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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

revenue was so. 5s4.s2a Git is expected
to approach $40. Loo, 900 this year,. which
was an increase of s4iis,3l9 in gross
The net revenue available for taxes and
interest charges was ss7,193.65s.
The balance of net earnings available
for dividends after the payment of
charges for the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas for the fiscal year closed June
30 will be less than $4,000. which is
$40 200 less than required for the 4 per
cent dividends on the s1s,0o0,0o0 preferred
stock. This dividend has already been
paid for the 1912 fiscal year.
Although earnings of the Third Avenue
Railway were sufficient to meet interest
charges on the new per cent income
bonds, directors decided to forego pay
ment at this time. which came as a COM
plete surprise to the stock market. Pay
ments OF interest on all prior liens to
the income bonds, on s2l,Oo0.0oo bonds in
all, were made.
Deductions based on the governments
crop reports indicate that there will be
an excess of 2So0oo.o00 bushels of corn.
Y7. 200, 900 bushels of oats. 60.0Oo 900 bushels
of potatoes. S20OO.0oO of barley. 7.5OO. 200 Of
wheat, and 15.0o0.0OO tons of hay this year
over the 1911 crops.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
FINANCE AND REALTY

Yesterdays session Of the Washington
Stock Exchange, the last Of the present
week. because OF to-day's half holiday,
bad for its features an activity in stocks
and neglect of the bond list.
Capital Traction, Washington Gas.
American Security and Trust and United
States Trust were notable among the
stocks traded in.
The aggregate of sales made on the
Exchange this week included $4,000 OF
bonds. and 1856 shares of stock.
OF the bonds, Washington Railway and
Electric Is and Potomac Consolidated 6s
were most steadily in demand. the sales
Of the two issues being. respectively.
sl7.5c0 and $1,000 Washington Gas was
the leader in the stock list. total of
80 shares having been sold. with the
price holding firmly at 81 to 50. sales
totaling ia shares of Capital Traction
We're made on q price range between l23%.
and l2211.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
COLORED MASONs TO MEET.
Pnrndes and Receptions to Mark
Gathering in Capital

The third international conference OF
Colored Knights Templar and the four
teenth annual session OF Imperial Coun-
ell, Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, will con-
vene in this city August 10 to q, IN
elusive.
A public reception will be held at
Metropolitan A. NJ. Z. Church Monday,
August 10. where the keys of the city
will be turned over to the visitors by
local entertainers. Wednesday evening
ZOO Shriners will parade the principal
streets in full dress uniform, winding up
with an excursion down the Potomac.
Thursday, August %. the Knights
Templar parade, with 5000 knights in
line. will pass through the principal
streets. a reception will be held at Con-
vention Hall the same evening.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large Iota Joboe1
prices higher.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia II; West Viz
ginia and Southwest Virginia. Is: Tennessee. IS
BUTTER-Es fancy. Ier ID. zia2s: western.
hrsts 5izaS7iz: seconds. 3isl27 store packed 70.
CHEESE-New York State factory. new, Is
fOuLTRY-Hens. per H.. l5l4: rOOsters, pr ID.
.: turkeys. lSal5: chickens. springers. 2ae5.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hcns. choice. Tcr ID. ia
l6. turkeys. per Ii. Is: young ducks. lsals: chick
ems, Ea8.
vEGETABLEs-Potatoes new No / r.r bbI.
22ja25o: No =. per bbl.. IooalSo; com N. c.,
yer crate. 75sl.jo; ,ams N. c., per bbl. 9raI0o
onions. Texas. per crate, 75al.co: new cAbbases.
per crate aa5o: egg plant. Florida per crate. 50a
go: lettuce PER basket. Soa75: string beans. per
basket. ga5'; per Dbl; 75aLm; quasi, per Dol.
bbl 5a75; spinach. per Dbl. LooAl25; tomatoes.
per crate. 75aI-p; asparagus Ter doz. Looal.75;
cucumhers. North Carolina. 5osl5O: pas per bbl..
3O5a4U
GREEN FRUITs-AppIes. Lsoaaoo new. FER
basket, 5a75; box 0aT5: bb lSa275: oranges.
California, per box. 3f5ai .; Florida oranses. 40
a5.o: lemons. per box. 35Oai.oo: grape fruit, per
box. 5.Ooa6co pineapples 2ooa2So: cantaloupes per
crate lOoa225: cherries per qt.. San; psAche per
crate Looa2co; huckleberies. per 1T. esl24 black
berries 6alzia; plumS. per a.. 5ss.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. western. No. !, d na
2 50: No . g5ooso6Oo mixed hay. e2ooa2i 90: straw
rye. bale. so0als.9; machine thrash. H0alA0o
straw wheat, per ton. D.nall.oc; straw. oat. PER
ton l3ooaliOo
Slpth-Sherp ID. -ASATs STFing
lambs. per III. 7l.ss; calves. choice. per h. s.
medium. per H. TH7i..
WOOL AND HIDES-wool. washed, free 81
burrs. pr ID. Ssss5: wool. unu.shed per ID. =:
hides. dry. per ID. l5aI6 green hides. per ID.
calfskin. green, each lgsai.S.
GRAMMAR. per bu-. Lloall2: cnrn. shered.
ssa9o: per Dbl. iSa5O9; oats. Western white.
No. ?. per bu 6os67: oats. mixed per ba. Sss5o
bran. 3 ooa-5 %; middlings. - 0oA32 o.
SEEDS-Red clover, per bJgshel. Il pall.5o; alsks
clover 10 o0al0O white clover Is eoa2i o. crimson
clover. 575s6.0o; timothy. 5Onaj.5o blue grass, per
bushsl L75a2 3: redtop srass. I35OaI7.O per 100
lbs: alfalfa per bushel. l2S6al5O
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THos. ]. OWEN & son. Auctlonetr.
iTRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNINf-
! PROVED BUILDING LOTS IN THE BEST


.TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED BUILDING LOTS IN THE BEST
NORTHWEST SECTIONS.
BY virtue q four certain deeds Il trust duly
rrcoUied in !ib'r 29ss at folio 81 ct seq. lbc- 81
AZ folio II ct SCI, hbcr 17I at folio III E: SEQ.
and iibcr 500 at folio 40 e. seq q the Land
Records fer the District Of Columbia ard 1t ths
request u the party secured thereby. We. the
dCrsisned trustees VIII sell at public auction within
the Office Of Thos. ]. Owen Son. auctioree-s.
l53l g Street Northwest. on THURSDAY. the Ii;h
day Of July. 1919. at ! O'Clock ?. m. the fol-
lowing described land and premises situate in the
District Of Columbia and known and designated
as and being lot No in square No. Of Mount
Pleasant Heights. as said subdivision il recorded
IN the oehca Of the SUrveyC- Of the District q
Columbia. in County Book Is rage y: also LOT
81 in square l7ie in Fulton r. Gordon's subiivisirn
a part Of tract q land called Chevy Chase"
a, said sublivsic~ IL rrcrrdcd in the otfcc II the
Surveyor Of the District cf Columbia in County
Fulton R. Gorlcn's subdivision cf part Ct tract
Of land called Chevy ChlSc" a. said subdivision
is recorded in the 0fca II the Survcy1T or the
District Of Columbia. in County Book :. mage q.
and also lot y in square 9li. in Fulton r. Ger
dcls subdivision C, par ut a tract q lard called
Chevy Chase Grove" 'Resurvsy New Seat
Vale" and Fellowship a. said subdivision 4,
recorded in the ofhce II the Surveyor 81 the Dis
trict Of Columbia in book y page Il.
Terms Of Sale-One-thiul q purchase money cash
balance in one and two years. with interest at
per crnt, secured ~ deed a t7is; upon ths
property sid, all cash. AZ purchasers option.
One hundred d0llarS lspOsit required urCn each lot
At Tina II sale. COnTeyancinc. SC, at purchasers
cost. Sale 10 b. closed in i days from day of
sale: ctherNi5c deposit forfeited.
ROBERT 2. HEATER.
H. D. GORDON.
And 4. d. GORDON.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July l2-Csll money oTcned 81 pei
cent; high 81 per cent; low. %. per cent: renewals
81 PER cent; closed, q. per cent. Ruling rate 81
per cent.
Time money is hrner and rates have made further
advances. There Is a fairly good demand for the
longer period but borrowers not disposed pay
the asked rates Rates are also mp for the shorter
rlaturities. but offerings a little freer.
Fer sixty DAYS the market is 3sa3is per cent ninety
days 3za3& per cent: four months a. per cent; five
months. 4aik per cent and six months, i.ais per
cent.
The commercial paper market stays firm at III
per cent for the best names six months paper
There Is not a great deal Of PAPER Offering London
discounts 2 1915 per cent; of lls per cent: Paris
discounts q. per cent Berlin discounts 81 per cent
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
National Bank Data.

