. The man replied he wanted 70
get a license TO marry the lady, mol
eating the future sharer of his woes
with his thumb. He stated further that
his name was Thomas Howard ana
that the wOuld-be Mrs. Howard was
known as Miss Margaret Morgan The
happy bridegroom is s. years OF age
and the bride is comparatively young
woman at the age of so.
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The state board of labor and arbitra-
ton started on the hearing Of its first
case yesterday in Chairman E. A.
Wallis Office in the D. F. Walker build
ing. The other members of the board,
John Nicholson and ]. S. Daveler, were
present, the latter acting as secretary.
The case was that of BischOff against
the Salt Lake brewery. The employing
company was represented by Powers,
Straup & Lippman, and the employees
or Brewers union by Richards & Va
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sleeping in alley ways and on door
steps, and again the police took MN
into custody. For three days he mas
lain out in the Jail yard, in the hot az
ternoon sun, throwing off sickenlng
odors reaching everybody who ad-
vances within several yards OF nm.
As a last resort, Jailer kImball yes
terday laid the case before Chairman
Whitaker of the board of county COM
missoners. The latter said he could
not put the man in the infirmary, De-
cause. of his condition, but Mr.. Whlta-
ker believes that Hong has nephew
in town who is well able TO support
him. and an effort Will be made 10
make him do so.
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Deputy County Clerk Albert Scare
could scarcely restrain a smile yester-
day afternoon when an octogenarian
and a maiden showing signs of the
sere and yellow leaf applied for Ii
eense to be united in the bonds of holy
wedlock. The would-be bridegroom ap-
preached the clerk in a somewhat
Shame-faced manner and asked If this
was the place where you get the papers
TO get married" The accommodating
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Railroad Notes.

The Union Pacific is asking bids on
400 furniture cars.
Chief Engineer Moore of the Seven
Devils road was in town yesterday.
H. O. Wilson. general agent for the
Oregon Short Line at Butte was in
town yesterday.
w. c. Allyn. better known as "BnI'
Allyn among local railroad men, died
in Omaha on Sunday morning.
Traffic Manager Stephen H Babcock
Of the Rio Grande Western. leaves on a
triD to California this morning
J. b. Durham. chief rate clerk pas
sengcr department Oregon Short Line.
returned from ST. Paul Yesterday.
l. o. Leonard. travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific with
headquarters in Butte. came in from
that city yesterday.
George \. Marshall has been ap-
pointed auditor Of the Rio Grande &
Southern, with offices at Denver. Colo,
vice Cooper Anderson, resigned.
Z. J. Flynn, travelling freight and pas
senger agent Of the Missouri Pacific
returned To his desk once more after
a giddy week at the carnival at New
Orleans.
Owing To the heavy travel out Of
Salt Lake east on the SOS D. m train
the Rio Grande Western powers that
be are seriously considering the adviS-
ability of putting on an extra sleeper
The carpenters were yesterday in
proud possession Of the Salt Lake &
Los Angeles railroad offices. being bus
lily engaged in putting in a partition
which will divide the railroad offices
from those Of the Inland Crystal Salt
company. Manager Bateman escaped
the chaos by migrating to Saltair on
the 2.15 train which now leave Fifth
West and South Temple tri-weekly at
that time.
Engineers on several of the big west
ern lines are said TO be inaugurating a
campaign against the use of double
headers on a train. The engineers of
the ten divisions Of the Santa Fe rep
resented by a committee comprised Of
eight members, have submitted to the
Texas railroad commission a lengthy
plea for relief. wherein are cited in
stances of danger that turks around
the operations Of two engines at the
head % one train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
GoEBEL's REMAINS BURIED.
Taken From Vault and Inferred in
Cemetery at Frankfort.

