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FARM PRODU Horse* and mules?Valued at $151* oi valued over $150 eacl valued $200 or less each valued over $J0U each Animal.-, live, all other not provided Barley, per bushel of 48 lb malt, per bushel of 34 lb pearled, patent, or hulled Buckwheat, per bushel of 48 lb Macaroni, vermicelli, and similar pre} Oats, per bushel of 32 lb oatmeal and rolled oats oat hulls Rice, cleaned uncleaned flour, meal, and broken paddy Rye Biscuits, bread, wafers, cakes, and 1 puddings, containing chocolate, nuts tionery, valued 15c or less per lb.. valued over 15c lb Butter and substitutes Cheese and substitutes Beans, per bushel of 60 lb Lentils, per bushel of 60 lb Beets of all kinds Beans, peas, prepared or preserved, or jar$, bottles, or similar packages.. Mushrooms and truffles (as above for cut, sliced or dried pkgs not less tl vcgeiauics, tin, Miicu, i [uuiiu .... pickled, packed in salt, brine, oil, < way . Bean stick, bean cake, miso, and simi Pickles, pickled nuts, sauces, fish past Cider Eggs, frozen or prepared or preserve* Egg albumen, frozen or liquid dried yolk Hay Honey Hops . Hop extract and lupulin Garlic Onions, bushel of 57 lb . Peas, green or dried, in bulk or in similar packages, per bushel of 60 split, per bushel of 60 lb._. in cartons, papers, or similar packai Orchids, palms, azalea indica, and cut or fresh Lily of the Valley pips, tulips, narci gloxinia bulbs Hyacinth, astilbe, dielytra, and lily of Lily or calla bulbs or corms......... Peony herbaceons. Iris Kaempferri or dahlia, and amaryllis bulbs Bulbs, roots, root stocks, corms, and cultivated for flowers or foliage.... Stocks, cuttings, or seedlings, of Myi haleb or Mazzard cherry, Manetti n rose, Rosa Rugosa, 3 years old or Stocks, cuttings or seedlings, of pear, St. Julien plum, 3 years old or less, Rose plants, budded, grafted, or grc roots Stocks, cuttings and seedlings, of a mental trees, deciduous and evergree Trees, shrubs, plants, and vines coi i nursery cfr greenhouse stock, not pr Seeds: Castor beans or seeds, per bus flax, linseed, and other oil seeds nol bushel 56 lb poppy, per bushel 47 lb mushroom spawn spinach canary caraway anise beet (except sugar beet) carrot, corn, i^ilad, parsley, parsn and rutabaga cabbage, collard, kale, and kohl-oab egg plant an<i pepper all not provided for Straw Teazels Vegetables, natural staze, not provide! Fish (except shell fish), by whate\ packed in oil or in oil and other ! ties, jars, kegs, tin boxes, or cans, ol or less over 7and not over 21 over 21, and not over 33 oyer rind not over 70 alT other, except shell fish, in tin ps caviar and other preserved roe skinned or boned in packages less J4 barrel, not prov fresh water herrings, pickled or salted, smoked < herrings, fresh eels and smelts, fresh or frozen fresh, smoked, dried, raited, pickled, ice or otherwise prepared for pres vided for , mackerel, halibut, or salmon, fresh, Apples, peaches, quinces, cherries, | green or ripe, per bushel SO lb...., Berries, edible, natural condition Cranberries Fruits, edible, and berries; dried, def prepared in any manner, not provid Comfits, sweetmeats, fruits of all k' packed in sugar, molasses, spirits, yuices, or having sugar added then over 10<7r alcohol over 10% alcohol, not provided for Tellies Pineapples preserved In own juice... Figs Plums, prunes, and prunellea Raisins and other dried grapes Dates Currants, Zante or other Olives, in less 5 gallon packages..... otherwise Grapes in packages Lemons Oranges, limes, grapefruit, shaddocks Lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit, I melos in packages of 1 *4 cub. ft. capacity over 1 yA, not over 2tt cub. ft over 