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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-13
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AMONG TnE MOVIES.


THE Last Dance" presenting the
shattered love dream Of a romantic
artist, in FIVE parts. featuring Com
cbita, the great Spanish dancer. IL
being shown at the Queen theatre
today
Jean, poor. struggling artist,
living in garrett on Montmart
sees, from the gallery OF the Opera
House. the famous Spanish dancer.
Conchita. and falls madiy IN love
with her. He haunts the street be-
fore her house. In the hopes OF even
"A glimpse of her wonderful beauty;
but. try as he may. cheered on by
his faithful model, Ninan. he can
not paint the picture that will do
her justice.
Conchita progresses from triumph
10 triumph. and wears, the night OF
her greatest success, the poor flow
ers sent her by the artist in prefer
ence to the jewels of her admiring
host of frinds, Ninan goes to Con-
ckita and begs her to pose just once
as Jeans model. so that he may
paint her portrait and gain undying
fame.
Conchita. lured on by her spirit of
romance. visits the artist in his stu
dio while he is asleep and dances
before him. She seems to float
away into nothiDgness. and he can
not tell whether the loving kiss that
she gave him was real or only a
dream.
The picture that Jean paints from
the inspiration of the dancer wins
the prize at the Academy, and Jean
has become famous overnight. The
romance is soon ended when the
duickly-aequired fortune of the now
famous painter is dissipated and the
dancer returns to the stage. Jean is
broken-hearted and comes to live
again in an obscure garnet. tenderly
cared for by the ever-faithful Ninan,
and on her desperate plea Conchita
comes to dance before the dying
Jean He died in her arms and she,
now realizing that the world holds
no further zest. follows him into the
unknown.
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Al the Einpire.

The Empire is showing five
reel feature program today. The
main attraction is the Universal
special serial feature, THE Black
Box this being the eleventh num-
Der in the title of THE Desert Ven
geance," featuring Herbert RaWlin-
son and Anna Little. Another dra-
matte feature is Mountain Mary,
an American two reel production,
featuring Vivian Rich and Joseph
Galbraith. with a supporting cast OF
stars The single reel is a split reel
comedy by the Joker players, show
ing mo Soup and Fun Among the
Pharoahs," featuring Ernest Shields
and Queenie Rosson.
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most sueessssui campaign Of North
sDd Nosthesst Texas, In tie coorse
OF which she organized enthusiastic
canning clubs at various points. in
GLIDING Venus. Mansfield. Frisco
shiloh. Oakridge. Gunter, Ce.ina
Dorchester. Pilot Point. Mt. Pleas
ant, Mt. Vernon and other places In
the Northeast. She demonstrated
processes at each Of her meetings. II
some gave stereopticon exhibitions
aid made addresses at all meetings
that enlisted the interest of the
older people as well as the girls
Her last report shows that the Cirls
Canning Clubs organized by heI
have. within the present season. can.
ned and preserved $1,000 quarts OF
products. and have in their treas
uries something over $1,000.
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UGH! CAL0MEL MAKES YOU SICK.
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED

Your druggist or dealer sells you :
SO cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
under my personal guarantee that il
will clean your sluggish liver better than
nasty calomel; it won't make You sick
and you can eat ANYTHING you want
without being saliyated. Your druggist
guarantees that each spoonful will start
Your liver. clean your bowels and
straighsen you up hy morning or you
get your money back Children gladly
take Dodson's Liver Tone because II =
pleasant tasting and doesn't grire on
cra,np or make them sick.
/ am selling mi.lians Of bottles d
nndson's Liver Tone 10 people who havv
found that this pleasant. vegetable, liver
medicine takes the place Of Dangerous
caIomcl Buy one bottle ON Wy so,1ea
reliable guarantee Ask you- sirugNfel
J about ne,
Two Drug Stores.
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NIALONEY.

