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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NcW YORK. Ian Is-sUGAR-Tharc was little de-
mand IN Tie London sugar beet market with busi-
ness quiet st ss. std for January and February.
TIE local sugar maFset vas about steady and un-
changed foT raws ard steady and fairly active for
refined in the way of deliveries on older orders but
new business Vas moderate
BUTTEK-ReCgipts L532 packages Butter ruled
firm az au advance q ! cent, with extra creamery
quoted ~ p cents
EGGs-Roceipts. eIs6 eases The market for esss
held hnn and unchanged AT 2 cents f5r Western
1Tsts
NAVAL sTOREs-Siock: Rosn. 30 ss4 barrels:
spirits tuueutine Las hsrtIs tar s96 barrels
Spirits tBrpeEtine ruled steady ar some advance.
and machine made barTels ucTe named At 3 cents.
For rcsu the market ruled steady a. 42ja459 for
common 20 good. strained, and tar held firm al
G25 % 550 for oil barrels
MILL FEED-Steady: quiet. Spring bran. in 100
H. sacks, G0: middlings. E25 city bran. 200.
western red dcg 2lH.
LBUTl-3larkct IS guict Sr,rfnr rateuts n0s
40; spring clears. ssoass0: winter straights. 40a
4G@; winter clears SOFAS 3 Kansas in SACKS
patents, 275aioo; straishJs, 5-5oa350 clear, 2s1a
&9
RYE FLOUR-There is snail business st s55a
CORN MEAL-There is moderate trade Kin
dried, fer export, 265aZ70; coarse meal in bags
1G5sLO6
BUCKwHEAT FL0UR-Iisht trade. at 2l5a2 20
HAY-Steady. but trade dull Receipts. so tons
Prime. LIS; No /, Lp; No. > Lo2; No. , sOas5
cents
sTRAw-Q,lie;. steady. Long rye. 7aaz5 cents.
BEEF-Finn but quiet Family. H5OaI5 50 !:
packet. u0aI200
P0RK-Smsll business Ness. L s0alsD
TALLOW-sJTous. fair inquiry. City quoted at
OF cents II hogsheads. Sales. 800 bozsheads
LARD-Weaker- Prime Western, $50: city. 90.
refined continent. $50: South American. I075. re-
Inel Brazilian Kegs. uI5 City sCaTine. l0i4 cents:
oicosteaT1ne' quiet; city ia. cents; Chicago LIS.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Dick Bros. K Co, mem
bers q the New York and New Orleans Cotton eK-
changes, lIl2 street northwest. Phones main
6ff0-54H.
New York Jan Is.-LYeTpooI cables we're dis
appointing. and opening prices here were easier.
GOOD support was forthcoming on the decline and
the market showed a stesdier tone. The into
sight for week was heavy. reaching fi7 600 bales.
ssains; $4,000 last week. and 2l900 last year Re
ports from interior showed considerable deficit
IN stocks as compared with previous years and
this steaded the market Il is also estimated that
TINS market contains the short end of a stradde Of
about 10000 bales between New York and Liver
pool. and the buying 20 undo those transactions IS
likely 70 be pronounced on soft spots Trading was
light generally professional Exports were heavy
Southern spot markets generally steady and IN
changed PoIt receipts estimated. 81 3s3 bales last
year, 2{.5J3; exports. 86 coo.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. Jan. ls-CATTLE-R Receipts. 2s2o.
Prime ard choice steers STEADY: other firm. Medium
20 Oh Zee s.ecrs 4 SO: oxen and stays L65a5 p
nulls. &.5a4-l5; COWS L75ai-25.
CALVES Receipts. 80 Market steady to strong
Common to sood Yeals, 656e9.5oi Western calves,
40
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2Is0. Sheep
slow 355a5.Z5; lambs steady T.s0aS0.
HOGS-teceipts, 4,Si0. Nominally steady on Buf-
ftl0 adviccs
Chicago. H.. Jan IS-CATTLE- Receipts. $3.50
estimated for Saturday. 800. Market steady, Prime
becves, 610aT00 poor to medium. 45a5S0; stockers
and tcc'icrs. 2Seai50; and hcifers 275a5 = :
cEIEcTs. L20a2c0
HOGS Receipts $1,000: estimated fer tomorrow
2GN. Market Sc higher. Light. 6.90a65 rouRhs
6Sla6.45; mixed. 6i5a6.e2i2; heavy, 6.55a670 pigs
$50.
SHEEP-Receipts. 200; estimated for tomorrow
2al0. strong Native sheep. 3s0a565: Western
sheep. 360a5.G0; native lambs. 4.75a7.SG: Western
lambs Z seal 20
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GETS se25.OOO or sAGE's MONEY.
New York viii Collect That Amount
OF Inheritance Tax.

