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I. R. WANTS STATES
TO Be PROGRESSIVE
EXPRESSES HOPE TODAY THAI
PLATFORMS WILL LOOK TO
PROMISES KINKAD
OF OHIO.

New York.-Col. Roosevelt today
conferred with Judge Kinkaid of
Ohio, the possible candidate Of the
republicans for governor OF that state.
The ex-president gave out a state
ment. however. stating that he was
not attempting to influence politics in
that state and that he would net rec
ommend any man for the gubernat-
orial nomination.
Col. Roosevelt did say, however,
that he hoped that the republican
state convention would adopt pro-
gressive platforms this fall.
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PUKWANA O
HARMED BY HAIL

Kimball, S. D.-The storm that
passed over Brule county was more
disastrous than at first reported. The
heavy rain OF 2k inches started at
the Missouri river with but little hail
until it reached Pukwana, when q
strip some ten miles wide was COW
cred much of which is a total loss; to
points some Is miles east and south
OF the railroad. No damage north Of
Kimball. About the center of Town
ship 1O2-69-a funnel shaped cloud
formed, destroying the buildings on
the old George Gephert farm. There
the barns and sheds on Frank Wat
tawe's farm, then partially destroy
ing the buildings on the McCreaty
farm in Township 103.69. Then alt
buildings on Section &c, owned by G.
L. Root Of Clinton. lowe. partially
destroying the school house near ",
thence east to Section 25, Township
.103-68, where it demolished 4 One
chicken house on the W, H. Frotl
farm; then southeasterly couse until
it struck the buildings on Section
"a, Township 102-6S, where it de-
molished all buildings but the house..
This farm is owned by O. e. Matson,
Of Kimball. which covers the full ex-
tent of losses that have been reported
to this date in this county, except ths
losses of considerable stock by lieht1-
ing.
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WOULD U ABDUL
HAMID ON THRONE

