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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG

The two young girls powdered their and said
they must be going.
"See you again sometime" Bert smiled at them, and
he and Walt watched their departure with the air of
self satisfied men about town.
THE suggestion of the moving picture bore fruit in
Waits mind
That evening after supper he feigned headache,
and his early instead of making for the
Streets his real home. He stood in his doorway listen
ing slipped off his shoes, tiptoed to his fathers bed
ROOM and noiseessly got a revolver from the bureau
to his and waited at his window for midnight,
watching the thousands of theatergoers returning,
until the streets at last less quiet Then,
shoes in hand he slipped out of the front door, elCs
ing it gradually until the final inevitable click OF the
lock.
went down the stairs and out. He must have walked
twenty blocks up Lenoxave. before he finally turned
down side street and walked slowly past the houses
the south side, examining each one as he went by,
but keeping sharp lookout for cops He had no plan,
no particular "crb" that he had planned to Crack
the burglars of literature put it. We personally dis
avow any knowledge whatever of the expressions OF the
real flesh and blood craftsman used in abiding to his
little mergers.
Walt left it entirely to fate which house should have
the honor of being the OF his first effort IN high
class crime The feel of the gun under his hand in his
pocket gave him an excited sense of invincibility.
He suddenly came to vacant lot. This seemed pro-
pitious
Looking quickly up and down the quiet street to
make sure he unnoticed, he nimbly climbed from
an area railing the top of the fence and dropped
into a bunch of weeds and uncatalogued collection
of antique tin Then he made his way to the
hummocy ground scaled another fence into some
bodyS back yard then stood quietly up corner OF
the fence and waited to if anyone stirring.
There were lights to be in the house. and the
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But all eyes, including Powhatans, fixed
Granny, awaiting her pronouncement. She had risen,
and stood tall straight and commanding, curiousy dis
playing in her attitude her tncture of Indian blood
I'm goin to the kitchen to make sure there' be
dinner If they stop Pappy, you invite em to light
and turn plates with There's wuss things n ben'
embarrassed
Amid breathess hush old Petey, slowly but as
surely the sands of time drew nearer, abreast
the wagon gate churned his great hoos purpoeesy for
a moment,-so it seemed to the watchers,-and then
swung his Roman about like the PROV of boat.
Powhatan rose, buttoned his long tailed coat, and
calmly advanced to meet his visitors picturesque fig
in his SLOUGH hat and flowing hair He extended his
1ean snewy hand first to and then to the other Of
his old friends.
Light Folks, and tarry fer dinner One O. the boys
will bait your beast. Plenty of EN- sp'in today fer
somethn to do"
$50 see' answered Callie her mild gray eyes peering
through her steel trimmed spectacles. But we just
druv to bory Angelina apple butter kitte don't
know as we'd better stop, if you uns have doin's
"Tain't no proper doins, Calie' answered Pow
hatan bravely; otherwise, you and Enmett'd been
invited Truth is Steptoes expected home today, and
he's-mebbe you've heerd it-he's brngin wife along.
love to have YOU But if you don't keer to stay, l
reckon l know the reason why, and theren be no
offense."
81 spose we'd better stay, Mother" answered EN-
NETT, after pause. Bygones air bygones, Pow, with
and Callie. Sides we're too old to cherish feelns
agin a boy.
the veranda while wlowy girl dived into the front
door and flew to the kitchen with the exciting news
Axiom bestowed sardonc grin on his brother
"ThS'n damp Step mite, eh!
"If he's dampable,' observed Alto doubtfuly.
A MOTHER hour passed. The men, most of whom
had breakfasted at daylight getting restless
under the appetizng vapors that occasionally tcled
their nostrils from the of the house. Then thing
happened that banished hunger Poythress the Silent,
who had sat in the shade of tulip tree for three hours
with other companion than the spyglass with which
he had been scanning distant bit of the road suddenly
lowered the instrument.
he a111ctr in
the Saddleback! In a two-seated carriage! And Fabe
Shrimp is a drvin' 'em!"
That Poythress should shout startling thing
Continued page IS
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hyer monkey pitchers, std of settn EN- on the man
tel complained Alto. "Hes certainly failin''
The monkey pitchers were three photos OF Step,
toe taken after that young man had hrst spped
the heady wine of his life One showed him with
broad brmmed straw sailor hat and cigarette be-
tween his lips Another full length, was obviously de-
signed display suit of clothes that might have been
patterned after a horse blanket. The third-nlost
fetching of a-exhibited him with cane, bouton-
Mere low shoes, and striped socks one glance at which
was enough to make Axiom hot behind his whislers.
fourth picture occupied the other end OF the mantel-
piece. 1t represented the young who by this time
doubtless Mrs. Steptoe Pentecost. The two noun
tain gazed unreentingly at her picture hat and
arch face, framed in of fluffy hair. The hat was
a creation such inhabitan of Big Rainy had ever
imagined, and many drab mountain woman, when I'M
observed had gazed at this girl as partridge might
gaze at peacock.
Looks like she'd be real handy at maxim butter
and sich!" observed Alto scathingy.
Axom's eyes smodered. This slip of girl had set
the whole female side of the Pentecost tribe to diving
into seldom opened chests for bombaznes and silks OF
ancient cut ribbons, and baubles for hair neck and
wrist. And she had equally demoralized the men.
They might dub her slip calico and all that; but
Axiom had noticed that all their coats however wrined
and skimped in sleeve TAIL were black-and black
was the mountains chosen color for funeral festival
Moreover he felt that his brother CowdryS suit
had been bought for the occasion, though Cowdry
stoutly swore that such was not the case
At the other end of the half dozen young
encrcled Axiom S wife, ostensbly learning new
crochet STITCH but as he stood immersed in gloomy
Elections be OWNED the real attraction from his w1fes
"Nachally Girls, she's diff rent from u.s. You got to
remember that Her way amt ourn, our'n hers.
Now, don't reckon her and Step will tarry long.
reckon after one good glimpse of u.s. she'll be ready to
dig But lot kin happen in short time when fire and
powder git together. Nothn' must happen though.
Treat her like you would anyone else. Dom stare at
on Same time, don't act like bound-boy at hussin'
bee. Be nachal as say. Don't show your ignorance
if you kin help it. If she speaks of somethn you never
heerd of befo and she likely will just sort O. smile and
nod your head and change the subjectthough not too
Soon"
ITO escape this depressing talk Axiom took advantage
of commoton on the veranda to step to the door.
The general neck twisting guided his eyes down the
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road to dusty buggy and white horse. He at once
recognized Emmett Birdsongs snail paced old Petey,
with his cheesebox hoofs and shaggy fetlocks. Had
there been any doubt, Callopes black and orange bon
net would have removed it.
"Of course they're comm here said Granny Pente-
cost, sharply cutting off the chorus of speculaons.
"Where else would they be goin, this side of the Big
Road?"
"Popsy don't you dare ask EN- to stay fer dinner'
admonished Arthula Arrowsnith. at would be tur
rble embarrassin' for everybody"
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ERHAPS Walt Monahan would

