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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-01


with it. The best plan Is to make
experiments and note down tho results
and time taken both in cooking on the
stove and in the cooker.
When following recipe for cooking Ia
the ordinary way 1t is a good plan 10
cook the food half the specified time pre-
viously. then put it In the freless for at
least twice the other half. II allowed 10
stay in longer no harm will be done,
Here are some Of the things one woman
has figured out:
Potatoes, art!chokes. turnips. carrots.
and other roots should boil three minutes
then put in the cooker five hours.
Butteroeans should soak all night. then
stew one hour and bring to the boiI.
cooker six hours or more.
Vegetable soup-Soak equal Quantities
" lentils and beans over night. Pu. in
stew pan with one onion. one carrot ono
half turnlp. and enough water TO cove
Boil for three-quArters Of an hour. PHI
IN the cooker for seven hours. Strain an
the soup, add thickenIng and fayorlng
and bring to the boil on the range.
Macaroni-Put into boiling water. hon
ten minutes: cooker four hours.
Prunes apricots. or other dried fruit
Soak all night, bring TO the boil; cooke,
six or seven hours.
Rhubarb. gooseberrles, and plums-
Bring to the boil; cooker six or ssYo,
hours. -
Cherries and. blackberries-Boll for nv,
minutes; cooker six or seven hours,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-01
INSTRUCTIONS FOR GRO
CHEF WORK.

This is the first installment :
old English alphabet in tIfet Gro.
Chef. The rest Of the alphabe,
will follow in order in three sue
seeding Sundays. This Alphabe,
should prove invaluable for the
necdlewoman who is already be.
ginning to make her Christmas
presents.
These letters have many uses
and may find a place wherever an
initial is needed. They have been
used for towels, handkerchief, pill
low cases, baby's dress, or the cen.
trial design of a yoke.
As most needleworkers know,
filct is lace made up of open
squares or neshes, and the design
in crochet is worked out by filling
the meshcs with trebles, two
trebles in each mcsh and oaa
.reble over each treble.
Begin each letter with a chsa
OF 40, turn with 5 CHI, and divAa
the long chain into twenty messGG.
In the second row the form of -
letter begins. These designs &
nit of no errors, each space Shout
be filled exactly as shown.
If the plan is not perfectly clear,
consider each letter square q
blocks twenty by twenty. With
pencil draw and divide thi.
square filling open spaces with
dark shading outlining the letter
desired, following the illustration
until the drawing is perfect.
The crocheting can then be com
menced intelligently, and there
will be no errors.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-01
By Anita de Can1pi.

w. A, X: Enamel is in higher favor
than oak. Use a pale amethyst for your
bedroom which opens off OF the room with
the rod carpet In the bedroom use cbintz
draperies with a gray ground and muI.
berry and sage green figures. Have
lamp with a silk shade in good tone Of
American Beauty red.
=; Il
II. F. r.; 1t is not necessary TO place
anything on the top of your china cabinet
Doylies are not objectioral II you choose
10 use them but avoid having your china
cabinet cluttered up with a mIscelIane.
Gus lot of things. Keep It simple and
neat. The same rule applies to the buffet
Since you have plenty of hand painted
china, the place for you to show II is or
the table when 1t is in use. Keep it nut
away when not In use. Leave on your
buffet simple arrangement of not more
than three or four pieces. II the paper
IS figured in your dining room do not use
pictures. Some German Autographs sim.
ply framed might be attractive II the
paper is plain. Select Just few that are
in harmony.
r NJ: Use mahogany pink for your side
walls in your living room. A light gray
would be pretty for the lower part Of your
bedroom. using chintz for your inside
draperics that will combine all Of the
other colors In the room. 1t would be per.
misslble for you TO use a figured paper
above your plate rail in your dining room.
leaving the lower part brown as 1t now Is.
i; 4
Z. H: l should advise you to adver
tise your antique hand made china cab.
met Of mahogany which you wish to sell
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-10-01
Cooking Nth
the FireLess.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
2uiirtr nm s'uri arrupIanr armsr.
eeb0afte admpfc nm saIburg turtgeiett.
2seridt Oes Seat[@en @eneralaa1s.
(rrabiIos na6 eabblIIel

