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under the laws thereof.

under the laws thereof.
 To conduct a general merchandise store, and to buy, sell, ard deal in machinery. inventions, cofveniences. provisions, and other personal proper ty lother than intoxicating liquors) which may be conveniently used and dealt in in connection wih . general store. r
 To mortgage, any and yI the proper. ty of this corporation wfsnever in the opinion of the DirectoA 1t may be deemed advisable SO to q subject how ever to the Revised Statres of Maine Chapter ~ Sections 66-6i inclusive.
 To apply for, and obtiu by pur- chase, or otherwise any trademarks patents, inventions, imprp ements and processes protected by ie ers patent of the United States or sewhere, and to hold, own, sell, gSht licenses in respect of or otherwise lrn to ac- count the same.
 To enter into and carry it contracts of every kind, and for ant sWfui pur- pose, with any person, nAt @sso tion, corporation or gove nent, nec- essary or incidental for 6 carrying out the purposes of this 'rporation.
 To have and to exercissli or any of the rights, powers ans privileges conferred or hereafter to conferred upon such corporations as iis' oy the Lawsof the State of Maine
 The amount of capital sf'k is one Million Dollars (sl, ,000, ,O06
 The amount of common Sck is one Million Shares.
 The amount of preferr stock IS Nothing.
 The amount of capital stIk already paid h is Nothing.
 The par value of the shes is One Dollar ($l.00.)
 The names and resideu,s Of the owners of said shares are 2 follows:
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Sewing machines for sale or rent at the Singer office.
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Tetter. Salt Rheum and fc7ea,

Are cured by chamberlain's saiye o eappic tion relieves the itching and bnrning sensa.loL
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Entered in the Postofnce at Flagstaff as second
 class matter.
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Notice of the Articles of Incorporation of
 Titanic Copper Company.

State of Maine. Certificate of Organi- zation of a Corporation Under the General Laws.
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Chickering upright piano for rent. See D. s. Lewis. 38 If
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Since she got 8 good look at our fleet Japan is becoming almost affectionate.
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For Rent-Three roomed house, furnished. Inquire E. A. Sliker.
 4tf
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Lost-Evening of Dec. 27. fancy gold necklace. blue and white enamel. Finder please return to Mrs. R. H. Cameron.
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Cumberland, ss. May P, Ap. lsoI. Then personally appeared lgustine l.. Bowdren, Leon NJ. Fobes a Frank w. Shaw and severally madoath to the foregoing certificate, thathe same is true. Before me,
 ALBERT s. WOMAN,
 Justice of ts Peace.
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afectionate.
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 Said corporation is locsN " Fort land, in the County of Cumlrlsno. The number of directors ithree ana their names are Augustine Ibowdren' Leon Nj. Fobes and Frank snaw. The name of the clerk it<eon M' Fobes and his residence is prtiano, Maine.
 The undersigned, AuRustirL r. BOW dren, is president; the unFsignea' Leon Nj. Fobes, Is treasure uno the undersigned, Augustine L. sowdren, Leon NJ. Fobes and Frankly. Snaw are majority of the directoi or said corporation.
 Witness our hands this t, nty-sey- enth day of May, A. D. 1907
 AUGUSTINE L. Bof,REH, LEON NJ. FoBEs, esiaent.
 Treasurer. AUGUSTINE l.. BowDREN, LEON NJ. FoBES, lrectors FRANK w. SHAW,
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Augustine L. Bowdren, rIl' dence, Portland, Maine, ?
 of common shares.... II. Leon M. Fobes, residen
 Portland, Maine, No. ,l common shares ........ Frank w. Shaw, residerel Portland, Maine, No. ? common shares .........,. Balance of stock in treas,, not subscribed for .....
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. Sun sets 7:31, rises 4:2S.

