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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

! Persons who desire the Daily Ora. phic delivered at their homes must ex- pect to pay their subscriptions prompt ly wher our collector calls. We should not be required to send collector more than once for the collection of . small subscription account. Our col lectors have very great many people to call on every month, and should be paid promptly when they call. Here after subscribers who remain delin- quent for two successive months will have their papers stopped at the end of the second month until all arrea:- ages are paid. The price of subscrip- i tiOn does not more than cover the cost of paper, delivery and collecting, and at the present time the Graphic is furnishing colored comic cover every Sunday which considerably in- creases the cost and we must there. fore insist upon prompt settlement. Those who are delinquent in their sub. scription accounts should bear these facts in mind and settle all past in. debtedness at once if they want to continue to receive the paper. The Graphic pays it's employees every week and we must insist upon the prompt payment of all accounts due this of. flee.
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and carries all it's stage parapha- nalia and scenic effects. Besides a number of high class specially peo- pie, tie company offers a late i'm proved picture machine and recent "A Midnight Marriage" will be the opening bill. It is said to be one of the best in the company's large repertoire. MT. Mcdonald is a mem- Der of the Pine Bluff Aerie of Eag- les and has many friends here The company promises to enjoy a good patronage here.
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PENSION BOARD
 MET YESTERDAY
Allowed a Number of Pensions and Cove Artificial Limb to Captain
 Ben Scull of This Cily.

7 Thos Green-Sr. and N. R. Rod gers of this city and w. c. Garrett of Altheimer, members of the Jeffer- son County Pension Board, met yes- terday afternoon at the office of Coun- ty Clerk Jesse R. Core and passed on a number of applications for pen- sions.
 Six applications were approved and an artificial limb was given Captain Ben Scull, a popular veteran of this city, who lost his leg in the Civil War. Those allowed pensions were M. B. Willis, w. G. May and F. G. Monk of this city; Larkin Jacks of Faith, w. H. Hamilton and Alfred Kelly of Dexter.
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REFUSED TO
 BE RECLAIMED
Two Pine Bluff Girls. Sent to Florence CrittentOn Home, Left Little Rock After Short Stay, to Return
 to Their Old Haunts.

We will go back to the old life even if we have to beat our way to Pine Bluff on a freight train," was Ine parting comment of two young woman last afternoon as they gathered together their scant belongings and left the Florence Crittenton Home af- ter the management of the Home mad done everything possible to make a clean, Christian life appear inviting to them. "I don't believe in your Bible ana l don't want anything but the ways of the under world" said one oi them, and with this conclusion, throwing everything in the way of moral reclamation to the winds and surrendering without reserve 10 the ailurements of life of sin, these two women have again dropped into the swirl of immortality.
 Last Monday the good people of Piae hlun, where the women lived, secured from city magistrate a remission of mes assessed against the women on the charge of disturbing the peace. This was not their first offense. and oelleving that perhaps the current :,f onelr lives might be changed for the oetter If they were sent to the Crit tenton Mission here, intercession WAS made for them, and on their promise 10 come to the Home the fines were remitted. Clothing of suitable char acter was secured for them by the ,a- dies of Pine Bluff, and thus provided before they came to the Home.
 The Florence Crittenton Mission is. nrst of all, Christian home, and this strong element in it's character has been responsible for the ultimate re- clamation of many a woman from the under world. The woman who enters the portal of the Mission comes at once into an influence of uncompromis- ing cleanliness in influence and teaching, and the effect, if there be anything left in the moral nature of the applicant for admission, soon makes itself felt in a genuinely re- formed life. Christian services are held twice a day, and are permeated with more than mere formality; they have the abiding spirit of sincerity, and at these services every inmate of the Home is expected to be present.
 The two women admitted Monday could not appreciate this. So effaced was every vestige of the moral sense that there was sudden and con- plete revulsion. The old way, with it's easy indulgence and lack of restraint had grown too strong. The new life could find no resting place, and with out even a sigh, but rather with de- liant taunt, these magdalenes, still young in years, and with every oppor- tunity for a reclaimed life before them, deliberately rejoned the current of their old life.
 One of the women is only 19 years of age, a mere girl; the other is 27.- Little Rock Democrat.
 The two women are Essie Hare and Minnie CrOssett who were arrested l with Clarence Dellmon and Puck" Darby early Sunday morning while disturbing the peace. Reverend w. c. | Watson and three prominent church | women of this city sent the two "soilv ed doves" to Little Rock that af- ternoon.
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-AGENTS-One exclusive agent for every town to take crders for made-to-measure suits for men and women: S100 monthly or mo- easily earned; sample outfit: 250 styles newest woolens-packed in handsome carrying case-delivered free of cost. Opportunity to estab- lish prosperous and growing busl- ness without investment of capital. Full instructions with every outfit. Apply today-The Eagle Tailoring Co.,, 212~21S Franklin St, Chicago
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MONDAY