Frankfort. Ky, March 12-The re-
mains Of Governor William -GOebeI were
this afternoon taken from the chapel
where they have been under guard
since Feb. 5 and buried in the plot of
ground west Of the chapel on the brow
of the hill overlooking the Kentucky
river.
The services were brief, consisting
simply Of a prayer and singing. Mem
bers of the legislature attending in a
body. The spot selected for the inter
Inent is the highest ground in the ceme-
terry, and the monument 10 be erected
there will be easily seen IRON all over
the Cit.
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TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
Much Interest In Raum-Sinclair Case
at Blackfoot, Ida
Especial TO The Herald.)

Blaekfoot. Ida. March 12.-Interest
in the Raum murder case is intensity
ing. The case is coming up Thursday.
The friends of Sinclair who are on the
ground are preparing TO fight the case
hard. claiming the killing was cold
blooded murder
On account of the prominence of the
SinclairS in Salt Lake and Idaho. and
the family of Raum in Nebraska. the
outcome will be watched with '---~-es-
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Anxious to Get In.
Butte Inter Mountain)

ITULIe IHJeT MOuIIdIn.J
Nis-0ulJ and Pocatello are anxious 70
come into the league Hugh Campbell,
a Nf-4IuI1 enthusiast. has raised 81 300
as I'd starter. and on the strength Of
this rs asking for membership. Pu-
ctt.rIo has raised the necessary FUNDS
with which 20 finance the club ard
will write To- Mr. Lucas for a member
Ship If ogden SHOULD tluke. which is
not likely. It is probable that the plans
would be- changed 50 as to include Mis-
spuIa. Great Falls and Pocatelio in the
league.
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miscellaneous.
Golf In Ogden.
LSn..iaI CorresnnndenceN

IoUD1laI IOrrespOndence.J
Ogden. March 12.-Golf has come to
Ogden. and from the enthusiasm of its
o.vutees. it has probably come to stay.
sgl Hi links has been laid out on tho
bench % short distance from the middle
part of town, and several games have
been played. 1t is found that with
"Ut little expense the course may be
made one of the best. Among the best
ayers are John Hutchinson, Ted
L-----usun and II. NJ. Rreeden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
SHELDON USES
BLUE PENCIL
SlaughterS Press Report iii
Topeka Capital.
EFFORT TO CONDUCT
A CHRISTIAN PAPER
Has No Use For the Dramatic
Critics.

Sends Sporting Editor Out to Report
a Bowling Contest at the Y. NJ. C.
A.-Stock Quotations Don't Go,
Neither Do Patent Medicine or
Corset Advertisements With Cuts
What He Considers News Fit to
Read-His Leading Story.
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One For Jefords.

Buffalo. n. Y, March Jim JEFF
fnris Of California was given the de-
Cisien over Walter Johnson lcolored) Of
Philadelphia in a twenty-TOund go at
the Hawthorne annex tonight. The
men met at catch weights. JeffOrds
looming far above his opponent and be-
ing apparently twenty pounds the
heavier. The bout was rather tame.
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In Jail at Louisville

Louisville. KY. March 12.-Secretary
of State Powers and Captain Davis
were brought here from Lexington in
CUSTODY of Sheriff Suter Of Frankfort
this morning and placed in the county
jail. The prisoners were driven from
Lexington TO Lawrenceburg, where
they took a train for this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
SEERIFF'S SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD
judicial district. of the state of Utah
county of Salt Lake. George A. Williams
assignee of Farmers * Traders bank
plaintiff. Us. ". B. Armendt. defendant
To be sold at sheriff's sale at the west
front door of the county court house in
the city and county of Salt Lake. state 0f
Utah. on the 18th day of March. A n.
1900 al L o'clock noon Of said day. all the
rlSht, title. claim and interest of the de-
PENDANT w. 3. Armendt. of. IN and 10 the
whole of VILLA Park Addition includad
in lots thirteen G9) and fourteen 40.
block twelve (12l, Five Acre plat a Big
Field survey, situated in the county Of
Salt Lake, state Of Utah.
Purchase price payable in lawful money
OF the United States.
JOHN +. HOWELLS.
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County, Utah.
BY JOHN 3. CCAMOCK.
Deputy Sheriff
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this 9Th
day of March 1899.
w. H. Bramel. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Bluth viii RESIGN.