It is getting rather monotonous to be compelled to record another rise in the price of meat. Two weeks ago the price was boosted ? cents a pound and very soon another ad- vance of 8 cents was added, making 5 cent increase. The packers combine is allowed full sway by President Roosevelt, and his attor- ney-general is evidently afraid to tackle the beef octopus, so the pub lie will have to grin and bear it until the democrats get into power and really curb the trust. A year or two ago the administration took great credit to itself for its supposed sue cess in a suit before the Chicago court, which decided the packers were combined in restraint of trade. A fine of comparatively small amount was assessed against the members of the combine and the result was her, aided far and wide as the preliminary step towards further control oi trusts. Alas, the price of beef proves how we have all been humbugged by this bogus trust busting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30

All of the leading cafes will to- morrow have Hellmann's special summer brew on draught and in bot ties. Nothing finer ever brewed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
TARs TO TEST TOBACCO.
On Result Depends the Awarding of
 Contract for 100000 Pounds.

New York, June 30-To determine which of a great variety of chewing tobacco will best serve the needs Of United States Jack Tars for the next year, a board of paymasters will be- gin at the Brooklyn navy yard a solemn conclave to last a. week. A force of bluejackets detailed from the several ships at the yard will act as experts.
 On the result of the tests will rest the ward of a contract for 100000 pounds of tobacco. That no chican- cry may creep in the samples will be freed from Identification marks save numbers before being submitted to maceration by the testers.
 Although the rules governing the competition do not require segrega- tion of the several judges 1t is pre-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
HEARD IG PASSING

Colonel Bryan likes to run for office so well and to talk about 1t afterwards that he doesn't mind whether he is distanced or not Norwich Bulletin.
 The break with Venezuela is not to be deplored. Any country which favors arbitration and then insists upon being the sole arbiter, doesn't play fair.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Theodore A. Bell of California has all the essential qualifications for temporary chairman of the dem- ocratic national convention. He has been defeated for office twice. New York World.
 Possibly the presidents idea in putting his son to work in one of the steel trust plants is to secure actual facts pertaining to the work ings of a tariff protected industry. -Middletown Press.
 The restatement and acknowledg- ment of the great public services of Grover Cleveland and the universal tributes to the strength and nobility of his character, which have fol- lowed his death, cannot fail to have an important influence on the minds of the American people, on the brink of presidential campaign.
 Ex-Governor Douglas as candi- date for second place on the demo- cratic ticket promises to enter the Denver convention with all fac tions of the Bay state democracy disposed to support him. His chances will largely depend upon whether the convention considers it worth while to make any appeal to the east or chooses to confine its ef- forts to the west. Present indica- tions are that the northeastern states will be ignored.-Spring6eld Republican.
 The New York-Paris automobile | race is developing new interest now that the American car, which got | behind as a result of several acci- dents in Siberia, is gradually catch ing up with the German racer. The American car is reported to have | entered the town of Tomsk just as the German car was leaving, and it seems that the American racer was only 15 hours behind the leader at last accounts. The competition is liable to be close toward the finish Springfield Union.
 Idle money is being put into pic. lures at a famous rate. On Thurs day in London at a picture sale g painting by Turner of Mortlake Terrace, brought s56,150 and two other smaller paintings by the same artist were sold for S23,700 and s40,425 respectively. The smaller pictures were. bought to come tC this country, it is said, while the first was bought by the Knollers a! agents of Colonel Naghi. Wher sold last this picture brought onl! 1 s27,300.-Bridgeport Standard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30

Tomorrow, July i, special sum- mer brew will be put on the market by the Hellmann Brewing Go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30

The ordinary laws of progress fail to supply adequate explanation of the phenomena that during the past few years the national wealth of Sweden, the assessed value of real propsrty. the income derived from capital and labor. and the volume of international commerce all show ratios of increase largely in excess of previous periods. and. having re- gard for varying conditions. compar- able with or superior to equivalent statistics of the most thriving of nations. says a writer in the Engi- ueerinE Magazine. The real explana- ton must be looked for in the fact that this so-calEed poor" country of sveden has of late years been the scene of a general economic expan- sion. which. If continued land of this there appears every liksIihoodl should soon cause people to abandon ths qualification as out Of date. if. indeed. it ever was warranted \ new spirit of enterprise based large Iy upon recognition of the riches which still lie fettersd ia the hearts of the mountains or run to waste in it's abundant waterfalls. has taken
 hold of the natioa- The ultimate goal. of eourse. is to trzzsforu the
 rau product industries into nanu. facsuriug ozss. and 90 bring s5o4i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30