constantinople, Turkey.-rhs Re.
dictionaries who r. oppossd to tbs
rule Of the Young Turk, Ana wha
were defeated when Abdul Hsmid
was deposed % the result al the ac.
tivity OF the younger slenaht. are
planning q revolution Tor ths purpose
o. putting Abdul Hamid end on the
throne. 1t is their claim hat the
move has the support Of the majority
.o% - people.
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GO days before the election whea
each voter will be required. to regis
ter his political prediction, end that
at the primary he be required to vote
the party ticket for which he register-
ed. This Of course, forecloses the
right Of a voter to change his mind In
less than 60 days, but 1t is deemed
necessary to. draw the line sone-
where If any regulation whatever is
to be permitted.
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Credits
ian. !, 1910. bal....s 1871 IS
COLLECTIONS ...... 1S2 &c
,o, a21 a2s s21 ~
'" WY 5 aq S4sss si p1srR1cr Il so s. IS.
YIN. ~krpenbach ........$ 1856 sc
Balance SO IS
Jan. !; 1910. bai,.s's IS
COLLECTIONS $500. POI 33
l s74s 2ls a
July ,s,a skon 6a'. rowss Il s
Ionn r"etz .............. 400 90
halahce $50 SO
Jan. ], 1910. baI....s SO 90
collections $500. 747 OF
$ $50 3 6 ESQ SO
'@s ,'1 Era AN VILLAGE "a =
conrad Schurz ..........$ $40 O4
balahce 81 46
eoll /, asao. bal.,..s 9 9$1 & e
$ 1854 sos ss4 SO
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 90.
Henry STOPPER ............$ 1873 %
Balance 1859 65
Jan. |, 1910. bai....s PIG SO
Collectlons $500. 1,749 "a
5 1865 60 $ 1,e6s So!
PERM SCHOOL FUND MoRTGAaEa !
Mortgages paid ........$ S,4O0 90 !
Balance ss.235 90
Credits.
Jan. 1. 1910. bal....s s1,os5 90
New Loans 80. $4,000 90
ss6.6s5 90 s96,s35 90
July 1, 1910, ball.. 8S,235 90
PERM SCHOOL FUND.
Credits.
l, 1910, bales 4.25O 90
Collections ...... 10,95O 90
Balance .......... 400 90
sl5,soo 90 $15,6oo 90
July 1. 1910, BAL. 400 90
LIBRARY FUND.
Warrants paid ...........s so II
1. 1910. bales IS
July L, 1910. Dar..s 50 77' Sc s 81
Respectfully submitted to the Hon
Board of County Commissioners
this Sth day of July, A. D.. 1910.
o. T. LITCHFIELD,
County Treasurer.
BY ETHEL H.. LYONS,
Deputy.
Dawson County, So. Oak.
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Lease Sch. Lands q. 2,78l 20
Perm. Sch. Ed Ords. $500 90
Int. Perm. Sch. End. 2.135 So
Insane Fund E..... 1.47s 40
state and Draft. ~. l4,445 90
Institute Fund .... s SO
state Read Circle. IL SO
drainage ..r.... 454 70
Balance ........ 43.204 70
sls3,8s6 90 $19s,s96 %
July 4, 1910, to balance. 4. 43,2O4 ~
STATE FUNDS
State Aud. Drafts ........$14,445 90
State Read Circle ....:... II SO
Treas. Com. ...... SIS IS
Credits.
an: 4, 1910. bal ...$ 58S %
Collections ...... 14,7l6 S3
s15,so5 10 $3.50 10
July j. 1910. ball.. 233 81
COUNTY FUND
warrants Paid .s14, 1851 is
Drainage Warrants .... Asa 90
refunds !. !. ........... g Is
Ian, I 1910, bal' ,,s,ssge g
5e'y Y 1910: s saa5si I siasi q
Jan. i. 1910. al.............$ 3,449 81
Refunds ls g
Credits.
;;:;;,. ,o,o ;ll;,4ss 81 sll,4so 50
y MY gl,s191O, ball.. 1851 "a
GENERAL SCHOOL FUND
sch: Apportionment ...s 1921 e
Relanas !. !: q s i 90 90
'a sa,' I: 1sae; BAL. s s.1s7 g e
312,89S 90 12,S98 935
'ul 81 nslo sl lRali r ssSNSi o
y Wa.rrants Paid $500. : 1850 90
Refands ...... q.
IAN. /, 1910. bal. ...i 1929 90
SColIection ..:2.-: 2,s2S o.
,lo.s57 s. slo,s57 s.
IVY =. 1914 Mil sas;i; r s;saS o
Refunds 800. .......... 3.5a
nA1aaoe Ssh credits. .: CO.
e eo ;nasaS; bal l, 81 g g
5uis ], slsle; III; "a e. IS go :
T Bsh ] ss.e Cert: :::.:.:.::. s' 1so e e
g 9 1910. bal..s.s . 1s9# 80
s 2.so7 81 . 2.so7 %
'lI Nr i ssaSi sPnRM. sc a4o & FUND.
Marrants Paid 2,1s5 s.
5sal IS. crad,t,, i'i4S 9
5se; lsaS; bal: 1 1,sss 81 g
.5,. !. s,27s g ) s,27s %
'1ly y 1910 d sasi;. ru h;i1s s
Warrants Paid $50. ......$ 2a6 ~
Balance .....,....... AZ 80
C0llections $500. $500
sip psssi ss'i s1lAn e rSU g
We PAID ; Ll ~; 4. s 1899 ses g
sa Refunds $50, . y ss 9
nala1oe '.' "a Credit III ~ 4'Voe =
colissctionsa 49,. $3.50 s5
s 5,os4 20 s 5,os4 20
5sly !, LAS las scHooG; o GAs Il J,
1s sell /; asas bal: a. SO e
]. . Az \. -. .,sH5'osIs7 i H4s & !: s' e, e e
Warrapts paia credits edit s'ss4 81
'e eo,lsses asas; bal: : : s's s.7 s.
{ s,sg4 g : 1894 50
Warrants paid ...... . 81
! soll !; ssas;seel. a. IL Il g g
Y slr e; s. ri ssssna Il :$ i !. !. :, ;,
H. Kibbee ...... :. y. 2e.58s g
T Feland Com ~. "a Il 8 8
Balance Sos. = ~. go. /. 42s -
s = I. 1910, bal...$ 979 q
sCnllectton $50. !. 28,1S8 03
:,a, ], Mo- a.. 's7Ii19sss J, 8 's7.ls5 .
lily OF III MITcHELL Sci scaooL FUND
=: A...smith 80. t26.52ss 3!
Trss.. Con: ~: = !;
Bal s.. i, s !: ! T. ]. 1889 y
b i, 1910. ball. y sse 4s
Collections 27,,oe1 70
,2s.os7 a. s2s.o57 .,
! ]. s eale; ss1 pIsrn { az no % !
oh. pondelsnEer ,.... 1.sSa a g :!
credits. h. !. :
1910. bal...s 11ss7
iSSSEassS Collections $685.. l,a4l "
@ Z 1858 g : 1855 2
1ply r&RRA Townsl IS
ss@@Balance n. q. I. 6. 3. 2 8
d eo,,s;,t isas q, es's.:' s 4 S 5
saSs..,.. I, So 4, , So g !. $50 s
E IlIsES1ls ecMooL DIsrRrcT NO.
ss sxSSgs ! I. ..s... !. AS s
&HfzTEMS1M
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s1ssssilss, as,s; e.l..:. ,s y s
$ sl447-s 2l4 AZ
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
Peter Eggler .........s 2S6 J.,
Jan. !, 1910. bal....s 81 as
COLLECTIONS ...... 222 01
25s SO 253 SO
July i, 1910. ball. II
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20.
Balance crsd,t sss 81
Jazz eoli /; 5sao; oal.::.' l sss e e
s3s 81 $ a39 81
July /, 1910, ball. 339 81
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 81.
$; 3. Weekley ...........s III 20
Jan: ]. 1910: bal,.:ss 9 %
Collections ...... 1853 w
$ 172 So 172 50
July l. 1910, ball.. Is
LISBON TOWNSHIP.
John Gutenberg ........s s$s Sc
Balance Credits. 81 "a
Jazz Go,1 l. ions eal..:.s ass s s.
421 los 421 10
July /, 1910, bal. >. "a "a
LISBON SCHOOL BOND INTEREST.
July i. 1910, ai Credits Is Is
> s S7as' DisIR1c7 NO; 9. OK :.
Balance Credits. 10 %
Jan: !. 1910. bal....s s5 81
Collections ...... 23o 50
2714as 271 AZ
'' p 5 Se R;5sS5 S piSIR1cT Nc Is. go 5,
Jan; !; 1910, bal....s 81 80
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. %.
Lizzie DeSheimer .........$ POI a
6aia"ee Credits ~
Jan. 1, 1910. bal. IS 10 10
Collections ...... ZIG As
226 57s 22e 81
scHooL p1srR1cr No, 80.
J; c. Burns ...............s 235 ss
Balance Credits y
jan. I, 1910, bal....s I4ao
Collections $4,000. 224 26
2ss 96s 23s 90
July y ) : Ec 5S5s; 81 DisTR1cr No s. 81. ..
3: p: Bliss ......s s4a %
Balance Credits -
Jan; III !, 1910, bal....s 20 50
$ a4s ISIS a46 is
July : Uni gNios Sf1 TOWNSHIP.
! Rai D; Simpson ....s 44S go
Credits
Jazz eo,i /; lsaS; bal::::s 4 Is e
4s2 ss; 4s2 IS
'uly SCHOOL HOO ei DISTRICT No. 10. i.
Otto Burmeister ..........$ 2So 6S
jan; o1 l. 9sae; bal::::s % g q
244s4s 244 "a
scHooL DISTRICT NO. SO;
| r. p. Ruthardt ..........$ 131 IS
Balance Credits - 80
Jan: !, 1910. bal....s q e
/ Collections ...... l34 ~
July I ssc aslS: ei pIsrR1cr = MS s. 40.
E Ra,5 !; serken .::.:::.:.: Isl q q
jag eoll !, 9sao; oal:.::' 1 Is e e
INV 1910 10, $ 1872 44 1852 "A
simon Dickson .:..s:....:s 121 ss
Balance 10 w
Jazz col L tons D ..:: 1 g $ $
1874 2es 1874 %
July i sc a2as5 ei p ! Il ao g. a..
w. j. WieZorek .............$ 1913 "a
Balance 10 IS
Credits
Jazz eol1 i: 9sae: b al. . 2oa g g
$ 2o4 SO, 2o4 SO
July J. ' s&k Ra7:. rowNs 81 Il
Simon Dickson -. .......$ 2S3 II
Balance c,si Is %
Jazz Go,1 L ions bal....s 22 e o os
$ 2ss 1875 2ss 10
July s s. 1871 f pisrR1cr = No % IL.
II. S. Carpenter ............S l56 70
ba'anee Credits -
COLLECTIONS ...... 176 IS
|, 1856 80 1855 80
'uay scHooL DISTRICT No: Is. 90 %
Balance Credit. %
Jan. 1, 1910. bal....S "a 80
Collections 1890. 1913 q
$ 2ss 10 2s3 1G
Jul SCHOOL s. HOO G DISTRICT si No g. H., !,
II. Jensen IDA Oe
Balance IA 81
Credits.
Jan. 1. 1910, bal. ...... A6 IS
:. Collections ...... 172 GO
s 200 o6 1A9 oe
July I ksc 12as; Bal p1srR1cr i n g u.
John H. Holm ............$ 34 80
Balance ...:..... ~ 81
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II,e stock Markea

