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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-11-30
Carnegie L. Down
Rules for Living.

Always live within your income, nc
matter how small it may be. ~
Don't be satisfied with just doing
your duty. Do something for your
employer.
If you would succeed, do not drink.
Don't enter a drink saloon and dom t
smoke.
All young men should marry, and
to make their home happy bless it
with a child.
The rich man should marry his
daughter to the poor mans son.
The rich man should pick out for a
son-in-law an industrious employee.
Women are all alike. Bless them
all.
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Baked at Cold Steel.

II wouldn't let a doctor cut my
foot off," said H. D. Ely, Bantam,
Ohio, although horrible ulcer had
been the plague of my life for four
years. Instead used Rucklen's
Arnica Salve, and my foot was soon
completely cured" Heals burns,
boils, sores, bruises, eczema, PIN
pies, corns. Surest pile cure. 25c
at F. T. Clay's.
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ElkKairt.,

We are glad to see that New Homie
has thawed out. They are about'the
first items we look for when we Ret
our paper. : * z. s:as%,i
The box and pie supper at the
Crooks school house was pulled off
last Friday night with a crowded
house. The proceeds amounted to
$l0.a. Col. Lockridge was the
auctioneer.
Ben Coates has a black bald eagle Of
his house. There was quite a crowd
out to see it last Sunday. SIN
The Landlord sale was pulled Of
last Friday with big crowd, and ev-
cry thing sold well. .: Il
The ladies' of Elkhart had fine
dinner at the Landlord sale and the
boys went for it like they were hum
cry.
Mrs. Ben Coats will go to Illinois
next week on visit to friends.
George Lockridge has killed his
hogs. The writer and his wife got
there in time for dinner.
Tom Raybourn and wife spent last
Sunday at the writer's home. n
T. N. Raybourn took dinner at
John Pages last Sunday.
Mr.. Hurley Couchman died at his
home in Kansas on the II. He was
citizen of Elkhart number Of
years. Mrs. L. D. Reedy, his moth
er, attended the funeral.
Mrs. Mag Keeton visited her faith
er, w. A. Crumley, one day last
week.
Emmett Wymers sold span Of
horses in Adrian one day last week.
Miss Fannie Hook, of the Concord
school,, reports that she is getting
along o. K. with her work.
It is reported that Mrs. Ben Pickett
of near Nyhart is some better.
Dogs are getting valuable out in
Elkhart. Ben Coats sold two a few
days ago for SIS. III
Jim Fitch and wife and Mrs. A. T.
MIXERS and son, all of Rich Hill, visit
ed at w. F. Stephens last Sunday.
The literary at the Forbes school
house was pulled off last Thursday
night with a big crowd and good
program.
Mr.. Elliott and wife of Cotoma, Me-
braska, are on visit to T. Landreth
and w, F. Stephens. These parties
haven't met for about IS years.
John Stephens and wife and Albert
Daniels and wife visited at w. F.
Stephens last Sunday. The writer
and his wife thought that they would
20 over to Uncle Bills, but concluds
ID that they had cleaned up all the
grub"
Hub Thornbrough and wife spent Z
asst Sunday at the home of Ison
4andreth. ' Ia
Mrs. Sallie Holford is having a con-]a
;rete foundation put under her house.
.JOHNNY.:.
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North New Home.