scribed that the chewing arbiterB shall proceed with their work in si- lence.
 The paymastersJ speaking figura- lively, will also take a hand in the chewing, in addition to supervising chemical and other tests of the purity of the samples, but the greatest weight will rest with the patriotic judgment of the Jack Tar. Arrange ments have been made with the navy yard surgeons office for quick aid in case any of the chewing phalanx shall become temporarily disabled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30

the invasion of modern industrialism into practically every department of the occupations of the people. Out ward evidences of this are seen in the increased attention devoted to commercial and technical training, in the tendency of recent legislation, in the amalgamation of competing interests under harmonious and common direction, and in the in creasing number of company forma- tions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30

Prominent Democrats who watched the trend of events at Chicago-and among them, keenly observent though unobserved, was National Chairman Thomas Taggert-declare that never were the conditions with in the republican fold better for democratic success than they are this year. The old guard" as the old Hanna regime is termed, had radical Rooseveltism showed down their throats with a ramrod, so to speak, and they by no means en- joyed the process. Speaker Cannon rushed back to Chicago to try to save the party and especially his friends from the wave of radical ism" as he called it, which was sweeping the old guard out of places of power. but even the speaker and the powerful influences he controls we're DuNCl lEES lp SNCll NAlt AAhNs anu the anti-injunction plank. a make shift, it is true. but nevertheless a declaration in favor of an anti-in- junction law. a tariff revision plank which made the old stand batter snort with rage and other Taft Roosevelt policies were damned through the committee on resolu- tions, to the infinite discomfort of the old line. hard-shell republicans. What will be the result? The old fellows. the men who for years have protected their favorite industries
 and have extorted from them gener.
 ous campaign funds in return, will sulk in their tents, Hartman and
 the other undesirable citizens" will lock up their check books and it vii
 be found as difficult to carry a re publican election without funds al
 it is for a bird to fly without wings
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
TUESDAY, JUNE 30. 1908.
June 30 In History:

JUIIC OV TIT tITSKVIys 17S5 General James Edward Ogle- thorpe, founder of Georgia, died; born 1888. 1S99-E. D. E. N. Southworth, Amer ican novelist, died; born 1919. 19O0- Desperate battle at Tientsin, China; foreign ministers ordered to leave Pekin. 19O7-Francis Murphy, noted temper ance lecturer, died at Los Angeles; born 1886.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
Sweetest Song of the Summer.

Charles Dickson's old but ever pop ular "Incog" has been rewritten into Three Twins" This is the latest musical comedy hit of Broadway, and all New York is going to see it at the Herald Square theater. Ever on the alert for the newest and best, the New York Sunday World has obtained the words and music of Good Night, Sweetheart. Good Night" the musical success of the performance. This song words and music complete, will be given with next Sundays World. Or der a copy from newsletter to-day. This song is reproduced by arrange ment with M. Witmark & Son, music publishers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
COMING EVENTS.

July g and 10-St Thomas's lawn open air whist and social.
 September to 12-City hall, an- nual fair of Brooklyn Athletic club.
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The Orpheum.

The Orpheum changes program to-
night and will present for the first
time here, BARLEY Campbelrs mas
terpiece, My Partner"
My Partner" the greatest of all
truly western plays and is the play
from which other plays of a similar
name are mere copies.
Mr.. Weston will be see1 as Joe
Saunders, and Nh. Russell as Ned
Singleton, the partners, and Miss
Wylde a. Mary Brandon.
New songs and specialties will be
given between acts, Mr.. Weston sing
ing a number of late ballads.
Elevated reserved chairs can be
secured at Daniels drug store daily
from 9 a. m. till Z p. M.
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Notice.