.0reoI. CorreSp pndence)
'-..r. March John V. Bluth.
elected president Of the Utah-Idaho
baseball league. stated today thai he
WouI u.. accept the position. Al
th".-" .. has NOT Vet been officially
nou".t nr will Immediately decline.
II D. and. stood that his objection to
SUNDAY baseball is the reason. A. q.
Hora H.. likely Dee his successor.
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CHANGE IN OFFICERS.
sew Men at Head Of Park Cftv Ma
tional Bank.

"asaington. l.. c.. March Post
-.e service has been ...a3rishei at
I-IF Dell, Idaho. r. r. Winters has
~ appointed postmaster
-,-t minor children OF James NJ. Bal
y7E " American Fork have been pen
-ei sl4 per month.
y--.-4hses In the officers Of the Utah
-'.ai banks have been made as fol-
a., The First National Bank Of Park
rsS' hobert Hardness president in
No. or w. Y. Rice. W. W. Chisholm
Es.rllesidenr in place Of Thomas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
MINISTER'S MEET.
Enjoyable Papers Read at Yester-
DAVIS Session

At the regular Monday morning
meeting of the Ministerial association,
held in the Y. NJ. C. A. yesterday. the
Rev B. NJ. Hogan of the Phillips Con-
gregational church. was admitted to
membership. and DR.. McNiece read a
very interesting paper on The OBJ
jects Of the Ministerial Association and
the Conditions for Its Success" At
the next meeting Mr.. Wake will read
a paper on What Can the Christians
Of Salt Lake do to Raise the Moral
Tone OF TIE Community
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
LYNCHING WAS FEARED.
Young Man Acquitted of Murder Spir-
tied Out OF Butte.

NopscIdI 20 me EtTdIu-J
Butte. Mont, March 12.-Edwin H.
Gilman, charged with an unusually
cold-blooded murder Of young miner
named Dan Sullivan last Christmas,
was acquitted by jury this evening,
on his own and unsupported testimony
that he killed the man in self-defense.
As soon as discharged he was spirited
70 the depot by his attorneys and sent
out Of town, as there had been threats
made to kill him if acquitted. Gilman
is the son Of Frank Gilman, a banker
OF Hamburg. Ia.
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AGAINST THE BOYCOTT.
Decision In the Chinese Case at Butte
Mont
Especial to The Herald.)

Butte, Mont, March 12.-Judge
Knowles of the United States court to-
day handed down a decision in the
noted Chinese boycott case which has
been pending in court for several years.
He made permanent the injGS2tiOn
against the labor unions and labor lead
ers who for years had prosecuted a boy
colt against the Chinese and all en-
ployerS of Chinese.
1t is understood that a claim for
damages will now be presented to the
federal government by the Chinese
minister
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13

anu IN accordance with law and the or
der of the board of directors. made Feb
3, 1900, so many shares of each parcel Of
above stock as may be necessary will h.
sold az auction at the office of the New
hondtke Mining company 313 d. r. wal
ker building, Salt Lake City, Utah. ar >
O'Clock p. m. on Friday March 81 100
TO pay delinquent assessment thereon 70
gether with costs of advertising and ex-
pense of sale.
F. A. DRUEHL, Secretary
SiS D. F. Walker Building
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French PUG. Dead.

Paris March 12-GuyBo, the cele-
hraieI boxer. who met James Jeffries
Hlmo months ago in Paris. died last
saturday H the Hospital Boueicault
Ia WAS admitted o. the institution
about the middle Of February. when
his ease was diagnosed as tuberculosis
IN it's advanced stages.
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PugiIiSrn.
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.
Mysterious Smith Fails to Whip Ma
honey.