Mr.. Smitherrnan has moved bacl
to Nyhart. He says he is going t
try city life again.
Henry Chart bought nice col
from Mr.. Oldham last week.
Will Heiny is doing some carpente
work for Jack Skaggs.
Brick Mccoy is, husking corn TO
VIM. Sproul.
Mrs. Bosley's little son was takel
very sick Friday night and DR.. Lock
wood was called to see him.
mrs. Linendoll has got a new cream
separator.
Henry Herman has got his corr
cribs finished and is ready to husl
his corn.
Walter Smith spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Albert Linendoll.
John Phelps and wife was in But
Ter Saturday and took dinner with j.
C. Bracken.
Several from the neighborhood
went to Butler Saturday and bought
cabbage from Elmer Rowden who
had brought carload from Colorado.
Lon Smith and family spend Sum
day with Fred Medley and wife.
Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. was
we'll attended Sunday.
Several of the people surprise Tom
Vance Sunday, it being his birthday.
The writer failed to learn their
names. They all reported having
nice time.
Mrs. Ben Pickett, who has been
very sick, is improving. Her many
friends will be glad to see her up
again.
Several of the people of this neigh
borhood attended the pie supper at
Cortland last Friday evening. Miss
Sallie Simpson received the pie for
being the most popular young lady.
The receipts were $22.81.
Well, this seems like winter again,
and everybody is feeling fine.
Ike Kelley and family, Mr: Hill and
wife spent Sunday at VIM. Sprouts.
John Jones and family, Frank
Miller and family, Fred Romine and
Sam Short spent Sunday at John
Phelps.
Cliff chart and wife and John Phelps
spent Sunday at Henry Charts.
Abe Scholar is digging a well for
John Ehart.
Mr.. Oldham, who lived on Mr..
Barr's farm moved to Foster Monday.
J.F. Kern of Butler was out to his
farm Monday.
Frank Miller went to Rich Hill after
coal Monday. He must have been
looking for this storm.
Mr.. Linendoll has been hauling
wheat to Butler this week.
, Wonder why Guy Phelps is so anx-
ioussto take his niece and nephew to
school? COR.
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Important Notice to l. o. o. F.

On Monday night Dec. 4th, at ESQ
o'clock, the members of Bates Lodge
No. $50 win celebrate big Night: in
Missouri Odd Fellowship with roll
call, short talks and . good lunch,
Also hold election for Grand Lodge
and subordinate officers and repre-.
sentative for this district. Every Odd
Fellow isinvited,, whether a member
Of this lodge or some other lodge. A
big time Is assured.
w. S. Arnold, Sec.
w. w. Cannon, N. @. -.
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SHERIFFS SALE,
>anrnia GIxy,n HO,l,,4N

Will be sold before b5e Courthouse
door Of said County of Glynn, on the
first Tuesday In, the same icing the
fourth day OF April. 1911, between the
legal hours of sale. to the higles,
and best bidder for cash, all of the
following described property. to-wit ::
One twenty-five (25) horse power
gasoline launch. thirty-seven $50 faat
long and nine feet wide. equipped
5tth one Palmer engine; six car loads
of stone, the same being loaded upon
cars Numbers 53699, 57144. S59tl.
S6206. 1899. and 1887 of the
Southern Railway Company: one lot
OF granite rock lying upon the wharf
of the Southern Railway at the new
docks Of said railway in said county
and one derrick, ropes and stove box
The same have teen levied upoa
under and by virtue Of an attachment
issued from the Justices court of the
Twenty sixth district, Georgia Mill
city court OF Brunswick. in favor OF
lngram-Dart Lighterage company, vs..
Blackstaff Engineering company, and
the same being now sold to satisfy
an execution issuing from said city
court OF Brunswick. in said attacn
ment case, in favor OF said Ingram
Dart Iighterage company VS.. said
BiackstatT Engineering company. for
the sum of Nine hundred and twelve
dollars and seventy cents, principal
BESIDES interest on said principal
sum. at the rate OF seven per cen,
per annum from the 4th day OF Ian
uary, 1910, and the further sum OF
siXty-iive dollars and twenty cents
costs. costs of court in said case. and
all future costs.
On account OF the fact that thl
property above described is ditticuir
and expensive to transport, the same
will be sold without carrying aud eY
posing the same at the Courthouse
door on the day Of sale.
This 10th day OF March 1911,
WIN. H. BERRIE,
Sheriff. Glynn County, Georgia.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,
GEORGIA, Glynn County.


