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Darlington, North Dakota.
(May 9. 10, 23.)
Notice to Builders and Decorators.

tNOktNC ~ 2hlidGtS anu LEGUtdAOESs
Sealed bids for the remodelling, fit
ting up, and decorating the new quar-
ters on the second floor of the Stern
building for the commercial club of
Fargo will be received by the secre-
tary of the club up to IL o'clock noon
of Monday, May 81, 1906. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Of
fee of Hancock Bros, architects, and
at the Builders Exchange. Separate
bids for the general work, and for the
heating, plumbing and wiring and for
the decorating are to be submitted. A
certified check for $1O0 made payable
to r. s. Lewis. president, must accom-
,any each bid, as an evidence of good
aith to enter into contract.
BY order of the Board of Manage
nent. Hancock Bros,
Architects.
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have the skill to use it. Try us. Dixon
Laundry Co, phone 666.
Erickson photos will not disappoint.
Phone 5S5 for Deimert & Murphy's
quick delivery of wines and liquors.
Hoodwink the oculist. Madden Eye
Medicine cures eyes. Don't smart. Csc.
Do not miss the fine supper at the
Broadway M. r. church Thursday
evening at 6 o'clock.
Honest fuel, coal and wood of all
kinds, solid, full measure. Interior
Lumber Co. Phone 80:
Lawn grass seed. The best lawns
in Fargo are sown with our seed
guaranteed. Shotwell & Graver.
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Call for Bids.

The. board of county commissioners
of Foster county will receive sealed bids
up to p. m, May 26, 1906. for the
erection of two steel bridges, of the
size and location as follows:
Ist. One steel span 22 it. long, rs
it. roadway, on 2H fl. steel tubular
columns, located across Kelly creek be-
tween Sec. % and 26-I46-65.
end One steel span. "a #. long, Is
#. roadway, steel tubular columns,
across creek south side of Sec. Io-I47-
63.
Specification and size of approaches
named on day Of letting.
c. NJ Porter,
Auditor
Carrington. North Dakota.
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be entirely completed on or before the
10th day of July next.
Plans and specifications are on file
and can be seen at the Fargo Builders
Exchange, also at the office of the ar
chitect, M. E. Beebe.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
w. A. SCOTT, Pres,
c. E. Wilson, Sec'y.
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Cheap Rates

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June 30. Write Nickel Plate Road,
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State of North Dakota, county OF
Cass.--ss. In district court Third Ju-
dicial district.
Charles Zick, plaintiff, VS..
Vail and Gerow co-partners
and ioing business under the firm
name of Vail & Gerow, and all other
persons unknown claiming any estate
or interest in, or lien or incumbrance
upon the property described in the
complaint herein, defendants.-S
mons.
The state of North Dakota to the
above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which has
been filed in the office of the clerk OF
the district court OF the Third judicial
district in and for the county of Cass
and state of North Dakota, and TO
serve a copy of your answer upon the
subscribers within thirty days after
the service OF this summons upon yon,
exclusive of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or an
swer, judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated this 18TH day Of April, A. D..
1906.
Pierce & Tenneson,
Attorneys for plaintiff. Fargo, N. d.
To the defendants above named, and
to each Of them;
Take notice that the above entitle. /
action is brought for the purpose of
determining adverse claims to real
property situated in the county OF
Cass and state Of North Dakota, and
described as follows: to-wit, the
southwest quarter, the southwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter the south
half of the northwest quarter and gov
ernment lot four of section two, all in
township I37 north in range 53 west.
and that the relief demanieH in said
complaint in said action consists wholly
IN excluding the defendants, and eacn
OF them, from any estate or interest in,
or lien or incutnbranee upon said real
property
Pierce & Tenneson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Fargo. N. ID.
CD. April 1895 May 2-o-I6-23)
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Male and female help furnished.
LARSON & POULSON,
400 Front Street. Phone 6o4.
Successors to Louis Hotop.
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Summons.

State of North Dakota, county of
Cass.-ss. In district court Third Ju-
dicial district.
Charles gZ;cL o1a;,t;H nc
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WHITE MINISTRIES.

