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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24
MARKET REPORTS.

Grain and Stock Prices For July ~.
Cleveland Cattle: Good to choice dry
fed steers, i,2oO lbs. aud upwards, SIS oO6I
To- good 10 choice dry fed, 1850 to
TO 1000 lbs, 81 25lL4 10; green half fat,
300 to 1000 lbs, 81 0Od4 10; good to choice
heifcrs. 81 25dI 90; fair to good, IS T56i
i 90; cows commons to choice, 81 SOAP 10;
bulls, good to choice, 81 1913 10 Sheep
and Ihnbs-G Good to choice handy yearllnKs,
81 OOGlI %; fair to good, SO T5lII 90; culIs
aud common, SO OO1i3 90; good to choice
wether sheep, 81 sJdI 90; fair to good
So 1913 90; good mixed sheep, SO 500
So: culls and common, 5000 3 90; good to
choice spring lambs, 50 1915 90; fair To
best, $6 2jItT 90. Hogs-YorkeTB, SO %;
mediums and henvles, SO 10
Chicngo-Cnttie; Good to prime steers,
SO 4OtLG 10; poor to medium, 81 20d6 70;
stockcrs ana feeders, 81 6OII4 81; cows,
SO OOIl4 10; hcifcrs, 81 5Oli4 90: Gamers,
81 T5a2 81; bulls, 81 5O5i4 40; Texas
steers, SO 4OII 90 Calves-S3 T5d6 90.
Sheep ana Iambs-Good to choice weth.
ers, SO OOdI 40; fair to choice mixed,
SO 5oli3 90: western sheep. So God4 90;
yeRrlings, 81 4Ofi4 40; native lambs. SO %
Mixed and butchers, 81 TJdG 90; good TO
choice heavy, 81 DJItO 12K; rough heavy,
So GOG0 30; light, 50 GonJ 81. Wheat
No. red. csc Corn-NO. 2, 5I1za52c.
PittsUurE Cattle; Choice, SO sOGI0 co;
PRIME, 50 6Ou5 70j good. 50 aOg0 90; tidy
dry fed butchers, % OOlt0 20; grassy kind,
81 OOlli so; hcifers, So 50q5 90: fresh
COWS, SIS O1ft5O 90. Sheep and Lambs
Choice sheep, 81 2Odi 80; good, 81 OO1
4 10; fair. 50 25si3 80; yearllngs 50 OCsI
20; lambs. So OOd6 90. Hogs-Heavy
hogs, SIS 12IzIIG lTk; mediums and heavy
workers. So OTIadd 10; light workers. and
pigs. SB O5dO o.
BufrnIo - Cattle: Best heavy steels
SIS 1915 so; butchers. 81 G5q5 30: heifers
50 5OaJ 90 Sheep aud Lnmbs-Best spring
lambs, 50 5GlfJ 80; fair to good, 81 T.yi
) 90: culls and common, So 1914 Is; win.
ter lambs, 50 1914 90; mixed sheep, "a 90
"A IS; culls ana bucks, 50 25l3 90; weth-
ers and yes riings, 81 35d4 so. Calves
So 50lI6 90. HOgs-Pigs and yorkeTS,
SO 10; medium ana heavy, SO 1oa9 10.
New York-Cattlc: Steers, 81 25a6 30;
bulls. So 2Oli4 30; cows, 81 4ol54 30 Calves
-NeaIs. 50 OOaiT 20; buttermIlks, 81 %:
fed calves, 81 80 Sheep and Lambs
Sheep, 50 ooqi so; culls, 81 25a2 75;
lambs, So ood6 90. wheat-No. red,
T5&c. Corn--No. 2, 56hc. Oats-No 2, SIC
acknowledgement: No. 2 red, eS1lSf
6Tc. Corn-So. mixed, 63c. OatS-No q
mixed, 3Sd3s1zc. Bye-No. 2, 49c Lard
SIS 40. Bulk meats-$s III. Baeon-$9 %.
Hogs-$4 OO,l0 o. Cattle - So O0d5 %
Sheep-G2 25d3 10, Lambs-$3 OOI5 90
Boston Wool = Ohio and PennsylyanIa
deeces X and y and above, 2Sa24c; Xxx
and Xxx and above, 29oi delaine, 20; No.
cOmbipE, 25ei No. and x-biood, 2Scf
OoaTBs and braid washed, 2sa64c.
TOledO-VtA0at, 6eHe; corn, 62c; go
SAEtOi rye. GAlGoi eloYsrssed. SO so.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OLE MASON s. s..