Twenty-one applications TO organize ma
tional banks were received in June by the
Comptroller of the Currency according to
q report made public yesterday.
OF the applications pending, fifteen were
approved and eight rejected. In the
same month fourteen banks, with total
capital of s5i5. 200. were authorized to
begin business. of which number nine.
with capital of SIS. Co., had individual
capital of less than $4,000, and five, with
capital of $4,000 individual capital OF
$4,000 or over.
June So 1912, the total number OF ma
tional banks organized was lo,2lO. of
which 2.S25 had discontinued business.
leaving in existence 1884 banks, with au-
thorized capital of 81, go. SIS. i3S. and circu-
ldtion outstanding, secured by bonds,
$40 2i, 10 The total amount Of national
bank circulation outstanding was SIi5.-
1892, of which s24.7l0.ss2 was covered
by lawful money of a Ike amount de-
posted with the Treasurer OF the United
States on account of liquidating and as
sociations which had reduced their circu-
lation.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". Hfbbs 4 Co,
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange Hfbbs
Building.
active to-day and while there was some rather
decided selling pressure during the early trading
it well absorbed with no great price variation
downward.
To-day's weather map was unfarorable for the
Eastern cotton belt that Is to say continued rains
in that section were against the proper clltira.
ton of the fields and stability in growth Of the
plant
The market is not highly speculative and seems
to hold its own with no great increase in public
interest the long side II Is quite possible that
an extended short interest has been established
which, in meaure. accounts for the strength OF
the market after the recent advance.
Liverpool futures closed from to 81 points low.
er for the day. Spot sales Of 1900 bales were
made in that market at points decline for mid.
ding
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore Md. July l2-wHEAT-FiEmcr: SPOT
contract lOI&. bid; July. Lon. bid August, loi-I
bid: September, los bid: steamer No: rcd o. !.
rrceipts, 5000 bushels: southern by sample, ga
90; Southern on grade g'saLOlls
CORN-Dull spot contract. q; receipts, tii
bushels: exports, 1885 bushels
OATS-Easier No. white. 55ia standard white.
5saSi,; Nc white. 52sa5n.. Receipts. l5.oSs
bushels: cIlcrts. 5O.95S bushels.
RYE-Dull.
HAY-Dull No. l timothy. unchanged; No.
clover mixed. unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet; steam 10 Liver
pool per buShel. unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

baltimore Md. July E.-MlLLFEED-sprinS
bran in lbO-lh sacks, Per ton. > Sal %; -four 10
white middlings IN lcOlb. sacks D.0GA530: Western
middlinls In lCcIb sacks PER ton, 3.50a9.O0: City
Mills middngs in loo-lb sacks. Ter ton. 2sSaa29o 90
City Mill middlings. white. in loolb sacks. FER
ton A0a35O0: City Mills bran in loolb. sacks, Ter
ton, 2aOa5oCl
STRAw-No. ! straight rye, no; No straight
ne straw l5ocaI6.50: No. tangled rye straw. BOoA
1879: No tangled rye straw. l2ooal2 %; No.
wheat straw lG5aLoo: wheat straw. No :. 500
IOC5: No ! oat straw l2.OOsl2So No. cat straw.
llCaall5.
BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy. per H.. z's do.
choice 2Ga27 do. good. 2iaZ5; do PRINTS aJO; do.
blocks Z.aG9: ladcs. Ia22; Maryland and PennsyNa-
mia rolls Jagl Ohio rolls. lsaG West Virginia rolls
ISaH: siuTeFacked. lsa20 Maryland. Virginia. and
PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints. %; prVceSs butter. -5a5
EGGS-MarlAnd. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts.
los of IS: West Virginia l7als Western hrsts, loss
of rals; Southern hrsts. loss of. lsalI.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN The SUPREME COCRT OF THE DISTRICT
q columbia In re Bartarl z kcmno BankruT--
IN BlEkTITrcy. Nc. sl6.-Tn the creditors of SAID
bankrupt: Notice i hereby given that on the Eth
dar * lure. 1872. the aid Barbara {. kerno
adJGdiCat 4 Ia sUEt. and that the t-St meeting n:
her crpl!tIrs vii = held ~ rv cslce Room No. 5a
Columbian Euiliir-. No 80 Fifth Street Northwest.
WashiEEton. l.. {. the I'd iav o: July. 1872. ~
II oc.ock a. n at which time the sad creditors
may attend, TrUve their claims appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact such other bIi-
NAV IrrTcrlv c-nr before sid meeting.
Z. =. M-,ALMONT. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0s. J. OWES 8 soN. Anctioaes,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING HOUSE No "a
SHERMAN AVE.
By virtue Of 4 certain deed q trust duly recorded
in Liber ~ folio ~ the 10Th dav q July 1912.
in the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the rarity secured thereby. the
derSiEnCd trustees will sell. AT public auction. in
front of the premises. MONDAY THE 18TH
DAY OF July \. y. 1912. az clock n m, the
follOwingdesThed Land and Trs-riseS situate IN the
County 81 WaShingTCl District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being lot o in square SIS Sold
subject certain deeds q trust securing in the
aggregate 500 together with the improvements
Terms CT sale: III cash over the 500. 4 deposit
Of 500 will be required at time Of sale
HOWARD I. CHRISTIAN.
SETH 4. TERRY.
hII2l3H5 Trustees
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibbs 4 Co.
memher, Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibes
building
Chicago July I7-Whsat was strong reports
Of crop damage and closed Ii.c to FAC higher.
July l15ls Septenbsr. l0lSALoli1: December.
lo5alC3
Com advanced with what &c to tc. July. Az
September. Co.: December. SSsa5s's
Oats followed the other grains in the upward
,rrnd gaining &c to &C. July 81, september.
5JSazJN: Decenbr jSNaSA
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District Of Columbia, Washington July z. lsl2-
Scaled proposals gi b received al this Cfce until
o'clGck J. m. JULY - l9le, for furnishing and de
hverng thirty thousand tSJCc) gallons. more or les
cual tar paving pitch. for IN the Engineer Dc
fsrtment. u, c. srechcatious and form Of proposal
may be obtained from the Purchasing Officer, Il. c.
CUNO II. RUDOLPH, IOHN A. JOHNSTON
WILLIAM V. JUDSoN, Commissioners. d. c.
iyII5U
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
Caster Gets Two Years.