Some few are sick put not serious
|ly.
Farmers are very busy laying by
crops.
j. ". Maloney went to Dallas one
day last week.
Corn is real good since the big
ra n Il week ago.
Mr. W. Hunt visited at Mr., Bak-
er's at Push Sunday afternoon.
Mr. aud Mrs w. c, Conner took
dinner at viii Corners Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. beavers and family
listed at Mr. Will Chiles Sunday
AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Vines visited
at Mr.. Corners from Tuesday to
Wednesday.
viii Conner and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting relatives
OF the Rankin community
Crops are fine in this section, but
lots OF insects reported in most fields,
especially in the creek bottoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodney were
visiting the latter's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. r b. Wilkins, Saturday and
Sunday.
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Crops are in fine shape, but some
are little grassy.
Mrs. Hattie Curry. who has been
in the Waxahac:Iie sanitarium for
the past two weeks. has returned
home and is doing real we'll.
Mrs. Allen Pitts spent one night
las; week with Mrs. Emma Sails.
Mr.. Howard Curry and wife were
the guests OF the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, from Friday
until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck visited Mr.. and
Mrs. whitefield at the Falls Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. John Keyworth has purchas-
ed a new automobile.
Miss Jessie Mae Paul took Dime.
with Miss Katie Gross Sunday and
they with Mr.. Amos Gross went to
the Falls in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Threadgill of Waxa-
hachie took dinner at Mr.. Dave
Curry's Sunday. The following we're
also the guests OF the home in the
afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. j. J Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gross. Mrs. Lille
Curry and Miss Mable Sails.
Mrs. Jane Bishop of Waxahachie
was visitor at Mr.. Sails one day
last week.
Mrs. Ham Jackson has been sick
but is improving now.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmillan of
Waxahachie visited Mr.. Bill Billbrey
Sunday.
Mr.. Oscie Sanford of Waxahachie
visited Mr.. Virgil Sails Saturday
night
Mrs. Lille Curry was the guest at
Mrs. Allen Pitts one evening last
week.
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At the Gem.

The Gem theatre is showing the
Pathe program for the remainder
of the week This is one of the big
gest feature programs put on the
screen and not dull moment Is
spent looking at the Pathe movie
releases. Today the program is
THE Fireman and the Girl" three
reel drama, and one of the Col. Hee-
za Liar cartoon comedy pictures,
Chose Breaker" Tomorrow the
Gem will show The Pardon and
lima Simp Detective"
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ROCKET.

Mrs Iva Prude and baby have re-
turned from trip to GlenRose
Miss Cassie Tate is spending a
few weeks at her brothers at Pal
mer.
Miss Elsie Gibbons and brother,
John. have gone on visit to Glen
Rose
Miss frankie Thornhill of Wax
ahachie is the guest of Mrs. Nell
jolly.
We are having some very hot and
sultry days, and everyone is wish
ing for rain.
Misses Ruby and Thelma Ashley
are visiting their brother. Don. at
West Station.
Mr., Graves, who was operated on
several weeks ago for appendicitis.
is doing nicely.
Mrs. Clemmie Humphries gave
the young folks ''tacky party
Saturday night.
Burnie Tate has been very sick
with typhoid fever, but we are glad
to know that he is better.
Health of the community is not
so good at this writing. There are
several on the sick list this week
The farmers are nearly all up with
their work and they find plenty of
time for fishing all they care TO now.
Messrs. Ivan Sutton, Rob. Jolly.
Deck Coffey and Luther Jolly went
on fishing trip to Gravel Slough
Saturday,
Misses Addeen and Linnie Earl
Rollens of Red Oak spent part OF
last week with their aunt, Mrs.
Blanche Rutherford.
Johnnie Clopton was operated on
few days ago for appendicitis. His
many friends wish for him speedy
recovery. He is very low at this
writing
The Christian Endeavorers of this
place win give social Friday night
on the church lawn. All the En-
deavorers are especially invited to
attend.
Mr., Willie Rutherford while at
tending the revival at Ike last We'd
nesday night had severe attack OF
heart trouble, but is some better al
this writing. There probably is a
chance for his recovery.
The Christian meeting at this
place will begin next Sunday. There
| viii be services in the morning a,
eleven and dinner on the ground
Preaching in the afternoon and ser
vices at night. Every one has 9
cordial invitation to come and stay
all day and bring well filed bas-
ket with them. Rev. Davis of Red
Oak will conduct the services and
II is desired to make the meeting q
success.
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"Dodson's Liver Tone WIN Clean Your
Sluggish Liner Better Than calonel
aad caa Not SaliNat.

Calomel makes yon sick: You lose a
days work. Cai..sn.i is quicksilver and
it salivates: caiomcl in)ures your liver.
Ii YOU are hiliou-; feel lazy, sluggish
and all knocked out, II Your bowels are
constipated and your head aches or
stomach is sour. just take spoonful OF
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instead
OF using siekenine, salivating casmel.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver metli.
cine. You'll know it next morning b.
cause Won viii sake up feeling fine,
your liver vi! b. working ,ou- hca.;.
ache and dizziness gone. you, stomach
will he sweet and bowels regular. leu
will feel like working You'll be cheer
I'll; full Of energy. vigor and ambition
For sale by Curlin's
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GETTING REA0Y FOR TRIAL
ON OLO MURDER CHARGE
THREATS ARE MADE AGAINST
MAN WHO WAS RESPONSE.
BILE FOR ARREST.

