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                  <text>THE SPACE ABOVE IS RESERVED

POSTAL
THE SPACE BELOW IS FOR THE

�$35.“o REWARD
For return of a dark bay mare, may have
white hind foot; 5 years old; weight about
1600; shows Clyde; has heavy long hairy feet.
Phone or wire at my expense.
Felix Alston, Sheriff.
Basin, Wyo., March 19th, 1908.

�'THE SPACE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY.

�Prisoners Escaped.

$50.00 Reward,

For the capture of two Prisoners who escaped Oct. 1st, 1908, froni'^
Jail at Olivet, 8 B., who were awaiting trial for horse stealing, and
who are described as follows: Tom, Smith age 27 yrs., height 6 ft. 1 in.,
black bristly curly hair, blue eyes, sandy complection, scar on face and
head, subjects to fits. Wore soft black hat, blue shirt, no coat.
James Stolp age 21 yrs-, height 5 ft. 10 in., hair dark, complection ash blonde, blue eyes, left eye slightly crossed, wore light felt hat
black and grey striped shirt, no coat-

J. S. Meyers, Sheriff,
Olivet, Hutchinson County, 5. D,

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