AIba1tv. n. Y, Jan. 1s.-New York State
is richer to-day by just $625.0Co as the re-
suit of the activity of the late Russell
Sage in pIing up an enormous fortune.
The amount represents the Inheritance
tax on the Sage estate, which is estimated
at S500GO.o00
with three exceptions. 1t is largest sum
ever received by the State from such a
source. In 1900. S1.934, 753 was paid from
the estate of George Smith. London
merchant, whose heir was William Hem
~ Smith. of New York; in 1901. $3.50 900
was paid as tax on the c. p Hunting
ton estate, and in 1904. the inheritance
tax collected from the estate of Warren
Smith, a Westchester County carpet
manufacturer, amounted TO S979,2lS.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. ls.-Ai5noy on caG to-day opened
at - per cent highest. 51 lowest ~, closing. g.
lost Of the loans were at pr cent
Time money continued in moderate demand hor-
FoWeIs showing soine inclination % deter making
time contracts. hoping fer lower rates Brokers
cdtrcd mones with comparative freedom Rates:
% lcr cent fcr sixty days; 5isa54 per cont fer
uiHety dasa and four molths 52sa6 par cent Tor
Eve and SIX months
M'Fe'li1lc paper qui--, owing rather to a light
demand than to lacL e offerings A number rf
attractive NAMES were offered Rates: 6a63y rer rsDt
for sky and ainetv days, iudorscd bills receivable.
6a6le peF cent for folr 20 six months e,eics sii
names; per cent fer others
Sterling was strong with rates 3 points hieher.
Rates fer actual business were as fellows: sixty
days. fsi35s4sii0; demand s.s559a4 $50. cEi,les
Z sl--li ol-a Commercial bills we're slIs
Tie s7ppls q ectton bills Nas good.
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wAsHINGroN CATTLE MARKET.