Mysterious Smith Fails to Whip Ma
honey.
New York. March i2-Young Ma
honey of Philadelphia and "Nysteri-
Gus Billy Smith fought twenty-five
rounds TO a draw tonight before the
Hercules Athletic club. MahOney
proved 90 be extremely clever as a
boxer and blocked splendidly. Smith
failed to land. except occasionally over
the left kidney and the ribs. Had Ma
honey been able 20 punch a little bit he
would certainly have won easily. as he
got To Smith frequently. but the blows
had uo effect other than TO bleed
Smiths mouth.
In the preliminary Dan DOugherty
knocked ont Steve Flanagan the ban
tam. bon the tenth round. Flanagan
had to Doe carried from the ring and a
doctors aid was called to revive him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13

NEW KLONDIKE MINING COM.
pany, Secretary office, Salt Lake City,
March s. 1900. Notice-There are deii5,
quent upon the following described stock
on account of assessment No. 4 levied
Feb. 3. 1900. the several amounts ser on
posite the names Of the respective stock
holders. as follows viz:
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State of Utah, Office of the Secretary of

SIate OF Utah, Once Of the Secretary of
State SIS:
l, James T. Hammond. secretary of
state OF the state of Utah. do
hereby certify that the above nam
eu insurance company has filed
in my Office a detailed statement. Of is
condition. from which the foregoing
statement has been prepared. and thai fhe
SAID company has in all other rzSpects
complied with the laws Of the state relat-
ing TO insurance.
In testimony whereof I have here
(SeaD unto set my hand and affixed the
great seal of the state Of Utah This
first day OF March, A D. 1900
J. 7. HAMMOND
Secretary Of State.
NJ CORNICk COOKE & co. AGENTS
Salt Lake City. Utah
u w. First South s.
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Clark Argument Postponed.

Washington. March 12.-The argumen.
In the case of Senator Clark Of Montana
before the committee on privileges and
elections has been postponed from he
10th TO the 26ih of The present month.
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State of Utah. Office of the Secretary OF

State Of Utah, Office Of the Secretary OF
State s.:
l. James T. Hammond. secretary OF
state Of the state of Utah. do
here1y certify that the above nam
ed insurance company has iled
IN my office a detailed sta tement Of its
condition. from which the foregoing
statement has been prepared. and that the
said company has in all other respects
complied with the laws OF the state relaC-
ing 10 Insurance.
In testimony whereof / have here
(SedD UIcO ser my hand and affixed the
great seal of the state of Utah this
Z5Td day of February. = ID. 1897
J. T HAMMOND
Secretarv OF State
MCCORMICK COOKE 4 CO AGENTS.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Il ". First South s.
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AMERICANS ARE BARRED.
Not Allowed to Do Insurance Bust
ness In Japan.

Tacoma. Wash, March 12.-Oriental
advices state that permission to do
general business in Japan has been re-
fused sixty foreign insurance companies
most Of them American. japanese off,
Gals state that this results from the
facts that the applications have failed
TO comply with the japanese Insurance
laws.
Though Corea has never formally as
scented. Russia regards as accepted her
proposal of several months ago to loan
Korea several million yen in return for
exclusive mining privileges.
The Russian and French cable and
telegraph systems in Siberia, China and
mo. China, are soon TO be connected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-13
FEEDING IN TRANSIT
Was the Particular Bone of
Contention With Agents.
COMPROMISE PROBABLE
FREIGHT MEN RETURN FROM
KANSAS CITY.