VIII - sold before the Courthouse
door in said County between the legal
hours Of sale, on the first Tuesday iH
in, and in thar portion OF said
known as Old Town. said tract con,
tanning thirty by ninety feet, and be.
xng more particularly identified and
described on and in the map or plan
Of said city as made ~ George K.
Baldwin as the southern One-nin.h OF
Old Town lot numbcr three hundred
and fortyseven, which said map Is re-
corded in the Office OF clerk Of the
mayor and council OF said city. and
reference being now had 10 said map
and the record thereof for all purpos.
es Of description. Levied upon and to
re sold as the property of Il
e. Calnan. one of the defendants nam,
ed in that certain ii ia. which said
Fl ia. issued from Glynn superior
court, and Icing for the sum Of on
hundred, three dollars. $50 IS ano
forty-eiSht cents, principal, and inter
est thereon from September /. 1907
until paid, at the rate nj seven PEI
centum per annum, and costs OF court
This 10th day OF March 1911.
WI. H. BsRRlE,
Sheriff. Glynn County. Georgia
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by metts and bounds. in a certain
deed from John G. Stiles. ard others.
as heirs at law OF said Cooper. and
which said deed is recorded in Book
XX. folio 227. of the records of said
county. and which said deed. and the
record thereof, is referred to for all
purposes Of description Levied upon
and to he sold as the property of J..
H. Anderson, defendant in that GER
tain mortgage execution out OF Glynn
Superior court; said execution being
for $332.74. principal with EIGHT per
cent interest per AMMAN thereon
from September l, 1908. until paid.
with ten per cent attorneys fees. and
costs of court
This 10th day Of March 1911.
WN. H. BERRIE,.
Sheriff. Glynn County. Georgia.
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Legal Advertisements
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Georgia. Glynn County.

wv go o'ydi' OOhhhJ-
Will be sold before the Courthouse
door of said County of Glynn. on the
first Tuesday in. the same teing the
fourth day OF April. 1911. between
the legal hours OF sale. to the high
est and hest bidder for cash, all of
the following described property, to-
wit:
One twenty-five (25l horse power
gasoline launch, thirty-seYen $50
fcet long and nine feet wide, equip
ped with one Palmer engine, six car
loads OF stone, the same icing loaded
upon cars Numbers 53699. 57l44.
S5911, %6206, 1879. and 1881 OF
the Southern Railway Company: one
lot OF granite rock lying upon the
wharf OF the Southern Railway at
the new docks of said railway in
said county, and one derrick. ropes
and stove box
TIE same have been levied upon
under and by virtue of an attachment
issued from the Justices Court of the
Twenty-SiXth District, Georgia Mill,
ia OF said County. returna' lie to the
City Court of Brunswick. in favor OF
lngram-Dart Lighterace Company VS.
Blackstaff Engineering Company, and
the same being now sold to satisfy
an execution issuing from said City
Court OF Brunswick, in said attach
ment case, in favor of said Ingram
Dart Lietlterage Company VS.. said
Blackstaff Engineering Company. for
the sum of Five hundred and five
dollars and eighteen cents. principal,
besides interest on said principal
sum, at the rate OF seven pc" cent
per annum from the end day of Feb
ruary, 1910, and the further sum Of
Sixteen Dollars and Forty Cents,
costs OF court in said case, and al,
future costs.
On account of the fact b1at the
property above described is difficult
and expensive TO transport. the same
will be sold without carrying and ex-
posing the same at the Courthouse
door on the day of sale.
This 10th day of March 1911.
VIM. II. BERRIE,.
Sheriff. Glynn County, Georgia.
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NOTICE TO PORTUGUES
SUBJECTS.

To soIemnize with an act OF elem
enoy the proclamation .: the Repub-
lie. ne Provisional Government Of
Portugal mas decrecd under date OF
Noy ",li"rr I. iH'0, tNat ample almost
has been granted to 6losc guilty Of
The crime Of having deserted before
that date on condition that those
benefited ~ this grant must appear
at this Office within year from the
date of this notice.
Any further particulars desired ~
those interested will be gladly fur
nished at this Office
Vice Consulate OF Portugal Hruns
wick. Ga. February 18th, 1911.
ROSlCNTD TORRAS
Vice Consul
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ARTHUR LEAIT.
r { A 1 { S T a 7 {.
Phone $40.