Receipts light and demand good.
CATTLE-Extra 800 per cwt.; butchers, 800:
ordinary 250 to 30
HoGs-Per cwt., gross, e.25 to go; ordinary. $50
to 500.
sHEEP-Clipped. 400; metllum. $50 TO AIS: con-
mon Z00 70 3c0
LAMBs-PU pound. spring. choice. Z: medium,
TO l.
cALvEs-Per pound. prime. to 81; medium.
: TO 8; grass. 70 a..
COWs-Each. prime 900 TO goo: common. 2oeV
u 51o3. old and dry. S.92 to I0.01
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hay 1900 to 1890: clover. l2oo to 1850: straw re-
bundle ll.0o 70 1890; rye machine thrash. $50 TO
go: wheat. rs
GRATN-Wheat choice. Is fair 70 good. s. to =;
ordinary. 20 20 s.; re. 50 to 81; shelied. new
white. 81 10 s.; yellow. s. to s.; ear 2So to 800:
Oats, Western white. No p g to % mixed. Ss to 81
WOOL AND HIDES-WOOl. washed free Of bars.
per Id. 3 10 81. Wocl. unNashed free Of burs. PEI
ID, 2 TO .; Wool bury. per ID. . 70 IS; hides
green. per H., p; dry, pr H. IS 20 II: sheep
skins green. each. % 20 Leo sheep skins dry. EACH
3 20 Is: calf skins green. each. Loo 70 80: musk
rat each % do black each q. do. kits eich
s. skunk. each. . to L5o; mink, each. IS 10 600;
rabbit skins. each 10 ~ 0p0ssum. each. 70 to
.: raccoon. eacii . 10 90 fox. red. each Loo to
80; do. gray cach 80 70 -
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New York. Jan ls-,yHEAT-str restricting
trade. Nc / Northern Duluth. 20 arrive (lake and
raid. e ever Nay. {. o. b.; No / Northern Mani
toba. slz4. f. @. h.; No, , red, Z. O. b. slis: No 2
haTd T. @. b.. TaC uyer MAY: No. I mscarunf II;
No. macaToli. fcr February shipment. 79a7sa + O.
b. AIiilers took $50 bushels 70. , red Slh In
store Exporters took 70 leads
CORN-Hgher; checking trade. 30. elevator
s.; No. new. sea, f. @. D.; No. yellow. new 594
Ne ?. T. o. b.. late January. 59ia; No. 2. T. O. b..
Febrary-Narch, 5la5Ii4 No, 3 f. O. D.. April. sl;s.
Exporters took q loads
OATS-Stcady; trade inactive. Elevator prices:
Ne. white. 49,; No. white, s22s No. mixed. a.
Prices for futures follow:
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western roads than elsewhere, this en-
braclng the HnI issues, St. Paul, Chicago
and Northwestern, and Minneapolis. st.
Paul and Saulre Ste. Marie. The reason
given for the liquidation in this group
was that certcia Western plungers, who
had their resources cUrtailed by the de-
cline In the Hill stocks in December,
were compelled to resort 10 liquidation,
their holdings being said to include some
of all the stocks Of roads operating in
the Northwest section of the country.
But from whatever source proceeding. 1t
was evident that there was liquidation in
all this group. and that it was not uneX-
peeted was evident from the fact that
from the opening OF the market almost
every trader had q bear tip on some one
or more Of these stocks Great Northern
ore being apparently the favonte bear
card. while St Paul was by no means
sighted IN that respect.
Linked with the bearish tips on Great
Northern Ore was United States Steel.
and this stock was relentlessly hammered
from start to finish. with the net result
Of a decline of 81 points on the day.
Apparently there was liquidation of stock
bought some weeks ago in the expecta-
lion f az increase in the dividend rate at
the end Of the current month"; sort Of
hope that never received encouragement
IN the best quarters There is no longer
any anticipation of an increase Of the
rate. the wisdom Of the management's
policy of putting earnings above the re-
quirements OF the present 2 per cent dis
tribution into betterments being gener-
ally recognized In view Of the money
situation which offers little encourage
ment 10 the raising Of new capital. how
ever attractive the purposes to which it
might be applied
Had the public been in the market to
any great extent. the break in prices, bad
as it was, might have been much worse.
Liquidation came mostly from the class
OF large professional or semi-professional
operators, many Of whom were merely
suffering a loss OF part Of the large
prof,s they lac previously made on the
long side of the market. The decline
brought the usual crop Of rumOrs of a
vague description. the tendency being, as
on all similar occasions IN the past. to
run To extremes, and some OF the intima-
tions heard were exceedingly Brotesque.
Money was in good supply during the
day. and the preliminary estimates Of the
movements indicated a gain by
the banks of upward Of S150o0.o00 on the
week. Eagerness TO place time loans was
not the least interesting feature of the
money market. and as low a rate as 5iz
per cent was made for six weeks on all
industrial collateral
In the last hour the bargain hunter was
around looking for cheap stocks and took
advantage Of many opportunities TO buy
at prices that compared with those Of the
beginning of the week, which looked de-
cidecly attractive from the buyers
standpoint
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.
Totals for Two Weeks, with Increase
or Decrease from Last Year.