At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of the said County
OF Mason, on Monday, the LIST day OF
July, 1901, the following order was
entered:
Almeda Grimm, who sues in her own
right and as Administrators of Lew
is Grimm, deceased,
VS..
". ID. Rice, II. o. Borgess. and the un-
known creditors OF Lewis Grimm,
deceased:
In Chancery.
The object of the above suit is to
ascertain the dover interest of said
Almeda Grimm in and to the real es
tate of Lewis Grimm, deceased, and
also the creditors of said Grimm, and
to sell the reHl estate of which the
said Grimm died, siezed and possess
ed, to pay off said Widows dover and
the creditors of said Lewis Grimm
deceased. Also to.settle the accounts
of the said Almeda Grimm as Admin
fstratriX of said Lewis Grimm, de
&C used.
And 1t appearing that process has
been issued and delivered to the Sher-
iT of this County ard by him duly re.
turned mot found" as to the un-
known creditors of said Lewis Grimm,
deceased, it is ordered that they, the
unknown creditors of Lewis Grimm,
deceased, do appear here within one
month after the first publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests therein.
a Copy Tester
II. Il. MITCHELL, Clerk.
III. r. HOWARD, Sol.
iuly 81 Wk
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Remember the Name Of
the Old Bank Merchants
National Bank. Now Re
moved to the East side Of
Main street, below Phoenix
Hotel.
Discount Rate 6 Per Cent.
March ll-tf
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For Clerk.

Mr., j FL. Ewing, who travels
for Stookhof Bros, wholesale
grocors, Gallipolis, and whose
homo is at Racine, Ohio, is can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Clerk of the Common Pleas
Court of Meigs county, Ohio. Mr..
Ewing is splendid man, we'll
qualified for the position he seeks,
and if he is as popular at home as
he is with our people, he will win
in the primary election up there.
Down this way everybody would
vote for him, Democrats, Republi-
cans and Populists. We hope the
Republicans of Meigs county will
select him for Clerk, at their pri-
mary election.
1t would be just as sensible if
dogs got scared at the way people
act who think they are going to
bite them,
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Wish There We're Moro Like

WISH Inere Were moro Like
The Democratic candidate for
governor of Ohio, Colonel James
Kilbourne, has record in rela-
ton to his employees in the Kill
bourne implement factory al Col
umbus. which is expected to make
him popular with the States labor
vote. According to u sketch of
his life printed in the Cincinnati
"Commeroial Tribune" u political
opponent, he has never had u strike
aud has never reduced wages.
Whom the panic of 1893 came it
was feared that he might have to
out down the pay of his men, and
he went before them and asked if
they would accept reduction in
case of necessity. The reply was
that they would, but he never
made the reduction and kept the
mill going throughout This cost
the company something, but it's af-
fairs had been SO we'll managed
with an eye out for just such an
emergency that it's financial
strength was not seriously i'm
paired,
Col. Kilbourne will be the next
Governor of Ohio. He began his
career of usefulness in the Union
Army, rising from private in the
ranks to become a Colonel.
During all the ups and downs
of the Democratic party in Ohio,
he has stood true to tho cause.
When other employers were dis
charging their employees and help
ing to swell the cause of disoon-
tent and thereby assisting to bring
about "hard times" in the interest
of Republican office seekers, Col.
Kilbourne was standing by his en-
ployees, neither cutting down their
wages nor time. This is record
any man should be proud of. Be-
sides, the Platform on which he is
running, appeals to all that is fair.
Equal taxation, opposition to the
giving of franchises to few that
they might live at the expense of
the many, and denunoiation of
the villanous policies of the pres
emit administration, should stir the
hearts and consoienoes of Ohio
voters to such an enthusiasm as
will bury Boss Hanna and his
minions forever.
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NotIce no Take DeposItlons.

