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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-07-17

lantic to the land Of promise in the
West. He first located at New Wind
sor, ILL.,, and worked for some time
at Mexico, Ind. In 1880 he came to
Minnesota and located at New Lon
don. He was active in the builders
trade and helped erect churches and
residences in Kandiyohi, Mamre, New
London and other towns. In the
meantime he had purchased the farm
in Green Lake formerly owned by
Orlando Sperry and was preparing
this as his permanent home. Having
a desire to again try shop-work he
removed to Pullman, ILL.,, where he
worked in the car shops for a time.
In 1889 he returned to his farm,
where he has lived most Of the time
since then. The deceased has always
taken a keen interest in local affairs
and in the welfare of the country
generally. In every move for the i'm
provement Of his home locality he
would usually be found at the fore
f. ont. He has served his township
as supervisor and on the board of
his school district. He was presi-
dent Of the Farmers Elevator Com
pany at Spicer.
From 1880 to 1906 he was an ac-
tive member Of the Swedish Luther
an Lebanon church at New London
Since 1906 he has been identified
with the Saron church at Spicer, ir
the organization and development OF
which he has been leading spirit
He was a. devout Christian who triel
earnestly to live up to the precepts
of his religion. He was ever ready
to give time and support to any goot
cause which appealed to him. 1t may
be truthfmly said Of him that ht
manfully fought the good fight thru
out a busy life, and met death il
the prime of life without fear, bouyet
up with firm faith in Him who do
eth all things we'll.
i On February 6, 1883, Mr.. Swanson
was united in marriage with Mis-
Carrie Lawson, oldest daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lawson. Fiv
children have blessed this marriage
all Of whom, with their mother, wer
J at the deathbed of the departed an
are left to mourn the loss Of a below
ed husband and father. The childre
are Prof. A. Lemuel Swenson, prin
cipal Of the Sacred Heart schools
Miss Alma Swenson, a teacher in tn
county; Laurence Swenson, who wa
' until recently employed at the Cen
5 sus Bureau at Washington, D. c.
! and Enoch and Victor Swenson, VIII
= have charge Of the home farm. Th
deceased is also mourned by a brc
ther, j. Alfred Swanson, Of Mann
township; alf-brother, Adolp
Swanson Of Litchfeld; several bro
; theirs -at-law, J. P. Larson of th
city, G. V. Larson of Seattle, Solo
) mon johnson Of Florence, with the
respective families, the Lawson fan
! iy, and other relatives.
Continued on page ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Parks return
ed home Saturday night from their
six weeks visit at Wharton, Ohio
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Parks mother, Mrs. Gibson,
who has reached her 85th birthday
anniversary, 81. 5#.=5 s.5. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-07-17

Miss Peterson, deaconess, returned
to her home at Minneapolis yester-
day, after an over Sunday visit in
Willmar. Miss Peterson gave a very
interesting talk at the Swedish M. E.
church Monday evening, pertaining
to the suffering in the home in India
and the good work done by the mis-
sionaries out there. At the close of
the meeting a foreign missionary So
ciety was organized.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10
Parran The Winner
Carries Every County In District
Over Young Mudd Except St.
MarY'S Which He Loses
By SixtY-Four Votes.
Smith Defeats Wells

In the pr maries which were he'll,
IN the Fifth Congressional District OF
Monday last Congressman Psrrar
proved an easy winner over young
Mudd carrying every comfy in the
District and the Wards in Baltimore
City by large aud substantial ma
jority except St Mary's county
which he loss by Ga votes.
He beat Mudd in his supposed
strongholds, Anne Arundel aud How
ard counties and Baltimore CITY iv
a decisive majority.
lie carried seven out Of the nine
districts in this county.
For the democratic nomination
Smith defeated his opponent Wells
carrying every county and the ward.
OF Baltimore City.
President Taft carried this count,
by an overwhelming mai irity against
Col. Roosevelt.
Champ Clark was the yieforipn. |
among the democrats for
Presidential nomination here IL
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good stand. f'his iaisturs has besH
used fcf s5iiie time On the Arlington
Farm, with good siiccess, cutting a.
high as = ~ and three tons Of hay
10 the acre,
The work in South Carolina Ia.
been eminently satisfactory, practi.
cally all Of the 100 farmers having a
fine crop Of hay tins season. From
all indications some of these plots
will cat 2 IL to tons per acre. So
much interest has been aroused in
the matter that farmers are now pre-.
pairing to put out two additional
acres, making three acres in all. They
have found by this demonstration
that they can grow enough hay to
take care of two or three head Of
'orses used in their general farm
work. The success with the hay
crop ha4 encouraged farmers, fur.
Their more, TO look into the livestock
proposition to the end of introducing
greater dive -sifcation and devoting
less acreage TO cotton.
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THE CONFEDERATE REUNION