Berlin 49, @ni. Gin cnergiier Hsri Der 6ransOien nnf
or &erOnnJrun IN Der Nd oes Sng ne WDr SOmme" lit
ben oendn Snppn bnB abgdlngn @erndc Hran.
soicu i'm AOOcun nuO i'm WluancOnrga bOrnradu fuS
lig ieblseidlaseu.
0ieie Nugabeu uS in benz amtidm gedt ut6alten Ser leu
Nadmiag Der OeHcu Dberten etnng atsgge6en uur.
be. NadfeBenO Der bClfGnOee @Orant Ser WdHbeluug:
@eFlider riegsfdanplGk
p3nien ben IrgOnun nnO Der Waas neu d iOren muf
ten San0srauaeHampe lebBaer @anr ageip @erInde
Geuoes I'M gOOcOurt uuS i'm WalancOnrt a6 sn asn
wurOen OereIt Sin ubder angri uaremS Der Iadt
nit arfen Srnppenmacu hOweid Der v2e NOrt Ome Sole
uHnommeu unrSc nrOs Onr Oas rame ener Seuten Sn.
iautcrie 5um Ghanan6 ge6radDt
Die 6rn5Oisu ereu bel cinem ersebukOen @Orh am Sm
Cnnfcr Der @aas Sem Steibrn6 uId bm ablaingSaO
iebr erbebAe Terlnie
MllttrteH berI ieren 5hei 4erDpIane
Sin Omer GerOpau fat h6cr BEN SOnrgungnOn8aHe aSmet
lid pOn GaOn euen einOifcn Sipnn bernnter gebDfen.
Sin britider NerDpau mnrOc H. Wa InOmf Grmen
there's Oentihen Ani-Sussens gdHtn snr Groe ge6rad
SefIider &riegSf6anpIab
WS6d Dem gau6O Salburg Dernten bic 0ncn einem
Tnaf bic t5ld nuS engeHommenen SlbenarGben
enud nOd in Ocr Gntucumg SauO s6radt Me6r
400 &uicH ino ais @eangeue in nnru SanOen sebl6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