Pierce and Harrison brothers unit. ed minstrels of seventy white Der. formers willappear here under q big tent on the Murray lot corner Second and Walnut, on Thursday, June Twelve big vaudeville acts are carried by this show Ten funny comedians and Prof. Bakers famous band and orchestra. Harry Rosail, Ihe Geor eia songbird, is featuring tic. latest. song hit, Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie" Sweet Genius" and Cullen Baron.' Percy Spellman is making a big hit with "The Preacher and the Bear" and Roy Coleman. the Mis- souri kid, is also scoring a hit with Nobody The olio consists of high class vaudeville acts. Pedison broth. CTS with their novelty rin aane east. ing act direct from the hippodrome New York. Performance will begin at s:15 sharp.
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t,le baron fatly refused to accept the $I60.tGo which he was said yesterday to naYe taken and that Mrs. c, L. Masee. wife of the late senator, fin ally was forced to secure the money 10 make un the quarter o- a million [ a1sar dot for her niece. whom she ,..tTatluoad to the baron.
 None Of the friends or relatives of Miss Magee would discuss the matter today. At the nnouesne club, where tho baron is stopping, t was said he would sec no one.
 Senator Nasee hefore he died did
 ry thing in his power to prevent such thing IS has happened. He left an estate valued at s1o,o00 ooo, and placed tha DIih of it in trust for s3s wife. She cannot touch the prin- cipal, which at het ze.~,a gees to es. tablish hospital.
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CLUeeED BY POLICE
American Marines Given Hoo9n
 Treatment in Panama.

Panama. June 6.-At Colon frloay night. Second Lieutenant Dieter or the United States marine corps ana Midshipman Smith of the cruiser Co- 1pmbia. in that harbor, were arres'eo by the Panaman police and were clubbed while in the police statlo'l hv from 25 to 30 policemen. There are conflicting stories as to "hat brought about the difficulty, put there is considerable feeling on both sides.
 The officers were surrendered to the ship by the Panaman authofltles' who will insist that a fine be palo TOT disturbing the peace and resisting officers while under arrest ne charges of mistreatment are being lh- vestigated by the American minister panamans allege that the Amerl- cans while in the station attempted to assault the colonel chief of police hence the difficulty.
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WIN s1o,ooo ON LINER
Professional Gamblers. One a Wom' an swindle Fellow Passengers.

New York June 6--Six professloh al gamblers of whom one was Woh' an swindlnd their fellow passengers on the Kron Prinz Wilhelm, which ar rived here from Bremen, out or Slo'- O6O Fake wireless telegrams, bridge whist and poker were the mediums bv which they worked their Vlc- t;ms. The swindlers succeeded m spite of the warning Beware of pro fessional gamblers which was piac- arded all over the ship.
 The gang boarded the ship at Chef- bouro and before she had been day out the passengers began to fall prey te their wiles. One of the first " lean Bedin. who says he is German theatrical manager. The samolers used dice to separate him from Sooe in ten minutes of play. The second victim was Marinus Goodhardt. Who gave up $500 at bridge, besides an TO. U. John s. Pillsbury of Chicago lost a few dollars at dice before ne learned the character of his oppon- ents.
 The gamblers then bethousht them- selves of the wireless tele@faphy. ant soon were a! work among the credo lous. who thought to fatten thelr purses by an easy road. c. J. Preus- ser who said he was from the Phll- ippines. claims to have lost several thousand dollars. A western man. who refused his name, said that he had also bet heavily at this game.
 One of the methods of the schen- CTS was for two men and the wos man. who was large blonde, to acquainted, with passengers and pro- pose a, game Of cards, when the sharps would produce aeTographs pnrportinG to give them inside information on horse races and Wax street.
 The ringleader Of the gang repre- santea himself as wealthy mining man from Golafelds, New, and pre- tended to be friend of c. N. Schwab.
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HARVEY JORDAN OPTIMISTIC
Predicts Good Prices for Cotton
 Through Fall and Winter