Letters of administration OF the
last will and testament of George r.
Rucker, deceased, have been granted
the undersigned by Hon. J. T. Evans,
Territory Of New Mexico. Therefore.
all persons having claims against the
estate OF said decedent are hereby
notified to present same within the
time prescribed by law.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
August, 1908.
GEO. e. FRENCH,
tn. 500 t3 Administrator.
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cakewaIk Draws Bio Crowd.

A large bunch Of people gathered
last night at the building on Main
street formerly occupied by the Cash
Grocery to witness the negro cake
walk. which was gotten up by Dob"
nd@Cassr Harris. principally for
their own amusement. A song and
dance nrogzms preceded the main
feature. In the cake walk CIaud John.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-27

Colonel H. F. Jacoby left today for
Toledo, Ohio, to attend the national
'encampment of the G. A. R. Col. ia
CODY is an aid de camp of Gen. Bur
ton, commander in chief Of the G. A.
R, and by virtue of that office takes
the rank Of colonel.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-27

J. w. White and family and Frank
Bickenbaugh, all Of Mason. Tex, ar
rived last night. a son in the White
family and Mr.. Btckenbaugh to enter
the Military Institute, MI. White to
look after business and the rest of
the family to visit the families Of
M. w. Hodges and J. p. White.
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FOR RENT.

FOR Remit Large, pleasant rooms
furnished or unfurnished, with or
without board, 400 w. II st. 52t3f
FOR RENT Rooms for house
keeping, close in. Inquire Record
Office. 54tf
FOR RENT-nice house keeping
rooms, 3O9 N. Ky. 54t3s
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STILL

Young lady, to clerk in general
store:-tHave you Scatt's tIvanhoe?"
Clerk, used to substituting:-"No,
we are just put of that-expect anoth-
er lot in next week; but we have
SCOTS Emulsion, which Is still bet
ter.'-The Pathfinder.
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Commercial Printing

While good clothes dos
not make the man, yet 1t must beG
conceded they have great i~nfuencee
IN forming opinion regarding him. ID
So is it with printing. Neat, tasty d
stationery has a good effect uponi
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Major Waite, Of Ell Paso, will be in
Roswell on Saturday, Sunday n
Monday, The 29th, Goth and 31st, and
will conduct special services in the
Salvation Army at $50 D. M. and II
a. N. Sundays at 8 p. m. n in the
afternoon in the Court House square
at 8 D. m.
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H. C. Miller, who recently moved
here from Austin, has decided to To-
cate and has opened a Ian office OPP
the u. S. Land Office. He will
attend to filings, proofs, contests and
give information on all kinds of and
business and handle homesteads,
claims, farms and ranches.
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s.. C. Hill, Of Perry, Mo-. and VIM
P. Hill, of yandalia. Mo-, who have
been visiting their brother, Elder G.
e. Hill, left yesterday for their homes.
The former may decide to locate eitn-
eF here Or in the Panhandle, as a re-
suit of his recent visit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-27

Mrs. H. A. Wroe, who had been here
about a week, and Miss ibbie White,
who was here a month or more, left
this morning for their home in Aus
tin. Texas. They are sisters of Mrs.
NJ. w. Hodges and J. P. and T. d.
White.
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H. O. s. Nichols, VINO has been here
several months with his father, Dr.
Nichols, and sister, Mrs. Robert :.
Cook, will leave soon for Chicago to
AXE up work on one of the big news
papers Of that city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-27

C. w. Groom. who came here sever.
al days ago expecting to locate, left
yesterday for his home in West Point,
Miss, having suddenly changed his
plans and decided to remain IL Miss
issippf.
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Mrs Conway and Mrs. Garnet Of
Brentwood, Tex, who have been Wis
fling Mrs. B. d. Garner for two or
three weeks, will leave tomorrow for
their home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-27

The program COMMITTEES Of the Wo-
mems Federated Missionary Socie-
ties will meet with Mrs. Grace Thorp
Bear Saturday afternoon and arrange
for the next session of the Fedora
ton.
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Master Bobbie Bear celebrated his
sixth birthday yesterday afternoon
wiuaa little party t which children
of the neighbaeAaakHere invited. Re-
freshnents were served. the prtncipal
feature Of which was the birthday
cake with 1t six lighted candles.
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Grocery Stores.

