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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts. 1888. $50 bush. There
was fair export demand, and with stronger
outside advlces prices advanced 1c. Quota
tons: Car lots in export eleyater-No. red,
spot 81 coal go; No red Western a $50,
Los Round lots, in 9IIpor1t, sle sslleeyat9r-So 81
Western. SL9g&1.7lbi No. L Northern Du-
CORN.-Receipts. 1858 bush. The market
was dull with little change in prices. Quota
tions Car lots. in export eievat9E;--NSSo;
No. 3. 76i4a7II3c. Car lots for local trade as
to location.-No. 2 yellow. S4GsiiGc:: steamer
yellow, S3dS3iSc:; No, yellow, sOl51sl&c
OATS.-Recepts. 1T1,60s bush. Demand
No. white, G3aG3i5c. stpndard white e28
G2iac No. white. 61d61sc.
RYE nominal. We quote at S116@11s
and at S1otRl14 for small lots of nearby
FLOUR-Receipts 7e2 bbls. and 2ss, 500
lbs. in sacks. The market was dull and VA,
lbs. in wood: Winter. clear, So ih4i: do.
straight, S!uI.2S; do. patent, 81 60; Kan
sas. straight, jute sacks. S7.20gT.45i do. pat
Sc 0Oq72O: do. straight, $7.26d7.50 do. pat
ent S7.508T.po do. favorite brands. SsGpS 90:
city mills, choice ana fancy patent, SsgS; ~;
@aa6 do straight $7a7.25; do" patent S7'2'0
RYE FLOUR ruled steady under small
supplies, but trade was quiet We quote
nearby and Western in wood at S6.25G6.5O as
to quality,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER was in fair demand and firm
under light otferings Quotations; Western Western
fresh, sOlld-paCked creamery, fancy specials
83c.: extra, Bic, extra lrsts, 3Oc.; hrstsi 2Sq
2gc.; seconds, 26g27c,; ladle-packed, lS42lc.
as TO quality; nearby prints, fancy, 34c. .
average extra. 93c firsts, 2Dg3lc.; seconds
29a2Sc.; special fancy brands OF prints jobbng
at BSdI1r.
EGGS were in liberal supply and 15c. per
case lower. Quotations. In Tree eases cases near. ar
standard case: nearby current receipts, S5.s
per case: Western extra irsts So per case
do, frsts, S6.S per case; Southern, $O.iOg
8 10 per case; fancy selected candled fresh
eggs were Iobbed out at 24d26c, per doz.
CHEESE.-Offerlngs were light and the
market ruled firm with demand fair. Quo
tations: New York full cream, fall make
fancy 17L4dlTIhc. do, do, fair to good. 1910
lie: do, do. new make, 16a16l+c,; do part
Skins. SD13c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, April 2s-HoGs. Receipts, TO-
9S1 market aL strong &C., 60 hIgher p4yx9d and M
E221gH gE1,1 1hsqSyy st97 light s7i6a7oS piss.
beeves. SeGs.7n; cows and heifsrs, SI6l775;
Texana, s6,abd7. 90; catyes, SO, 5O6s,60.
native and Western, S5'S0Bs90: lambs, $50
oil.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
FRESH FRUITS

Offerings were only moderate and prices
ruled ruled steady With fair demand for choice
bbl.-York- imperial SssGS;' Greening, S2RS;
Kisinng is S. 7548.5o; Spy. 50; 5og3.25; Baldwin,
eating varieties, $1.5Od2.5O medium, SIGf.jO;
apples, apple; Western. per box. $l.2%q2; apples,
gOc lemons. per box S1,5Oa2. 20; oranges,
Florida, per box; Sl;7om3:, grapefruit, Florida,
per box 81 25p2; pneapples, per crate-Porto
Rico, S2;I5q3; Florida, S2.25GD2.75; straw
berries, Florida per qt. 20gS5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