BEDFORD. To-, July 13.-While
the clans are arriving here for the
trial of the four aged men charged
with murder in connection with the
death of a cattleman and robbery OF
$4,000 in 1868 muttered threats
were heard against Sam Anderson
a claimant of part of the 100000 and
the man responsible for the trial.
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the Cleveland cliffs Iron company Of
wrecked Sunday nieht or
Monday morning. I'm Lake Huron.
had reached Port Huron safely
aboard the steamer wahcondah. 1T
IL beloved the Choctsw and wah-
condsh coilided. the former sinking.
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THE PRESIDENT READING
THE SMALL. CITY PAPERS

WINDSOR. Vermont. July 10
Believing that the small city papers
offer the hest guage of public opin-
ion President Wilson is carefully
reading all comment on the Ger
man reply as guide TO framing the
next German note. He is also care
fully reading letters from private
citizens,
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PRETTY CHICAGO DlOnO
Gets DALLAS MANS POLL
SHE ACCEPTS MARRIAGE PRO-
POSAL IN TAXI AND DlSAP-
PEARS WITH 3i,:NO.

CHICAGO. July 13.-.Hazel."
beautiful blond to whom Carl Mey-
er of Dallas, Texas. proposed in
taxicab. Is missing and so is Mey-
els $500 in money. Hazel ac-
copted Meyer and then disappeared
from the taxi.
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WILSON MAY RETURN TO
CAPITAL At EMO OF week
HE Is THEN EXPECTED TO CON-
SLIDER PREPARATION OF
NOTE TO GERMANY.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson will probably return, to
Washington at the end of the week,
according to Secretary Tumulty to-
day, though definite announcement
will undoubtedly be withheld until
the president is actually in the
White House.
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RURAL SCHOOL 0lY
PROGRAM ARRANGED
PROMINENT EDUCATORs WILL
ADDRESS TRUSTEES AND
NORMAL. Pupils.
Luncheon ut Hotel Rogers VIII bring
business Men and Trustees To-
getiser for an
HOur.

A magnificent program has been
ARRANGED for Red Letter" day nj
Trinity normal when rural schools
viii be considered from every angle.
Just now quite little interest Is be-
ing manifested in rural schools
Throughout the state and IL Is but
natural that Ellis county should take
the lead. On Friday. July 16. the
school trustees of Ellis and adjoin-
ling counties have been asked to meet
at Trinity university where rural
school program will be rendered.
which will include talks by some of
the best rural school experts in the
country. State Superintendent w. F..
Doughty and Rural School Specialist
Harold w. Foght of Washington will
be among the speakers.
| In addition to the program TO be
held at the university a most inter-
esting program will be rendered at
Hotel Rogers where a luncheon will
| be given by the Chamber of Com
merce to visitors and business men.
This program alone will be we'll
worth travelling miles TO attend. The
program for the day is as follows:
MORNING SESSION.
Dean J NJ. Gordon. presiding.
! Welcome address.
| In behalf of Waxahachie, Mayor F..
b. Prince
| In behalf of the normal, President
| s. L. Hornbeaak
In behalf of the city schools, Sup
lerintendent G. b. VIM.
| In behalf of the county schools,
County superintendent w. S. Ely.
Response, State Superintendent w.
F. Doughty Austin.
| Music, Methodist male quartet.
Address, President S. l.. Hornbeak.
Trinity university - 1.-The County
Superintendent and His Work"
Reading, Mrs. II. ~ Peters.
! Address. DR.. Harold w. Foght.
rural school specialist, Washington,
d. C.-.'The Training and Efficiency
| of American Rural Teachers.
| 1890 to 2.30 noon recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Trustee j. b. Cheatham. presiding.
2: 30-Round table: What Nv
| County is Doing for Rural Schools
Dallas county. superintendent
Thos. E. Henry.
Hill county, superintendent w.
Leon Culbertson.
Johnson county. superintendent
Gordon S. Thomas
Kaufman county. superintendent
j B. Weaver.
! Navarro county, superintendent J.
b. Davis.
Tarrant county. Superintendent G.
T. Bludworth.
Ellis county, Superintendent w. s.
Ely.
Address. DR. Harold w. Foght--
1.-The Rural School and the Present
Agricultural Reorganization"
Reading, Miss Bonnie Sorry, JACK
sonville.
! Address, Hon. w. F. Doughty.
state superintendent of public in
structon, Austin-sThe Rural School
| Problem in Texas"
| EVENING SESSION.
Hon. j. Lea Cannon. presiding.
S:15-Vocal solo, Mrs. w. A.
Grow.
| Address, Hon. J. NJ. Alderdice.
| Music, male quartet.
! illustrated lecture, DR.. Harold w.
| tors in Modern Rural Life"
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Organized Canning Clubs.