To Linsey Bowman. Take notice
that on the 9Th day of August, a. ID.
1901, between the hours off o'clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, at the LAW
once of Somerville & 9onerVllIe, In
the Town of Point Pleasant, Mason
County, West Virginia, Will take
the deposition of myself and others,
to be read in evidence In my behalf
in certain suit in chancery now
pending in the Circuit Court of the
County of Mason, and State of West
Virginia. in which i am Plaintiff and
you are Defendant. If from any
cause the taking of said deposition
shall not be completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be contin-
ued from day to day, or from time to
time at the same place and between
the same hours, until the sa me shall
have been completed.
ELLA BOWMAN,
BY Counsel.
& SoMKRyILLR, Soils.
july 4wk
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NORTHERN MICnIGAN EXCURSION
Via Ohio Central Lines in Connection
with Ann ArbOr ana Pere Marque-
tie II. RS,

Here is your cheap excursion to
Northern Michigan Resorts, Beulah
Crystal Lake., Frankfort, Traverse
fPlatt Lake., Wednesday, july "a, via
o. g Lines II. & o. q. and K. & II.
Rys). 500 from Ganley and Charles-
ton, $500 from Point Pleasant, Gallipo-
Lis and Middleport, and proportionate-
ly low ratesfrom intermediate stations
ing until Saturday, Aug. 10. leaving
destination. For full particulars, time
of trains, etc call on Agents of X. & NJ.
Railway, or address +. r.. Heiner, Pass.
ACT k. d NJ Ry.. Charleston. w. Va,
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Linsey Bowman
Ia Thanonstr

The object of the above suit is to
obtain II divorce from the bonds OF
defendant. And it appearing that
process has been issued and de ivered
to and returned by the Sheriff mot
found more than ten days before
the issuance of the order; and IL also
said defendant is out of this State, 1t
is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the first pub
location of this order and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest here
in.
A Copy Teste:-
II. Il. MITCH ELL, Clerk.
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satisfactory.

Morgantown New Dominion
The selection of Col. Smith as
Brigadier General of tho Guard is
eminently satisfactory He is one
of the oldest officers in the Guard
and to him more than to any other
one man is duo the progress which
it has made in recent years. His
opponents were also fine men and
the result of their election would
have been for the good of the
guard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24
Notice to Tirnbermen and
Contractors.

-DROPOSALS are invited from Responsible
i parties by the Campbells Creek Coal Co ,
for Furnishing a lot of white oak timber both
hcwed and In the rough but squared at ends
for rebuilding an ice pier in the KRnawhR
River, at their harbor near Henderson, W /.
Wa, timber to be delivered by September
LIST. either in river or on bank.
PropOsalH are also Invited from RESPONSE
BILE parties before August 18th by the g g.. G..
Co, for furnishing all material, timber.
shPeting lumber, stone, spikes, bolts, nails,
ISc., and doing all the labor OF every Kind I'M
rebuilding the shore pier at their hRTbor
aud repairing the outer pier No.2
remains of the present shore pier and the ems
tire e-building of this, contractor being
prIVlledged To use all the stone now I'm pier
and to get what additional stone is needed
from the g.. q. G.. Co. property, and such
standing timber ns can be used.
Work must commence at hTst favorable
low water and be rapidly prosecuted to com
pIetion. Security viii be required for the
fnithful performance OF the contract. Pay
ents Will be made a. work progresses on a
IS per cent. basis as estimated by our Super
iutendent.
Right reserved TO reject any or all propos-
ais or bids. Preference given To bidder who
can furnish material and do all the work at n
contract price.
Plans. specifications and estimates can be
seen at haTboT or from Capt. r.. a. burnside,
Henderson, w. Nn., to whom nil correspond
ence and proposals should be sent.
Bidders ARE requested to visit the place and
make their own estimates OF material, view
the work to be done and facilities for prose-
GAMPBELIis CREEK COAL CO..
8. 4. DANA, President
BY f. \. BURSSIDE, Henderson, w. Va.
july IL, u. st., W. Ut
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The County Commisaionera nre

The County Commissioners are
still building bridges and oulverts,
without letting the work out to
competitive bids. Advertise for
bids and give all contractors a
chance, is the only way to get
work done oheaply and correctly
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BOard Itenls.

Correspondence, 22nd.
Farmers are about through har-
vesting. Wheat and oats are a
pretty fair crop,
Mr. a. B. Roush and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Albert Piokens
and family,
The frozen milk festival at Pliny
church was great success, being
attended by some 500 people.
There is large crop of black
berries in this section of the coun-
try, and people are picking them
and selling them to the shippers
of fruits
L. L. Blessing picked 26 gallons
of blaokberries in one day last
week, without any assistance. he
is the champion berry picker in
the county.
a. B. Roush sold two barrels of
sugar in five days. How is that
for country storeP
Mr.. Marion Fry, sick for SO long,
is able to be out again. r.
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a Revolutions.