geitrigem Gatltm bon ser rillIilden
Sront GoIgenoes:
uEie 5lmebmenoe S6atigfeit an ser
8olbbniiden 9(btbeilrng ser Sront
miro aufreGt erbalten. @s Iino feline
IortommniIie bon beionoerer @eOeu-
tung 81 beri9ten."
Ole Sperationen auf ser
Sitfront.
B Betrograo, ., 13. Wlai, bia Con.
bon. - Gie Ie6bafte glrtiaerie glf.
tion, Die in oen lesten Saeen oilf ei.
mem eroBen SbeiIe Ser ruIIiIden
5ront bis nab 9oranobi6t in1 @ana
seneien it, unO Ser enereii6e 5ipei.
tdgige @oritoB ser QeutI6en in ser
Diadborihaft bon Soco6Itoot iueroen
bier ais 9ln8eiden Oofiir ongeieben,
Dab Die Geutiheu einen groBeren 9ln.
griff in Der Giinaburg 0liga @e.
geno plonen penn audi niht &C.
glaubt miro, oaB i6on iest cine neue
nugemeine Sffeniibe Ser QeutI6eu
auf Der Sitfront 81 ertporten lit.
Die Sperotionen Dor @eroun BAL.
ten Die GeutiGen, ipie man bier
glaubt, 10 beiddftigt, OoB Iie often.
bar az feline neue aageneine Often.
iip.9eiuegung oenfen fonnen big Iie
neue ErltppenmaIien bon Ser gelt.
front nod Der Sitfront beridieben
f6nnen.
@s miro geiddBt, OaB bei Dem Dor.
itoB in Ser SacobltnOt @egeno nur
cine oeutihe 9ibiiion beripanot pur.
oe, uno biefee miIitGriid)e SaGoer.
itdnoige iinO Der Anii6t, ooB eS oen
0eutiden nur oarar eeleeen iIt, lire
pnbren Bldne 81 beroeden.
@enn es 81 einem @orItoB geeen
oie gaiga 0iinaburg 5ront fom.
men ioqte, 10 elaubt man bier, oaB
General 4llropotfin in Ser Gage Iein
ipirO, feline SteIIung erfolgreid 5u
oertbeioieen.
&ufier Q Hau0tGateu.
CTrabtlos na6 eabbiHe)
Berlin 13. W2oi. Die lteber.
iee.geodriHten,9lgetit berihtet:
Cine religioie @o6euiGrift ,Qie
Gbronif ser GbriItliGeu @eIt," ioat,
ooB tpGbreno Der 5ipeiten ruIIilhen
Snooiion SitpreuBen's 1900 Srau.
en- 2inOer iino @reiie no9 GuBlano
beriHleppt ipuroen imo oaB bon Dem
SHidial Der meiiten uuter oieien
niIts befonnt III.
Gs puroen insgeianmt 10000
Sditier eepliinoert un6 5erItort, 10
air4eu oemoIirt &c 8farrbduier II.
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lide nit ibreu SomiIien fortge.
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gtcefon5Ier 9eIbrad's
0Riidtritt gemeI0et.
9lmiteroam bia 9onoon 13.
@loi Gepeiden aus Berlin 6eio.
gen, ooB oort Der 9liidtritt oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Garts, IS. Wloi. ~ Ser beuie
gsa1mittag ouseeeebene omtIide
6rontberic6t meloet cine beftiee ge.
icbieBung Der frou8oiiiden Sdiiten-
gr1beu iiiOweitlid BON Sort 9ouolI.
mont llno Der Steaungen n0rOlih
oes Ebioumont.@ I'M @erOun.
ge3irf oitid Ser @aoas.
@eiter beingt 0ie Weloune, ooB
bier ole oeiti6en 9lngriffe nit i4we.
rem @erluiten fir ben @egner obge.
mielen muroen. @eltlid Der Moas
meroeu Die g(rtiueriefdupfe unlir-
terbrohen fortgeiett.
01o6lte6enO Der @ortlait Der @ait.
tbeihug:
nQluf Dem linfen llfer Der W1oos
bouerte Die 9[rtiQerie.g[ftion in Der
@egeno oes g[bocolrt. t.@oloes uno
Der &obe 304 o6ne llnterbreduna
fort. g4Gbreno Der glo6t gelane eS
uns, in Der glndbari1oft Der Sobe
2S7 iUeitere Sortibritte 5it MAIDEN.
g[uf benz re@ten llfer Der Wanas
crneuerten Ole 0ertiben geitern ibre
Q(ngriife uif uniere 5biltengrdben
iiio6itlid bon Sort Douoimont.
Sros 6es ouBeroroentlih beftigen
Bom6oroements, oos 6eni 9(ngriff
poroitseine, ponften uniere 2inien
an feinem einsieen 4unfte. 9Ele 9[n.
griffe muroen obgepieien unb Der
5eino erlitt iebr ernite @erluite.
Ger 5eino unternobm pdbreno
Der gsadt aud 9lngriffe geeen rn-
lere Eoiitionen nSroli1 bon ser
Ebioitmont.SornJ 0ie aber l6mmtli9
Dor unierem Sperrfeuer uno benz
Seuer rnierer Wlaiaihengeipebre 5ii.
iantmeubrnhen.
Bel GporgeS oeriu6te cine itorte
oeuti1e gluffIdrIings 9lbtbeilung,
uniere 2inien 6ii erreiden; es ge.
lang ibr ieOoh niht borouriiden.
ssm HarroD.@oloe unO i'm Ban oe
Capt CAB es cine iebr lebbnfte aano.
nooe.
9(uf oem &eit Ser 5ront berlief
sic 93odt in berbdltnibmdBie rubi.
ger @eiie.
@ien iiber itaIieuii9eu
6eIo5ug.
(DrabiIos no9 SobbIue)
Berlin 13. Wfni. - Gie oIterr,
cberite Seeresleiting meloet unter
Ter geitrigeu Wlittbeilune 5oleenoes
iiber oie 9ors1nge an Der itoIieni.
ihen 6ornt:
oglrtillerie.adnpfe bon ipedieln-
Ser Seitigteit oauern fort. 8pei s(n-
arifie oes 5einoes auf Wtr5l &br iino
obgeihlaeen uoroen"
@as Mieu iiber rniiifben
3 el08ug meIoet-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