~ ERHAPS Walt Monahan would have got
~ on better outside of New York. Ger
@@R tainy his fifteen years in Harlem
NN4ETN streets had made nothing out of him
INZxN that his father could point to with
= ! !; ; !"
INSY6ZH pride. Lombroso would have shrugged
UO2C&N cynically at Walt S ears. They looked
STI0SNW1 very like two "egg crackers"-if you
MtSBgM know what they But old LON
Wl9S|W didn't know it all, and we don't be-
WGW lieve Walt all to the bad. We
wv will positively state, nevertheless
~ OI0 a. that he not the remotest
w - nection of Little Lord Fauntleroys
At the tender though tough age of
0IS seven he and his twin brother Willie
who subsequently snuffed out of
Harlem and life such we know it by tougher auto
mobile, captured by the Trenton New Jersey
police They armed to the gums, might almost
say they then at the age when the first set OF
teeth giving up their seats to mature array
Their provisions when they captured had been
reduced to three sultana biscuits between them Their
bowie knives taken from them, they shipped back
haps it would have been better to have allowed them
to 60 out West and STAY Comanches- never knows
Walt could never be kept at school-the school
couldn't stand it. So he had roamed the streets and
sporadically accepted employment for week at
tme but the lure of the streets stronger than the
predigested environment advised by his ather-by all
fathers in fact, to all sons.
Walt and his pal Bert pronounced Boit) Steger had
been strollng along 125thst with two young girls of
about their age The four were laughing and chat
ting gay and informally if the acquaintance
OF long standing
Walt threw away the stub of cigarette. @Come on,
Girls let's 60 the movn pitchers The old man has
one of them joints along here
The two ggging girls looked at each other in doubt,
and the fluffy haired one said:
ave dassent We gotter be home by half past five"
4Ah, Gee! it amt five yet. Come on!' laughed Bert,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE


Memphis, July Memphis won
It's third straight game from Atlanta
here today and Is scheduled for an
other struggle on the home grounds
tomorrow. A batting rally in the fifth
brought Memphis three runs and a
hong lead. A twolbagger by Courtney
was largely responsible for one OF
them. Atlanta's two runs in the sixth
were due to Finlaysons weakening.
Dickson was put in the box in the
seventh and held the visitors to hits
of the bunt variety.
Atlanta ...... 1000 O02 O00--2 10 /
Memphis -. 1000 1870 10x--5 6 3
Miller and Wells; Finlayson, Dick
son and Adams.
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lSorreIls Drug CO.
The Parlor Drug Store.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,
II. s. Land Office at Camden, Ar
kansas, June IL. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Afonzo
p. Ellison, of Jessieyille, Ark. who
on April "a. 1906, made Homestead
Entry (Serial No. 02726). No. 2y743,
for S liz Sc Ia, Sc 1-s SW IA
Sec. 4 and NE IA NV Ia, Section
8, Township S, Range 10 w, 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF
Intention to make Final five year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described before u. s. Com
missioner, al Hot Springs, Ark, on
The gath day o. jolly, 1911.
Claimant names for witnesses:
Fred NJ. Coleman, Of Mt. Valley,
Ank.; Abram l.. Norviel, OF Mt. VAL
leg, Ark Dayia y. Short, Of Mt.
yallay. Ark; T. l.. Compton. Of
Iessieville. Arb.
II G.. FRIEDTEIM. Register.
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COMMISSIONING SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. Tha,
In pursuance OF the authority and direc-
tons contained in the decretal order
of the Chancery Court Of Garland coun-
~, made and entered ON the f4th day OF
June, A. d.. 1911, In a certain cause 1No
1900 then pending therein between
Sarah d. CARNEY and others. compain-
ants, and Neal Irwin. Frank Irwin
Henry A. Tyler. Nerva M Ayler. John
G. Tyler and Annie j. Tyler, defendants
the Undersigned, as Commissioner OF
said Court. viii offer FOR sale at ptiss-
lie vendue to the highest bidder, at the
front door or entrance OF the County
Courthouse. in which said Court Is held
In the County of Garland, within the
hours prescribed by law for judicial
sales, on Friday the 2lst day of July A
D., 1911, the following described real
estate. to-wit: The West Half OF the
Township Three ,S) south. Range Nine.
teen CID west containing eighty CSC
acres; the south half OF Lot Ten fl0)
Block seventy-two t72),. In the City OF
Hot Springs; as plated and surveyed
by the U. s. Hot Springs Commission
also a lot or parcel of land described
as follows, Viz: Commence on the west
side OF Benton Street. in the City o.
Hot Springs, s5 feet east OF the south
west corner OF Lot number four az. b
Block number eighty-one (S1). In said
city of Hot Springs run thence east
ward fifty (50) feet to the Southtas,
corner: thence northerly on line divid-
ing lots and 3 and lots and 2, one
hundred and forty-eight t14s) feet
thence west along the north line of said
lot -four "a. fifty f50) feeti
thence southwark to the place OF begin
ming, being part of lot four f4). bloch
eight-on tSD. OF the Hot SPRINGS Res
efvation as surveyed and plated by IN,
u. s. Hot Springs Commission. all stu.
ated In Garland County. Arkansas.
TERMS OF SALE: On a credit o.
three months. the purchaser being re
auired to execute a bond as required b.
law and the order and decree of SAID
Court In said cause. with approved sc
curity, bearing interest at the rate o.
six per cent Ner annnm from date III
sale until paid and lien being retained
on the premises sold to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money.
Given under my hand this 30th day OF
June. A. D.. 1911.
II. A. WHITTINGTON.
Commissioner in Chancery
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Beat the Leaders.

New Orleans, Jluy Birmingham
'woi pitchers battle between Max
well and yeasey this AFTERNOON. Both
pitched great ball and it was not un-
I'll the ninth inning that the visitors
scored the to victory. veasey
struck out nine men and was invinci-
!ble during the first six innings. The
visitors runs were made on two-bag-
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Brooklyn Defeated t.