Regular quarterly dividend on Pennsyl-
vanta.
The ct. Paul ia preparing specifications
for 1000 freight cars to be built at its
shops at Milwaukee. contract has
already been let for S250OOO worth of
sleeping cars. st. Paul has also started
work on 100000 worth of track elevation
in Chicago.
According to Washington dispatches,
another bank call is probable in week
or 10 days.
George A. Huhn was elected chairman
of the board of the World Film Cor
poration, and Milton c. Work was made
a director. G. B. Cox, of Cincinnati. is
the new president OF the company
The Illinois Steel Company has received
an order for 5000 tons of rails each from
the Monon and Minneapolis and st. Louis.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has
received orders for one steam locomotive
for export and five electric mine locomo-
tives.
The total amount OF emergency cur
rency retired today was ss07050, leaving
s,22S, S02 outstanding.
A New York Cotton Exchange seat sold
for $4,000. an advance of $500 over the
previous sale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
MARKET STREET NATIONAL BANK
IIO7 Market Street

philadelphia, April 9th, 1915.
The Directors have this day declared a
semi annual dividend Of Four "a Per Cent,
free or tax, payable May Ist, 1915, to stock
holders OF record at the close OF business
April S0th- Checks will be mailed
w. p SINNETT, Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compare with cOrre-
spohding day last two years. 1919
philadelphia S26. .B94TlS S2h 143 SO4 S26.959, 026
Boston 80. 2S.8e3251 270sl. 40 26.O39. 561
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled steady. but there was little
trading. We quote: Standard granulated
b,O5c.; fine Sranulated. 5000; powdered &c: i;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
Heavy Sales of Birmingham Pig Iron

BIRMINGHAM Ala. April 2s,-Birmingham
pig iron makers have sold 5000 tons OF OF
foT large tonnages still brisk. These sales
are the largest OF any similar period In over
nsssee Coal and Iron Company have been put
on double time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
DIVIDENDS
THE sIxTH NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia, April 9th, 1915
The Directors have this day declared
semi-annual dividend Of per cent, payable
May list, 1915, to stockholders OF record at
close OF business April 2Tth. 1915.
Checks will be mailed
WILLIAM sALTgR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

PhIIadeIphla, April 70. I0I1
The Directors have this day declared
dividend of eight per cent. (Sst), free Of tax
payable May \ 1918. 20 stockholders q
record at the close Of bualnesa April -, lalA
Chocks Wil be mailed.
CHARLES 4. ASHTON,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, April 2s-rrsding was quiet
on the Cofrss ExcnanRe at the opening
Futures were Tip Q points TO point lower
Prices follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK

Fhllsdelphls, april ~ lsle
semiannual dividend OF eight (sl per cent.
free OF tax. payable May j, 1915, to stock
holders OF record az the close OF business
April SOth Checks will be mailed.
r. r. PASSMORE,
Vice President and Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
international Pump Co. to Dissolve

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The Vice Chancellor
OF New Jersey announces that an order will
tional Pump Company. for which receivers
were appointed few months ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
BAR sHVER

,lissT ssg gaasaSssd q s0 sssis Per saass Q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
POULTRY

LIVE.-Trade was slow and the market
was without important change. Offerings
were moderate but ample. Quotations: Fowls.
la|sQ17C.; roosters. 12dl2fac.; young chickens;
soft meated l741Sc.. do, do, STACEY, $50
l4c.; turkeys, 13915c,; ducks, 149l5c; geese.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

The total amount OF emergency cur
rency retired today was ssO7,O5O. leaving
si,22S, 500 outstanding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

an order for 5000 tons of rails each from
the Monon and Minneapolis and st. Louis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

A New York Cotton Exchange seat sold
for $4,000. an advance of $500 over the
previous sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28
Financial Briefs

Regular quarterly dividend on Pennsyl-
Vania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-28

According to Washington dispatches,
another bank call Is probable in week
or 10 days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
WARSHIP IN yIsTULA.
Russian Boat Shells Germans on
 Both Sides.

London, Jan. 2.-The new aim of the German army in Poland was es- 'tabished clearly today in the state ment issued by the Russian general staff at Petrograd.
 Marshal vOn Hindenberg, finding that his direct attacks, on the Bzura are failing. has launched strong force against Reva and the Russian Positions further south, with the two- fold purpose of continuing the drive on Warsaw and relieving the severe pressure, under which the Austro- German forces oh the right wing of he-sinyading masses have been oper- ating,
 N The destructive nature of the Rus- sian attacks son the Austrians sin Ga |licia and in the Carpathian passes is emphasized by the report, which tells Iof the capture of village with 5000 Ausrians antfsa quantity of cannon.
 At other points in this region the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
{, OF [. PLANS
 RALLY "SMOkER" Event to Re Part of Mem bsrship Renewal" Cam
 paign of Organization.