De Seoe ole bon gemodboaen Sroe eb be geraeen miro
$500 sGu5eiOue Sbauuug fir $1.10
80 8oa brett; nero Sdotirneen ieines @epdt fir DGne
Inage ODER eporote D1ne fir fb 8ormttoee aben6e
8Gu5eoCne SbGntnng thr 3Sc nnO 55c. garb.
26 rn0 36 8oa BRETT ibid 75c. un0 $t.O0 gar0
33.56a SpOrtSrefCn Sbautnug 95c.
5orbige Strei perideoene @0Be o in Der 6eben 9ombs-
Sdottrng
$500 Sport tsheicu Sbantnug fir $1,3S
36 Bon BRETT eon5ieioen 6retc Strein roo releoa no
plrpur oOer Natirobforbe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate recorded in the circuit clerks office are reported by the G. W. Byington Abstract com- pany as follows:
 o. w. Clark to c. w. Coleman, lot 17, block f, Eureka Heights addition $495O.
 0. w. Clark to Georsan Rash, lot 17. block 1, Eureka Heights addition; :; $49.50.
 T. A. G. Sims to R. P. Blackwell NV SW 14-7-10; $2l5.
 R. P. Blackwell to Rite Koonce, NV SW 14-7-10; $500.
 Williaim II. Davis to August Grah- nert, SW NV 4-5-11; $500.
 Park Land Investment company to T. w. Woodul, part lot 2, block 3, Rutherford Park addition; $3333.34
 Viola Wilerson to ". E. Eobo, lot 12, block IT. R. A. Rogers addition j; $335S. ,s
 Merchants & Planters bank to Dan iel P. Burford, part block ,36,' Wood- ruff's addition, vest $3,100. 1.
 Park Land Investment company to A. L. Paul, part lot 2. block 3, Ruth erford Park addition: $466.G1
 A. L. Paul to Carrie Simon, part lot 3, block3, Rutherford Park addi- tion; $1 and other valuable consider ations.sts 5gisas'ssss. .5isas's4s ].
 Amanda ". Moore to A. J.ecMauL part NV NE NE 9-6-9; $3,50o. 4'.s.S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
DON'T WAIT
Take Advantage of 3 Pine Bluff Citi-
 zen's Experience.


 When the back begins to che, I Don't walt until backache becomes chronic; t ,4 ,B: rt Il :, Till kidney troubles develop; Till urinary s,tipubles destroy nights rest.9 '.: sg ,R
 Profit by Pine Bluff citizens ex- perience.
 Mrs. J. A. Racop, 1416 State st., Pine Bluff, says: For years I sur- fered from a heavy ache ill the small of my back. I could hardly get Up after sitting and couldn't stoop over or lift anything. I was always lame and stiff in the morn- ing and I felt all worn-out. My kid neys acted irregularly, too. Before had finished half a box of Doan's Kidney Pills, I was helped, but when saw that I was getting better, just like great many other people, I stopped taking them. A little later finished the first box of, Doan's Kid ney Pills and they not only relieved my back but put my kidneys in good shape"
 Price soc at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that Mrs. Racop had. Foster!Milburn Co.,,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
= - ------f----------------- SHERIFF'S SALE.