Greenbrier Independent.
The State Tax Commission is
considering'a proposition to raise all
State taxes for general pur-
poses from licenses, fines, tax
es on corporations (inoluding
railroad, express, telegraph, tele-
phone and similar companies. }
The counties would then have
all the mouey raised by taax-
ton on real and personal property.
1t is argued that a system such as
the above wonId obviate the in
equality of assessments as between
counties. The taxes thus assessed
and collected would be for county
purposes alone, and il. too high the
people would hold the local govern.
ment responsible. It was urged
that this plan would obviate tho
double assessment plan which now
exists, namely assessment by the
State and municipalities. Anumber
of progressive States in the Union
are conducting their tax system on
this basis. The Commission adj
journed to meet at White Sulphur
August 10Th.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24

Tho interior counties of West
Virginia are on great boom by
reason of the oil aud coal develop
ment.
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To Asthma SufTercrs.

Lawson Elvidge, of Darlington, Ill.,,
long standing by Eoley's Honey and
Tar. 1t gives positive relief in all cases
OF asthma, so this disease when not
completely cured, is robbed of all its
terrOrs by this great remedy.
a, c.. Van Glider,
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Locust Posts For Sale

We'll seasoned Locust Posts for sale.
Call on or address
WM. II. WITHERs,
West Columbia, w. Va.
iuIv 32w
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The present strike situation
offers to tho advocates of arbitra-
ton an opportunity for their good
offices which if sucoessfully applied
will receive the appreoiative thanks
of the nation. If the differences
as given out constitute all the
trouble there ought to be no
difficulty in reaching settlement.
-Parkersbnrg Seminal.
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Democrats should not allow
themselves to become unduly ex-
oited over the Ohio election. The
result in that state does not depend
80 much on the voting as it does
on the counting. Mark Hanna
manipulates the counting maohin-
cry.
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WOnlan's Rights.

Many women suffer all sorts of So
called "female weaknesses" just be-
cause their kidneys are ont of order and
they have Il right to know Fo:ey's Kid
ney Cure is just what is needed by most
ailing women. A. @. Van Glider.
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Mr.. o. n. Varian has bought of
Mr.. John MoCullooh, the property
now occupied by Mr.. James Steph.
enson, just below the 81, g. Nease
Cos. Store. Mr., Yarien will make
some improvements to the house,
and will also raiseit some four feet
and fill in the lot.
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Rnmns or bruises.

Sprains or sores, burns or scalds,
wounds or cuts, letter or eczema, all
quickly cured by banner Salve, the
most healing medicine in the world,
Nothing else "jusI as good"
A. 9. Van Glider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24

The new three cent piece to be
issued by the Government has al.
ready sbeen styled the doughnut
coin, by reason of the fact that
the piece is to have hole in the
oenter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24

You never find some people out
until you call on them with bill,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24

A grand, old time, Fiddlers' Con-
test will be given in the Opera
House. Point Pleasant, on next
Wednesday night. July 31st. All
fiddlers are invited to attend.
There is no entrance fee for con-
testants. Come direct to the Opera
House and your instrument will
admit you free.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24

The political boom usaully goes
with the big guns.
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With the Steel Trusts and it's
thousands of workmen at odds, the
independent manufacturers is hav-
ing some show. But the consumer
ia reapinp no benefit.
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The political boom usually goes
with the big guns.
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Monopoly ana Unions.

EuIlOT IebISloI'
Monopoly is nourishing the germ
of dor combinations in America
and widening the range for their ul-
innate action. The concentration
of capital has enabled corporations
to declare larger profits. Yet, after
they have been made, admitted,
and divided, the laborer is forgot
ten. Should not his condition i'm
prove with this so.oalled upward
tendency, until he is made to feel
that his success depends upon COM
bining with capital and not against
it. To the thoughtful mind this
situation of such threatening
evil admits of SUCCESS, for why
should not the highest wages be
paid when the profits are the great
est, nnd thus insure the prosperity
of tue G Iuntry.
On tue other hand labor organ.
izers have not been idle, as tho per
cent. Of Sage.earning union men
both in strength and members will
testify and although result, have
been unsatisfactory in the past,
the goal will some day be reached
and men will be regularly employ.
ed ut living wages Il
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The British have 100000 soldiers
in the field in South Africa yet
they seem to be unable to vanquish
tho Beers whose troops number
but $4,000. This indicates that
though justice may be thwarted,
right will eventually prevail.
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OF course the Republicans are
finding lots of fault with the Ohio
Democrats. But it is to be expect
ed. The Ohio Democrats, however,
are quite competent to take care of
themselves and to make it quite in
teresting for the Ohio Republicans
too.
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Sweot Wost Nircinin.