Not many more Confederate re
unions will be held. aThe Civ
was fought by boys" one historian
tells Us, hut it was half century acc
v hen the youngsters marched ava,
to war, AMI even the 16-year-o'd
soldiers are nearing threescore years
and ten. They were as hardy set
as ever shouldered a gun, but Time
eonqaers the bravest, and most of
have fallen before the last enem,.
Tears come to the eyes as we watch
the shin gray line at Macon-tears
in which pride is mingled with re-
greet, tears for the dead, cheers for
the living. They will not be with
rs many years, these men who sur
vlved war and reconstruction. They
have been heroes of peace as well as
war. After following Lee and Jack
son, Longstreei, Stuart and Jol nston
tor four years, they went back to
what was left of their homes. F,om
the ashes OF the Gonfederacy has a.
risen greater Sodth, and they and
their sons have created il
"As | grow older," the late Ssna-
tor Daniel, of Virginia, said to a
friend, "my mind turns back more
and more to ny youth. l seem to
i've In the ConfeierAcY quite as mnci
is in the present time. That was
he N S. glorious period of our lives
md no man who went through it car,
All y feel thrill as he recalls those
tirring scenes"
The Southern veterans are rich in
memories. Their achievements are
istory. Fame has written their
ames and deeds on her imperishable
oil. Their descendants take a pro
or PRIDE in honoring them, and at
lese reunions the young and the
Id meet together. They link the
resent generation with the old
outh and are suffused with the
'irit of chivalry, devotion, loyalty t
lat distinguish the Southern peo- q
Baltimore SIM
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10

A word to some of our Democratic
friend To those who envinced 81
much interest in our Primary con
test, into ahich they poked nratui.
tously their med Ilesnme nos -, we
must extend cur sympathy in their he.
reavement, and at the same time par.
don Us for suggesting tia, 10 he e N
sIstent with self-respeel ey should
now turn out and help eject Nh
Parran to Congress, with the sam,
feeling and warmth Of zeal rs the,
eIerted to accomplish his defeat To-
the nomination.
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Third Election District.