JUST AS EXPECTED-rhe lots
in Ur5ana have gone up ten per
cent. To those laggards who have
been figuring and not buying, | have
he very kindest feeling. but no syn
paRly-l told you there would he an
advance and that is not the only
advance that | expect either. Cor.
ner lots. $l65: inside lots. S125. For
sale to white people only and on
terms OF 10 per cent cash, balance
s. per month.
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'3"* ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Gcorpia. Giynn County.

:. Will be sold before the Court House
door OF said County. within the law
ful hours OF sale. ON the first Tues
day in April. 1911, at public outcry
under and BY virtue OF an order oi
the Court Of Ordinary. that certain
real property, situate in said County,
described as follows: That tract OF
land known az BarnWelIs Pine
Tract. founded North By the public
road leading from Sterling TO Evelyn.
on tie East by Evelyn Plantation, on
the South by the said Evelyn Pianta-
ton and lands OF Mrs. Dent. and
lands formerly belonging TO Bacon *
Company, on the West by lands now
or formerly belonging to Bacon &
Company, and containing as acres.
more or less Terms cash.
This March 1th, 1911.
". e. COOK
Administrator Estate of n H.
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SAERIFF'S SALE.

There will be sold before the door
OF the Courthouse In said county. DO
tween tie legal hours Of sale on the
LIST Tuesday in April, 1911, TO the high
est and best bidder for cash, all that
certain tract, parcel and lot OF land,
in ITO l@5eth District G. ". ~ s1id
county containing thirty 900 acres.
NOR" OF less. particularly identified
and described ~ "rhr Ne& ". coon
or Homestead Tract" w.io' .lid
tract is fa.iy S. .nr'a srl d.,.'i5 4
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PREFERS ooosoN's LivER,ToNE.
Would Not Take Another Dose Of
CaIor1el Under ANY Circumstances.

Read this letter carefully 1t come,
to us unsolicited from Ny. F. Il. Mel
ton. OF Rlakely, Ga, and says Il
have used Dodson's Liver-Tone. and |
find it to be Il very good medicine
and a perfect substitute for calomel
Would not take another dose of c;tlo
mel under any circumstances"
Calomel. with its bad after-effects
las done more harm than good. and
is now replaced by Do1son's Liver.
Tone Il pleasant 'astiu. vegetat le
compound. 1t acts quickly but mildly
md is sold under the positive guaran
tee to be a perfect substitute for Gallo
mel. Try 5(ic bottle Your money
tack ii dissatisfied For sale by Ed
&, Bruce
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Georgia, Giynn County,

Nc0rgId, 1IynN county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clubb having made
application for twelve months sup
port out Of the state OF ". :. Club.
and appraisers duly appointed TO set
apart the same having tiied their r.,
turn. all persons concerned are here.
" required to show cause before 'he
Court OF Ordinary of said county on
the first Monday In April. 1911. W.T.
said application should not be grant
ed. HORACE DART.
Ordinary
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SHERtFF'S SALE.

GEORGIA, Glynn County.
VIII be sold before the Courthouse
door in said county, between the legal
hours OF sale, on tie first Tuesday
in April. 1911, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, the following. de-
seribed property, to-wit: All that
certain tract of land situate, lying
and being in said county and State,
and in the lily of Brunswiscb there
April. 1911. to the highest and best
bidder for cash, all that certain tract,
lot or parcel of sfand. situate. lynn :
and bS&e afg s8elsdsung 2 and stats
and WOE h y k$uss sSA&erein,
and IN that portion 81 said city,
known AS Town Commons. and MOI 9
psruch asfly tieplfsd and desert ed
on and in that certain map or plan
q said city. as made by George II.
Baldwin in fhe ye9 ,1s5ias Town
commons~lot Nuaber ..Ope Hundred
and Sixty-four tlSi). between Wolf
and Albany streets. reference to
which said map. Of file In the Office of
the Clerk of the Mayor and Council
of said City OF Brunswick. is made
and had for all purposes OF descri9-
ton. Levied upon as the properly
of Mrs. Kate Fonda. ono OF the de-
PENDANTS named in that certain Fl "a
issued from Glynn Superior Court;
said ii ia being for the principal sum
Of One Thousand Dollars Isl 10000
principal, with I per cent interest
thereon from June 16th. 1910. uptl
paid; besides costs of court, amoun!-
ing to $a0.7o: and all future costs.
This 10th day of March 1911.
WI II. BF.RRIE.,
Sheriff GlYAn County, Georgia.
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$'5n 20 s.. the little Bcnea the
ladies car. All she has to do is to
crank and 20. We are agents.
HA9PERS.
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Have your friends meet you a
Fearrin9ton's, the most eonvenieo
place.
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Su siness PROPOSITIONS.