AUSTIN. Tex, July lS.--Mrs. j.
l.. Landrum. one OF the agricultural
departments specialists in home
economies, has about completed a
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stenn,er,s Crew Safe.

DETROIT. Mich. July IA re-
mort reached here this morning that
the crew OF the steamer Cho,taa, OF
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Prohibition Election Ordered.

CAMERON, Texas, July 13.-The
county commissioners here yesterday
ordered county prohibition election
to be held in Milan county
August 4.
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|HOOls DAY
[lhs ANNOUNCED
ARE ASKED TO At.
oil COM
az BAsQuET.


, state suwrin;end-
NJ Rural school
Expert.
lent w S. Ely in a cir
ISSUED Mondav to the
he various schools of
calls attention to Rural
b be held in connection
inner normal at Trinity
Friday. July 16. and
bnce upon same. State
bt w. }. Doughty viii
md deliver an address
hi school, experts will be
be program. The letter
letter number two
10 the trustees in Febru-
led the Rural School day
! IN connection with the
- orsity summer normal.
~ y time you have doubt
! r <nouncement concerning
ne press OF the county.
ri call your attention To
= D6ment in this weeks pa
"a lis day has been planned
pQ4Dose OF Denefiting the
and also the other
1e county. by placing in
f0S trustees and teachers
DG1 Information concerning
6 the schools. and by in
49, person that attends this
ottempt something better
Irflnnity ana for his school.
4ox<pm. as you will see from
uEIGDed. is divided into three
H{Drogram for the fore
n III the afternoon. and one
~ 1tng session. But the
really be rendered in
h addition to the print
~ m informal session will
& ~ Chamber of Commerce
the Rogers hotel from
m, at which time sew
H1ks will be made. There
Z real deal of discussion o.
Ei6 OF paying our teachers
j M county institutes as the
oyides. superintendent
l14 been asked to talk on
e Institute at the lunch
vi that every trustee in
ntx epuld hear Superintend
htY discuss the institute at
TIM This is the regular
h4mber Of Commerce lunch
hjch the price per plate is
Is. That price will be the
'ht1 lime, By request from
tdon the Chamber of Com
! agreed 10 allow all visitors
y 20 do so. to take plates 8
con. If you desire d reseg-
the luncheon, be sure to
'cretary c. f. Schuster pr
once.
general program is self-ex-
II has been arranged
purpose of making il both
q and entertaining, and |
on will find it so. State
ndcnt Doughty will prob
iss recent school legislation
N 70 the speeches, Mr.. Cor
nsyself are planning some
which will prove very in
Also. ii is probable thai
ndent VIM of the ely
an nrrangc for a visit 20
nal Framing and domestic
epartments of the WaXa-
gh school for those trustees
Interested in them.
are at all interested in the
Of your school and com
trust you will come to this
IL you are not interest
anyway and YOU will 80
lreated. If possible, be he %
d the morning and stay for
program. If YOU cannot
entire day. come any time
10 day that you can. We
1ery glad TO have you. Els
10 ( wish to have the new
attGnd this meeting.
NJ 10 see you on July l6,
boak wishes for your school
! a.
y tfnly yours.
6 "W. S. ELY"
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Old-timers were not as busy as
the present generations, as they
didn't have to color meerschaum
pipes.
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Weather Conditions.

Oklahoma Generally clear,
warm.
Texas Generally clear. warm.
Pine Bluff. Ark. clear. 76.
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The wos st Asses. no matter OF how long standing
are cured by the wonderful. old reliable ~
forter's Antiscp,ic Healing Oil. Il reiieve<
Pain aud Heals at the same time. ssc. SOC. $i.0
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Reported Victory ~ Bsrrfernn i
Confirmed In Dispatches.

WASHINGTON. July 10 State
department advices confirmed the re-
ported villa victory at Barroteran.
The consentionalist forces under
General Hernandez defeated large
force Of carranzistas. villa is said
to be completely in control.
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success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
CHARM OF FLoUNCED. SKIRTS
Fluffy Appearance Is Very Becoming
 to Some of the Females of the Species.