A big "memhership rane Nai% smoker of tho rank and file or nom bers Of the Pine Bluff Chamber af Commerce is to be hsld within the next few days, according to q de- cision tentatively reached at 2 mee.- ing of the trustees of the organization yesterday, at the rooms of tae Shams her Of Commerce in the Citizen's bank building.
 The date fer the affair has not vet been decided upon but in all hAeil- hood it will bo scine day during tao coming week The definite datc msS be announced tomorrow, after anoth aT meeting cfsthe trustees of, the organ1- Zation
 Oespite tho ccnditicns which hoNa existed in Pine Bluff and this section for some timc mast wear. tne ast.fjf}is zation had a successful year n l3iH sand has done much @2rk of value fn tho community. Quite 2 numoer q. uemhorshins, signed un. for snre9 wears in 1911, expired wssh the clss" of 1914 and it is for the purpose o' having these membershins raneHSe'f- that the big meeting iE to he hasa
 Tentative plans fer tae PFfa1r v dicate that it will be interestin@ amt enjoyable to all who attend and it .g expected there will he large npm- Der of local business men, merch2n{ and others interested in the sdVr''cno .o . ment and prosperity of Pjns Re'tF Arrangements for inc affair will na eowrletsd at the trustees mestlnT MOnday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
RUSSIA LACKS MUNITIONS.
Evident, Says German Official, Oifen-
 sive Has Failed.

Berlin, Jan. 2, by wireless by way of Sayville, L. I.-Among the items of news given out. by the semi-official press bureau. this afternoon:
 General von Blume, retired, dis cussing the situation in. the east, re- marks that it is impossible as yet to estimate the scope of General von Hindenberg's successes, but it ap- pears certain the Russian offensive has failed Russia still has plenty of mene he says. but she must be short of everything else which is needed for waging such warfare.
 Constantinoplc reMcrts von der Goltz has left for the Caucasian the- atre, of war.S
 "A press dispatch from Berne, Swit- zerland, quotes the Bund bureau: Of all the belligerents, Germany and England only are able to raise re- serves The. German reserves, of course,' says the Bund, are better organized and trained"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
PEOPLE TO PAY
 MORE IN TAXES N. - Amount to Be Collected This Year Will Exceed by $29,- a 25l Those Of 1913. TOTAL IS s4s5,522
f'his Is Based .on Total Assessment of s;i6,:Ga as360, and Is Exclusive of Certain Special District
 Taxes.

{ Real and personal property in Jeff ferson county is valued for purposes Of taxation at si6,560,360. according to abstract of the assessment rolls completed yesterday by County Clerk { (. M. Nichol The total tax, exclus- i've Of special school and improvement district lesies, will amount to $435,- 522,o2, which exceeds that of last year by $2a,25t21, according to MT, Nichol. The fact that all items balanced when the efotals were compiled indicated the efficiency aad aabihty of Mr.i Nichol and his. chief deputy. l.. T. Sallee. SheriH R. H. Williams accepted the abstracts, and will begin tomor-. rev collecting taxes. which become delinquent April 1n After that date a 10 per cent penalty is added, Depu- ty Sheriff T.sP. Stewart will begin a aaur of the county Wednesday, when he will be at Cores stere in Bolivar township to accept taxes. This will be Mfr. Stewards fifth annual tour for tax colleo ing iu Jefferson county. Rsai Estate Yaines.
 The 559 ,621.39 acres of land in the county were valued for taxation at sS 033,SO0 an average of about Sl an acre, according to the county clerks abstract City lots exceed in value all spf the acreage, this property being sassessed for s4,Sa2,O70. making the Notal assessed value of real estate, sSS.925.S10.
 { There are 3,9t)4 men liable for the poll tax. of these 9,564 being colored and 4,340 white. s
 Personal Property.
 Assessed valuations of personal sproperty are in keeping with these oi Nsthe real estate assessments, neither indicating the real wealth of the coun- ty by 66 per cent or more, The values SreturnedS for taxation are given as fol { sloWs
 aIorses l4,75ge Sl99. 12l Mulss and asses ,9sa9 442,TSf Eattle a9 467) 4,s los ,0ot Sheen and acats l87S) ............ 1,0SG
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
t FOR ECONOMY.
 ---ss1s a Governor Hays Opposes New school
 Buildipgs.

aF s -x..I
 Littla Rock, Jan. 1,1Ats an imports ant session of the board of trustees of the University of Arkansas yesser-f day. the board endorsed the rexel11- mendations made by tho president. ]. e. lrutrall, for approximations for buildings and other needed inlarove- ments at the institution. Governor
 Hays told them that he wonld favor as liberal a policy sas possible. '-fofa
 maintenance, but SO long asas the states iinanciai condition IS SC
 strained, he will oppose sny apnra- rristiens Ter new hnilaings.s The
 gcvepprr, was therefore rsenrt.cd as
 vcting in the neeatiyAsson theA Anres ;, ees..v reaaslu2 siitaHcns. The board 9Jcldea tNatsit wfls .~c int the le'ris- isture and make a flghss sfog' 'tnp Flu strall program
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
NrW YORK ALTO SHOW.
iaispIn C, are Six.Cylinders to Sell
 for Loss Than $l0GD,