New York, Jan 1S.-Bauk clearings
for the weeks ending January L and
January 10, 1907. and the percentage of
increase or decrease for the week end
ing January Il, compared with the cor
responding week of 1906. follow:
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Reeilsr call. u o'clocl noon
Mergcuthaler ! az 8l. 70 az 30 az 90 70 at 20
Mitchell Mining 100 at "a. 800 al 81 buyer CO.
20 at So 'trud co.. l90 az 81.
Central National Bank. % al 55s.
Second National Bank. 10 az 1851.
Sonthsru Public service Cooperation 20 Al lls 70
a. ll6. % al II5. 3 az ll6
Fidelity Storage. 10 az II5is.
After call-Sccoud National Bank 10 az 80
Columbia Railroad s.. $50 a. i05.
Mitchell Mining 60 az 81 lhuyer CO...
Washington Raiwsy and Electric preferred. I5 At
SC. y a. S. 30 az sJis
The following are the closing quotations on yes-
terday's local exchange:
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We ask for advertisement only
on the merits Of The washington
leraia as being the best morning
'VertiSiuE medium in the city OF
81, lshiuEEOn.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.
memberz New York stock Exchange. AIunsey Building
Closing
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by J.. Z. Chapman & Co.
members New York stock ExchaEge 1891 F street
northwest, g. Bowie Chipmau. manager
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Oar columns viii deliver the goods.
Advertising in The Washington
Herald is no experiment; IL brings
Immediate results. Ask those who
have tried IL.
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PRICES BREAK BADLY
Some Stocks Reach Lowest
Level in Years.
NO REAL CAUSE FOR DECLINE

Spectators Assist in Beating Down
Some Lines-AmalS Samated Copper
and Union Pacific Among Those At
feeted-AImost without Exception,
Closing Prices Are Weakest Of All.
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Quotations furnished hy Z. r. Chapman & Co.
members New York Stock Exchangc 1901 I street
northwest. g. Bowie Chipman, manager.
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New Orleans
Spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co,
members Cdioago Board Of TRADE, Munsey Building
Chicago
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE NORRIS PETERS COAlPA,

We. the president and a majority of the board
Of trustees q the NORRIS PETERS COMPANY
hereby certify that the authorized capital stock Of
said company is one hundred and fifty thousand two
hundred dollars fSl5e 20 CO., all of which has heeu,
fully paid and that said company at this time is
not indebted III any amount Whatever.
DANIEL FRASER
President.
LEWIS z. TAYLOR
JOHN G. HEALD
Trustees.
l. PAUL ]. WEBB, Secretary of the Norris
Peters Company. on oath say that have read the
aforegoing Certificate and know the contents thereof
and tha. the facts therein stated are true, 10 the
best Of my knowledge and belief
PAUL /. WEBB. Sccretarv
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th day
Of Jauuary. A. d. 1907.
tSoaLl ALBERT r. RUFF
Notary Public u. G.
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Weakness was perhaps moro pro-
noaneed in the stocks Of all the Nortll-
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STATEMENT OF THE HAZEN-LATDlER COM
PANY.

We. the President and q majority of the Board II
Trustees of the HAZEN-LATTAfER COMPANY, 4
the District q Columbia do hereby certify that the
authorized capital stock Of said company Is S.ll2,
and 81 lll2 has been paid. and there are no debts.
ERNEST {. HAZEN.
President
J. 3 LATTAER
Tr7iytss.
NJ G. HAZEN
Trustee.
l. MELVIN c. HAzEN, Secretary cf the Hazsn-
Latimer Company. % the District Of Columbia do
hereby swear that The facts stated IN the above cer
tifc2te are true to u'e best Of ms knowledge and
belief. ". G.. HAZEN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th day
Of January 1907.
tSeal) c. CLINTON JAMES
Notary Public ID. G.
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In the last hour the bargain hunter was
around looking FOR cheap stocks and took
advantage Of many opportunities to buy
at prices that compared with those OF the
beginning Of the week, which looked de-
cidedly attractive from the buyers
standpoint
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BOSTON STOCKS.

