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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
THE II. j. METHOD STIRRING
THE SHOE INDUSTRY
Washington Shoe Retailers Will Be
Interested in New and Patented
Method, Which Has Met With
Cordial Response From Pro-
gressive Shoe Manufacturers
Throughout the Countrywide
Investment Side.

NEW BEDFORD Mass, November 15.-One of
the worlds biggest industries, aggregating $780,.
eco annually, is experiencing revolution in
its method of making Shoes After spending a
quarter of century in the business, and expert
menting much of this time, Mr.. H. Jenney OF
New Bedford has accomplished as has been
learned by The Star correspondent, what was con-
sidered impossible, by producing absolutely fat.
smooth just below the instep, in place OF a
bunch" or ridge of leather caused by the old
overlapping process.
The patented method is called 1.-The H-J.
method after its inventor. and is leased to man.
ufaeturers at l cent pair, an insignificant sum in
itself, but enormous in its aggregate, America
alone manufactures about FAC, 1000 900 pairs of
shoes annually. leading shoe expert says:
"As shoe expert of many years experience, ]
safely say that within the last decade there
has been made no improvement in shoes which de-
the interest and consideration of shoe man
ufacturers more than that of II. Jenney, better
known as the HI hinged vamps, as applied to
lace shoes of all kinds. The full value of this
apparently small invention can never be fully
realized until a pair of shoes made in the HI
way on the feet, but when this is done
the verdict must be favorable.
Every knows. but so we'll as the
person whose feet thin and bony, that along
the tops of them they remarkably sensitive to
any harsh treatment. 1t is also just well
known that lace shoes made in the old manner
have hard spot as well as "a lump at the instep
seam where the vamp is Tapped onto the quarter,
at the lower end Of the tongue. This is because
there are many thicknesses Of leather piled on
top of one another, the result Of which is lump
of torture for that sensitive part Of the foot If
the shoes are anywhere near to being a fit.''
The hi. Patent method has just been put
into stock company. W. A. Hungerford for
mer Washingtonan, is of the directors, and
is now Mt the Raleigh on a tour throughout the
country, introducing this III. IL" method to shoe
retailers and manufacturers, and was present at
the Presidents reception to the committee OF shoe
manufacturers today. Mr. Frank Crocker, 939
Pennsylvania avenue, is also director In the COM
pany, and was the first local dealer to secure
full line of these ''H j - shoes 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
Given Time to Pay Bill.

Louis Clipper was In the Police Court
this morning for Ealing to pay board
bill Of S.. which he owed to Mrs. May Riley
of 612 Cd street northwest. He was SEN
stcnced to a fine OF SO or thirty days in
jail. but the sentence was suspended. to
allow the defendant to raise the money
with which to pay the bill. Mrs. Riley
said Clipper came to her house and stayed
several days and suddenly disappeared
without paying for his board and lodging.
At intend to pay her, Judge" was the
defendants statement. II have 81 now
which will pay her and will give her
the rest on Saturday
The proposition was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

Col. Stephen Vaughn shipman, a we'll
known architects OF Chicago, died Mon
day. He designed many public buildings In
this west and northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15

EDER sample box-just enough to cou.
FNB1 vince you Of the great merit of DR..
Charles Flesh FoOd-will be sent free Cor 10
eents. which pays for cost of mailing. We VIII
also send you illustrated book. Art of Mas
sage" which contains all the proper movements
for masssgng the face. neck and arms. and full
directions for developing the bust. Address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-15
what Do You Wante

And what will you trade in for IT. Adver-
| Use your proposition Ia the Trade soi-
unan az sundays Star. 10. = word. N1n1s
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Comments Living Topics
(Archibald Johnson.)