Agau & Walter, 29OO acres of land and
buildings Taylor's Neck on Naniemoy
Greek assessed at S26295; no record re-
ference found, held under contract for
sale, see exhibit filed in No. 1921 equity;
also personal property consisting Of
household, vehicles and livestock as
sessed a S2440.
Due fer state tax........... SO %
Co. "......,...... 25&22
Rutler James, 10 acres Of land and
buildings near Grayton assessed at 500;
no record reference found; also perso-
nal property csLsisting Of household.
vehicles and livestock assessed at $l93.
Due for state tax ..,.......... 81
90. -.......-. 10000. 10
Ennis In1iana }, 10 acres of land and
buildings near Chicamuxen p O asses
sed at 40 o record reference found;
also personal property consisting Of
household and livestock assesse at 500.
Due for state tax...... Is
%. .--............. 4 50
Herbert John 7, 10 acres of land and
buildings, Desert Enlarged near Clifton
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Bureh lenatious. personal property
consisiing uf household Yebicl. and
livestock As esse ut'$l63
due for state tax q
due for comfy lax, s-ss... y.
Brown MmA pe-spraf " pssfS con
sisting Of household. sekifrs7and live
stock assessed at LIZ
due for sta e fax> ....... n
due for county -taN .......... o.
Bassett AIRS Chas W, It's acres and
buildings near malcolm assessed al
sl5j0i deed from N L Kerr. lber II {
G. No p, folio 4e2; deed from S W
Bassett, liber II c c, No %. folio 892
to Mary Bassett
due for state TAX. ....... 3 81
due for CO unity tax......... 49,. 10 96
Bnckler } R, personal property con
sisling of household and livestock as
sessed at $19a.
due for cou " tax.............. 80
due for cvu ty tax .,...... T.. y
Butler } Madison, personal property
consisting Of household and i've t1ciz
ass-ss"d at $l75.
due for state tax commemorative. 20
due for county ax............. IS
Barber, Geo W, 10 acres Of land and
bulldogs near Gallant Green assessed
at $500; ~ record refere1ee found; also
personal property eOnsistirg Of house
hoid and livestock assessed at $75.
due for state tax. ....,..,...... 81
due for county tax . ....... 2 IS
Bassett, Stephen W. house and lot
near ST Peter 5 Church assessed at $500:
ne record reference found.
due f"r $ ate tax....,............ 10
due for county tax. ... $50
Chesley Richard r, 81 acres Of Ian and
buildings part of oakland near Gallan.
Grren a sessed at S9J6 deed from G T
Carfico e. al to r I Cheslev and Sarah
ohesley. his wife, liber o G 5, No .,
folio l40i a'so personal property con-
sIsting Of household vehicles and lives
stock assessed at St35.
due for state %
due for county tax, NIECE. 987
Dueisett Henry personal Iroqerty
consisting Of household, vehie rs ami
livestock assesred 1t $3.50.
due for state tax. ........ 10
ne Tor county tax. ,,,,s,..... 2g7
Douglas Mary Ann, house and iot
adjoining Briees Chapel assessed at
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10
THE PRIMARY CONTEST OVER.


The Primary Election contest in
the State and Counties ended on
Monday and glad we are Of it. We
have too much election excitement
II upsets business and is most trying
upon the nervous system. TT the
State, according to the popular vote
Roosevelt came out victorious but
accOlding to another count TN Sc
cured tie largest number of dele
gates to the State Convention
Thus, according to the anomilous
Primary Election Law passed by the
last Legislature while the sentiment of
the slate,is, that each candidate 81 5uld
receive some support at the National
Convention, they cannot as the dele !
cation mast vote as a unit. The |
friends Of President Taft controlling
The Convention will seleg;hhe dele
CATION and they will be(reauired to
vote for Roose. . Z, he having reeeiy-
cd a majority If the popular vote,
50 mote it be-" We bow to the
inevitable. Our choice for Presi-
dent, repeated again, is Taft, but if
Roosevelt is nominated we will ac-
celt the verdict of the people with
intense good will, praying at the same
time that if he is elected he will strike
from his code of progressive princi-
ples the Judicial recall heresy.
The result in the Congressional s
Primaries in this Congressional Dis
trlct was no surprisel foretold '
the result hundreds of times and the I
contest should not have tsken place. r
Mr. Parran vas the logical candi- t
date Of our party from every reason
able standpoint, and efforts were &
made to have Mr.. Mudd control his Il
and let the honor falt where a
1t was due. Soge advice, however, II
fell upon unappreciative ears, and he a
had his way, the result a mos. humil- Il
iting route. II
The Corrupt Practice Act, ike ia
good advice, was, it is said, set at st
naught and the wilfully corrupt voter
enjoyed the price wantorly put upon IN
lis suffrage. hi
In this county, particularly, it is ma
aid, money was plentiful, and used s.
eeklessly, but TO no purpose, Mr.. Par pc
IN had the call upon the good judg- tn
rent of a large majority of the voters, oil
nd Mr.. Mudd suffered the rousing pr
efeat, his unbridled readiness Justly 81
spi
But the family rivalry is now over. th'
was but family rivalry. 1t was pie
campaign between party friends;
has passed and gone. Let us not
call 1t even as memory. Let us 7
ok forward 10 the future, a bright fine
tnre and for better things. We ers.
ist elect the President and Con wes
essman from the Fifth Congress disc
nal District. Although some that
'nths intervene before the otht
neral Election, why wait to for
gin action. Let the old adage that
lie early bird catches the worm" be drou
motto, and get early into the ac- sogg
,. Let us get down to business II
united party, each voter in his re joi
way, afd altogether begin the will
paign for party success in No The
Der. erops
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10
Tile POSSIBILITIES Or GRASS
PRODUCTION IN THE SOUTH.