81 ...f.rT september fu
Receipts - bSrN~s are 49, lsad al Of uhtru
acre cpndTnri dir'~' 10 -.sIgnt-r,rs mere
vas no 'rdds IN I've 'st's me feeling uas
stead for 81 sorts ana Ersde> Dre~-ed beef
quiet e -7Gl2r Tor city dress~i ustils si1eS
And -fAr Tor GeIAn beef NJ later rah,r Idvigss
from tie catus and beef markets. Great iiTitAin
ihpDrts from THIS pou t. day ~ b~~,rs 70
-Besp and az quarters 10 fAssf
yrcsi J's ~ calves acre AZ fesd irrt'd'ng IA
for butchers and - for the rsrEet Il. feeling
Wa steady for vesls and xD''d nghi Nsstsrn
calves weak for Cparse and Hsayy calves ,
car Of " estsTn calves sold a. - - p~T iOp Id,
Indiana rsiNs> ~ ~ GTas.rrs and buttsrn o. -
snuTeiy nominal ir~ssed 'Aiyes steady At LA
i7r f"T city dFesssd ysals 100 ac Tor rountrr
dressed and Gii'ic. for dressed grassers 4ud
buttermiik calves
H~rsipis Of sheep and lambs were "a head
ineludinE cars Tor slauHhterrrs and ~ for 'h~
markst. mAking vita the stale stock ~ cars on
sale sheep were steady zith fair ing;Iiry. lAmlps
weak fos bes' gvad-s and i0aisr iONeF for
medium stocs; the Pens Ncrr not auIts cleared
Common % prime sheep Soid al tSatI n per iGl
lbs. rulls az t3at2 81. ordinary Ia choice lamtYs
~ tARt Is cuis - $40 Uressed mutton sas,
- laeiac per N. dressed lsnba sloW - II aiaI.r
Including hog dressed anhs ~ i1i3RiN,r
Receipts ~ hogs Nsrr zat head alTfoF sIauEh
tsT'rs NSninafy hTm for live hogs ~ - sORsiN
per IN rhs
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THE CURs WtRKET.