Not the mechanical part of 1t.
.etter may be incorrect and yet be as
sweet as the breath of flowers, or it
may be faultless as to penmanship
md construction and be like a dagger
1t the same time.
1t is the spirit that the letter
oreathes that tells of the heart behind
t. But there are sometimes amiable
ind we'll meaning people who have
never yet learned the rare art of writ
ng a letter-people who misrepresent
themselves as sure as they take a pen
their hands. 1t is to these. not
hose, that we would say word or
wo with the hope that it may be re-
eeived in the spirit in which it is
given. We have sometimes received
ude and rasping letters from people
whom we supposed to be bitter and
3hurlish, but whom when we met
hem face to face, we found to be
"eally good natured. Occasionally we
rear people priding themselves on the
ginger" they are able to put into
heir letters. Well, it is nothing to
boast about. All that is needed to
perfect one in that sort of writing is
/ quick temper and abnormal self
conceit, qualities which noble ma
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Stocks and Bonds.

New York, April 1.-The week.
bank statement today COMPOUNDED q
previous estimates as to it's character
Notwithstanding the weeks enormou
demands for credits the banks repoi
contraction in loans of upwards OF
$40, 900, 600. The only explanation ca
be that the credits outstanding IN tn
stock market by the banks have bee
withdrawn to that extent to meet re
quirements in other directions an,
that loans have been made thyoug
trust companies and through Othe
sources There IS no room to doub
that the volume of credits as & Who'll
has been substantially expanded dur
ing the week. The indicated loss
cash of 100000 is reduced in tn
showing of the bank statement t
about 100000. The net result is a
improvement in the margin Of SUI
plus to the extent of $2,185,250. TIL
appearance of the statement had a
encouraging effect on the demand fl
stocks but the days notable move
mentS were confined to the list
specialties. This is in accordance wit
the profeSsed expectation of the trad
ing element that the movement to .
looked for is to be in this class
stocks. The days operations were
most wholly in professional hands bJ
were indicative of a confident feelin
that next week will see a revival c
speculative demand and quick relax
alton in the money market. The re
views of the mercantile agencies poin
TO highly prosperous conditions in a.
lines and these were a factor in tn
days cheerful sentiment. But the &C
tivity promises a continued wide dc
mand for funds in all lines of business
The market closed barely steady an
below the best.
Total sales of bonds (par value) So,
10, 900.
Total sales stocks 420. 200 shares. in.
cluding-A. G. l.. 500: G. e. o. 1900
St. Paul 500; Colorado & Southern
$500: L. & N 100. New York Centra
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CONTRACTION Of
LOANS IS HEAVY
So Far as Regards Those
Made by Banks.
YET CREDITS EXPAND
The Explanation Seems to be That
Loans are Being Made Largely
Trough Trust Companies and
Other Sources. Wheat
Drops Lower.
YET CREDITS EXPAND
Drops Lower.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, April 1.-The cotton
market opened easv at a decline of
2@6 points in response to lower ca
bles, good weather and realizing by
recent buyers for the week end. Of
ferings were absorbed by covering on
shorts who had sold on the high points
of last week and a little support from
Wall Street bulls. but orders were so
well divided that prices fluctuated
within a range hof about points and
showed no special tendency. After
the first few minutes the market was
very quiet.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
15,167 against 28,121 last week and
1878 last year. For the week (esti-
mated) 10000 bales against POI, 904
last week and Al, 251 last year. Today S
receipts at New Orleans 1921 bales,
against 1854 last year. and at Hous-
ton S,9S6 bales, against 1,275 last
year.
New York, April I-Cotton spot quiet,
=. points lower, middlng uplands 3 Is,
D1iddling gulf, g. ~ sales 49,. Futures opeue1
easy and c.Osed stead V,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