ROVE ROVE g s., agriculture is salo sis,
ing Of household goods assess..iat $3.50.
Due Tor state tax. ....s... 3,
Co. " ~ |
Rustin Grant, acres and buildings
near Newtown known as part OF ..tsreen-
land assessed at $3.50; deed from + Stone
& wi, liber j 5, I, No. 4, folio 176 for
acres; also personal property consist
ing of household, vehicles and i've
stock assessed at $155.
Due for state tax ........... 155
GO. .-....-...-..... & 35
Simms c Hrs, Il acres and buildings
near Newt0wn part of Cook Farm as
sessed at $500; deed from W /. Cooksey
4 VT, liber G A Il, No. 4, folio ~
Due for state tax ............. Sc
Co. --...... .......-. 70
simms Chas H, 80 acres part Of Ashley
near Newtown assessed at $3.50; deed
from } G Chapman ct al, liber J S T,
No. s, folio Az also personal property
consisting Of household and livestock,
assessed at s225.
Due for state tax. ............. 81
Co. ......,......... . Is
Swami II S, personal property con-
sistlng Of household, vehicles and :live-
stock assessed at S11lO.
Due for state tax. ............... ? ~
GO. ....... .......- 8 90
Simms Isaac, personal property con
sisting of household, vehicles and live
stock assessed at S22J.
Due for state tax. .......,....... 30
Co. commencement Oh
Smalwood Patrick hrs. lot near Ia
Plata part Of Ellenwood; assessed at
500; deed from Marshall Chapman 4
VT. liber No. : folio 462.
Due for state tax ............... %
Co. '........--.. 30
St Thomas Society, Hall and lot on
road from Ripley to Port Tobacco as
sessed at $500, no record reference
found.
Due for state ax................ 10
Go. " ................ 3 so
Thompson George T, personal pro-
perty consisting Of household, vehicles
and livestock assessed at SlS5.
Due for state tax. ............ 30
Co. ....-.........--. ! y
Wedding Walter & Ben, personal
property consisting Of household, We
hieles and livestock assessted at 500
Due for state tax. .....-....... A
Co, .-.-............ / SO
Williams " P, personal property
consisting OF household vehicles and
livestock assessed at S265
Due for state tax. ............... rs
Co. -.-...... ..-..- 30
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10

sioJ. 3H raotd reference fouhd
iue tor state ta1ss..+-...t4-.44-4 r
due for county tax .....tt...5.t 10
Hiaion + y, personal properly e..
sis inf Of househnid, vehicles and iivs-
-iocx ass std a. SlGO
due for STATE tax ....+....4. $3.50. -
du~ Tor county taxs...... ......, la
u @kie seoigr. D rsona' y op .rty
eorsistln- 81 on. 10, vehicles aud
livests OK a-sessed at 500
due fir state taN-.......... ..... 03
due for ouuty tax...-.t.s.-..... o.
johnson + nest prs nal property
consisting Of household aud lisesto k
assessed at Si35.
due for state tax. .... ......... 20
due FIR county tax .......-..... Y
johnson William, house and lot near
Piney assessed at S425i no record RI
erence found, also personal property
consisting Of household. vehicles and
/ livestock assessed at s22Q.
due for state tax................. l42
due for county tax............-.. 3 81
Msek Daniel G. 20 acres Of band near
Charlos'e Hall assessed at S2C0, no re-
cord references found.
due for state tax .... "A
cue Tor nnty taN..-..-.--. .... 80
Make Csrltou. p.rsonsi property co..
sisting Of h, usthu d, vehicles and live
stock assessed at $3.50.
due for STATE tax. ~. ..... a3
/ due for county tax. -
Moran Thomas +, personal property
consisting Of household. vehicle, aud
/ livestock ASSESSED at S303.
due for state tax...............-. o.
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A ne MORT, by TIE WAN ~
THE COUNTRY TO Tide f.GRCE
OF THE TITAN.