II ypo n-Ant TO buy a business or sell
the one You have. consult me have
some good propositions in this line
SEE biz!
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COTTON SEED FOR SALE We
have Sea island and Upland Cotton
Seed Tor sale. Parker 6 TAFT Park
wood. Ga.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS,

Nentralize and remote the poisons;
Gat cause 5ackache. rheumatism
nervousness and all kidney and bad
der irregularities; They build M and
Restore tAe natural action Of these ST
tai organs Roberts Pharmacy.
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SEE ME.

SEE ME.
\ BUSINESS WOMAN with $500
can get business that will clear the
Gsrchase price every year. No bard
sWrk and very little worry. p s.
Ladies wanting to investigate this
proposition will please write me.
WRITE NE.
have fifteen lots 1--WE acres
carh' Within one nile OF Bruins wick,
80 .,a aA selling al very low fg~
ares The land is good the location
is good. and here is the chance for
anybody 10 make good Let me teal
.oc a. ont 40 trouble to ta4.
SEE ME.
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ARTHUR .EAVY,
Phone $40.
SEE Mel
4 Mothers Safeguard.

Foley Honey sad Tar for the chill
d%eN re best ard safest for all
&og-as. colds. Group. whoopingcOugh
and 'couchi,is No opiates Roberts
Pharrn&c..
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It's @ortd So 10 yoo 10 read our al
yertisement in this paper, so don'i
overlook it-DT'ts Dubberly Hara
ware Co.
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Has Millions Of Friends.

How would you like TO number YOU
friends by hillioGs as BuckIens Arm.
ca Saive does? Its astounding cures
in the past 40 years made them. Ia
the best Salye in tie world for sores
ulcers. eczema. burns. boils, scalds
cuts. corns, sore eyes. sprains, swell
ings. bruises. cold sores Has nc
equal tor piles PC at Roses DRUG
Store.
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HAVE you seer. the little Brush
RuDahout@ HARPER'S.
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CITATION.

Administrator Estate of n. Fl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
 Poor Human Nature.

The .oman who had succeeded t,at rather difficult task makiL boarding house pay-was conhdin2 se a fr;ead some of the tricks Of tie trade.
 "While you must never allow you. boardcrs to get too far behind in theA pavments. 1t is also true that you wlil pr9ct considerably by allowing them litt;e leeway. So long as you are sure vf your money it pays landladg fo have her boarders 6 week or two se- bind in their board"
 ..I don't see that" interrupted aef friend.
 "Weil. I'll tell you" continued the landlady. "When man owes bacA board you have him at certain dls' advantage. Not one in hundred un der such circumstances has the nerve Ut m=altimes to ask for a second help hg.-%cw York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
The parden Eaa.esA.einhk.