Neticc is hereby given that pursu- ant 10 an execution directed to the und dersigned by the Clerk of the lief ferson Circuit Court, Jefferson Coun- ty Arkansas, in certain cause therein pending wherein Mrs. A. B. p. Fallum is the plaintiff and A. R. Cal houn is the defendant, the said undersigned will on
 MONDAY. FEBRUARY z, 1916,
 between the hours prescrlbc,! by law for sales of real estate under execution pr9cess, expose to sale publicly, by auction, to the highest bidder, at the south door of the lief ferson County Courthouse in the city O. Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Ar kansas, tha right. title and Interest If the said defendant in and to the following described real property situated in Jefferson County, Arkan- sas, to-wit:
 Lots eight. nine and ten in block twelve of Jefferson Heights addition, sama being located in the east half tf the west half of section one, town ship six south, range ten west. ! The south half of the south half eff the southeast quarter of the north west quarter of section twenty three, township five south, range teneewast
 Also the following parcel or lot of land described by metes and bounds as follows:
 Commencing at the northeast corner of the north half of the south half of tho southeast quarter of the ncrthwsst quarter of section twenty three, township five south, range ten west, thence west eleven and sixteen 01.l6) chains for spcint of b ginning; thence west eight and eighty-fourj a-hundredths (S.SD chains; thence south five chains (5) thence east twelve 12) chains; thence north enc and eighty -four one hundri thss 1.SD schafts; thence w:st, three and sixteen one-1un- dredths (':16J 6hains; thence north three and sixteen -hundredths "s.16) chains to thes point! of $begin- ming sSfs ftl TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of three months, purchaser being re- Guired to give bond and good security for payment sfftiic purchase price 'as required by law. 5~F
 Said sale is for the purpose of satisfying judgment in the above eEtitled cause in favor of the plain tiff. Mrs. A. B. P. Hallum against .the defendant, A. R. Calhoun, for the sum oS two hundred and eighteen dollars and fifteen cents, interest thereon, and costs.
 Given under my hand and Seal on this the 14th day of January, 1916.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, Sheriff ?cf Jefferson County. Ardan- :. sas. 1-15-22-29
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29

| Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the construction and build- ing of maIcadam road, extending from the end of East Second avenue of the City of Pine, Bluff. north to Barraque Street, east on Barraaue Street a#to Michigan Street and south on Michi- gan Street to the intersection of Fourth Avenue. according ter the White, Humphreys & Tovey Engi- neers, will bo received by the Board Of Comn'iss ssioners of Road Improve ment District NO. ii, of .]efferson County, Arkansas, until 8 o'clock P. .m.. Tuesday, February 1, 1916.
 Said bids must be accompanied by certified, check for five hundred dcllafs t$sO0:UO), payable to the crder of the Board of Commissioners 70; K ca6Imprcvtlm,ent District5s No. H. Of Jefts srSon. County, ArkaIfsas, for the .parpose, dfSsecurins the Board tiiat the successful bidder will promptly execute contract and exc cute d bond to be api5royed by the Commissioners to secure the erform- anlce thereof.
 The bids will be opened by the Board of Cemmissionsrs at the office of,eahe Secretary, Pinchback Taylor, atssS o'clock D. 5m,, Tuesday, February s1916. 1T ,t,-s "
 { The commissioners reservethe right to reject anysand all bids, and theil certiffsd check of the unsuccessful bidders will be forthwith returned.
 J. J. MERRICK.
 Chairman,
 PINCHBACK TAYLOR,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
OLD FOLKS NEED "CASCARETS" FOR
 LIVER, BOWELS
Sai!s, cnlomel, pills act on bowels
 like pepper acts in nestrils.
Enioy life! Don't stay bilious, sick,
 headachy and cGnstipatcd.
Get d 10-ccnt box now.