Intsrcontinental Rubber aud chino we're
tho only features worthy of mention m
lsst weeks cIFb maTtet Every session
vss ~ unusual dulneas. interron'insrtal
Rubber enjoyed af~at activity early IN
'he week IN market where y ids fuotua
tons we're possible II sold IN - points
on" day and later rallis,i more than points.
fls low for he week VS. ,pi. and he hish
So, n closed Yesterday ~ a.. chino
show 81 q fairly good gain for the week
closing ~ rs. The mining l-t suffered
from neglect throughout the week In
du~trial- we're dull American Tobacco
losing about = points standard Oil Was
about unchanged. Chicago subway vas
puief. selling around e. an very light
trading There were no inpoTtant trans
actions IN bonds during he week Ns-trt-
d." was the most a"tive day ~ bonds
registering a sale ~ 81 .,so IN Ndam- ENpr--s
a. az 0'.
The general tone 81 ye-tsrday session
vas steady. bat M" volume of business wa~
not great Inter- outtu"utnl Rubber at
tracted most attention. chino. Miami. Ray
Z consolidated and tIrouN we're compara-
lively Tru Ft,e shares ~ Standard url
sold ~ UH
transactions N detail IN the market ye--
t"rdHy vrr- - follows
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WONEr aND EXCHANGE.

