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glp,s. cs.+cn closed steady at a net da
 Oo''o 5O6 noints. The range.
Nnu York zOttSN

you york, March 1.-The cotton
 ,.rtet mSp was unsettled carly tod2y r'th A the talk around the floor in,!:-
 ,.ng m considerable uncertainty a3 to sa s Effect of the expected British k1ockade U, announcement Gil cotton fs;rments. For some time past, si~,f- frar the tendency has been to oven
 a commitments in anticipation cf ny Fnsh development, and todag's tsrv trading was comGarativeiJ fuief f with fluctuations marrow. The fnening was steady at an advance q nopfs to a decline Of i point and tcive months ruled about point Hr (wo ever Saturdays closing figoras Eurng the early session.
 The first version of the Ber.i@ k1ocgade announcement to reach tao Eotton Exchange indicated that al fmbargo would be placed onlg e3 [5inments Of focdstufi3 to Germany bnd prices rallied, with active moAtd5. Eeling 7@9 points net higher on CO., krng Of shorts.
 Later reports, however, stated that line embargo would bc placed cn aIl Commodities and 2 steady sharp 1reax followed around o'clock with aet:.va months selling 9G91t p9!1eG pet under active liquidation.
 Iiyarrocl became 3 seller ne1 shorty after ;ne opening, p9c@aH&9- E on fresh straddle, account. asl1 prices easod off to 8 net less Of t64 points during the middle of the morning. There WAS some scattering liquidatcn on this decline, but offs"- ings became less active at ti4o close ef the English market and prices here steadied up to about Saturday $ closing figures on covering and the c0ntinu3o heavy exports.
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ROAD FAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the road taxes for Road Improvement District No. of Jefferson county. Arkansas, will be due on January 6. next, and if same are not paid within sixty days thereafter penalty of % per cent attaches by.operation Of law for said delinquency. All lands with in said Road Improvement District arc liable to such tax and owners will please take notice hereof and avoid penalty and costs.
 R. H. WILLIAMS. Collector Jan. 1, 1915. 2-1S-1m
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SEHSATIONAL. iS
 PLUNGE IF WHEAT.
Prices Dro.o 5 Gents oll Re port of Forcing Of t5l.la'
 A.)ardaneils8 l3~ Allies.

Chicago. NhrCh 7,-#daaf nllzrs made ] aansat.onal downward 5lun~a today as 3 rcsult of nows that i5 miles of the Oardanellcs had already been forced and that apparently ta release Of vast stores ef Rnsslan grain was only d question of a..gh9r, time, possibly net mora than larf- night. No attention was given 10 t,.s fact that tha Liverpool market show ed an advance instead of decline Tine rush 10 sell here was such taa1 in some C7ses a 53ae 1reag .ecE place the moment trading bceal. Opening quotations as 3 whole varied from 21a@53a undar Saturday nlsnt with the market steadying 2fterwal>i about lie lower tisaH Saturdaj 5 final figures.
 Corn went sharply lower, affected by the weakness Of wheat. Seli < however, was noI Of unusual volume. The marks, which opened i-40 - lower suffered material further set back and then made a good rally.
 Action in jne oats market paraj- leIed that in corn. Important sIp- pcrs develcDcd after prices hal sagged something more than 1c.
 Provisions tumbled with grain. For the time being, higher prices for hcgs geemed to cut no figure.
 The leading features ranged as @cl-
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T FOX tne Advice.

The head of q large business housf bought a number Of thosa Do it now signs agd iluug them up around his of Zee. They were effective beyond cx aectation, and yet 1t can hardly he said that they worked well. When alter the first few t5ays. the bushes man counted ID tGa results, he foun, that the cashier had A&ippgG off N-lti s25.oGo, the head, booSlgeepNl haa s.oped with tho typist, three clatEy aad asked for 8 raise in salary, anc .ae office ooy had set out te 3aoon. 2 higAWay12au.
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R.AElIs NEWS, W {, NtsTg1SS4.

Faith, March 1.--Ars. and Mrs. Iim Greanlee and aon Elton of Piuo Bluff arc spenains a few days with Mrs. Greenlee.
 2. II. Taylor vas a visitor in the city Saturday.
 -Hcs T. j. Gady and family from Fine Bluff are visiting Mrs. Charley GadE,,
 Mss Ruby Griffin Of Roan has re Jar1ed aftcr sCcD6.D@ 9 few days with aor sistc13 Ms. G&dE.
 Mrs. s. ). Herr made q bvGtness trip to Fine Bluff Thursday
 Mrs. Fannie Hart returned hcne Saturday after spending 2 few days ia Pine Bluff
 Mrs. Hattie stral}u Of Pine Bluff is Nia ti1s her mothae, Mra. toae5,
 II. Herr is CT the sick ust.
 Miss Matte 2l05ely visited Miss N2liio Deal q Ea3ron, Saturday and Sunday
 Leroy GufaeEaar, II. NJ. Dial, ". :. ReIl and ]. 5E. Greaalee made trip io the city Sunday.
 Sulphur Springs school enjoyed m outing Friday, spending the day tt Faith, where they were joined in the afternoon by the Faith school GeTa~- al games including basketball and baseball, were played.
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Iirnrno0l &tNc1.s n9 EnOd.