N'Nl tt JV SN Ut D'-A llO W.
 " st old people must give to the bowels some regular help. else they suff.r from constipation. The con 'dltion is psrf ctly natural IL is just az natural as it is for cid people to walk slowly. For age is never s. active as youth. The muy les arc less elastic. And the bowels are lnus cles.
 So all old people need Cascarets Che might as well refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as ta n glect this S5ntle ati to weak bowels. The lt " Is Il ust be kept active This is important at ali ages, but never s mucA as at fifty
 Age is not time for harsh phy- sics, Youth may occasionally whip the bowels into activity. szBut lash cant be used every day. What the bowels of the old needs iss a gentle and natural tonic. One that can be oonsis tantiy used without harm. The Inlv such tonic is Cascarets. and they cost only 10 cents per box at any oug store. They work while you sic D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
New York Cotton.

New York, Jan. 2S.-The cotton
 market was active and unsettled early today. Liverpool mdre than nsf ye:terdays local decline and prices here opened 7@1o points lower with all the active months selling into new low ground for the moyement. There was further trade ibuylng at this decline, as we'll as e0nS.d erable covering by shorts or buying for 2 reaction, and prices ste1xiied up tc, within or points of hst nights closing figures, right aftSr the call, with May advancing 7. .Eh 12O2c to 12.10c and October N6m 12.15c to 12.22c, but the tone waX very nervous ewing partly to coM3licting views of the spet si,ua- sS0ff arings were light and reports th& Southern spot holders were no, f0I5pwing the decline in futures Sxxmed to encourage reactionary Bf7ffiment around the ring.
 ]Ehe market was comparatively Idlet during the early afternoon and 3s3ktuations were irregular. with May
 Stracts ruling around 12.1c and Jfify 12.22c, or about 1@3 points net 1a1rhe market closed steady. The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29

1CG PINE STREET PHONE 07l 1704 West 5th, rooms, city wa
 ter ] T. z Z ..... .- .$l2.5OS 11O5 E. 3rd,4 rooms, bath. .e .c.. SIP 50 About 40 acres Bayou Bottom Land.
 house, barn and vol: good fence;
 on good road.
 313 Cherry. 5 rooms $15. .OOs 1902 Linden. 5 rooms, hali, lights,
 gas, bath, sink --.----l---s4---$12.5 1406 State, 6 rooms, modern $15.OO Warehouse, near Short Leaf Store. on, S14 Locust, 5 rooms -$12.50 1901 W. 5th, 5 rooms, modern $2O.OOs 311 Cherry; 4 rooms $11.5O 51o E. 12ths 4 rooms, lights and
 gas - -----s--- c $12OO 800 Utah, 4 ruomss 7 < ~. 5000 1906 E. 9th. rooms, water -$1OOO soc Nebraska, 6 rooms, modern $14.0O 121 Georgia. 8 rooms 5000. 1912 State. 6 rooms. --- $500 11O3 E. Third, 6 rooms. bath. gas and
 lights -----s-----.-----.---..... ' $16.0OS Brick store huilding, corner Martin avenue and Main street 5000 205 w. 3rd. strictly modern, 6 rooms
 and hall, house close in------$25.0O 1903 w.. Barraque. rooms. mod 1120 E. Sth. new modern bungalow.
 rooms Sxu,u0 1908 Eatt Sixth. rooms, city water,
 gas, electric gslights --s t15.00 320 Reeck, 5 rooms and hall, mod
 eFn -------------------- al3 ". .12th. 3 rooms. city water-$S.00 l1l4 w. Barraque. 6 rooms, hall, mod
 5ern in every respect, close to car
 line : ----------------,---- $22.5O lll6 East Fifth, rooms. city wa a0S ". Second. 6 rooms, hall nodern; will repairsto suit tenant ss $25.O0 {,
 F OR $ ALE q
 l2O-acre farm on Do1larway road. 40 sacres in cultivation and under fence; Groom house, we'll and barn; wire fence; s15,O0 par acre; terms.
 < acres and up on lollarway road. s3, ,00s3Ar. scre cash down; 30 cents per acre per molth. ;.sss K <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
POSTPONE MEETING
 JEFFERSON OIL CO.
Because of Indictment Weather. and Small Attendance, Business Not
 l'ransactaA Last Night.