1860; Pennsylvania 23,SOO; Norfolk
& Western 1900; Reading 1900:
Southern Railway 5000; do preferred
100; Union Pacific 27,600; Amalga-
ton Oil 400; do preferred 200; Ameri-
can Smelling $4,000; American To-
bacco pfd. 1900 Brooklyn Transit T.
500; Colo. Fuel 400; Distillers SecurI-
ties 5000; International Paper $500;
National Lead 26.300; Peoples Gas
23,200 Republic Steel $500; Rubber
Goods 10.400: Tennessee Coal $500; u.
S. Steel 1900; do preferred 1900:
Virginia. Carolina Chem. 1900; do pre-
ferred zoe.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

s1oss.so. .srsighfs i;ssossSo0. g sgfia 4
patents o SsS 5sSsa, S No idSgl
No. ,909llO. MOI red, !i3dlloh, corn No. 2,
III No. Yellow EH@ oats No. 2 2}S
No ~ white s3@1 Sod no fsod1s wh hnrIev Pa
fair to choice mailing 43@47, fax seed No. !
seed $50; mess pork per Dbl. l265Gl27U,
(loosej 700@-. 90, dry sailed sholders (hoxed)
.... short clear sides (boxedl 7.000Ll2%,
whiskey basis of high wines 1.23. clover con-
tract grade 1876.
New York Provisions.
New YORK. April /, -Four dull, winter
pat ents sj.2505.t0 Minnesota patents 5.6506IJ.
do bakers, sI.OOa.4 40: straights 6.l0@5.55
Rye flour steady fair TO good 49, 9499,
choice to fancy 4.l56D4.5O.
Buckwheat -four steady 90G2l0.
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse iu8 92lC
kiln dried 2Y0@3.O0.
Rye nom, No. 2 western, 20.
Barley easy feeding "a mailing Ms 66s 49,
July 92k september eos.
Corn irTeg, No.2 ooH, May 53!n. July IS,
Cats Cats quit miH l1s Sc SGS 5sc kept
NI2OO CITY extra india mess 800 950
beef hams - e0a2350
Cut meats steady, picked bellies Sa.sz,
picked shoulders5a @6 picked hams S1a 8<2
Lard dull western sie9 med $50 Now,
No. nom, refined steady, continent 7.36,
COMPOUND j1ceD0A.
Pork quiet family 14.500l5.00, short clear
100 0l5 -, mess 1926 6aI3.50.
Tallow dull, (s2 per pkg), as @country
Rosin steady, strained common to good
Tnrpentine steady, CoH@6i.
Rice firm, domestic fair To extra 2za@j1$,
Japan nom.
Molasses eady. New Orleans open kettle
good 10 choice 1898
Coffee spot Rio steady, No. invoice rs mild
: sugar sui raw raw" arm, fair refining AZ centrftu,
gal 50 test AZ, molasses sugar AZ.
Refined steady, confectionery AS 90. mold A.
8. cut loaf 5so, crushed 6S' powdered 6'zo'
Butter steady. creamery common to extra,
eC02S state DAIRY 2Od027. western factory 246D2J.
fancy selecIed white 200 Southern lo149i7
Cheese strong, state, full cream small col
ored fancy @ small [a,o white iancV y; s III
and western L;50l25, Jersey Sweets 10000 ~
Peanuts, firm, fancy hand-plcked oA@h Other
Cabbage quiet, FL ,rida per Dbl, I.5O@20O
Cotton by steam o Liverpool l0Gl4S.
Cotton seed toll market was easy
crude o. b. mills ls%, prime summer yellow ri0D
white 2S1a@2S prime winter yellow 25%92l
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore April l. Flour dull. winter
patents s. i0@65, spring patents 5.8596 10, extra
AS.
Wheat dull; spot contract Mar. l.09@h
red western Southern by sample 8,@i0S
Corn weak, spot. Feb 5lh@ss, new Southern
white corn iSh@5iA.
Oats 1rm, Nc white 35@h,
mixed 34A.
Rye ffrmer. No. 2 western $50. y
Butter frm. fancy Imitation 2o6126, d.
creamery y0G3l, do ladle 23124, store packed.
2012l
Eggs steady i6la.
Cheese FIRM. large ~, small liA..., me
dunn -.
Sugar strong, coarse granulated B.2i. fine az
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WeeLIY Bank Statement