Justice Anderson yesterday sentenced
Darlington Caster. colored. who pleaded
guilty to breaking into a store Of the San
itary Company, June Is, to serve two
years in the penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

Regular call Sales:
aIit4l Tact on, 10 AZ IL
Washington Gas. 10 At s.. Is at 8. . at sF. .
81 6. . at s.. q at s.
Was!:ington-N irEinia Railway com. ) at 52s.
WashiDEton-N irginia Railway pfd. 25 at 7el..
-AmcTiCrn Security & Trust. ID at 20
Ul5nd States Trust, At 10
';TauhCpIuIc nd. 10 at 50.
After call-Capital Traction. 5 at 10 % at l2Ha
> at 1874.
Washington Gas. 5 at s..
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. July l2-Bank clearings in the United
States for the week ending July II aggregate 8 49,
s5e COO against s. 1e 5s2 900 last week and 8 o5 $40 900
in this week last year Following are the returns
for this week with percentages Of changes from this
week last wear.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13

Australia is irrigating more than .
100000 acres of grazing lands with arte-
sian wells
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs & Co. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
hanks Well Fortified.

The banks have fortified themselves
fairly well for the bank statement Sat
urday. and it is expected to show far
better than the poor one of the week be-
fore. Rates on time money Were placed
.c-day at 81 per cent fer sixty days. 394
for ninety days, 80. for four months.
ard IA TO. six months. an average ad-
vance of Cne-quarter of per cent. Call
rates were likewise firmer.
The board of directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. with June partially
estimated, had before them the income
account of the road for the fiscal year
closed June 50. when they declared the
Regular quarterly dividends. This show
ed 4 surplus after all charges availa BILE
Tor dividends OF S13.S93s43, an increase
Of S,O15.652 over the 1911 net earnings
There WAS 4 balance left available for
common dividends of 7.5S per cent on
that class of stock. as compared with
t.SI per cent the wear before. The in
come report shows that operating ex-
TeEsos We're onlr little increased de-
spite an unusually severe winter in the
roads territory. The total operating
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


Quotations furnished by W. B Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
MARKET SHOWS
WEAK IN SPOTS
Reactionary Movement Appears in
Several Issues-Steel Common
Less Active.
BANKS ARE WELL FORTIFIED
By BARRON SERVICE.

New York. July l2.-while the opening
was strong and higher, number OF
weak spots appeared in the general list
in the early afternoon, and there was
reactionary movement in several issues,
Union Pacific started out with few gains
that looked like the start of a bull move
ment in the stock, but these were soon
wiped out. and there was decline from
the closing price of Thursday later. Steel
common did not move very much and
was less active than 1t has been recent
ly, principally because of uncertainty as
to the context of the forthcoming Stan
ley report Can common was noticeably
strong, and at one time was over
point and a half above the high of the
day before.
There were rumors of important mar
ket developments in Can, also report
that Daniel Reid had not sold a share of
his holdings in this issue before sailing to
Europe early in the week. There is a
large short interest in this stock, and
bears on IL are working hard to tear
down the support while Reid is in Eu-
rope, and they succeeded to-day in break
ing it little right after it had reach
ed the highest point of the week.
Texas Company touched the highest
point OF the year, l2s around noon, out
eased of with the rest of the market
in the afternoon. American Tobacco only
made little response to the bull tips
that were again freely circulated on it.
Baltimore and Ohio common made very
little response to the favorable state
ment of earnings. Copper shares seemed
TO be under pressure, Amalgamated open
ing at an advance, and almost immedi-
ately dropping off full point st. Paul
made a new low record for recent years
when it broke under l0I, being affected,
az was the grain market, by rumors Of
'hlsck rust appearing in the wheat
fields. This rumor appears every year.
whether the rust does or not
The Washington herald., 1912-07-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest,"
W. H. WALKER. 729 18th St. NV.
LOAN COMPANIES.