The movement to cree at III
tionaI CAPITAL fitting memorial IL
the men on the Titanic who "a e ii
their lives 10 save those Of ume
and chill Ire comes as a peu. .~,
apProprille tribute from tie "a eme,
of Ams,ica. Tners we're heroine,
on the ritanir, toe, as there ar
heroirts every where and every ia,
and there is n, doubt THAT t1ey wi
i've In history, in poetry and in mar
bic along their noble band of 6ro-
theirs hb persisted with them in thar
disaster.
But heruines, like t,s paor. W,
have always witt Us, ami the womer
who propose this special msmorial t,
men do 50 because their hearts hav,
been touched by the rare nobility OF
the sacrifice which they desire to com.
memorate, because it was made 70,
women and because it will serve I,
keep alive the spirit which more tnal
anything else serves to make a nation
or an individual worth while. Ifthi
undertaking is successful, and there
Is no reason why it should not be. |
there will be in Washington no more
significant, beautiful or inspiring :.
lect than this tribute from ", -
The country to the tender sonai Pr
qualities which maker at 9 ss75. venice
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Sixth E ection District.

al 1..a
waldorf assessed al $500: deed from R
l. Williams &wf. liner r b VI. No 10.
foil. 43S; also personal roperty consist
iug Of household goods assessed at $50.
Dae for STATE tax .... 70
. Co .......... "a
Albrittatn Geo +, personal property
Fconsisting of household, vehicles and
livestock assessed at $155.
Due for state tax ...... ....... "a
s. Co ............... | 40
Brooks Dennis. Is acres of land and
o s.ad near bsnsvile assessed a.
NV (, n ,ts "a rom y Sragcroit ~ho, Il
per y, 20 10 1910 nV.
que lor STATE TAX ---.. r. ..-.- ! o.
~ ..-'.'. 49,. ~
pa,s,.iii, 80 =, sos1. - 49,.
Dennis Brooks, liber i ID NJ, No 10.
folio IT'S.
Due for state tax. - II
:. Co - ........, 3 Is
BROWN William ytanrv acra osar
waldorf assessed a. sioo, M ,e Scr "T ~.
ierenes found. :, 3 :
Due for stare tax. .....+ p
s. Co ......s...... 90
Rroats ea,ah "a .aaa. - - -.
~ Hetsvs p,ess,, u , ~ W.T. y p.ss
assessed at $50; no record reference
found.
Due for state tax 1899 40
Co .......,... s... o.
pa;.ae c., MI,
,. pilssus oaran; 1ss nese- 2. avg ana
z. es,oa.- - y. -. -. e''
q y poVgf usgu from = = 1ayisf 81 al,
~ ~ - - soi'' 80
Dus ior sta.e ta% .s'-.--,.' W ~
20 s'ff.,. $1,000 , 40
l,riseoe Ella, 10 acres II Ind mart Of
Pioe q rove near Whife Plains a ,sfsssed
at S2J4: deed fran hi .Tavlor at al
liber FDM. Nj Il felfo al =
Due Tor state tax an
:. Co 257
b'oss n1iiey a; 70 10 acres q land
part II White Plains near Waldorf as
sessed a. $2's; deed from g W ilndrass
llber Z ID NJ, No 70, folio 231.
" Go a ..-.......-.., ? 50
Chairman "a nsnsoa.1 ,,xa,,a.,
onsisting Yaassbpld 'S, vs,,, psps aad
livestock sSz1 ked ., "a, ''S's -
Dna for stsf. ~ y - *
90 ne
80
Oaase May Casssssriaa, II acres Of
lana and buildings, art OF Pine Grove
near white Plains assessed at $500;
u !, \, iron, y a Taylor 81 liber r.
. N, NO 10, folio d4l; also personal pro-
perry consisting Of household, vehicles
and livestock assessed at $3.50.
Dae ,or state tax. '-....-. -..-.... 50
D,at,a.t .,,..,ct,,. 49, /, =. -
consisting of household, vehicles ps and
livestock assessed al $50.
Due for state tas ~
q Co ". RI
Duckett Henry A. personal property
consisting of household. vehicles and
livestock assessed at $3.50.
Due ior state tax ........ ........ II
70 -..--s.. -. $3.50. Is
.. - q y u p.rSohal properly con-
1 nv ter % i,sFssoeN assessed at $500.
- ~ ~ 'S 9. $1,000 %
Low rligshu. ~ ;., 90 oy
and i,ti4loesi by acres @ rama
wv W. D o " !" '',ee rlalnS OF Il x
49, ~ ass,sse Ia a. S'a'v' uteu h9m
D,a f,r 80 -, 80 - - q -
CO ~ *
johnson William personal 4 onarty
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GROWING AND CURING OF
TOBACCO.
ONE OF OUR sPEcIALTIEs.