'sIl monHy was characterized nv genera !
ea-" IN last weeks market Tn. range "
Tune money becAme easter to marked
degree at the close Of the week THIS Was
p.T',cgl,EEly 50 in the ;Sis q The iogr and
Ss Week "ns Of 'H ss u HT r.. 1%s
mSTSs, Ses%rsg money ON r rhn o R.sS
Sto"k Exchange was nominally - per
cent Rat"s Tor time money were q, TO n.
Ter cent for sixty days to -, for ntnet y
diy~. AMI ~ in -. per cent for four. Ave
anh ~ months Commercial paper MAS
siIty :, ninety DAYS ind"r-.i bills r~c.,y'
able. and So 10 per cent for choice four
~ ~ months singh" names a. per cent for
'hsr-
List Week'- market FOR sterling show 81
= DO line m rates Demand bills sod dow
from >s3i - Sia' Yesterday the ma rks'
",-i~r ton" Bat"- for IN" week closed ~
40 S7.u for -iNty DAYS. 500 SsOi for
demand hills and Se1s ss'i for "ahl"~
irnnr- wsr" quoted a. 10. loss l-7cdS 49,.
les $50 ''I'h=maTk-. - Ito less I-sso ~
Ia plus i-3.
p"m"-ric exchange, on New York Bos-
charleston Buy'ns. Zar selling, lie, pre-
MUM ia innsti Par ~ Louis s.
81 li-' cunt hanks. 81 premium Mime
SS IT,. a-Soaai :, Paul FST San Penn in'
ia a., cunt selling. par
MONEY N London. i-iIi, Yer cent Rate
Of d. omit IN me open tnarte' for shori
bills, ii-iS per cent and for fhre. months
bills. per cent tpn-ol- 'lO-.i Yesterday
~ 80. for money and ~, for account
p.r- "ahle- Iuo,@d IN" 'lo-'nS prt"" Of
rsntA- ut ~ francs 80 csnrtTne- Fxchange
On London. IS fran"~ "a confines Private
rst" ~ discount, .. l'~r cen Berlln ex-
chang" On LONDON. ~ marks ai'i pigs.
Priva'" RAJ" ~ Discount ~. per cent
New York clearing House statement EX-
Change~. s2lIsat, a2s balances. ta.7AS.i53:
sub Treasury Debit balance. s3I5.I7I
Commercial price ~ bar silver in New
York 81" S1ver IN t,osion closed ~ % 7-Isd
Ne NiCan -ilN or dollars Nerr quote sl al eco 4Jc
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rHE sR4Iv WiRKETS.
wheat. Csra and Oats IsSweS- Fassraba-
weather for CTeps siugsisa spseu-
Iatlsa EyPsSss - Csru weather me
ahlef Taetor.

NJ he grain markets we're lower vheat
was affected by the weakness In corn. Cables
we're lover The weather was favorable
wheat crop reports from France. Russia
and Hungary we're cheerful There vas
more disposition 80 sell wheat m this coun-
try Elevator interests ~ chicago -sem
80 no against the market Traders incline
10 tho same view soon there may he too
much company on The short side AChicaEo
despatch said = NTH q demand sufficient
TO change M" present situation develops
either for export or domestic account We
believe The pItc~ tendency viii be down
ward Worlds shipments viii reflect the
wheat that ~ flooding European markets
rom RusSia and the Danube. and primary
of any s~arrity Local receipt. continue
10 eNCeed shipments and with huge crops
81 other grains wr are not ~ al optimistic
a. 20 prices being maintained
There Vas oonsidprabie evening up by the
more cautious shorts
THF CoHN strraTt0N
corn declined N the absence. Of any
severe fro-t~ Moreover the outlook vas
for warmer weather and foreign markets
w.r" lower ON FRIDAY Their" were cs-h
bushels and charters for .tssl 0'-, bushels
The week. rrceiptz therr Of l.sio. OnOlbu-hsl-
ser" the largest Tor YEAR past The y Gather
swings prl"e- up ordown and VIII Tor som"
weeks To- come IN early de'lin~ vas fol
lowed hv a rally on covering
rHF OARS FrNTTEFs
Oats followed in the wake of other gram.
and showed no features Of striking IN
t"r~-t Declining early prices rAllied later
Patton interests covered. n T. under-tood
The Visible supply ~ likely "a show another
large increase tomorrow
THE SPOT NAiEltS
wheat oG!ct No rel winter. o. a.
IN elevator. Futures lower Corn Iuis'
sales ~. Ooo hush. No ?miAed A. Sc over Chi
cagn September q. Il for forward ship
ment Futures lower oats uuiet tlo>lnE
prices StAndath-. "a No ? white. Is
No @ white. ~ s".. No. Z white 15r natural
"a hte. - % 50 &C.. white clipped. JpH " g.
I've No Western. i7' 9. / Bunalo
nominal .. l.. T SsN ork and - g. noninAl
a. b New FORK harley Mailing. ia isc
6 l. i'uhnlo. Feeding nominal 9. Nev
\ ORR
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EtS CONPiNTEN
WIS, ELLi>EOI> W,RkETS.
Conrr irregular and 'tuiri Prov isions
steadi~r higher Prices ~ the stock
Yards.