Washington. D. C., June 6, l9Ob.- President Haryie Jordan Of the South- ern Cotton association has this to say of the present situation in the south:
 If the present conditions continue we will have good prices through next fall and winter The co-opera- tion among the farmers is expanding all the time, and they are becoming strong enough to demand payment of rtmunerative prices for cotton. The building of warehouses in which to store inspect and finance cotton IS going forward very rapidly, and in a few years we hope to be able to have sufficient storage capacity fof d slow movement of the crop and to keep the cotton in first-class condi tion."
 In commenting upon the labor trou- bles of the south, MT. Jordan sald:t
 .The scarcity of labor has pre- vented any material increase in the cotton acreage, and for the same req scn will necessarily prevent any very largely increased yied There is only Cne source to draw labor from in the scuth. and that is from the farm, as We have practically no immigration. The price of cotton must necessarily be maintained at high levels to en- able the farmers to go into the mar ket and compete with industrial enter prises for labor The crop at the present time is about two weeks late. as compared with normal plant ines. am satisfied that the visible supply of cotton left from the crop of 1905 on September l will be the smallest for many years. Without arv surplus the mills will necessari'.' v have to depend almost entirely upon tEis crop. The worlds capacity was increased 12.o0o.00o spindles in the past 1welve months. I regard the aQ,locl, for good prices on relia- hIe basis as most encouraging.
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EXPERIMENTING WITH TREES
Louisville and Nashville Preparing
 for Supply of Cross Tles.

Birmingham. Ala, June 6.-i ne Louisville and Nashville railroad IS making an interesting experiment Tn tree culture ill Baldwin county, which ,,mbermen anI others who are look ing far ahead to the time when there will be a timber famine in the south are watching with interest About year ago the railroad purchased 1.O4O acres of land in Baldwin county and began cvlearing it off for the pur- pose of plating catalpa trees on it for fence posts and cross ties. The catalpa grows very rapidly, expand ing an inch in diameter in a year, and growing seven or eight feet In height. It is said that cross ties made from it last thirty-two years. Out west where it is cultivated, large ofrtunes have been made in handling the timber, so it is stated. About sixty day sago the railroad company planted out $50 acres of these trees and every one is thriving and doing well. They can be planted nine feet apart, or 900 to the acre. It is the intention of the company in the fall to plant out the rest of it's tract or 1,040 acres, and it is believed that enuogh timber can be grown on the whole to furnish a vast number cross ties. If the experimnnt proves successful the cultivation of the cat aha will be undertaken on large1 scale
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One Hundred Warrants.

Mena--Quite a surprise was Spfhn5 o, d number of Mena citizens Friday afternoon by having warrants of ar rest served on them for failing to comply with the law with reference to road work in Mena special dls- trict. As a result many of them will have to pay several times the amount of what their road dues would have been for the year had they paid at the time of being warned by the oyerseer. After becoming oyerseer or Mena spuecial district, J. E. Lear warned over one hundred men to do road duty who failed to pay any at tention to the warning, an as a result their names were turned over to Pros- ecuting Attorney J. S. Lake, who ls-
 ned warrants of arrest for all par ties. All of these cases will come up for hearing before Squire sam II. Smith. and already several of the par ties who have had warrants serVea- on them have appeared before the magistrate and settled their fines. finder the road law all able-bodied men between the ages of Fl and 4o years are subject to road duty four days in each gear, either by labor or paying S4 into the road fund.
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WIPED OUT HIS FAMILY
Insane Farmer Kills Wife ard Two
 Children.

Nashville Tenn. 5lire GA Me Ninnville (Tennp dispatch says; News has reached here that William Akers, white farmer living near TrousdaIe, Tenn, had attacked his wife, son and daughter, and then shot himself in the mouth with :. pistol. The wife and daughter are not yet dead, but there is no hope for their recovery. A olub~ax was used by ARers to do the deadly work. One daughter, who was away from home was the only member Of the family who escaped. The tragedy occurred some time Saturday night, but was only discovered Sunday afternoon. Akers had been mentally unbalanced for some time.
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DASH FOR LIBERTY.
Six Ccnvicts Escape, TWO Seihs
 Wounded by Guards.


 Birmingham, Ala. June 6.-AboVt twenty convicts working at the hol- low ware plant of the Alabama Man ufaeturine company at North Birm, ingbam made q deperate dash for hh- e3tv yesterday, coal pick hayins retn used to make an opening in the s.ockado fence, The guards opened fife and the majority of the prisoners halted. Six however got away. but marks ef blood left on the fence indi, cate that two of the men were badly wounded. The adjacent woods are now heinz searched for the ounded. Three oe the escapes are from Noble
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cHokED AND OUTRAGED
Young Widow Assaulted ey TWO
 Men.