Because thcre were only about 9 stockholders in attendance, tine rain having prevented many from coming down town, the special meeting of the stockholders of the Jefferson Oil company, called for last night as the assembly hall of the chamber of com mercc, was postponed until Monday night
 The meeting was called to discuss the proposition of 8 local capitalist to provide 5000 or as much more as is necessary to complete the well be- ing drilled on the Rutherford place, providing stock was issued to him at the ratio of two for. one This would make him the majority stockholder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
LEGAL. NOTICES
ll,S. WARNING ORDER,

George w. Lindsay as Trustee and Charles H. Triplett, Plaintiffs, w. G. Key as Administrator of the Estate of Mitchell James. Deceas- cd. Mary James, Thomas Prince Anna May Ware and w. G. Key,
 Defendants In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 The Defendant, Thomas Prince, is warned 10 appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiffs. George w. Lindsay as Trustee and Charles H. Triplett. Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this Fist day of Janu- ary. A. D. 1916.
 tSeaD F. NJ. REEVES. -z1--3-l-o-lz~l9 Clerk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
New Orleans Cotton.

NNew Orleans, Jan. 2S.-A much JSMer Liverpool market than due md reports of poor spot demand
 &ere caused heavy selling at the E4ening Of the local market today |AH the first half hour of business fxices lost 9@12 points, but the mar
 It was steadied by realizing on the &hOrt side.
 N Profit taking by the bear element 3kcreased and caused reaction from &he decline. Toward noon the nest
 ctive months we're point over yes
 eljay's close.
 ; The market closed very steady at a 4et advance of 9@12 points. The Eanke: Is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-29
BURFORD BUYS RESIDENCE.
Acquires Old "'Iaggart Home" il
 West Second Avenue.

Daniel P. Burford yesterday pur- chased from the Merchants & Plan ters bank. the old ''raggart hame' in Ml-st Sec2nd avenue, paying $3100 for the property. The bank acquired the property from P. J. Shelby sev- efal days ago, the deed filed record ing a consideration of $350O. tMr. 6urford purchased as an investmenr, tho he is considering making some impr cvements- and making the place his home. 7f <
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WARNING ORDER.

, In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County. Arkansas.
 Ross A.. .Dano plaintiff, ys. Mabel Dano defendant.
 The defendant, Mabel 'fDano, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint O. plaintiff, Ross A. Dano.
 Given under my hand and the Seal Of said Court this 14th day of Janu- ary A. D. 1916. F. M. REEVES, Clerk
 7. Y s. F. VAULX, D. c. 1-15-22-29-2-5-12. E
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Closed
Liyerlse0l5 Cotton.

q Liverpool, Jan. S.-Spot cotton 1easisr;; good middling, S2Sd; middl- ing, 1884, low middling. 7.55d; sales :;5,O0O bales; for speculation And ex- port, 1000 bales; receipts, 29,30o
 hales.
 X sFutures quiet; January, 7.7jd:
 January February, 7.71d; February
 nfsach. 7.6Sd,., sMarch-April, 765d; 7.62d; May-Junes 7.59d; s.Jnne-July; JlAy-August, 7.51d; Au- 741d; September
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hTEXAS WONDER :,

eT%HE Texas Wonder csia kidney and.
 bladder troubles; dissoives gravels sSlares '. .. diabetes, weak ana la;lit hacks, rteiima. tisln:and all irrogulayities af tlGk ilnays and bladder in both men and women. lfnot sold cejpt of SI. Che small bottle is two months trcatmcnt and. seldom fails 70 perfect \ cure. Send for testimonials from this and other States Dr. E. W. Hall, 29yS Olive Street, S. Louis. Mo. Sold by druGgists.--Adv.