SO LOANS AND UPWARD SECURED FOR SAL
aired employees. owners Of furniture and othera
ARLINGTON * CO. 40 .th St. NV. Room E2
MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE. WOMEN
keeping house and others. without security. Osc~s
in al principal cltleS d. II TOLMAN Room 90.
- I5th 81. ng.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-09-10
BULLETS AND BOUoUETs.

A burglar in Savannah, who was
shot by fifteen year old boy, says
he cherishes no hard feelings against
the lad. He was a brave little kid,
all right" is the way in which the
law breaker sums up his estimate of
the boy who bored him with a bullet.
At the same time the boy is very
solicitous over the welfare of the
burglar, and has been a daily visitor
to the hospital to see him.
Too, press dispatches say that the
sympathy of the public is being ex-
tended to the wounded burglar, and
Savannahians hope to see him get
out of the trouble The bravery OF
little kid" and enconiums of him
by "half-bad burglar" furnish a
human interest story of appealing
character. And is there any reason
to doubt that a repentance apparent
iy wrought with powder and shot
should not be lasting?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-09-10
REASON!
CFrom Leslie's Weekly

(From Leslie's Weekly.)
There is a reason for everything.
Right or wrong, there is a reason for
whatever happens. There is reason
for the unrest and unbelief of peo-
pie all over the world. In this coun-
try everybody reads the newspapers
They are cheap. They cost so little
that even the tramps who fill the
benches in the parks find cent
somewhere with which to buy yell
low journal. The street cars and the
parks are Uttered with penny news
papers that have been read and toss
ed aside.
The crowd-volatile uncertain,
restless, disconnected, takes its I'M
pressions of the world from the
startling headlines in the sensational
press. The thrifty, the students,
thinkers of the superficial kind, get
their ideas of life and living, of gov
eminent and misgovernment, of laws
and legislators, from undertaking
magazines.
For years the yellow press and the
undertaking magazines have been
sounding every sensational note on
every possible subject. 1t is their
business to ring the bell so that the
crowd will hear. They have alarmed
the people on every subject affecting
life, health and happiness. Many OF
these are false alarms.
Our parenas and grandparents
who lived to much older age than
people are living now, were not w0r-
ried to death over the question OF
coId-storage foods, of individual
drinking cups and all the pure food
fads of those who are making a Ify-
ing out of the expensive commits
sions. boards and other offices they
are constantly creating. The old
constitution, the old religion, the old
common school and the good old fam
lily doctor were good enough not long
ago.
Now everything is wrong. All
must be done over again. The chill
dren must have their liberty. The
/ Bible is out of date. The constitu-
/ ton must be revised, the judiciary
remodeled and the judges recalled
/ Legislators must no longer be trust
ed. Let the people rule.
Is it a wonder that children are
disobedient, that the mob spirit pre-
walls, that lynching is laughed at
that the churches are empty, thai
business halts and demagogues flour
ish?
Scratch your reformer in thes'
days and nine times out of ten Vol
will find a self-seeking egotist o.
shallow demagogue looking for lu
crative public office.
This is not to say that we shoult
not strive to do things better, t.
= make men and women happier, t
improve our schools and our sanitar
conditions and to add to the comfor
of all the masses. But this is
very different thing from preachin
/, the gospel of discomfort, of envy an
: hatred, which the yellow press an
undertaking magazines are constant
!. ly doing.
Ell Let Reason take its place.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-09-10
MAKE DAWSON HUM.

Let's make Dawson hum this fall
with business and prosperity.
Progressive and obliging mer-
chants, large and choice stocks of
merchandise, splendid roads to the
county seat, a fine market for the
sale of cotton-these should make
Dawson the trading center of this
section. They furnish strong rea-
sons why the merchants of this town
should do a large business this fall.
But these inducements should be
heralded at large, and the business
men of the city should unite in an
effort in this direction. Dawson
needs a wide-awake commercial or
ganization, and there could be no
better time than now to start the
ball rolling.