Guin. Ala, June 6.-Intelligenee has inst reached here that on last We'd nesday night Mrs. J. A. Taylor, widow living seven miles from here in Fayette county, was outraged ey two men. who entered her room m the night and seized her while she slels. choking her and accomplishing their foul purpose. Two supects are heinn watched and will be arrested at once. Mrs Taylor is a young woman and is highly respected by her neighbors.
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70 GUST TEACHERS WHO DANCE
ladiar- Roard Forbids Instructors 10
 -'1duioe in Dissipation"

Elbiart, Ind, June G.--T2aa ohars in the local schools who dance or "dis. ~ipata~ in other mild ways will run 1ba 1isk af dismissal if they do 1et form. An edict was issued by the school board recently which says:
 This board disapproves of the prac- tiae of teachers in attending dances CT indulging in other forms of dissi- nation, and gives warning that a con. tinaanee of these practices viii De feesrlea IS sufficient cause for dis nissal.' "
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Sticks to the Old PioW.

Atkins-Uncle Dink Ford, pros porous farmer living near Atklns, mas q shovel blow which was made for him in 1857. and which he has used every year since. He has never per mitted the blow to remain in the field over night. When though work he takes it home and places it in the tool house.
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Fouoht Over P.-.v.

Heber-John Moody and Luther Johnson farmers wjho live near Heb CT, became involved in an altercation over the possession of a blow. Moody received knife wounds, from the eff fleets of which he is likely to die. Johnson was arrested, and is in the 7aii at Heber. He is 19 years old, and Moody is about 5 years Of age
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Qr. lekYlI and Mir. Hyde.

The Spooner Dramatic company successfully presented "Dr. Jekyl] and Mir. Hyde to a crowded house Tues. day evening at Forest park. Between acts commendable specialties were introduced by the Shrewsbury sisters. Miss Allie Spooner made the audi. ence think of old times by her illus trated songs She was repeatedly ap- plauded and responded always with new song. The Spooners are favor ties here, as was shown by the large attenance last evening. Tonight new specialties will be introduced be- tween acts, and an entirely changed program will be rendered. The play tonight will be Seth Swarth, or Yankee in Cuba"
 J. D. Haley a prominea; planter and saw mill man of Eastwood was in the city Tuesday. MT. Haley re- ports crops in that section to be ill a far condition and that there has been sufficient rain for the present.
 Miss Bettie Austin, who has been ;n Washington and Virginia on an eX- 1elaed visit, is now in Chattanooga, and will be home about the l7th. ae- ct,mnanietl by her father and her lAetheT. She viii spend the remain dc. of the summer in the west.
 sir and Mrs J 4. Homes, who have spent the last month in Corpus Christi. Teyae, are expected nome toda3.
 Mrs Maggie George and daughter Mrs 4 M. Riatt, have returned from 8 delightful visit to relatives at Bardweil Ky
 Mrs, Asa M Mccain and Asa NJ. 2fcCain jT. arrived from Camden -uesday afternoon and will visit rel -ivoe fer two months.
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Teachers Elected.

Fl Dorado-The following teachers were elected for the Ell Dorado school for next year: A. H. Abbott, prin- cipal: A. B. Hill, assistant principal; Misses Retta Brown, Ella Tatum, Mary Lee. Lena Murdaugh and Villa Bolton. All but the last named were reelected from last session.
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Favored a Bond Issue.

Mammoth Spring-At the recent school election at Mammoth SpflhS G. M. Archer and A. l.. Cooper were elected directors. and an almost unan- imous vote in favor of d bond issue was recorded. The bonds will be ls- sued for the purpose of raising funds With which to erect school build- ing.
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K. of P. Officers.

Paris--The following officers were elected by the Knights of Pythias lodge at Paris: Thos. H. Rogers, C.. G.; M. l.. Tucker V C.; T. J. Wear, prelate: J. M. Sadler, M. A; M. B. khvne. l. G.; J. w. Sanders, 0. G.; George w. Ritchie, M. w.
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BARON IS BID IN FOR s25o.0oo
plttspars Hears Magees Are Forced
 10 Bay Well for Title.

Pittsburg, June 6.-Accord'ng to ! well-founded rumor here, the Baron von Reidenau. secretary of the Aus, tyian embassy at Rome, Italy, who IS to marry Miss Margaret Louise Ma gee today, finally succeeded in get
 ting s250.000 cut of the Magee es
 tate before he would consent that the wedding proceed. | IS declared
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Killed His Dog.