itiii L l. dhs Il o., AsiIlllliEiliia It3f2
] Total sales. S46lO09 against Slezl0o0 yesterday
! s. 239 600 a week ago. and s.. 3D. 900 a year ago.
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"a per cent dividend
sales % noon yesterday i2l 100 shares.
Total sales yesterday, l.55i. 20 shares.
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Upon nay word" said an English visi-
tor to Wall street. you Americans are
q paradox to ne. First YOU bril about
a condition Of prosperity unparalleled in
the worlds history, and then, as if
alarmed at your own success, you proceed
to destroy it. X0u may succeed IN thiy
as you have in the other, but for the ad-
miration in which I hold you. / hope you
viii not 1t seems TO me that at present
you do not appreciate the solidity of the
structure you have bult"
" eakness was perhans moro rrn-
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THE PRODICAL
UNCLE
By PHIL ARP.
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Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)

Blood" said Mr.. Packman, oracu'
larly, "is thicker nor water
II don't agree with you" said the
landlord, who, as rising man, was a
good deal harassed by impecunious
but thirsty relatives. Il didn't ask for
my relations; they was arranged for
me-unbeknown as you might say
and l don't hold myself responsible
for em. Father and mother, of course,
isdifferent."
~'The family tie," said Mr.. Packman
solemnly, "is the foundation of soci-
ETY.. l maintains we all has duty to
our relations and them to us. haven't
many relations, I'm sorry to say"
You'd be more sorry if you had"
interrupted the landlord.
"Id be proud to own EN-" said
Packman, virtuously. There's my
Uncle Henry-Henry Albert PaEe1man.
I've never seen him, but his ,cture
hangs in our best room now rs you
can see for yourself any tin td He
went to Australia afore I was born
and hasn't been heard of for 20 years,
but if he come to me tonight and said,
I'm your fathers brother, but I'm a
poor man., I'd say, My home Is yours,
uncle, whether rich or poor.
Touched by such a proof Of family
affection, the grocer impulsively stood
drinks all round. While the landlord
was filing the glasses a short; thick.
set, black-bearded man, a stranger to
the company, who had been sitting In
a corner near the door, and taking no
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

Notice In hereby given that viii mee, the tax
payers Of Sharp County on the datea md nj the
places named below for The purpose Of Hating the
real and personal property subject TO taxation
for the year 1907, vizl
Cave township, Cave City, Monday and Tues.
day June and 4, 1907
Sullivan township, Maxvie, Wednesday, June
o. Brickle Springs, Thursday, June o. Sidney,
Friday. June7,
johnson township, at Precinct, Saturday, June
g.
Highland township, at School House. Monday,
June TO-
Davidson township, kIne Mills, Tuesday and
Wednesday June II and H.
Riehwoods township, Aeh Flat, Thursday and
Friday, June 10 and IA,
Lave Greek township, Camp Ground, Saturday.
June 10,
Scott township, shelbyvIlle, Monday and 'fues.
day June N and IN,
iIg Creek township, Calamlne, Wednesday,
June 10,
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10
THECOURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict--First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict-First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

part In the discussion, crossed the
room and sat down by Packman.
rs your name Packman?" he asked.
"Yes; why?"
"Then I'm your Uncle Henry" said
the stranger, holding out large and
hairy fist,
Packman stared at the stranger as
II fascinated, and in silence allowed
his hand to be wrung.
You're just like my poor brother,
said the uncle, clapping him on the
back. IT spotted you when ! first came
into the room, and when ] heard this
gentleman" and he nodded to the
landlord, mention the name, said TO
myself that's my nevvy for dollar"
Il must be thinking OF stepping
home" said Packman weakly.
"Oh, you must not take your uncle
away before he's had drink with
me- said the chemist "Of course he's
going to stop with you, Packman?"
II should be very glad" stammered
Packman, "But--but It's only little
place, uncle-and you--you won't
find II very comfortable, One can't
do much on 30 bob week, which Is
all gets, and what with tram fares
to the city and -"
BLESS you, I'm used TO roughing
IT, said uncle, heartily Just q cor.
ner to doze In and somo grub reg'lar
ia oil ask, Now we don't want to
break up yet, nevvy, I'm going to have
a drop with this gentleman to eele'
brate being home again. h'' ~
been In such pleasant compA Se
landed at sydney 20 years a ..,ne
last November"
Uncle Henry had his drink wkh the
chemist and followed II up with many
more with each Of the rest Of the com.
pany IN turn delghting them the
while with moving tales of weird nd.
ventures, SO entertaining was no that
II was well after midnight before
uncle and nephew reached tho latter's
home,
Uncle made himself 80 agreeable at
breakfast tho next morning that when
p0ekmon, as his wife holped him into
his coat In tho hall, humbly suggested
telling uncle ho must 60 she would
not hear of IL,
"0f course he must stop here
whore should ho 30 II not TO his
nophow2'
Aunt Matilda" suggested Pack,
man,
"The idea what next Her, indeed
Why, we couldn't send him away after
coming all the way from Australia,
And besides, who knows but what he
inayn't turn out to bo q millionaire I'm
disguise?"
"He don't look IT," said paekman,
doubtfully,
Neither did the one In the story IN
Home bits, You never knows"
For two weeks ana day had Unolo
Henry enjoyed his nophow'e hospital.
lty, when tho latter got home rather
late In the evening TO find that uncle
had already had his supper and gone
off TO tho Green Dra.on,
Hes going tomorrow, no tolls mo-"
said Mira, p0ekmon, IN she laid out
her husbands meal,
We'll that's blessing" said Bert,
Sharp County record., 1907-05-10