Mrs. R. ]. Niche, who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs. Jas. Williamson at Hager-
man and Mrs. John Mercherdson, OF
Roswell, for six weeks, left today for
ChiIdress, Tex, to make e home
with her son.
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r. III. McCune left this morning for
Kansas City, Seda1ia and other points
in Missouri, to join his wife who is
now visiting there, and will remain
about a month.
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WANTED:- Horse for hia keep Can
at 513 North Lea OF phone 149.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by experienced
bock-keeper. Can give good refer
ences. Inquire Record Once. tt.
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LOST.

LOST:-So1id white female sangora
cat Liberal reward for return or
infDxmation - to .uAereabcuts-
w. +. Paylor. Cos South Main. 53t2
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Classified "Ad5.'
~ CAlR
FOR SALE.

Collie pups. For information write
Mrs. Sam. ]. Potts, Carrizoz, N. M.
FOR SALE A retail grocery store
and wagon yard, long time lease
and good patronage. Apply to Guy
Herbert, Trustee. 1917
FOR SALE A Jersey cow, phone
443, Stucco house, w. 9Th. 53t3*
FOR SALE One three-horse gaso-
line engine. A fine foul year old
draft mare, and three shoats. South
end Ohio SC. C. Boys. 53t4*
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Mrs. T. II. Poole, and four children,
who were visiting Mrs. Poole's faith
er, e.. r. Glass. Of Lake Arthur, and
friends in Roswell. left today for
their home in Marlin, Texas.
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We are renewing our listings for
the fail trade. See our listing blank
on another page of this paper. Cut
it ent, fill it and mail US. We will do
the :rest-Title & Trust Co.
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Real Estate.

Real Estate.
"a" Is for Observation-Disclosures
Title and Trust Company, 3O3 N.
Main, Phone 81
GILMORE & FLEMING Real En-
tate and Live Stock-31Sh North
Main.
. choice selection OF both city and
farm property at good figures to
buyer. Also money to loan. Miss
Nell R. Moore.
A. c. WILSON, Real estate. farms.
ranches, city property. Office 303
N. Main ST. Address Box 2O2 Res.
well, N. M.
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Mrs. G. H. Hale has moved her mil
Inery store to the rear OF the Inger
soil mex. Stylish line of fall hats
ready for inspection. 53t6
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Walter Hutehins left this morning
for his home in Houston. Tex, after
spending four months here, during
part Of which time he was employed
as clerk at The Gilkeson.
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w. A. WOODBURY. left this morning
for Parsons, Kan, after spending sew
eral days here with his family who
are visiting DR.. finder.
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son and jamie Moffett won first prize,
and John Wilson and Nettie Davis
won second.
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Harry Lenox returned this morn
ing from his fathers ranch near Ser
Blanco, Texas.
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Trade Directory.

Its recipients. Such stationery can
be secured In Roswell at reasona-
ing Office, 4O2 N. Main St. Give
us q trial.
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hts home to prepare for moving 70
New Mexico. He o ok up land near
Boar.
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We want to list your property. We
can sell it. Fill out one of our lists
and try us.-Title & Trust Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Cahoon are ex.
al trip to Denver n Salt Lake City.
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District Attorney L. O. Fullen re
turned this morning from a business
trip to Carlsbad.
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The r. C.. Market has Installed a
new coupon system that greatly n
.eits burger and seller in saving time
and disposition. Read their ad. in
this issue.
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For something extra fine in ice
cream for your Sunday dinner, phone
No. %. 54t3
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Mrs. M. Hart came in from Gle
burne, Tex, last night for a visit OF
a few days with friends.
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The Book Club will meet Frida
afternoon with Mrs. c. A. Baker.
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o. S. Dark and S. P. Pincham, of
Captain, Lincoln County, came in
last night for a business visit I'M to
see old friends.