Albertha--Dee Johnston went into his yard with the intention of killing a bird to use as fish bait. His thumb slipped off the hammer Of his gun and the weapon was discharged. The bullet struck his favorite dog killing 1T inst antly.
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Mexico City, June 6.-The latest news from the Guatemalan revolution is that Gen. Leon Castillo has drop ped down the coast and effected a function with Gen. Toledo, making the total invading force 5000 we'll armed men. Some thousand revolu- tionists have come up from below to Acajutla, which is a Salvadorean part, and will push on to join the main invading column.
 News from Guatemala City is shows that President Cabrera is redoub'ing his efforts for personal safety and goes out no where without a strong g,ladr. "S'
 The intelligence bureau of the rev c1utionists has information that the people of Guatemala City are eagerly expecting the arrival of the liherat- ing army commanded by Gen. To Iedo AMEF
 Cabrera has not only Imprisoned disaffected citizens, but has arrested men who would take no sides in the resolution and held them as suspects for the curious offense of not talk ing
 Nicaragua is said to have taken part in aiding the revolution and is no longer passive. President zelaya is reported to be very pronounced against President Cabrera.
 The great hore Of the revolution ists is in the support of both Salvador and Nicarasua though both ef these governments have assumed an osten- sibly neutral attitude.
 There are likely to he some start ling events ii Guatemala
 The Mexican Central railway is to build line from Narhl into Guana- juato to be completed n siX months.
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Had His Leg Broken.

Manua-Iohn Fleetwood of Fleet woods sawmill near Mama, while assisting in placing a log upon wagon. slipped and fell, breaking his leg a few inches above the ankle.
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After heavy meal, take couple of Doan's Regulets, and give your stomach. liver and bowels the help they will need. Regulets bring easy, regular passages of the bowels.
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ing press to be used in Logan county has been installed in the Democrat presses in that county have been operated by hand or foot power.
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Work Begun on Jail.

Bricklayers began work on the county jail building at Nash vile on Thursday. The building is to be a two.story structure, and mod ern in every respect.
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HhnDWG Gnz: ME \
Seventh Annual Convention oal'ea
 to Order ia Little Rock.

Little Rock, June G.-The seventh
 3nnua! convention Of the Arkansas Retail Hardware association was opened at Glaason's hotel yesterday. The convention will last during Tues. elay, Wednesday and Thursday and matters of the utmost importance to tl.4 hardware trade will he discussed,
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REVOLUTION SUPPRESSED.
Clash With the RevoIters-Govern-
 ment Triumphant All Along Line.

Washington, June 6.-The Guate- malan minister here yesterday receiv- ed 8 cablegram from the minister Of foreign affairs, Mir. Barrios, stating that the revolutionary movement across the Salvador boundary has met with utter defeat According to the cablegram, the Guatema1an troops met the revolutionary party at Asun- cion. Mita, and defeated them com- pletely. The government forces, the cablegram says, have ben triumphant al lalong the line. and have not met the slightest reverse anywhere.
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President Thomas B. Stewart ~. Newport called the morning soss,o. to order at 10 o'clock. and after th. invocation by Rev. J. o. Wade oe this city, the address of welcome no. delivered by George c. Naylor of tho Democrat
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New Odd Fellows Lodge.

Carro]lton-A new Odd Fellows lodge has been organized at Carroll ion. There were 36 limitations into the order. and the new lodge started out with membership of 42.
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NEW REVGAUTIcNisT BAND.

Washington June 0.--A cabiegram has been received at the state de partment from Mr Combs, American minister at Guatemala City, stating that another band Of revolutionists hes entered Guatemala from Saliva dor.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County Ticket. County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk--Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John Fl. Shelby. Assessor-L T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor--Joe B. White. Representatives-S. J. Hunt, w. B' Pinney, Alex Powell.
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Shortest Delinauent Tax List.

Shortest DelInquent I aX EIst.
 Mouticello-Drew county has the shortest delinquent tax list Of any county in the state. There are just 3 tracts upon which taxes have not been paid.
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Cartright-Bobbitt.

A marriage license was issued Tues. day to Luther Bobbitt, aged 2S, and Mrs Mamie Cartright. aged 20 years.