They Report That the Much Vexed
Question to Utah Livestock Ship
pers is Nearing a Solution Upon
Practically the Old Rates Hereto
fore in Vogue-Railroad Notes.
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Greenwich Insurance Company.

l. The name and location OF
the company, Greenwich
Insurance company, 16l
Broadway, New York
,. Name Of president, Mason
A Stone. EEES
3. Name Of secretary, Walter
B. Ward. -
I. The amount Of its capital
stock is ...............-t.....S 9po,ooo %
.. The amount of its capital
stock paid up iS.-.-...-...... go, 600 %
8. The amount Of its assets
Is --------..---..... = tu-sz11 %
Z. The amount of its habili-
ties Gncluding capiJaD is !, 3J5, Oh 8
S. The amount OF its income
during the preceding cal
endar year -----.--...-..-.-. !, liz, 80 20
.. The amount OF its eXpendi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year ..---...-.-..-- I3J5.I34 IS
Il. The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding cal
endar year ------------------- lgI- 6l3 IS
IL The amount Of risks writ
ten during the year. % ST, SO %
p The amount OF risks IN
force al the end Of the
year -. ....--...........-...-2s7 SO. 613 %
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Il used KodoI Dyspepsia Cure in my
family with wonderful results. 1t gives
immediate relief, is pleasant TO take
and is truly the dysDeptic's best
friend, says E. Hart gerink, Overisel.
Mich. Disests what you eat Cannot
fail to cure. F. 9. Schramm, McCor-
nick block.
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ANOTHER NEW RAILROAD.
Nevada Corporation to Build a Line
to Crescent CITY.

Nevada Corporation to Build Line
to Crescent City.
y railroad project which means much
for the northwest coast section Of Cali
forhia was Incorporated in Reno last
month. and the fact has Just been made
public. says the Nevada State Journal.
Feb. last there was incorporated
at Reno the California & Northern
Railway company. which is to build
narrow-guage line ninety miles in
length from Eureka. in Humboldt coun-
", to Crescent City, in Del NOrte cOun-
~. The capital stock is $500. 000 OF
this sum $780, 900 has been subscribed.
The directors of this corporation are:
Charles Nelson francis Korbel, P. n.
Liiienthal and John L. Roster of San
Francisco and d. q. Lyman, T. L.
Flanagan and Oscar ]. Smith Of this
city They have each subscribed for
$4,000 Of the stock. All are men of
meas and identified with large bust
ness enterprises on the coast. Why
they should have Incorporated the
company in Nevada, unless for the
purpose of keeping the matter quite as
long as possible, is not known.
Troubles of Claim Agent.
John Burleigh, chief clerk of the
claim department Of the Oregon Short
Line, expects to receive from time to
time unique requests through the mail
regarding alleged losses in transit but
they are usually cOuched in pure type
written AnglO-SaXOn. Yesterday,
however. he was rudely astonished -
receive a claim accompanied by an ill-
voice which defed solution. Apparent
ly the bill of goods was written in
Pittmans shorthand. After giving a
casual glance it was handed over to
StenOgrapher Cummings to decipher
Cummings was once nOnplussed He
anted and passed to Rufus Cobb. who.
after sOrle hesitation, affirmed that the
invoice was drafted according to the
new loop stenOgraphy. Of which he had
no cognizance. Expert opinion from
The freight office was subsequently OBJ
tanned. when it developed that the doc
ument was written in Hebrew by one
Abraham Abalan, New York commits
sion merchant.
This unique epistle was duplicated
some days ago by the receipt of a claim
from woman, who affirmed in five
pages that her sewing machine had
been damaged in transit. She conclud
ed her letter as follows: Mine grs-
cious / want mine new leg my machine
cost me seventy dollars Mr.. Railroad"
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.
For the year ending December 81, 1922 Of
the condition Of the
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EsS 80 ! for acceptable ideas.
/ HA~sE State If patented.
4 ia - Ekk THE PATENT RECORD,
Baltimore, Md,
Delinquent Assessment Notice

subscription prlce Of the PATENT RECORD sico
per annum- Samples free.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-10-19
For Sale.

horse, . years old past; one mule,
year old past; and one weaving mule.
Apply TO Mrs. j. =. CREED.