Sam b. Harrison, of Piedmont,
at the editorial banquet in Man
nington said: "Growing with the
world is West Virginia! Der the
brow of her maidenly face is writ
Development She stands upon
the pedestal of coal. She fans
herself with the finest forests of
the world. With her oil she lights
the pathway of commerce. She is
not looking backward.
1.-The warmth of nature is in her
supply of natural gas. May our
little state which rests in the up.
per left hand corner of Old Glory,
mover cease to shine. To thee,
sweet West Virginia, my glass L
drain. To her sons, the editors, l
kiss it,"
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Dldn't Itecognize MIcKInlcy

Hampshire Review.
Those farmers in the middle
west who voted the Republican
ticket last fall, in order to express
their gratitude to Mark Hanna
and Mckinley for giving them
bountiful crops and abundant
prosperity, have possibly not
changed their politics, but they
took good care to address their
prayers to the Almighty last week
when the hot winds were playing
havoc with their crops.
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The colony of italian workmen
in the Fairmont coal region, are
moving for the appointment of a
Woe consul to represent tho italian
government with headquarters at
Eairmont.
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Some people only want the
things they can't get.
If you are sick all over, and don't
know Just what ails you, it's ten to one
your Kidneys are out of order. Foley'k
Kidney Cure will bring you health and
energy. A. O. Van Glider
The idler is the follow who is al.
ways in hard luck and wonders
why his industrious thrifty neigh
Dor is so much better off than he
is.
Any advertised dealer is authorized
to guarantee Banner Salve for letter,
eczema, piles, sprains, cuts, scalds.
burns, ulcers and any open or old sore.
A. O. Van Glider.
Hot weather is like an insult;
the more you think about it the
more it makes fool of you.
Some people only want the
things they can't get.
sBAsHoRB EXCURSIONS.
Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City,
Sea Island City, &C., via
Ohio Central Lines.
Agents of the Ohio Central Lines Will sell
Ti Ea nn Ho S S S
on M agents gen Of Ohio Central lines.
1t is now a fight between capital
and organized labor, The labor
ing people are only asking for liv-
ing wages.
The blood is strained and purified by
the kidneys. No hope of health while
the kidueys are wrong. FoleY''s Kid
ney Cure will make healthy kidneys
and pure blood. A. G. Van Glider.
Bust the trusts or they will bust
you. The more power you give
the Republican party the more
trusts you'll have.
"Dont miss it," "Miss what2"
Why the Automobile race against
time and horses. 1t will be one of
the grandest and most exoiteable
events that ever happened on the
Mason County Fair grounds
August 9th, 28th. 10Th. Both.
DE-. G. w. spangler. of May
bury, Mcdowell county, has been
appointed by the Governor, a
member of the State Board of
Health. The Doctor has served
in this position before, and was al
ways counted among the best mem
bers of the Board.
Pull fig for your friend, and a
peach for your enemy.
Good husbandry is good divinity.
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The census office has issued a
bulletin which shows that 28,411,-
698 people of the United States
live in cities or towns of over 1000
population. This is 37.8 per cont
of the entire population, a gain of
nearly 5 per cent over the census
of 1890.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-24

The Bryan Democrats in Ohio
who were turned down at the State
convention are talking of boiling
the nominees and holding con-
vention of their own.
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The Masonic Lodge began this
morning to move their furniture,
80, to their new room in the Bar
bee building.
An earthquake often causes the
earth to settle. We would be will
ing to stand shook most any time
if it would cause all our debtors to
come up and settle.
Point Pleasant is still holding
her own, and will continue to do
so even should the railroad diyis.
ion leave it.
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There are good many thous-
ands of dollars that escape taxation
in this county. Our Assessors are
not doing their duty in all cases.