Philadelphia, July 1.-Philade! phia
defeated Brooklyn in eleven innings
today, 5 to Z. After Erwin and
Rucker made home runs in the
eleventh inning, the home team
pounded out three runs oil Dooin's
triple, Paskert's single and Mobiles
home run.
Brooklyn :. ..GO2 O02 100 OF 10 l
Philadelphia .O01 01O 300 OBS ~ |
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The siee tax tax book Ter The collection Of
the special assessment upon the zeal
property in Improvement District No.
s3 for the purpose of constructing
storm drainage, grading and paving
Park avenue, has been placed in my
hands. All owners OF real property
lying in the district are required to
pay their assessments to me within
thirty days from this date.
II such payment is not made, action
will be commenced at the end Of that
time for the collection OF said assess
ment and for legal penalties and costs.
Given un.ier my hand this 9th day
Of June. A. D., 1911.
S. w. C. SMITH.
s-10-30t. Collector.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston 2; Fort Worth 6.
Austin 8; Oklahoma City s..
Galveston IL; Waco 0.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Hattieshurg 3; Yazoo City 0.
Greenwood 8; Jackson |.
Meridian 0; Vicksburg 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia 8; Augusta 2.
Charleston B. savannah 6 tfirst
game).
CharIeson 0; Savannah (seeond
game called.
Macon s; Jacksonville !
Albany g. Columbus Z.
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Montgomery Wins TWO

Mobile, July j Montgomery won
both games OF the double header here
today, SCATTERING Mobiles idol, Burle-
son, in the first and winning to /,
while Thomas pitched the hit, no.
run game of the year in the second
Montgomery winning. 6 TO 0.
-Four big league scouts We're in Mo-
bile to watch Bureson perform.
Daley hit a home-run over the right
field fence with the bases full In the
seventh inning OF the FIRST game.
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>s>n~n>s%s>H.>n%a>H<s~

gers by Mcbride and Mc6-.rray and
sacrifice fly by Elliott.
Birmingham :. 200 600 1912 0
New Orleans :. 200 100 0001
Maxwell and Elliott; veasey and
lAngemier
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WARNING ORDER

IN THE GARLAND CHANGER,
COURT
e. Burgaur. Plaintiff
Against
j. T. Gallager. ct al, Defendants.
The Defen ants, J. 4. Gallager and
Christina Gallager are warned to ap.
pear in this Court within thirty days
and answer the complaint OF the
Plaintiff, E. Brrganer..
This May 29th. 1911
H. A. WILMINGTON, CLERK.
BY A. @. sULLENBERGEls, ID. q.
Chas. @. Sparks. ESQ. Atty. ad Item
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Larry Back in Game

Cleveland, July l.--LaJoie today
made his first appearance in the game
for Cleveland since May %. He
batted for Graney in the eighth when
the score stood 10 with the bases
full and two out. He hit for two
Dagger and Cleveland won to 2.
Cleveland 49,. !. .o10 900 04x--5 !
Chicago ...... :. .O1O 600 0lo-2 l
Gregg and Smith; Baker and
Payne.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants clineh Lead.

New York, June 1--Half of the
Ihits made by the locals off Pitchers
Mattern and Griffin today Were OF the
extra base variety and New York had
little difficulty in beating Boston, 8
Ito {. Deyore, with double and two
home runs. set the pace in the attack
lon the Boston pitchers.
Boston ...... ..001 900 000--1 ~ A
New York .30l POI 02x--9 IA /
Mattern, Griffin and king: Mar
Iqnard and Wilson and Myers.
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Property for Sale
A few "pick-ups" while they last.
The Ramey Dairy Farm, on White
Sulphur road, at $4,000.
Eight-room residence with bath,
large screened summer kitchen, large
barn .Oaklawn, near car line. $4,000
A fine 200-acre river farm near
Gibbons bridge, eight miles ont,
$6,5Oo.
Two nice lots, near Ostrich farm,
for $500.
Eighty acres milestone land, $1,000.
Five-room cottage home, 100 feet
from car line. $500.
Well improved small farm, four
miles north, $4,000.
Snug little place for truck and
chickens, four blocks from Central
avenue, $4,000.
Swell 16-Ioom modern hotel,
s11. 900.
4-room home four blocks from
car line. white or colored, $3.50.
5000 acres for colonization, at IS. SO.
1870 It, front and good 4-room house.
$500.
40 acres rough land, good for goats,
$500.
Groom home for colored, $3.50.
17,712 acres fine agricultural plains
land at $40.
Nice lot on car line, $3.50.
150x142, Groom house and large
barn, $500.
Small 5-room home for colored. $3.50
Two dandy lots. each 75x150, for
$500.
Good Central avenue lot, $1,000.
Two cottages near Park Hotel, fol
s2.75O.
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Reaches In
stantly Killed