Kew York, Jan. 2,The fifteenth, annual automobile show was onened today with great sRlendor in Grand Central Palace. The decoration IS not extensive white, gold and crimson nredeminating in colors. The slgns On each booth contain merely the name of the car, after uniform aa~ sign. In accessory department tae Signs contain merely the name .ef sshe exhibitor. Startling is the exhibition Of snail six cylinder ears that will sell for less than sl.00e, The lenders hug tho; wheels more closely, prevent iag splash more elfssHntly Improve, raanf rfevails In dlsa 9nssring seafs as tn ecuafort aud eenv2nisna% i9aefs 'arA, ahout 3aie crhthitsrs ffte9, ' as's iag here the svhihitors will n attsfse ,rsrt go to Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

 Russian advance was continued in the face of severe counter attacks. The general situation in the south apparently has not undergone a sub stantial change since the Russians again established their supremacy and began to press the enemy back.
 The resumption of the German of fensive is noted at several points in East Prussia and Poland.
 Ins East Prussia and at Nlawa, in North Poland, Petrograd asserts that German attempts to seize the aggres- sive have been defeated.
 Tcday for the first time, it was announced the Russians has an armored ship on the. Vistula, and that the German positions on both banks have been successfully bombarded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
COTTON BELT TRAIN
 KILLS BROoklAND \ MAN
After Striking B. F. Timber, Trainmen Pick Up Body and Run Back Eight Miles to Station.

Brookland, Ark, Jan. 2.-B. F. Lim- Der, aged 52 years, and one of the most prominent farmers in Craighead county, was instantly killed about 9 o'clock this morning, when he was struck by the cow-catcher of north- hcaind Cotton Belt passenger train No. 4, about eight miles north of this place, as he was trying to cross the track. The train was stopped, the body placed ins the baggage acsr, and the train then backed to this place With the body, before proceeding on it's trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
Want Lock System eomnIeted.

Batesviile, Jan. "A movement ha. bsen started by members of the Bates Vile Board of Trade and citizens lir. ing in towns north of here, along thS White river, to secure the aid Of con gressmen and senators to the end thai the sovernment will become interest,
 ca ill the building of the locks ant efm authorized gseveraf years aga and which resulted. in tha coustruc
 ton of three lacks. ane dams now standing idle. a.. rs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
.~ SPORTING ANNUAL OUT. nOiice Gazette Book Gives M Rec.
 0rds for Year Just Closed.

: The best little sporting reference book of the year is the Police Ga zette Sporting Annual for 1915, pub lished by the Richard K. Fox Publish ing. company. It is a compendium es best performances in all branches of sports; ably complied and edited by sam c. Austin the weil-known sport Ing writer and critic. It is authentic and 'rsliable. and stands today an authority on the subject which It treats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
Hog Nearly,s Fee. Long.

Decatur. V#,, Jan. M hog wsigh- ing 1a1Q pounds and less Sthan twa years old is tho rec I'd hA swine raiS- ing made by Col. w. E. Wimpey of Dekalb eountys The hog is s faet 10 inches long, 39 1-2 inches highland 47 1-2 inches around the body. Tie ex- press on this hog from Garrison to
 Augusta, where t to9sS prizes sr tre Afpir was sst al Col Wimpay N$ yprold of his HekaiN nalSntv hog, n,if ~ i'll axhtbit t st Valdossa, AIaaaa. aT,F Ahe international live stock show ae Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
CANN0NEERS DO ALL FIGHTING 0N
 WESTERN FRONT
tContinued from Page D

session of the pits and held them de- spite the most desperate efforts of the Germans to dislodge them. Sev ,eral German assaults were directed against the newly-gained vantage points of the French, but each was repulsed with losses to the enemy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

London. Jan. In regard to the report that prominent bankers cf VI enna. have acted uncfficially for the Austrian government in making'peaee oNertures to Russia, Sir Gilbert Park or. the noted playwright and author writes. s'It is possible that Austria hes made unofficial and indirect over lures to Russia because her sltuatioii is desperate. But 1t is ten to enc that she would not do it without German consent, and Germany would give no such consent unless she was ready to eat the humblesfruit of an undesirable peace" s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