Co1"" opened psr'nlrr higher. hu' re-
zr'-d batter "n o.tuE fn realizing No
really nov features or" no'u,asi ole IN he
general situation Ii.Hr- r~,.o, cred au
rsrlv d", line of ran" Hamburg i-ll
pfc Win -1les ~ - u'p haV- H.Nrr's
los YER" - sp bag 10" urlde - 'rIp
~ -. r"i- Stufr- advanced 10 r"is
EN"htrg" adNHrr.~l 7.T.i PRIMARY 70
'"lp'S v"rr Il'.''" p'g-. against lO7 Oo0
one diH l-' 500, nj lnH .f-sp two care tRr.
N"N lurE Nlr"nou-a d"hvrrtr- we're -. ~
baRs. HRtu-r -. go rr.. dny t..furs and
sits lasi wear IN -" ,n1n.' region ~ WAS
cloudy 'r Tau1 Ir,y~ her" 'lo-.-,I uH-
'h,ug"i 10 , POINTS Ipv"r. Win sales "f
ptg ,..u Uag-
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TINE BOSTON MARKET.

E'r,IoN sept 10 There was slightly
better tone - The copper shares mark 81
~ the oI@ntug and some Ut the active
issues were inclined tn advance Later the
market n-cam" extremely dull and the
closing prices shovel little change over
The previous Hose
7 nii~d FrTt sold NJ 100 on moderate
aalss maxi n-w high record The IA IA no
neglected
NlRoua has been Admitted 20 nrotation-
in III" unlisted department NJ the Boston
market
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THE CHIC IGO MaRhET.

tHI'a'0 sept 20 Outside Of SV,f,
\ 60 there we're only fcv odd lot 'rans
actions In the market for local -. .rlrifi..
o .day swift \ Go closed ., lover On ale.
NJ .sJ shars- lalan'r Of the lt,t ,Ios.si
unchanged itond~ were dull and With out
feature The summary
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Impsrt. and ENports.

he inpOT'- 81 -ue'lr last week a. 70
ported ~ he Custom Iipuze we're sySa 49,
silver arr So. eat gold making total -p., -
''.t''I.- -iu'r January . So a2. G59 ~
upIt- 81 sJ-'i" we're silver. sqiA. taI gold
f2-,t'o Ire rNTortS oI -IH-'ie since Jan
nary ! have lt---f, t.p.t gt rs asa SILVER
- go u-'. q total n o.; 80. ora
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THE RIM iDELrHI, w,Rhrr

IUiLAp-IrUI. S"p' ~ Iehtgh Valley
Nas The most t'tuN" l.~I" M 80, ufH"rp t-a
dUi. ana embarrassing utHtlrf far local
securities TODAY. With tl,s- pr I ~ sim res
dosing b'l'v 80 opening p.n" mo
btliu,e ~ the lI-f l,4, Uur htUg,NI IN t,rl,,
WIZ yer Nzhi Volume ui frfrHisitpus
he bonds wsr" 'HIrIy s,tlNe during The
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to share its own. The Christmas spir
it on cotton plantation is much more
in evidence than in prosperous white
folks town
CHRISTMAS BERRIES.
Where the Holly Grows and How to
Find the Best

The old fashioned Christmas greens
We're rosemary, ivy and bay. but in the
1000 tons of wreathing and decorating
material which it is estimated that we
now use every year there is much
greater variety. Best loved of all is
the glossy. red berried holly. Holm"
was the old English name for it. and
it is thought to be identical with the
greenwood tree" of British ballads
and Of Robin Hood fame. On our side
of the Atlantic the American holly
QleX opaca) is found from Maine.
where it grows rs shrub, to North
and South Carolina. where it lifts a
symmetrical cone of dark, shining
leaves set with scarlet berry clusters
along beautiful trunk Of gray and
silver to the height Of seventy or
eighty feet.
Delaware and Maryland are usually
credited with furnishing the best
grades of holly to Christmas markets.
but their "Three X' brand. as seen
after shipment to northern cities. is
not so finely berried as the Caroline
holly, plentiful in the region around
Asheville. In America there are three
distinct grades of holly. Trees that
stand on dry, barren hillsides, as a
rule. are heavily laden with thick.
knoblike clusters of berries. but their
leaves are likely to be small. yellowish
and imperfect. Follow some little
stream to a sheltered. sunny glade
where a holly trunk CLEANS white, ard
and perfect. with thick scarlet fruit
age lighting the shadows evenly all
over the tree