2M, not over 5 cub. ft over 5 cub. ft Orange peel or lemon peel preserved, candied, or dried Cocoanut meat or copra deeiecated, i similarly prepared Citron or citron peel, preserved, oand Pine apples, in barrels er other packa in bulk Almonds, not shelled clear, shelled Apricot and peach kernels Filberts and walnuts, not shelled.... shelled Peanuts or ground beans, unshelled shejled Nuts of all kinds, shelled or unshelled Venison and other game Game hirds, dressed Meat, extract of. not provided for... extract of, fluid Poultry, live dead, or prepared in any manner. In of the tmmeaiate covering* m w..,. Chicory root: raw. dried or undried. burnt or roasted, ground or granula otherwise prepared, not provided fo Chocolate and cocoa, prepared or man ciallv provided for. unsweetened .. sweetened, value 20c or less per lb value over 2Oc, not over 24c lb... value over 24c, not over 33c lb... value over 33c lb . The weight and value of the immedia than the outer packing case or ot he included in the dutiable weight Cocoa butter, or hutteHne. refined d oil. and all-substitutes for cocoa ht Dandelion roots and acorns, .prepared as coffee, or as substitutes for coffe Starch, potato all other, and all preparations fit fot Spices: unground cassia buds._ cassia, cinnamon and cinnamon chips ginger root, unground and not pre nutmegs _ pepper, blaek or white clove stems cloves, unground capsicum or red neppcr, or cavenni pimento, unground sage Bombay or wild mace, unground.. spices, ground mustard, ground or prepared, in bot all other, not provided for Vinegar.. utX Proof. ~s?'on CTS, LIVE STOCK, Etc. h :o: Old Tariff ' New Tariff less each $30.00 ea 10% i 25% 10% I . 10% . 10% I for 20% ? 10% I 30c , 15c 25c 25c ' 3c lb 1c lb . . 15c free 1 >arations l/c lb lc lb 15c 6c lc lb 30c per 100 lb 10c per 100 lbs 8c per 100 lb 2c lb lc lb 1 !-j c lb He lb y4c lb Mc lb He lb .. Hc lb 10c bu free f taked articles, ami I i, fruits, or confec- ' 3c lb and 15% 25% 1 50% 25% . 6c In 2yic lb 6c lb . . 10% 1 45c 25c , 25% 25% 2S9& ' 5%,1 contained in tins, , i Ji/jc lb lc lb | peas) 2'/iC lb ' ' 2%c lb i t han 5 lbs 2'/tC lb . { *,j.. 2'/4c lb i j :, parched, roasted, >' *. ar prepared in any j ' " 1 , 40% ' ' 7 ' : 25% , ilar products 40% * 25% e or sauce 40% " 25% I ' 5c gal . 2c gal j j i 5c do? j, . -V. Zc lb 3c lb ' ' ] ' ' } lc lb 15c lb " * ' 10c lb 25% ' 10 Of. $4.00 to* * 7 * ? $2 00 ton 20c gal " " 10c gal 16c lb ' ' ' 16c lb 50% i ""'' 5?% lc lb "1 - lc lb 40c b?i ? < 20c bu barrels, sacks, or " ' lb 25c ' ,0c 45c * 20c jes lc lb l/3c lb flowers, preserved 25% 25% ssus, begonia, and $1.00 per 1000 $1.00 per 1000 the valley clumps $2.50 per 1000 $2.50 per 1000 . $5.00 per 1000 $5.00 per 1000 Germanica, canna, $10.00 per 1000 $10.00 per 1000 tubers, all other, 50c per 1000 Mc per 1000 robolen plum, Malultiflora and briar less $1.00 per 1000 $1.00 per 1000 apple, quince, and $2.00 per 1000 $1.00 per 1000 iwn on their own each ..... JTLS... , 4c each 11 fruit and orna- ' _ . n shrubs and vines 25% ' 15% nmonly known as ' __ ovided for 25% " 15% hel 50 lbs 25c . 7"- 15c t provided for, per ... 25c 1 20c 15c . T, , 'Sc lc lb ' lc lb lc lb " 1c Jb free ~ ' ' J6c lb free J "/. ." lc b free 2c lb lb *." 3c lb ip, radish, turnip, 4c lb 3c lb i gc lb - 6c lb 20c lb " ' ' 10c lb 10c lb 5c lb $1.50 toa 5(>c (on 30% **'* 15% 1 for 25% .7"' 15% rer name known; . substances, in bot- ' i: iy* cubic inches lHc each ' '" . V'Sk 2Hc each 5c each 25% 10c each ' ' * 25% ickages 30% . " 1 15% 30% " 30% 154 c lb '' Mc lb ided for 30%. [re< 54c lb \ . .. . Jree Dr kippered !4c lb ' " % " " free >4c lb . . I!. ^ee *jc lb ( _ ' ' free frozen, packed in A*",< * ^*"># . .? ervation, not pro- \ ' ' " ?4c lb J ' r free pickled, or salted, lclb " ^rte plums, and pears, *"" K ->SC 'J ?10c | !!!!!!!!! lent v He ot 1 25% 4 ;":- .10<7o icated, evaporated, ... I ed for 2c lb " 1c lb I inds, preserved or or in their own ;to, containing not . 1c lh and 35% 30% $2.50 gal on alchl $2.50gl on over 10% and3S% alchl over 10% and 20% i 35% 20% . 20% ' 2Vi lb 2c lb 2c lb lc lb 2fcc lb "" 2c lb lc lb . lc lb 1 2c lb - ^ ' 1H lb 25e gat . ' *"* 15c gal 15c gal 15e gal 25c cu ft ' r J5e cti ft IKe lb " or pomelos lc lb __.i, shaddocks and po* < ____ ' or'Yesi? ''"TL?? "T P*? S5c pVf ' " *" " 70c pkg ><c lb ic n> 2c ib ; ibredded or cut or _ _ 2c lb ; 3c lb lied or dried 2c lb * 2c lb Pc CU ft # 6c eu ft 8 $8 ner 10? $5 per 1000 4Cib 3db 6c lb ' 4c lb 4c lb v?- 3c ,b ?c lb 2c Jb 5c lb 4c lb V4 lb '** *" ?<c lb "... lc lb - 'vrw t, yt(. ,b ft free 30CJ, it- !k "? ' --! "t V |ft<. lt. *15c Ib 5e jb 1 3c ib ; .T-7.7. 'c ib i ib 2c,h ! but unground l'/5c Ib ... \ 'c ' r,ed:.or..in.3c ib 2c,b 1 lu'fkctured. not fpe-^ ih \ 1 !' ^ , 2V<c lb 2c lb "?Mc lb and 10% 2!"% 1 <c lb and 10% " 25?% 50% 2S^ ,te coverings, otbcr . . . her covering, sball .. and value. ?. mrnnniit _ . . ^ liter... 3?c 1t> . We lb . and article* ti?ed . ^ r u*e a* starch.... 1c lb _ ... ^ ^ and ca?*ia vera... tree . ....... free . , ...... jh serve*! or canned., free ir IS ; I.* :! --- - ic in 2c ,h j 1t/r TS ' " 1C lb r. unground t'4C ID ;j/c ^ V/'ik Me lb rfr,,b 1?e1h V" IS ? ?e 1b JC 20<fc additional I to rate on unground ( (ties or otherwise.. 10e lb i V 1b . 2(1 1 iu_r_ crj. 40-v.ul. | INSPIRED BY CHARGER RIDERLESS HORSE 8HAMED THE RETREATING SOLDIERS. Faithful White Stallion, After the Colonel Had Fallen, Went On, aa He Would Have, to Victory or Death. Three hundred yards from the spitling trenches a nickel jacketed ballet caught the oolonel squarely In the forehead, and he lurched from the saddle. A hoarse cry went up from :he thundering regiment, and the srhlte horse plunged wildly, one of Us rider's feet still In the stirrup. The trenches broke Into yells and Ihelr Are swelled louder. The cuirasilere slowed; their long lines wavered, tesitated, and broke. From the other side of the river, die Infantry, struggling vainly under the pitiless mauling of the enemy's Ire, saw the charge through the smoke of the guns?saw the colonel's fall, and groaned when the splendid squadrons broke. The sweat, pouring Sown the general's faoe, felt cold as tie wiped It away with a hand that trembled. "They're gone!" he mattered broksnly. "And he's gone with them!" he idded; for be had known the big alond colonel, and loved him as the men did. Stung by the fire which pelted their jacks as unrelentingly as It had their feces, the broken masses of the cavil ry rolled back over the ground already heaped with their dead. Sudlenly, from the scattered fringe of Norsemen cloaking the rear of the Seeing cloud, broke the big white stallion, the heavy empty saddle showing pitifully against his white fiank. In instant he stood, trembling; then lis head went up, his mane shook out, wd he started back toward the hostile trenches. Across the river, the infantry gaspsd; the gunners stuck their heads from gullies and cheered; the bleeding, cowering infantry wiped their rifles. Something seemed to catch In tbe general's throat, and something itreamed down his cheek that was not iweat Tbe white horse had gone twenty rards when a cuirassier officer flung lis long blade high In the air. The wavering columns slowed, jolting up wd down like rocking horses as the nen sawed on the bits. Above the lln of the firing sounded the cracked ilowlng of the cavalry trumpets. A tingle shining figure turned