New York, April 1.-The Statement
of averages of the clearing house
banks of this city for the week shows:
Loans, $1.099.2S9, 700. decrease $10,-
10000. Deposits, $1,138,661,30O de-
crease $12,000,600 Circulation $43,-
718,700. increase $658, 800. Legal ten
derS, $S3,S48,800 increase $4,000.
Specie 09,4S1,100, decrease $685.
100. Reserve $293.329,900, decrease
$814,900. Reserve required $2S4,665,-
1926, decrease $3,000,150. Surplus S.
664,575 increase $2,1S5,250. Ex-U. S.
deposits $12,890,375 increase $2,161,-
100,
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Dry Goods.

New York, April In dry goods
the week ends with comparatively lit
tie activity and vet agents are per-
meated with the idea of firmness and
little desire to operate except at full
market prices. Jobbers are less ac-
tive. but believe in continuance of
fair business as long as retail oper-
ations improve. The weather is ex-
pected to play very important part
in this connection.
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Wire Window and
Door Screens.
We have a large stock at
low prices.
F. T. CLARK CO.
(LTD.
Norfolk, Virginia.
Write for Prices.
Write for Prices.
Land for Sale.

BY virtue of. decree of the Su.
perior Court of Wake county made in
the case of Augusta Carlton and
others. ex-parte, will sell for cash,
on the premises at IL M. on Monday,
the 10th day of April, 1905, a tract
of land containing 73 ia acres stu
ated i'm Barton Creek township, Wake
county and bounded as follows: On
the north by J. H. Holidays land
and Augusta Cartons corner; on the
east by the Fl. L. Ray tract; on the
south by G.. H. Mooneyham's land: and
Adams. About 80 acres of this tract
is tenable land. some or s acres is
of original growth and the balance
about 35 acres-fs in well timbered
old field pine. some of which is suit
able for lumber.
j. III. FLEMING,
Commissioner.
3-9-1m
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Open High Low Close
New OrIeans COTTON.

New Orleans, April 1.-Spot cotton
dull: sales $50 bales including so to
arrive. Quotations unchanged.
Futures dull and the market fea-
tureless. The transactions consisted
mainly of eyenin~ up weekend oDer-
ations. On the first call prices We're
3 to 4 points below yesterdays clos
ing. Later in the session there was
a recovery of 2 or points. The mar
ket closed dull net ? points down to
2 points up.
New Orleans, April /, Cotton future S
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

the price of wheat. AT the close,
wheat for July delivery was 34c low
err Corn was off 4@3-Sc. Oats
showed lac gain. Provisions were
practically unchanged.
lopenIng.l hjgnest. Closing Lowest
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Naval stores.

Wilmington, April l. Turpenune -, 63H
receipts 2! casks.
Rosin firm, 2.60 receipts i22 bcls.
1'ar nrm, l.30, receipts 40 bbls.
Crude tirA, 2.30@2.7O, receipts 40 bols
Quote A, b., e, 5 u 2t0..., e .2.67k
r 21z%, u L.85k, Fl L3.1l, $40, 80
NJ $50, N ass, VIC 4S0, WV l.95.
Savannah April l-Turpentine steady,
receipts .a5 salee / J. exports
Rostn--irm, receipts -1ii sales, 2i5, e>
quote a, SB. c, 285 -, d 29O@ -.
2.g2k...: f z9:N. 49,, g 3.O7La"., H 5.4)@, j.
500, 4.05. n Loo, n 4.75. VIC 900, WV obs.
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New York Money.