EHN IGVIeS. The $453,522.04 to be collected in taxes Rsbe derived from the follow ing state and county levies:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03

kogs (7,O99) ..:.................... 14,145 Pleasure carriages and wagons .(4,O22) :..:.........,.,......... 135 800 Watches (7l5) ...... 20,240 Piano -Fortes (636l ............ 44,3S0 Value of goods and merchan- disc |. 755 ,29a Value of materials and manu- faetured articles PTS, 100 Value of moneys and credits, including all balances of Y book accounts ... ........;...,,.... 315,245 Value of moneys invested in 3I bonds, stocks, joint stock companies, or otherwise. 64,20o Value of property as banker < broker or stock jobber ., 540,46o Value of all other articles of T personal property owned or in possession of such per
 son w ..sa a.......,.,.., .......-..4, ,721 ,120 Value of personal property $7, ,eS4, ,4so Value, of real and personal property . ..-........$ SIG, ,56O,360
 Fax Leyies.
 The S$453,522.04 to be collected in taxes will be derived from the follow ing state and county levies:
 State
 Poll tax at $1 each $13, ,904.00 State tax for general pur
 poses, 2 IA mills .,.......s!. .sS7 ,260.S1 !, State school tax, mills,,.,.. f9,6S1.0S State tax to pay pensions,
 11a mills ............................. 24,S4O.54 State capitol fund, F mill... 2,070.04
 County Tax
 County general ..................,.... So,635.o7 Railway interest ................ 4,064.75 nistrict schools 103, ,41S.40 City of Pine Bluff, S41 ,093;
 Humphrey, s1s4.i5 ;.. 4l,257 ,45 5 Read tax ,.sa...,......,,.......,.... 49,6S1.6S Leveef tax No. I, -$43,So: No.
 ?. s5,7o9,7o; No. f, $27o.47 6.o23.97
 Drainage Tax
 Waterloo drainage, S26.534,-
 6S: Five Perks, $2,T73.07;
 Dist. No. 2, s2,367.s2; Dist.
 Nc. ?. s3.36; Dist. No. 3,
 $3025.00; Dist. No. 4, sl,-
 465.72; Bradley Slough. 1 $1,l6563; Kirsh Lake. $500 | Upper Grassy Lake. sS01.- { i5; Grady drainage dis ] trict, $S97.42 total drain-
 age X. ............,..............,.. S9,o36,95 Levee district No. 9. leyee l taxes only .....,,.............,.... 1,6473O Total amount taxes,-,,......,.. S45S,522.o4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-03
HOCKESHULL'S HAIR DRESl'
 PARLOR, Phone 1533. los Fine

Prices very reasonable. All first class. We arnrF" 1t o''r uuN try to please every customer.
 Residence calls answered pfol Do not forget to have you! combings made int" swl.enes.a a keep them to long the moths wm the strands into hundreds ol m' D. c. CQLLINGWORTH, GkApv of E. Burnham's Beauty CuH'
 School
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-11
FIGHTING PRESS CENSORSHIP

London. April 1o-(C Correspondence of The Associated Press) Your press censorship is responsible for most of this trouble you are having with the labor men, declared ] IL. Thomas member of Parliament and head of the National Union of Rail- waymen, to the government repre- sentatives gathered to discuss the labor situation in London. Explaining his point of view later 10 mass meeting of union railwaymen, he said:
 The rigid press censorship. you see, has been responsible for the workers not understanding exactly what is taking place at the front. We heard of a trench being retaken, but we have never heard of its being lost I am perfectly certain that while it is necessary that nothing should get out that would be of value to the enemy it would be much better to treat the British people as men and not as children, and thereby bring home Co the workers direct their in- 'diYidual and moral responsibility
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-11
LIv-VER-LAX.
All the Effectiveness, Not the Effect
 of Calomel.

LivVer-Lax is one Of the most i'm. portatu medical discoveries Of recent years For a long time medical e>- perts, realizing the harmful effects of calumel have been srryiug to find a liver cleanser that would be just 5s effective as calomel and yet be also. utely harmless in it's action R. gently this remedy was actually put forth by L. K. Grigsby in his LW,Ver- Lax.
 Liv-Ver-Lax is a harmless ycgetaJ. e compound designed solely for the treatment of liver complaints. The immediate favor it has met in thou sands of homes is proof positive Of its rea value
 If you feel worn out. tongue coat ed. and skin salow, don't delay until it becomes dangerous, nip the trouble in the bud with Liv-Ver-Lax. Iusis, on the genuine. bearing the 4naure and likeness of l.. K Grigsby. wIleh is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded,