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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
ART STUDENTS DANCE AMID
DESERT SANDS AND PYRAMIDS
Annual Affair at Academy Unique
In Dress and Scenery.

The pages OF history we're turned back
many hundred years at the Academy oi
the Fine Arts last night. when the stu
dents OF the academy gave their annual
holiday ball In an atmosphere which
savored of the dc sert and the pyramids.
Unique decorations worked q metamor-
phosis in the academy. Sculpture dating
from b. c. and massive stone gray walle
made one believe he was In the midst Of
an Elysian garden. on IN the distance
the dim outline of sphinx could be
seen.
In keeping with the surroundings were
the snecialtles Of William Weller Bayne,
formerly a dancer with the Ruth St, Denis
company who interpreted several Hindu
songs. He was accompanied by F'ltz Sim
ons, student Of tho academy, Miss
Elizabeth Meehan gave q novel dance
with a'peacock as partner. and Georgina
Brown and Benjamin Kutcher danced the
"Follies" OF 1915 b. &.
There was burlesdue upon members
OF the faculty and other offerings which
won decided favor
Many of the costumes were original and
daring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
LEAPS IN FRONT OF TRAIN
Unidentified Man Ends His Life on
Camden Railroad.

An unidentified man committed suicide
today by leaping in front OF an express
train on the Atlantic City Railroad OUT
side Of the Camden Terminal yards
The express Was travelling at the rate
OF put q miles an hcpE aa Il was only
Tue man had been seen hanging aronad
fhe YARDS since early morning When
The f1ain Was eieee nron nlm ae Stored
tfaH psNIna box 4f pulled hIs Iastzd
tsif PAS apHa aser By ees ana aaEIIzf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
PAID FOR BROTHERS. RELEASE
Woman Gave Man .$21.5o, But Pris-
oner Was Not Freed.

'gl'welVe dollars-that'il;b be enough to fix
CARSON" Miss Dora Davis says Jacob
Clips told her when she applied to him
10 get ball for her brother, Nathan, who.
on December %, was held in $500 surety
on a burglary charge
Miss Davis says she gave Clips $3.50 in
all for her brothers. freedom. Prelimi-
naries cost y, according 70 Clips, she
drinks and cigars" consumed so cents
When Nathan was not released, Miss
Davis told Magistrate Carson her story.
AS result Clips WAS held IN $1,000 bail
today He had nothing to say
The Davlses live at 1900 South 9Th street,
Clips at as Washington avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON.

w WASftlNGlOEN, Jan =
For Eastern Pennsylvania; Local snows
tonight; colder in north and west por-
tions; Sunday fair and much colder with
a cold wave in north portion; fresh west
to northwest winds.
For New Jersey: Local SHOWS tonight
Sunday fair and colder.
A disturbance OF moderate energy u
central over Ontario this morning and q
moving slowly eastward. 1t has caused
snow fiurries In the Lake region. the ohio
basin, and the Atlantic States from Penn.
sylvania northward during the last q
hours. and the temperatures have risen
in the northeastern portion of the country
on its advance. 1t is being followed by
a colder area that covers the upper Mis-
sissippi basin and Is spreading into the
upper Lake region this morning Fair
weather prevails across the southern half
of the country and in the Plains States,
with the temperatures generally below the
normal In the southeastern States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
MANl1D-4A.

This photograph, autographed by Billy
Sunday and reproduced in beautiful
photogravure, 10x15 inches will be
sent free on receipt of the attached
coupon.
No undertaking of Billy Sunday has matched in
Importance his Philadelphia campaign Because of the
intense interest in it the Public Ledger and Evening
Ledger have arranged to every detail of Sundays
activities Mr. Sundays will be printed in full
every day All of the articles will be generously illus
trated The Public Ledger and Evening Ledger will
give the cearest and fullest conception of what the Billy
Sunday campaign means.
Pin dollar bill 10 The coupon bsiOlv and send it ia.
The paper will be served to you without delay
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-02
MANY FAILURES FRAUDULENT
Bradstreet's So Glasses 10 Per Cent
Of CitY's 1914 Quota.

Ten per cent. of Philadelphia CONNER
cial failures last year were fraudulentt
according to Bradstreets. Twenty-eght
failures out of total of 227 reported By
the agency are so classed.
r, G. Dun G. Co. reports 37S failures In
Philadelphia IN 1914. the difference in the
total resulting from varying views as %
what constitutes failure, Bradstreets
reports the aggregate liabilities as s65la-
s02 and Dun's S15.424,222.
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COASTERS CRASH INTO AUTOS
Two Boys Injured When sleds Hit
Cars.

READING, Pa, Jan. 1.-Two coasters,
one. from this city and the other from
kutztown, this county were injured
early today when sleds upon which they
were riding crashed into automobiles.
Clarence Fulmer years old, Is in st.
Joseph's Hospital in a critical condition
from concussion of the brain. Fulmers
sled struck the car of William Elsen-
brown at the bottom of hill near Hyde
Park. In an effort to avert the accident,
ELsenhrown stecred into a telegraph pole
and wrecked his machine
John Smith. 10 years old of Kutztown,
who collided with the automobile of Mrs.
Catherine Merkel, of Fleetwood, suffered
severe bruises about the chest, face and
head, and probable internal injuries,
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FIRE IN DARLINGTON HOME
Christmas Tree 'Ablaze, Fathel
Burned Saving Child, y,

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 2-Fre
which was caused by crossed electric
wires in the arrangement for lighting
the Christmas tree in the home of Percy
S. Darlington, today, spread rapidly from
the tree to the living room and hallway
destroying valuable portraits and pieces
of furniture. The loss is $780,
The fire started while Mr. Darlington
and his little son were sitting a few
feet from the tree and spread so quickly
that Mr.. Darlington was badly burned
about the hands in carrying the child to
safety
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

- f F E. Transfers of real estate recorded yesterday, are reported by the G.. w.. Ryington, Abstract company, as fol- lows: x ''.'
 o. w. Clark to Hattie Redrick, lot 15, block 21, Eureka Heights, addi- tion, $49.5O. ~ " '''' ! Beulah Sennett to Park Land 1n- yestment company lots 5 and. 6, block 6 Rutherford Park addition, 5. /
 Park Land Investment Co.,, to H. J. Miller, lot and part lot 5, Block 6, Rutherford park addition, $1,333.33.
 : Ella V. Galbraith, ct al to Park Land Investment company lots and 4 block 6, Rutherford park addition, $1. :, ..' ''' Park Land Investment company to Mrs. Elma s. Blackburn lot. and part lot 4 block 6, RutheFford park addition, $1,S33.33. S
 J. M. Anderson, ct al to William Heimby, lots IF "A'' and "B", block ii, of Highland Heights $2O.00.
 < J. M. Anderson, ct al to Florence Wilson, lots P and 23, block 3, Pine Cone addition; $500. '-
 Citizens Land Co.,, to F. G.fMur- daugh, lots I and 2 block 73, Austin & Taylor's addition, $7O0. s :: United States to John L. Hammett, SW S-6-9. % ,, s"
 O. w. Clark to Elloh Wright, lots T. "B" Eureka Heights addition, $135. "
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=. No 1o7ss.. :. TREASURY HEPARrMENT lsfiiee of Gomptr9heE of the Cgren
!. : No 1o7ss

Qfiice of ComptrQlter of the Cqreney.
 Washington, DIG, August IT; 1918, . sWhereas,: by satisfactory evidence .presented to the4 und dersigned, it. has been made: :ato appear that The .Na
 t!onal Bank of ,tArKalsaa. at Rina Bluff. in the City, of Pine Blum in the County. of JenerhonT end state: of Ar kansas has compiled with alr.the pro, visions of, the; statutes 4of the United States, lrehuited tsto9 De B con pliad with before an: assoc ciations shah ,,hey author f i5ed | te .eomneaae ths E. business #:ot
 Now therefore l. xEAones' P. Kane, Acting Comptroller tot the Currency, do hereby certify that ''The National Rank of Arkansas at Pine Blur. in, the City of Pine *BlnH in the County of Jeffersoni and State of.' Arkansasyis authorized to- commence the. business of Banking as. provided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine, of the Revised Statutes of the United States. ..,s, ;,
 In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of o1ice thls Seven teenth day tot August. 1s1S. . .,,v.. Z. .4sean, S...l( <: T. E. KANE, Y '|F :
 ; 4 Actiag ii comptr'Qe|ler ot ths Gayssnsy. S-Tf"SC 4, .. f.t' A ; ~ \, <,
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P0F|T TAXING |(AUSES DROP IN
 \ COTTON MARKET | | | E

,, York. Aug. 30.-The publica- E'S "f further crop reports strength
 VI lavnectations of d bulllsh con a ao ifs figune from the government at .nar on l' and after opening steady at luu, avance of 5 points to a decline of
 nrs the cotton market sold 1l9
 y nnints net higher during today's
 trading. The advance carried F,noer up to ,1O.u2c. December 1, to yD'' u"o ana January ito. 10.44c, and |,"rallv 'vv attracted a good deal or l'ur'ng. @ but the under, one' contlnu-
 % '4rv steady. The reports issued 'S morning ranged from 6S.4 to 70.1 ]. ,ne l seven reports published dur
 tne mast two or three days have
 rn 2 deterioratlon of over per
 for the month on tna average.
 pealizing ill advance of the govern a, M renort sent prices back to about turday's closing level late in
 frung and the repO.;t itself, mak- l th5 cotton 6y.2, or almost exactly lins with average expec, ,a'tions, I followed by continued heavy. Xiii taking. There was also more f,thern selling, and while the bull crop figures brought in a good i of outside buying prices sold l2 B points net lower during the srnoon with October touching 9.T December 1o.o7c, .,o..
 ater fluctuations we're irregular,
 rallies met increased offerings
 the market broke again toward 2 lock with October selling down to bc and January. to 1O.19c, or 14@1o hts net lower, under continued kh5ipg and reports of increased tthsrn offerings. t',
 sotlon closed steady. The range:
 .a-.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby giVen that pursu- ant to 8 decretal order of the Jeffer- son Chancery} Court in the case ot Gus V. Bretch Butchers Supply Com pa1y vs. Arkansas. Packing Company John B. SpeerS, Tr1stee. CitiSens' Bank. and Cotton Belt Savings ' Trnat Company. the Qnderstgnad a Com missioner of this Court, will, on the zth day: of September. 1915. during the hours for jtdicial safes, offer for sale at public auction at the front dQor of the Court House, in sPfne B1df, Arkansas, upop a, credit ot three months, the following described prop- erty, situted la 1sFgsSsoh g i cesaaqtz 'slq A- 4 1fi; 1 Bfstsh Automatic Hog. Hoist. 1s
 < isst Round Roy s Bar. Hak sa sucking qlat 70 ,Hex shacklss for. hoist. >'
 Iron Floor and Trough, ''>' '''' ', ';,.1' ' | Hog scaldinx Tub. 14 feat hyss4A feet by M inches. < .s.:ss Y 1ssBretch IuntOr. Hog ;ScrapiAA, De Hairing and Polishing Machfne.;
 1 Landing. Bench, 1O feet in length. 2 Automatic Hog WasAs YAlNea.
 | Bretch Automatic Kn0Gk kMk Pen,
 65 feet Round Bar Beef Rleeding Rail complete. with hangers and stops,
 1z Beer fShackleS, ';'s''''s'
 | SiKsfe rriotton Beef Hoist, #
 2 2Altomatic Return Beet sbroppers, <
 8 No. 2 Friction, Hoists, [ PritGh Ptates. 30xS6 inrhes,y
 2 Beet Ttees, .'a s*.4.s:: 's'@.: : !
 s.odd Feet approx imatsly. { 2 Has-s < B 8 inches. Stesr TfAckiig. 7 ,.. y.-..
 s5 craaant switches, neg qgxgtlM49atsly 49'a , :
 s66 NJ ii2 Bssd Rollers. ss:. :,.ss.,s F < T. No. ,.56 Enterprise Cutter. com plete, with four sets Of: knives; and plates. {! Ss S.; s:'s,' !. 1aNp. ss2 Brechtl silent: Meat Gutter, Y Nos IDS. capacity j sBTstc ssansags 3sNo: ,s5s Bftastch atufilsr. styls I ..;'' <
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x10o Reward. $1Q0

Tho readers of this paper VIII he pleased Q learn that there is at least one dresdea 'disease that science has bsen Catarrh. HalFs Catarrh Cure is tho only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being q constitutional disease. requires constituttonal treat formally, acting directly upon ths blood and mucous surfaces of the system. there by GestroYinE the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient streIikth by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietprs have % much faith In its cyratlye DOW. CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars foE fo any G cass thst is falls to cure ssnso
 Address,; F. ]. CHENEY q Cos. Toledo. Q.
 Bold by all pruggiste. 76c.
 3AkeS Hafro sFa15aaiv Patle for eonselpease1.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the Jeffer-
 son Chancery Court made on the 26th
 day of August, 1915, in the case of McEwen Dry Goods Company, ct al., ex parte, No. -4466, will, as receiver,
 on the 7tl1 day of September, 1915. sell all of the assets of the McEwen Dry Goods Company, consisting of stock of merchandise, fixtures, book accounts and, bills receivable. The said furniture and fixtures will be of-
 fered separately and then the hook accounts and bills receivable and then the entire assets, including the stock of merchandise, fixtures, book accounts and bills receivable win be offered, and same will be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash. Said sale will take place at 12 o'clock N, with sih the hours for Judicial sale, at the store formerly occupied by the Mc- Even Dry Goods Company, situated '|on the corner of, Fifth : Avenue and Main } Street, in the City of Pine Blpff, Arkansas. Y. w
 An. Inventory. showing the amount of merchandise book. accounts and bills receivable is now in my. posses sion and may be inspected by anyone desiring to, see same. r. Cash or certified check to, the amount of Two Hundred Dollars sat isfactory to me must be deposited by anyone q. dl.esieeing to bid on any of, the above propsfty. , . V. Receiver ofFNeEwen Dry Goods Con |.
 Y ..sr %H.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Aug. -Butter-Steady; receipts. 13,752 tubs; creamery, extra i24c; extra firsts, 23@24c; firsts 22@ I22 1-2c;J seconds. 20@21c. :.' Eggs Slightly higher; receipts,
 1885 cases; at mark, cases included,
 21c; ordinary firsts, 2O@20 1-2c;
 firsts, 21@21 1-2c.
 Potatoes-Unchanged to Sc lower;
 receipts, 60 cars; Jersey cobblers, 5S @6Oc; Jersey giants, 45Q4Sc; Min
 nesota and Ohio, 41@43c; Wisconsin,
 white, 42@43c. .s .,.. >'%' -a
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To Make Long Auto TE1D.

c. Ii. Triplstt, JE., and Frank Trip lett will leave today for Allbermarle, N. C., where c. H. Triplett, IT., will spend the remainder of the summer with his wife and family, who are visiting relatives in Mrs, Triplett' s old home. Frank Triplett will spend a few days there before going to the University of Virginia, where he will re-enter school. The trip will bo made in MT. Triplett's car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
eur,oy, ola canxtaa elesasA

eurlovs old canftaa ctAansA,
 The famous white Home on Graham hill WtltsAirs, HaGlsnsa, ons 4 tha,, tha,, Heltknown figures cut out in chdlk and. familiar to traveller, from London so ths xsst ef m la.ads, :. N. !.!. ps, . thorough securing process. Tn cost has bssA horna hy Nsgsl QEeale1 detcendant ofsa htad matter of MaTl' borough school; tAe boys Of vhieh ea1 out 2 k taf tf e'half M 41o ysera e9a ;, #
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
JAMES HENRY ALLEN DEAD.
floneer Cotton Broker and Brother

Pt6neer Cotton Broker and Brother
 of 'Priyate John, Allen Was 72.
 St. Louis, Aug. 3O.-James Henry Allen, pioneer cotton broker, Confed- crate veteran and brother of Private John Allen, fromer congressman from Mississippi, died here, last night after an illness of several months. MT. Allen was president of a local ccn mission company. Before coming to St. Louis he engaged in the cotton business in New Orleans, Mobile and Memphis. Though only 16 years old, he enlisted at the outbreak of the war between the states in the: Forty-sec- ond virginia infantry. and fought unde: Stonewall Jackson. 'Mr. Allen died of complication of diseases at the age of 72 years.
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Liverpool Cotton.

lverpool, Aug. 30.-Spot cotton D; good lmiddling, Gid; middling, Id; low middling, 5.35d; sales, 10,- bales; for speculation and ex-
 1, 1000; receipts, 1900.
 |atures barely steady; August,
 a' August-september. 5.64d: Sep 5.64d; October-No- POer- December, 5.75d; December lGSry S.79d; January-February '; February March, 5.S7d; March El' 5.Sod; 'April-May, 5.93d; May
 x o.S6d; June-July, 5.9Sd; July
 us1 a.Old; August-September
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
..s} S]FA s. lJ \ I '. {, ;, III :. o., S M. N E;fW

AV0 &1,lNE SAGEEI$ v AIAHNL JGt f4l2 E. 9th, f rooms, hall, eity wa
 terss-n a..$a $12o0 fe2l EGs# 7th, nibdetn, rooms and hall , House, lights, gas bath ----tt3-$15.o0 1201 E: 5ih, $ reems, lmodern in every
 respect, <. :7s.4.- k4sz-..z.. sz-..z..--------- S20.00 1sof w. 1Tth, 2.3 rooms, city wa
 ter &--.-e--.--------- $S % 1902 E. 5th, rooms city waterS $12.50 1904 West 17til', rooms, city wa
 ter ------------l--$o.00 1901 East 7th, rooms, modern;
 suitable for two families ---S20.00 1905 West 12th, brand new, modern
 bungalow, rooms, good outbuild-
 ings $20.0O 1912 West 3rd, rooms, lights, gas,
 bath, newly papered and paint
 ed = ---------~--------- $l3.G0 l10O w. oth, rooms ---------$ $l6.O0 1902 b. End, rooms, gas -----$1O.00 1404 w. End, IF rooms, two-story, modern -------------------$ $3O.O0 1921 State, ' rooms, modern, paved
 street.
 1521 Laurel, 5 rooms, modern, close to schools and church $15.00 ZOOS E. Barraque, rooms------$S.Oo 510 East Hnd, rooms, newly ovcr- hauled, modern, close in------$ $zt'.O0 1420 East 9th, city water, close to
 school and churches --------SI2.50 1902 Linden, rooms, city Water,
 good repair $1O.0O 22nd and Main, rooms, good
 well $I0O 23rd and Alabama. rooms, good
 well = .UO Qr1 4
 ly modern -Sl6.OO 1905 B. 5th, rooms, city water-$12.50 3 rOoms, POS Georgia, lights, gas, 1909 w. 5th, 5 roo ms, hall mod
 ern ------------------ ------$lo.OV 7 S05 w. 4th, close Ill, seven rooms.
 modern ..$oO.VV 106 w. 9th, Il rooms, suitable for
 rOoming house ............ .S3a.00 802 w. 22nd, five rooms, good
 barn .....--........ Slo.0V 903 W. Second, 6 rooms, hall modern;
 will repair to suit tenant. S20.00 18th and Linden, 4 rooms and hall.
 bungalow; is in excellent con-
 dltlon ..................- ..--$10.OU 1902 East 7th, 4 rooms, strictly mod
 ern ..........--. ...... .>A4.VV 612 Beech st., rooms, modern $1S.00 1912 State, rooms; city water $11.00 816 Main, rooms, lights, gas, bath, 51O E. 18th, rooms, modern except,
 bath; large garden spot. .. .$12.50 701 F. 2nd, rooms, modern except
 oatn 4 .-..... .$2Uo0 107 E. 17th; 3 rooms, city water; on ; paved street $500 121 Georgia, 8 rooms, city water,
 close to business section. .. .$12.50
 E o R s A l. E.
 20 acres and up on Dollarway road, S2.0O per acre cash down; 50 cents per acre per month.
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nanlta.

Liks aakss Of snow v that fall unpsS eeived upon tho earth. the seemingly unimportant events of lifs succeed one another. A tho snow sathers togsth er. 10 our habits arc formed. No sinr gls 1ak4g 1ak that is, ,~added tp tho pile pfodueefra sensible change. so i& ' by little things that . uian:s oliara4 te1 b nolded.--ExchAng& . ... : 5- Y T S''
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New Orleans Shot Cotton.

EEw orieans, Aug. 3O.-Spot cotton ny unchanged sales on the spot. Dales' to arrive % bales; good ['ly, 7.S4c; strict good Ordinary, \, |,,,,l low middling, S.43c; strict low I1ins' Eling' S,Ssc; middling 9.25c; strict !. 'ias, & S'oOc: good middling, 9.S2c;
 \ sood middling. 1O.19c; receipts,
 oales; stock, 112,389 bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
l 100 lbs. Capacity Steam Sausag,

otvFnr N'' . "' ''
 50 Ham Retainers,
 Eam Press Wise,
 f Sausage Cages,
 3 Meat Rolling and Cooking Vats, 42 inches by 30 inches by feet.
 Z Cast Iron Cooking Kettles, 100 Gallon Capacity,
 15OO, lbs. Capacity Rendering Kettle, l s6 Enterprise flasher,
 2 Packers Rendering Tanks,
 2 Slash Tanks, $ feet long by , feet wide, S
 ? Lard Draw-off Traps, IS inches by 24 inches by 12 inches.
 2 Receiving Tanks, each feet long by 1 feet wide by 3e inches deep, ! Receiving Tank, { feet by feet by. feet, l Lard lump 4hx3x4 inches.
 l Lard Can Crimper. 1 Refining and Bleaching Tank feet inches diameter by feet high, {. l Mixing and Receiving Tank, l Filter Press, having 30 plates IS inches in diameter, complete, Y 2 4kx3x4 Pumps, | No. 3 Lard Cooling Roller, having two cylinders each, .24 inches dia. by tS feet long complete, .. .... Y line Of. Pipe. strainer and two |aEaMse9 N g yalyes 1a valves fpr plant Q|s 2 2 , 1 Packers Rendering Tanks feet z !; \, inchss slS .11. dia: oy F feet high on
  N 29sl}ush Tanks each ? inches by s S sSebo i'ssab;s.. ,: capacity Receiving ,Tahks, each B feet long by 4 feet vide. by. & feetsdeep,
 {1 5000 lbs blood cooking tank, 8 fes4 e4 by { feet by 3 feet. TT Tankage'2 Press, cotnpleteS with Independent Steam Hydraulic Pump, piptpk and valves, :f.'Verfical Vacuum Dryer 6 feet diameter, complete, . l B feet bys4 feet by feet Head
 T vat 5 feet long, 8 feet wide, 3 feet
 i Bone Saw.
 I Hand Hoof Fuller. for pulling ho1fs and horns.
 | Hog Cutting Block, AZ inches by 5 feet long by 30 high, maple, % I Maple Top Trimming Table, 42 inches by 15 feet long by 36 inches high, ..,~
 1 Sausage stuffing Table, Az inches bX, IF feet long by 36 inches high,
 2 Friction Elevators, each with platform & feet by 8 feet. 7 ! Friction Double Rail, Rail Drop per for dropping cattle, etc., % : 20D0 lbs. Capacity Abattoir Track Scales,
 X No; 2 Buaalo Spice Mill,
 20 Smoke House Trees. { Casing Renches,
 { F&t% Washer.
 ! Head and RQne. Washer. all iron,
 | viscera Table for Government In spector,
 2 Tank Charging Trucks,
 ! Liver Trucks with Drip Pans, ; .150 H, F, Tubular Boiler 125 lbs. working pressure,
 ! 150 H. F. Water Heater,
 l { feet by by 6 Boiler Feed ,. ! fS. EVA Type IF" Engine Type. Generator. i Direct Connected Exeter 2 XIV,
 ' 2-Panel Switchboard.
 l Single Valve 12 inches by 12 inches Chuse or Ideal Engine,
 \ 7h XIV Transformer,
 I M H. F. Motor complete,
 2 70 H. F. Motors, complete,
 10H:P., Motor with base, rawhide pinion and extra gear wheel for ratio 0f to 5.69.
 l IS H.2P. MQtor complete,
 2 5 H. P. Motors complete,
 2 5H. P.aMotors with base, raw hide pin!on and extra gear wheel with ratio to 5.78, which property was furnished by said plaintin tp said; defendant for use in its. 'packipg plant near Pine Bluff in JeHers0n County. Arkansas. and in- stalled in said plant. Y The pdrshaser of said property viii be- faQytfed.. to execute bond with approved security for the pur- chase price, and a lien will be retain eds upon said ,properfy to secure the naymept ;thete6f. t,ssSt,s: t.s:. .F.s sM ,REEVES, Commissioner. 8sE-4Ass31. . l
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A LUMBER CONCERN DESIRES the services of two young msQ. An opportunity for those witl ambi- tious business ideas. Give coAAplete information. Maisen-Horrin Go
 Suite 623 Murphy Bldg. East St
 Louis, Ill.," tt
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CHILDREN,S SUMMER COLDS.

It is wrong to neglect cold at any time because it weakens the sys- tenn and lays the sufferer open to at tack from other diseases. wet feet sudden changes in. temperature ana sleeping uncovered at night cause many childrep's colds in summer. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gives sure. and prompt relief :.
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WANTED-POSITiON A
[ LiOOlH

WANTED-POSITlO w AS BOOK
 keeper by young man with eleven years experience. Good habits and can furnish A | references. At present employed, good reasons
 for changing. Will accept position ill or out of city; any kind of cieri- cal work. My experience has been
 mainly with the furnishing busi- ness. Please state salary. Address Box 112. Pine Bluff Ark. S-2o-5t