New York, April / p. m.-Money on call
nom. .......... low 49,. ruling rate, last loan
steady closing -, offered al 49,. time loans
steady; 80 days 3H0.. 20 days 3KsD =. six
months sI%d% prime merc'tile paper 3N0t%
sterling exchange steady with actual Business
and ST J.p0454. for &c dav Sills; posted
rates 48I1514S7. commercial bills 3S3ZGsz
bar silver o5L, Mexican dollars l3
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

S. A. Stocks end Bonds.
3altimore. April l. = A. Il. common 2l@2l,
referred, 49,. @39A.
Bonds--4s........
A. q. l.. common 49,. O.. preferred.
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Bids for State Printing.

Sealed bids for doing all the public
printing, binding, job work. and all
other similar work required and al
lowed by law, for the State of North
Carolina, for a period of two years
from date of contract. are requested:
the same to be in this office not later
than noon Monday, April 10, 1906.
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
Fl. B. WARNER,
Secretary State Printing Commission.
Raleigh, N. c., March 20, 1905.
t. d.
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LiyernOOl.

mod. business prices steady points lower
American middling fair, 4.1o, good middling.
al middling i.2s low mlddliDg lib, good
ordinary, la5 ordinary 20 The sales of the
DAY ) 90 bales of which 30 were for specu
lation ana export and included 8 Ameri
can. Receipts 70 900 bales, 100 american
Futures opened and closed steady.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. April Increased ship
ments from Australia and continued
excellent weather in the United States
caused a fresh decline here today IN
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Raleigh Spot Cotton.

AtEHNfcsIN NJEON N1OttOIHs
Receipts yesterday. ...... rs bales
Prices yesterday. ~ IL to Z "a cts
Receipts year ago yesterday IA bales
Prices that day. IL IA to IL 34c
Receipts this season. 1871 DaleS
Last year same date. :. 1868 bales
Other Cotton Markets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

ture does not know. A good letter
writer is just like good conyersa-
tionalist-what he writes attracts but
never repels More than once we
lave been severely rebuked for sharp
writing by receiving in return a letter
so full of sunshine and so permeated
by a spirit of forbearance and forgive
ness that we blushed for very shame
as We draw the painful contrast be-
tween the two letters. oh, it is a
great temptation to "rasp" a man by
letter, and the greater the coward the
greater the temptation, for distance
lends enchantment to the opportunity
to "lambast' a correspondent, but the
real gentleman or gentlewoman would
rather speak plainly face to face than
to write rudely with a hundred miles
of space between the writer's. Let us
remember that it requires neither tall
ent or skill to wound the feelings Of
another, but it is a rather sure indica-
ton of the lack of gentle breeding.
high minded and well-bred man thinks
first of another and afterward of him
self-the boor thinks always of him
self and never of anybody else.
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April Coupons Mexi-
can F.&L, Co. RI.

The April semi-annuaI coupons of
the per cent Gold Bonds of the
Mexican Flume & Lumber Co. Rail-
road are now due and payable on
presentation ut the Banking Depart
ment of Douglas, Lacey &, Co, Fiscal
Agents, 60 Broadway. subscriptions
for the balance of the issue (S18,OOO)
of these Bonds, $50 each, interest and
principal payable in gold in New York
City, and guaranteed, with bonus of
1000 shares Common Stock of the
Mexican Exploration & Development
Co, will be accepted at par less the
April coupon, or $4S.25 net, until April
10th. subscriptions filed in the order
received, with right of rejection of any
excess subscriptions reserved. Pros
pectus and subscription blank ON APP
DlicatiOn.
DOUGLAS, LACY g. CO.,
BANKERS,
Sc Broadway, New York.
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1t is stated that Utley, who is in the
penitentiary for killing hotel clerk
in Fayetteville, is suing for a pardon.
If Utley goes out Bishop and Wilcox
ought to go too.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

Governor Glenn is doing great
deal to strengthen his Sunday school
and church in Raleigh, and this is
most creditable to him. We are glad
to note his activity in Christian SER
vice.
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IF you have wool to sell for cash,
exchange for goods or be manufacture
ed, ship it to Chatham Mfg. Co,
EII1in, n. G. They pay highest mar
ket price and guarantee satisfaction.
Write them for terms and samples.
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The President.