Caleb Powers charged with com plicity in the murder of Governor William F. Goebel of Kentucky will be placed on trial for the fourth time
 Atlantic revolver and rifle com petitions for the departents of the East and of the Gulf and the army of Cuban paciication will begin at Fort Niagra, N. Y.
 Last payment will be made on the 5,OOO,OOO bonds of the new Jap anese sterling loan at , per cent which were sold in this country ana England.
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MAJESTIC THEATER
 TO REOPEN AUGUST

The Mcdonald Stock Company composed of sixteen competent rep ertoire people, will reopen the Ma jestic Theater Monday night, Aug ust 5. This company enjoys one of the best regulations of any reper- toire organization touring the south
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/ Misses Marguerite Henniger of Lit tie Rock and Juainta Hinemon of Philadelphia have returned to their respective homes after pleasant visit of ten days to Miss Rosalie Philpot in this city.
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Will A. Gibson will leave in few days for Eureka Springs, where he will spend the remainder of the sum. mer. He will be joined shortly by MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Barkley and daughter, Miss Mae, who will also spend their summer vacation in this Ozark town
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Newton Maer and Allan Orto will give a dance at Forest Park during the latter part of the week. The date has been set for Friday evening, but it may possibly be changed. Miles orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion.
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NEWS FORECAST FOR
 SUNDAY AND MONDAY

New York, July 27.-Among the important events scheduled for to- morrow and Monday are the follow ing:
 SUNDAY Celebration of "old home" week in New England will begin at Bos- ton Providence and other cities. International congress for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-28

Misses Mary and Annie Thrash of this city have returned to their home after a pleasant visit of a few days to Miss Makoski in Argenta.
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MT. and Mrs. Henry Marx, Mrs. Ray Levey, Miss Fannie Marx and Sidney Marx will leave in day or So for Waukesha, Wisconsin, where they will spend the summer.
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Misses Eulalie and Virginia Walker are spending a few days with friends and relatives at Rena Laura, Nissis- sippi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-28

A son never realizes how much his
 own father knew until he starts to advise children of his own.
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prevention of the manufacture and
 use of alchohol will open at stock holm, Sweden.
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Tracy Mills was a business visitor in the capital city Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

since the certitst check ~ es~ was
issued. The cunningham check
allied out iu an excellent hack hand
script, Was drawn on the washing
ton Trust COMPANY aud purported
"a have been signed hy the Seattle
cefOW company. per T. r. ~
Wells cashod "a. aud Il went "a The
tnlon Waffle company and u Al
Croft ir and 90 the bank where
q was stamped bogus eunulnR
ham Il described as rs Years old
light complexion feet 6 inches IN
hvlght and wciahing 1855 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
DIVORCE IS GRANTED TO
CALVIN HEILLIG

AltLsnOfO ore. Dec 20 Cal
Vim ltelllg. tho Portland theatrical
manager wAa grsntud a divorce by
Judge Mcbride. IN this city this
week aho finalnsa OF fact set
forth that the plaintiff and Mira
ELLA Hellig were married in ililla
horo, ore Nov 9, 1906 and thai
two DAYS later she deserted the
husband aud has since that time ~
sided la Tacoma Mr. and Mrs
llcillg had been married and o.
Norccd prior tosthelr last marriage
The property rights were settled ufit
OF court There are no children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
Factories Needed
Money Quickly
o JOHNSTON CO. SECURE CARLOADS OF PIANOS AT n.
olcULoUsLy Low PRICES DURING RECENT
FINANCIAL FURRY

s55s and as high a. $500 These
SO this morning for s32S, s1gf aud
$500 think az it. nearly half But
there's no time 20 lose.
These ridlcaluusly low prices. the
lowest that have ever been known
Ga this city. are bound 90 attract
shrewd buyers. bent GA obtaining a
fine Xmas SIT AT a tremendous aay.
Ing
The manufacturer loss q your
gain There's no excuse nov for
santa Claus overlooking the dcily.
ery Of fine choice piano Ia y0ur
home Select your plano promptly
ana Ne wlll deliver 4 whenexer yon
say All cash ~ not necessary A
small amount down and the balance
IN easy weekly or monthly pay
meats viii DO
Depend upon Il. too. that every Ia
strumeut sid. and promised for De.
livery for a Christmas surprise. viii
be- delivered az the exact hour prom
laed Our arrangements are com
piets of over eighty Christmas 81
anaa last year not q single delivery
was late or overlooked
We are preparing thsa year 90 az
tend 90 over 100 pianos deliveries
ln the city a. Christmas surprises
u called npon 90 do so
Again we repeat. make this SOY
ons Christmas A piano viii make
81 80 for every member % the
household
And at those rldlcnlouaiy low
prices. there r. not a family. no
matter h0w small the income. bat
whaf can afford 4 fine piano nuN
Comc in at the earliest possible
moment Drop in even th0ueh you
do not intend 20 buy. and satisfy
Yourself that this e. the piano buy
ing event 80 8 lifetime y : John
afou Co. Pioneer Piano House. New
Johnston Co Building. Third and
University
Store open evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
Yaqul Murderer Arreated.

NOGALEs. Aria Dec 20 Two
Yaqui indiana. arrested here hy
Sheriff Saxon, were armed with
tltioa aud carbinea and have been
Identified hy q Mexican who og
capped the massacre on the Dolores
river Wednesday The Mexican Of
rcors also have a dozen Yaqul eua
poets Ia custody on the other side
Of tho line.
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VANCOUVER u g. Dec 30
The dead body OF Gilbert Mcdonald
aged 3S, governments teleRrash opcr
uur az the SECOND cabin north OF
lingelton, was found dead am tho
trall lie ia believed 10 have died
~ heart failure The deceased for
inerly lived at Nanaimo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

Recauao they refused 90 work IN
the chain gang. g6 socialists we're
released from JAIN yesterday hy Pc
lice Judge Gordon after their arrest
for blocking the street M0ndai
nieht The courts action was based
GA the fact that Houe of the ae
cuaed We're not represented by couu
sci
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
DINNER PAIL FORGER IS
BUSY in SEATTLE

Asain the bcgrlmcs hands oad the
s,nicd dinner pail have trlumphed
s@nst repeated warnings by the
e,,lce. AND the officers ae search
~ eaf one Gcorgc Cunningham. an
ssleeea electrician who on Satur
IL nlehl pa SEED "a bogus cheek i0p
siRsO on G. n Wells, SIS Union
Wells has oflered reward nf
so mf Cunuinghams arrest
Tha after banking hours Rume
vas worked successfully for Che
tsalh emo the police declare.
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PORTLAND. ore. Dec. "a Mel
Vile g bradley. slayer If Police
man Glddlngs. "a sim at large II
ia che belief of che police denarl
ment that ho took street car 90
the freight yafds and shat he
boarded a frelghl train which lcft
the clty a few minutes after the
shooting occurred Wednesday night
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PEktN. China Dec 80 Wu
Ting FANG the ne appointed Chit
ueae minister "a Washington ieft
to-day for shanghai wheaec DC viii
sail fox Washington Ia January
lie viii carry a mcssage 81 mn.
usual warmth 10 Roosevelt from
tho thrnne
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MouNTAlNEgRs MEET TO.
NIGHT.

The Mountainous meet tliYa even
ing in the Chamber Of Commerce
Aahnol Curtis VIII give an Illus
ttatcd ptoroopticon lecture Oh NJ
Baker. M ahuHan and M Rainier
with reference 70 the clubs outinf
neNt summer
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WANG boo roR cav.

Mrs George Gordon. 1915 i.2
thhd avl has lilod claim with
We cltN asking for $500 for the loas
et 4 beautiful AnRora cat whlch,.she
ols''ns, was Killed by eating pdfaou
put out for rats hy elty lnapeetora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

During the recent financial fur.
~. several weeks ago. several 81
he largest and best known eastern
plauo manufacturer offered us six
carloads u Instruments az terrific
reductions. II We would pay spot
cash.
Cash Is What they needed. and
needed badly. aud accordingly we're
wlliing 10 make any sacrifice 20 see
IL Even though We we're weli
stocked Tor the Christmas trade. the
offer was So tempting We lmmedi
ately wired our eastern buyer %
close TIE deal and ship the pianos
At once with all possible dispatch.
Fogr 81 the six cars arrived the
aay before YESTERDAY The cars
we're immediately unloaded. and the
majority 81 the pianos are mnw on
our floofs A more beautiful and
comprehensive assortment of hieh
grade pianos we have never shown
strictly brand new. latest style In.
struments fresh from the largest
and most fayorahly kuown factories
n The United states These must
&c AZ once. ard they surely viii 81.
Il downright slnshlng ol prices
counts for anything
One hundred and eight pianos
the choicest We have ever shown
Instruments made 90 sell regularly
a. 1915 aad $500 will b. found here
a. s14s.
Palmer and less expensive STYLES
tan be had az prices AZ low az siSt
ipay s. a month"; and si31 and tf1s
is monthly Tor instruments MS.
sally sold On other stores ai f125
and $3.50
HERE ARE SPECIAL ONES.
There viii also be found several
exhibition styles IN the finest ma.
hogaay notified English walnut.
Hungarian ash. Circaasian walnut
ard other rare and costly woods
pianos which always bring $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20
JURYMAN Is ARRESTED
ON BRIDE CHARGE

Il LUTTE Mont. Dee 20 upon
We sensational aftidaylta OF James
n COLLINS, president OF the Olympia
nfWluk company aud neteetives
coward MnrfiHscy and 1amoa kfn
Rem Amos buney. q member ~ IN.
WY isnel now attending DEPART
uvnt no OF the district court
NHa arrested on " bench warrant
itat INSET for soliciting hrlhe IN
we atildavits it is alleged that
honey agreed for the sum OF $50 Ia
secure vcrdice.in favor Of tso a..
,eo9ant IN ease coming up for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-20

been done ia this hyartloas attempt
70 make out a case OF petty spite
against ME
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Trunks and Telescopes.

Furnishing Goods.
soc Fleece Lined Underwear. zoe
15c Heavy Ribbed Underwear
....... 4.............. tIc
500 Heavy Wool Underwear
tttttt.tt .tt+t+tttttt hstc
81 90 Heavy Wool Ribbed Under
wear ttst+sts stttr. .s.. Nnf
$500 Medium Mixed Wool Under
wear .......... .t......s1.25
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MEMS SUITS

S. 50 Mems Fine Hack worsted Suits 4 s3.g5
$500 Mems Suits. Ia allwoo black scotch choyiut
.--...tts .+....-..-..,.... ........s... SI.s5
fiaoo Mems Suits. 10 Scotch plaids and aray mir
lures .....-.. commandments. .-..... seas
ti1to Mems Suits in dress vicunaa nergcn. lat.
est styles eut ..................... .... s9A1
$500 and $500 Meas Suits ta blue and black
scfEes double and single breasted ...... -. So
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Children's Refers.

$500 Childrcn'H ReofoFa ia fancy Rraya and ker.
aeys. wiih metal buttons ..........,.... SO. a.
$500 Chiidrcns Hcofera Boa navy blue cheyiota 80.
cunaa. gray flannel lined ............. sf.f5
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SOAP Lake. SOAP cloanses and
heals sss
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Youths Suits.

81 90 Youths Suits IN black woratcda .+... 50. Ss
500 Youths Suits. On fancy paida broWn checks
and gray mixtures .s.t.4-...s..t ..s.... al Is
$1,000 and ti4eo Youths Suits In imported twcodn
and chevioia. splendid values .......... s8.35
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bic fox, brook mink,
chinchilla, crminc.
French coney, and the
styles are throws, four
in-hands. boas, Tab col
lars and novelty ties
an excellent assortment
of choice, reliable FAIRS,
extra well made and all
new this sea son. show
ing only the most favor
ed STYLES. Choose sat
urday al SOS. Best
choose while the assert
ment IS at its best, for
some are better than
others-in the forenoon,
il possible.
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Mems Overcoats and Cravenettes

nabo Mems oTercoaia Ia blue and black beaver
......s... .......4...+.....+.. s5.gs
$500 Meas Fancy Top Goats. liEht browns and
meltona and cashmerea. latest STYLES j.. sS.S5
$500 and $500 Meas Cravvnsttes. every coat
anti blaze raiu.pfoof .....s............... -. 90
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Mems Dress Shirts.

Mons Fancy slit Front shirts regular 400 Kind
II for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a5c and I5e
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Children's Suits.

cial .-.... .......+.......s..,.... ...... ~. 20
$500 Chiidrens Double Breasted Suits. IN
woratedH ,....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
$500 and $500 Chlidrcna Suits. iu Scotch piada.
twceda and fancy mixtures .......... 81. SIS
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Mems Fine Neckwear.

&c Bow Ties ......-. .t...,...............1
l5c Fancy Teck Ties for ....................TSc
zoe New Fouriuiianda Cor ..s,............. 25c
zoe Fancy Handkerchief ....................5 Sc
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Store Open Evenings Until Christmas
Including Value From So. o8 10 $50. SO.

The reason for such
drastic price reductions
is a determination 90
lower Our large stock Of
Fursf which, on account
Of weather conditions,
have not been selling as
freely as they ought, but
at these prices will be
hurried out. some for
Christmas gifts for 9th
crs. while others might
suggest q Christmas gift
from Yourself to your
self The lot includes
such desirable furs as
sable. squirrel, Siberian
squirrel isabella and sa
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Youths Shoes.
Ladies Shoes.

1855 Youths Shoes. IN box calf and vlel Md So
g. 90 Chiidreha shoes ~ Wei kd .......... 81 4
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Eden MtlSPe

Iinnic Cooper. Comedian. Albcrtu= a Altus,
son. comedy sketch tlwcil rantaEcseopc.
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Socks and Suspenders.
Hats-iOo Dozen Fan Hats.
Mems Shoes.

$500 Mems Buff Calf shoes. box and plain toe
....tt ...4tt..+.t.t..t+.+ ....... s1.S5
a. % Mems Wei Kid Shoes latest styles S2I5
s. 90 Meas Wei KID and Box Calf shoes bluchor
cut .,.+....t........ .-,........-. s2.75
81 0e Meme Patent Leather Shoes ........ s2 ~
$500 Mems ANMh 1ut Shoes. lN.inCh top. water
proof blacks ....... ..,....... ..,....,.. 5000
$3.50 Mems High Cut Shoes. t2inch top. black aud
tans .......+... ....................... S3.S5
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shown in illustration ig a Rocker
which can boz had in birdscye
maple. mahogany on golden
oak an three are made of se-
iected stock and polished.
Rocker has scroll arms. large
shaped back panel. saddle
shaped wood seat turned legs
and rounds Special price TO-
morrow ......... 5000
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Phones sunset Man 1904. Ind tsat
hr.uHd Mrfk uf CIaF element
INN UEfi~"
tata. TurrlaN Wednesday aatur-
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MARCUS NOTES. AUCrIoNEER.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE OF Bo1LE

DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE OF BOILERS.
PtMplNG ENGINES. COMPRESSOR, PUMPS,
WATER HEATERS. ETC.
ON On IlESDAi. APRIL SECOND; 1907. AT TWO
Station: 10th and SITS. NV. Washington d. c..
ut public auction, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing. in lots as indicated: Lot 1.-Two Campbell
and Zell water tube boilers rated ut 150 h.p.
Two Campbell and ZeII water tube boilers rated
at Ito hip. each, equipped with Hawley down.
draught furnaces complete; Il boilers equipped
with gauges. water columns. pop safety valves and
cluded in the sale. Lot 3-One compound pumping
engine. Gaskil type. high-pressure cylinders IL"
diameter low-pressure cylinders. "a" diameter. %"
stroke. 91s plungers: engine In fair condition. Lot
ity. 100000 gallons in "a hours built by the Barr
Engine Company, Philadelphia. Pa. Lot 5-One
Barr duplex boiler feed pump. Lot 6-One Worth
Ing ton duplex boiler feed pump. Lot I-One West
inzhouse air compressor. locomotive type. LOIS
One combined vacuum and circulating pump. SKIP"
x12"x12". with surface condenser; equipped with
hot well. Lot 9-Cne complete pump end for
triple expansion pumping engines: plungers 2OA"
diameter x'6 stroke: built by the Barr Engine
Company; not including suction and discharge pipe
or valves. Lot 10-One combined vacuum and cir
cuating and boiler feed pump. crank and fly wheel
type. and one surface condenser and hot WE'LL
built by the Nordberg Manufacturing Company of
Milwaukee. Lot 1.-Two feed water heaters Lot
LOGO pounds. Lot 13-Steel breeding connecting
four boilers with smoke stack. Terms cash. time
of sale. All boilers, pumps. etc. to be discon-
nected and removed by purchaser within sixty days
time. the District Commissioners will resell such
articles not removed and cost Of such sale
will be charged to the deposit OF the defauting
purchaser. Boilers pumps. etc. open to inspection
der Commissioners. D. C. NJ. c. HARGR0yE
Property Clerk, ID. c. mh22llt