A concestrated dead-shot against
reaches can be had in Worre'l's Ex-
terminator--the worlds greatest
Roach, Insect and Germ Destroyer
every state and county hospital uses
it, state asylum, blind school, city OF
Hot Springs and the county Of Gar
land. all the big hotels. Tie greatest
one known; 1t kills them or any other
insect like fieas, bed bugs, chicken
mites or moths.
START RIGHT NoWi
Telephone your order nav to No.
81 and clean up for AL time--tlont
let them multiply The exterminar
tor viii not soil your carpet or walls
We supply you now In the concen
trated form ami Il don't fail.
Telephone No. 81 and we viii de-
liver at your door without extra
lcharge.
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Collins disloeated his left arm at the
elbow and will be out of the game at
the least week. Murphy was badly
shaken up.
Washington -. 02l 2Q2 0l0-- IL
philadelphia ..0l0 SOB 1913 IA I
Johnson aid Henry; coombs, Ben
der and Lapp.
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PhiIIies Win Easily.

Washington. July 1.-PhIIadelphia
out batted Washington today and won
a loosely played game. 13 to 8. COL
Inns and Murphy collidcd in trying for
a short fly and both had to retire.
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Chance Out of Game.

Cincinnati, July because of
|Chance's illness, Hoffman was re-
turned to first base for Chicago and
Goode to center field.
Chicago -. .010 100 010--3 IL 2
Cincinnati =. 1000 600 O00--O 4
Mcintyre and Graham; Gaspar,
Suggs and Mclean.
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Now Is the time to get rid Of your rheu
natism. You will find chamberlain's Lin
Iment wonderfully effective. enc app.
cation will convince you Of its merits
Try It. For sale by all dealers.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

The public is hereby notified that
the office of the Assessor of Garland
county will be open at the court
house from this date until July 10th.
for the voluntary assessment of all
property within the county.
Tt lE GILLIAN. Assessor
6-22- If
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Fer full particulars see
w. t. Hawkins,
62915 Central avenue.

BARNFIART-The old reliable for fur
niture repairing, upholstering; all kinds
OF cabinet ana carpenter WORK. 1T Gull
pha Street Phone S6s. 11-2s-tf
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Chattanooga Wins Two !.

Chattanooga, July 1.-Chattanooga
won two games from Nashville today
the scores heing 3 to and 3 10 ! !
Errors figured in all OF the runs In the
first. the winning runs beng scored
on scratch hit by Mil, passed bal
and two long flies to the outfeld.
Anderson got away badly in the
second, while Coyaleski twirled good
ball.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATl9R

Columbus 3; Milwaukee Y.
Toledo A; Minneapolis z
Indianapolis 5; Kansas city IL.
Louisville 4; st. Paul 5; 10 in
nings.
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Pirates Are powned.

st. Louis. July In fiercely
contested game st. Louis won from
Pittsburg today, to 2. McKechnie
and Miller We're put out of the game
Tor protesting decisions and Manager
Clarke was ordered off the field for
soiling ball and causing his players
4,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Beats Boston .

Boston, July six runs In the
third inning when Collins, the local
pitcher, was retired Won for New
York from Boston today, to 2.
f'ord's pitching was the feature.
Boston ....... .Ol0 00i 000-2 5 3
New York .... .9es Gee zoe g 8 L.
Collins. Williams, Moser, Nagle aud
Nunamaker; Ford and Sweeney.
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Detroit Easy Victor.

Detroit, July / .--Willet allowed st.
Louis four scattered hit singles today
and Detroit won, s to 0. Willet also
proved the offensive star of his team,
getting two triples and scoring three
runs. Hamilton pitched good ball Tor
five innings, then Detroit knocked
him out of the box.
st. Louis ..... 900 900 O00-0 4 Q
Detroit 49,. Dol 00S 40x--S 10 /
Hamilton, Mitchell and stephens;
Willett and Stanage.
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I've hoed my row.
An chncked the hoe.
III goin' to see Guy Eickhon's show
6-29-4t
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Good Central avenue lot. $1,000.

Two cottages near Park Hotel, for
s2,750.
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N. e. ARKANSAS LEAGUE.

Paragould 6; Blytheville 3.
Helena 4 Jonesboro 3.
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40 acres rough land, good for goats,
5000.
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Snug little place for truck and
chickens, four blocks from Central
avenue, $4,000.
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1870 1T. front and good 4-room house.
$500.
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4-room home four blocks from
car line. white or colored, $3.50.
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Well improved small farm, four
miles north. $4,000.