The flounced skirts are charming ill thin black, whether two, three or five tiered or composed of many rows of little ruffies. A rival of these models is the petal pointed skirt which, at first plain edged, now often has it's points outlined with narrow frill, sometimes plaited, sometimes gath cred. A charming version of this idea was seen a few days since. At first sight it seemed to be composed of haphazard points and frills, but there was really definite plan in the ar rangenent.. There were three tulle skirts, one over the other, cut into different shapes, the two top ones edged with ruffies. Their placing is very clever, and the dainty widening at the hips. was insured by a bit of haircloth-orin braid it is now called which was placed under tl,e tulle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
C0L0RS IN SKATING SUITS
Striking Combinations Favored-Cor. duroy ard veIveteen Are Most
 Popular.

The vogue for colors continues to bo stronger than ever, especially in suits for wear in skating, which, as we have stated ere this, is expected to be 9 popular sport this winter, says the Dry Goods Economist. Some of these suits are made of corduroy and velvet cen, others of a combination of velvet and cloth. A few novelty suits just brought out have leather coat and cloth skirt. Striking combinations are favored for skating wear such as 8 coat of black navy or dark brown with 8 skirt in stripes in plaid CT g large check or in some light plain color, such as white, castor, Quaker gray dark red, plum, purple or army blue The coats of these suits are usually made very short. Some are in box effect, others flare, and some have the fullness ill the peplum. The skirts are very short, are made with decided flare and are often trimmed with bands of fur around the bottom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-29
INTERESTING INFORMATION.

The New Orleans American pub fishes this bit of interesting informa- tion:
 ""The newspaper publicity given to the woman suffrage banner parade ill Nj-, York City, October 23, by the paper; of the city and the state, amounted to 1000 feet Of newspaper columns, Multiplied by a normal av- craze circulation, the printed space covered by the written words about the banner parade could make two suffrage sashes around the globe, one around the equator and one around the poles. It would still allow a small matter of l,O0O' miles of print to make sash ends as long as from New York City to Buffalo,"
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TAKES! TAXES.
Collectors NOticp.

Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes for the year 1915, I will attend the voting Precincts of the several Townships ill Jefferson County, Arkansas, at the places and on the days below speci- fled respectively, to-wit:
 Vaugine, Courthouse; Monday and Tuesday, January and 1.
 Bolivar, Cores store; Wednesday January ).
 Plum Bayou, sherrill; Thursday, January 6.
 Pastoria, Pastoria; Friday, January Dudley Lake, Tucker; Saturday January s.
 Niven, Watsonx Chapel; Monday, January TO-
 Melton, Hooker's store; Tuz sday, January II.
 Spring, Sulphur Springs; Wednes- day, January F.
 Talladega, Locust Cottage; Thurs day January 13.
 Whitcvile, Spring Hill church; Fri. day. January II.
 Washington, Gravel Hill SCHOOL, Saturday January 13.
 Plum Bayou, Altheimer; Monday, January F. -,--
 Dunnington, Wabbaseka; Tuesday January IS.
 Roberts, Humphrey; Wednesday, January 19.
 Victoria, Noble Lake; Thursday January 20.
 Richland, Moscow; Friday, January 21.
 Jefferson, Jefferson Springs Saturday, January 22
 Bogy, Cornerstonc; Tuesday, Janu- ary 9.
 Old River, English, Wednesday January 26.
 Villsmont, Goeio's store; Thursday January 27.
 Whitovillc, Grace; Saturday, Janu- ary 20.
 Barralue, Redfield, Monday Janu- ary 31.
 Vauginc, Courthouse; Tuesday Feb. ruary l.
 All Taxes are DUE on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, and must be paid on or before April 10th to avoid penalty.
 On January and 1 Tax Books vii ne open at Courthouse, and from February ] to April 10, 1916, the Tax Books will be open at Courthouse Sundays eXceptedD for the reception Of Taxes fer 1915 without penalty After April 10th the law adds 10 pel cent penalty and additional cost o, each delinquent, and the books re rain open for such collections.
 SPECIAL NOTlCE-No list will bt received on file after March 10th Tht Tax Bcoks and Collectors time art then fully nonopolizedI by parties present. waiting to pay; hence, those who insist on leaving their lists witt LIS for tax receipts to be made oui without their waiting, must file theis tax lists with Us prior-ao the 10th oi March, and arrange a date for paying same. All persons applying there. after must take their turn with thosc in waiting.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collector, Jef-
 ferson County, Arkansas. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. |. 1915. 12-2-1m