Mr.. Roosevelt is a study. He is the
only one of his kind. OF course his
partisans at the North, some of them
i'm the class of DR.. Albert Shaw, the
editor of the Review of Reviews, are
not to be believed, being blind as bats
to his faults, and likewise his enemies
in the South and elsewhere are equally
untrustwoIts theic opinions being
warped by their bitterness and hatred,
but to get at a just estimate of the
man one must study him for himself.
IT is commonly accepted that Mr..
Roosevelt is an honest man. He is a
blind bigot indeed who will deny this
virtue to the man of the White House.
And he is also patriotic man. He
loves his country, and he loves it all.
He can not get away from that strain
of Georgia blood, that runs through
his veins, and indeed he does not want
to get away from it. He is proud of
his Southern ancestry. He is an able
man. His state papers take rank with
the best, and it is said of him that
no nicer scholar has occupied the
Presidential chair since Jefferson and
this is probably true. But with all
these virtues Mr.. Roosevelt is a queer
compound He is swayed by impulse,
and, left to himself is liable to do
strange and eccentric thing. He is
somewhat wanting in dignity, his chief
joy being a frolic with a lot of Texas
cowboys. He would take the greatest
pride, we have no doubt, in a game Of.
football in the rear of the White
House, and he would easily lead the
swiftest runners in washington in a
foot-race if he dared to do so. 1t is
given out now that he is to attend a
camp meeting of Confederate soldiers,
which is enough to make old Thad.
Stevens turn over in his grave, and
bring tears to the eyes of the Rev. DR.
Cuyler. He is never happier than
when doing stunts the most grotesque
and unlikely and there is really no
telling what he intends to do within
the four years to come, for he knows
less about it than ANYBODY else.
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Old Line, Legal Reserve
Condensed Statement OF THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK of Richmond Va, November 10, lOO4.
Resources.

resources.
Loans and discounts. "a. $50, 448.24
Overdrafts -. 420.15
u. S. Bonds at par :. :. 612,50O.OO
Market value ($642, 100000
Premium on Il. S. Bonds 600
Other stocks and bonds. 31,604.59
Banking house :. 49,. 100000
Furniture fixtures $500. GOO
other Richmond reel es-
tate 13JV0O'VV
Virginia bonds =. :. :. 100000
Cash and due from
banks -. 1,56Z,5S3.2S
$685.. 6O6.21
We solicit the accounts OF banks,
and will be pleased to meet or CORES
making changes or opening new ace
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-02

Q FULL PAGE PICTURES BY CELE-
DRAFTED ARTISTS,
Including "The Easter Lily" by Henry
HUT ''The Spirit of Easter by Mad
herney. easter Fetes in Seville by
Georges Scott. Easter Song" Herald
Prize Picture, by G.. A. Beneker. and
pages by Victor GuiIbert, e. Griyaz,
Wallace Morgan, OthO Gushing and
Edith Truman.
FOUR COLOR SECTIONS.
FICTION SECTION INCLUDING
"GOLGOTHA,"
A wondrous story of the CrucifiXion
by JOHN LUTHER LONG,
Also stories by
HamIin Garland, Edwin Asa Dix
Harriet Prescott SpOfford, Gelett Bur-
CESS and Carolyn Wells.
Buster Brown and Sammy Snceze"
and Hungry Henrietta" in the
COLORED COMIC SECTION.
Easter flowers, Easter hats, Easter
Novelties and score of other charm
ing features.
3-2-3t-eod.
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Labinties.

Capital ..S 100000 90
Surplus fund :. =. =. 400,OO0.00
Undivided profits 49,. 132,695.99
Unearned discounts. -. 40,00O.0b
Accrued interest and
taxes 2O,s86.81
Circulation -. 6S7,S0O.Oc
Deposits :. 80. 4,4O1, 723.4l
Bond account :. :. 49,. 42.5O0. 90