AHlbh NY WlNuI tNvb u buu ittulu VII
q tuppeny ha'penny lump OF gilded
lead eh7 II was this way" and the
flmnamming Of Bert and his wifo was
soon described,
"Horo are tho Jumps" said uncle
when he had recovered sufficiently to
speak, and ho threw parcel across
tho table, The partner undid tho par.
col and picked out tho nuggets, but
his smile died AWAY Ns no examined
them,
"That's q fno yarn OF yours" no
said slowly, "but II won't wash, my
boy, You'll Just shell out at once"
"Sholl out2 What do you moan9"
asked unolo checking himself In tho
midst Of u guffaw,
II mean" said the other grimly,
that these are oil buffers and that
you'll have to produce the real one be-
fore you leave this ROOM"
"What!" gasped uncle, hastily grab.
blng at tho nuggets, One glance was
sufficient and he dropped them with a
gfoan
Good Lord I've given him tho only
good onol"
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assessors Notice.
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pg Rock township, Nj. Piasnh, '""
June 2O poughkoopalo, Friday, June si s.,,|
Washington township, Powelre oh"p''
day, June ~, ,,,.v IA
strawberry township, Institute, Menus"
a. usal
Lebanon township, Dotson's seho0'
Tuesday, June 20. -, ,lmt
South Union township. Bakers Sch00
Wednesday, June 20. A.y u
Jackson township, Williford. lh'''''
Friday, June n and ~ n,osa
Morgan township, Center. SATURDAY, wi uas
North Union township. Wards sen"'
Monday, July A.v juti
Upper North township, wirth Tueeo' IN
Lower North township, Coats Weo"''''
0, r,lAsl1
Hardy township, Hardy. Thursday
Saturday, July A, b and 0. IA. 10 III
Piney Fork township, Evening sne''' "
from Monday July p A
Please bring Title papera or '"S wv
avoid mistakes
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Directory.
RELIGIOUS

Preaching at the Methodist
church second and third Sunday
in each month by Rev. G. S.
Morehead, pastor.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock. o. G.
Shaver, superintendent.
OEFICIHL
Congressional.
Member of Congress End District,
s. BRUNDIDGE JR.
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, econd
District. E. MCCALL.
Judicial.
Judge of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult j. w. MEEKs.
Pros. Atty.-T. l. HERRN.
County.
Representatives.. B. ANDREWS
County Judge-W, H. KELLEY.
Clerk-ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
Sheriff-W. O. SMITH.
Treasurer-E. L. DICKERSON.
Assessor-R. B. CLEAR.
Surveyor-R. K. ARNOLD. "
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Liberal commissions 10 agents, besides 1850 cash
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est club faser also 5000 given away to aubsefbpla
IN an interesting Dot Counting Contest A poatnl
card with your name and addleaa will bring full
particulars, Write todoy Address
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