tndar tEe heaz.Ana= . \ tll@.ar N2aie ipai Gift" Nieai.a p.ger tells ti.is story: Tn the year le5t,4 9 private sol dicr stationed at SIS ktlted au.a.js'ea of his regiment a;4t a..,> eondH1ue'! .e be slot. Conir;las yr ao kAe}, tha cS- tcnuafing eiaesIes.tli. laie-0a= lrlcsts. rs,af5Tes ;t.t Rsaard 'H v".s. fer mercy, he ,,ote.p in 0E,0so hut'9 tnc ,aatter rcrtrd in7tSHa& on tAv desib penalty. 1Aa a3> came and the mAn 1as taken se the place of eXccu tiua Six members of his rerirIent, er:n.,i will fifjes, ofte ot which con t4:a9d ,4aah rarf5lsa, teoh their p'ccca as aNe=atieaefs. 'fae uan'a eyes were Eaad#aett and with arms sc,u,ely pinane3 Ge stee3 ready fe1 tGc volley. shaatia=s Comrades, at# wciir when q nelu5teei courl" daahej H;o t.e crowd wat,ipa ! N hite flag e-,lng .i'arden. fIe uts EArutenah' 3<arop du Monl @ith shc ro!onel's p,rt.or. which would have been use lc4s rad ii arrived nne mnute later The municipality secnr"d ;he ff' kalc,s ti o,a the Gr;:Ia sGna,i. bad then sj;v,i pd a1.ll n.cHuted ill the form oI Ns ';nY pyramid CD silver plate anl thss. suitably Inscribed ls known 3 the pardon pabefSeisht.' t!2" oa!y oa 0f ;ts k iI,,I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
The Human Lobster.

The lobster has always appealed to the Englishman as affording nick, name for his fellow Englishman. "I,obster'' was a favorite term of abuse among the Elizabethans. though It ls only conjectural that an allusion to red faces was conveyed. As signify1ng soldier, "lobster' originated IF the civil war, being applied to the Roand head cuirassiers. as Clarendon exe rlains. ..because of the brtk't iron shells with which they were covered. Afterward the allusion WIS transfer rcd to the soldiers red uniform. But that was the .boiled lobster. The "raS ,obster, was naturally the man II blue. the policeman. In earlier days we find Grose explaining that ito Dc! ones lobster" meant for clergyman to become a soldier. London enron ictp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26

Geen so enormous that they finally decided to Told an immense removal sale so as to sell large part Of the immense ocks at greatly reduced prices instead of moving them. This will enable ls.ea1= b open the new season in their ne# store with an ea- tirely new seek and every merchant knows how valuable that conaider@- tion is.
 Tho Wm. =B. Moore Company are going 10 do an unusual thing. In most market center5 all the different vhol sale houses combine together to pay the fares Of buyers visiting the market according to fixed scale of onraa2ses '@us houses combined. But thls io-,~ is dacia= ed upon an innovation They are going to pay tie round-tfip fares o1 merchants buying at this sale Wleh-
 sss- 71-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
Tho Useful Crocodile fish.

In the rivers and lakes of the Ae1f cae sts.e of Tabasco there swlins fish haoWn as tiie crocodile nsn V i.;ch Is most usetu, to man.
 Tie skin If ihe crocodile fish. II .,ronerly rrrcti n4v he HtliZed for any 0; tie purposes s0r vhn h the ilshlef ve'y,r3 of leafh her are employees. ne ell cf the crocodile fish is perfect ln= l.;ca,t and also used for stitching lnntha-. ID addition to it' l':ailli"s a. n lu,,ricani aud efnelient the oil pos acsscs medicinal qualities for which superiority to the finest of Norwegian cod CT Is claiiii.'a 1h1 flesh or iht crocodile fish is extensively used h. the natives as food and h.-hly relishec by them as one of the aelicacies or tht country. Crocodile fish range :n .engtf from ten inches to four feet. and Whel dried assume an ashen hue. with light or siiadings of q bluiSh tint. New Ot leans Tines Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-11-26
SOON OCCUPY
 NEW BUILDING
Vim. R. Moore Co.,, VIII Have & Big Bargain Safe for Merchants He-3fe
 They Move.

The fixtures are now being install- ed in the new Wm. R. Moore Coma- any's Building in Memphis, which is U be the larges. dry-Gaoas house south Of the Ohio Ri2cr and will be one of the conspicuous strUcsares of t. kind il the entire eoHatfs. 5fAe# have already started moving such of the fixtures from the old store which could be serviceable in the na# Ei7ding and the labor involved has