= 80, "A
CAV iui''sn any quautity oil test
liais, although we do not take much
* in this sort Of matter. We think
ooods sbould te.t;sv - .hana,.a.
-, - -s'''S'''es
spatseF s'''hf, ~ f'raferr m
slss,ag s ~ sen'cies ana livestock aS' e.
~ a. 1880 P,sy
dns ~ ~ 800 eo1, ~. 'f't''-'' ,o
~ o", '"N '.-.''.''' 10
Blanehafa Martin v, 100 acrts AID
Lay Me- ssssad :, saag, ~ ~ ",''' :
{; p CON ~ n N n ~, ma a."
mes ~ s,it,,tit anu ''''''
Ia. ~ s+asa ~ a.
dne for = w n
Barnes Will holseand ~ 20 !
from Pom@nkeiy u Pert T"baeen IS s
sed at SSao; dsfsl fr'm J J ] 'liI5 ~ 6 l.,
lieer Is 6 50 Y. 70 10 2'lS; ut e coy
in Anthony %isrh-tte
tine fer STATE tax- ......... .+.. %
due for eoqnty tax. .....s. $50. .
Drise,,s tJohn. house ard lot near
Poinfret asse sell at 500: 10 recold le-
ference fouad.
due state tax i,
d,,a for I'm, - tax "a
pr Nvn Jon 7. 40 Ores ar buildir :
Nrrk ove'4o" n-a' Po"""l,,y asses 4
A. SioVV; her,i from y W War'ng J
v Brown t'ett'e '-~va. ne. g
consistinc ~ bonsel "a rsh ~
lirs 49, ~ i - "a
| d,,, To-, s,a,.,ax !, "a
due for eonntv tax ~ ~
He'll Elizs 4 Nathan Hrs. personal
property consisting OF household asses
sed at 500
due for state tax ,..,-.5-|..s.......
due Tor county lake,. ...-. "
chasla,, cbarl.s II ,,,,,so,.i Ill, 80.
cons;sti,,, ~ ho,,s..hiid ,~r;.... -
,;res,s,el, assass.,d ., soe-
due for state tax s.
due for county tax........... ? 81
cu r,
Nan,posil mona. in"n.as \. perS W. PIT
pelsy e'ns,s9ing Of h,us"n y. q. Vf'ieie'
sna ,'Vestock assessed az SID
que Iof Ssate TAX ..... -..--.I.. ..--.. e
u"r ior county YAK -.-.'- ..f W
Orome mares personal roreert'
eenslSe'hg OF motor cyc'ss asse SEA 81
si''
sne ~ SIC - .;.-.f--s s'-.s <.
'ue 'or county ss...'.....*-. q
Cruikshank Alex. nerSonal praport,
lconsistine Of househol5 assessed AT s150
dne for state INV 4.
due for county tax ....... / -
IN
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We car furnish any quantity of testi
monials, although we do not take much
stock in this sort of matter. We think
the goods should testify to themselves