and sped ifter the empty saddle, a little group 'ollowed, a line veered round clumsily ind started back, then the whole arching mass pulled about and went Jack through the heaped-up bodies on he ground, tbe white horse with tbe MRS. HIGHBROW SPEAKS OUT Her Little Dissertation on Music Is Something to Be Read and Enjoyed. "Tee, yea, Indeed! I limply adore music!" Mrs. Wood B. Highbrow 3leaped her hands with enthusiasm. Ton know my beloved Shakespeare ays 'If music be the food of love, play so*?he doesn't say on what, but I'm Hire he meant the piano?and he adds, The man that hath no music in himself or is not moved by conflict of sweet sounds, is fit for trees and stratagems, he spoils!' How true tt Is; and the same might be said of a woman. "Oh, yes, Gwendolyn Is very musloil. She studies at the conservatory? there is suoh an air of culture about such an institution, you know. Wood wanted her to take leesons at home until she is older, and offered to move the piano Into our own coneerva- j tory, as we have to keep It heated, inyway, for the plants. "Poor Wood! he is so practical?a regular pomme-de-terre! He thinks that, what with pianolas and victrolas Etna rlumfca, vimdTjj is du uju^u luumc turned out by machinery nowadays that It hardly pays to do It by hand, anyway. Perhaps he Is not altogether wrong?unless one has talent, and Gwendolyn certainly has! "You should hear her play R?ben's Melody In F!' Then she can rattle off any cantata that John Sebastian Cabot ever wrote?or was It Wolffang. Armageddon Mozart? I declare, I always get those antique composers mixed. Well, at any rate, It was the wonderful organist who, if he couldn't reach all the notes he wanted with his fingers, used his nose to help out "Yes, yes, Indeed! Gwendolyn Is so talented that her teacher says when she grows up she Is sure'to be a dilettante!" Hardly Probable. There la not much chance that a aptnster who' becomes really attached to a parrot will ever marry. She could sot possibly find a man who would try to look and talk like that. A Word to th? As the name indicates, the MERC HANK has always given special business of Farmers. And the e representative farmers shown 01 proof that all relations with tl both pleasant and profitable. If YOU are one of these, we fidence and for your Imsiness. I have you numbered among them; plete banking service as it is poss lvieiuimiis (xra CHE RAW, i W. F. STEVENSON President T. O. MATHESON D. S. MATH! Cashier Vice-Prei Real Estate, Lil ! and Lo; ; Life Insurance Comp CHEAP AND INVITE . Various kinds to c OUR LOAN DEPARTMENT MAKE LOANS ON IMF PROPERTY IN THI OVER A MILLION OUT For further inforn C. S. LY 1 Should You NO Not if you are insured in thi Company, under one of their atti soiutely protects your estate in ci Should You NO Not if you have yomr propert; Fire, and Lightning, in the stror Danv in the world. Should You NO Not if your property is insuri Windstorms in one of our strong < Should You NO Not if you have yourself insui eral health policies -which protects ness and disease. Cheraw Insurance JOHN H. WELLS Ladd Building Over Post 0 ; Farmers HANTS AND FARMERS attention to the banking ver-increasing number ot' 11 our books, is positive lis institution have been thank you for your cou f nnt wo will Tin crlnrl Tn ; assuring you of as comible for you to obtain. \ irmers Bank J. 0. H. M. DUVALL Vlce-Pree 3S0N J. H. WANNAMAKER 3 Sss't. Cashier ???????m I fe Insurane ins any of Virginia ?G POLICIES hoose from. Tfi AMYTnTTB TO ROVED FARM S SECTION i IN THIS STATE 1 ' > < lation see ? /v* .jj, Worry >! e Southern Life & Trust ractive policies which abise of your death. 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