Liverpool, March 1.-Followiog ore the stocks of fcod in LiYerpoG! Wheat, 1,5TS,00o centals; corn, 7t3. eco contals; bacon, 22,300 boxes; hams, 10000 boxes; shoulders, 5,4H1 boxes; butter, 2,40o cent2ls; ch "@e 27, loo centals.
 Recent advices from Liverpool est mated the food stored there as enough to feed the country for a yaa! even should the German .submarlae blockade shut eff Great Britian frot outside supplies.
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Aansas liHu g.iKa StAch.

Kansas City, March t,-Ho&8-lzs- .ceiDti 5000; higher; bulk of saias, $6G006.70; neavi,s, $G.60Q16.I6; lights, $6.6306.75; pigs, $6.Z506.bo.
 Cattle-Rcceipts, HOOD; steady to lower; prime fed steers, $S,0oQ 8,63; dressed beef steers, S6.750 l.72; southern steers, $6.50@7.25; cows. $4.21G0G.7.: h2ifers, S6.000 7.I7; atoclers, S6.0009780.
 eheep-Rcceints. 1i0e9: steady to lower; lambs, &&.50(D3.30; yoarliags, $72a6l S .; wetheIs. g6.30@ l.o3' ewes. S6.250 1.Q0.
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Il77ON PRICES LOV, UNSETTLED
l., targo by British on Ship .ns,,Es yd to 1.'autonic Allies Causes Selling.

. orleans, March 1.-Coiton Iost
 N& oints in tho first half hour of |gi pee po.D today on moderate selling, lasine.s+ao .s+od bv delivery on contracts Llllui"th inc new Federal law. The Eader .one S,as however, was steady. '7q'l gn tbe he afternoon conflicting reports
 III 1ino tio the attitude Of the all;1s paa |fsala aIa;ns cotton first put prices [, ss. adyance of 406 points and then ne' not ' decline of 509 points.
 b dl+' n. rrices SM5 points down fHe
 Nnn ,at nc, an increased inquiry 91pi la. 's'rss s,' quickly recovered, in the ,l'df9 .ading ' up to neon the most act'|9 Fau.Ss ltss went ye point oyer satturda t.s lg5st cstton closed steady at a net ds-
 oo' -GNe nGi77tS The range
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 s48 PINE SvE&&E 9U0eH as5 G05 West narraque, : rooms, modern, close in #a0.d0 l!Z0 Daat Sixth; I rooms. hlI, efg
 water, elosa lu sehgol and churches 5I4.05 1oo4 East Second, rooms. sas, { lights ==z--.---= -&I2.54 5@l1 Cherry, ] rooms $i2.o0 i0@6 East second, , rooms, gas and bath --=--z-.=. =.=--==--=..-=. I5.03 152l Beech, ! rooms, modern, large lot; out houses ----------- $i5.00 j8 th aud Walnut, ) rooms, modarn, 1-4 block; good ouf building, $40o3 1l12 W 6th; six rooms anu nall; mod ern; large loJ J--------------=$25.U9 1lI4 w. BarraQue; rooms, hall
 newly oVerAauled, modern -$2o,Q0 1909 l. Gth; rooms; city wa
 ter < - -.------------.------.---$l9.00 New S-room bungalow house, between
 Pullen and Barraquc on Idaho street - ----=----,----------=-- DO 20S Cherry, 1 rooms, modern banga- low i 22nd and Main, rocu5. good sig Main, i rooms, city W,ter, close i'll I9.O0 81G Main, 4 rooms, city water ..$t0.00 ll02 W. Sth, rooms, molerH.- -$25.00 l lG0S " 3rd, 1 rooms, modern, brand new ..-- 60 9i0 l.. 2nd rooms, newly papoIed, city water, paved streets...-.-$l $l0.06 1 705 Main, rooms, modern, close to aUsiDoss section .-.............s..--,.--$25.0 5.00 la16 ". Barraque St.. rooms, modem except Sas; good repair -.-....-...$20.0 .00 1 1204 L. Gth, , rooms, taodern"$20 z59J ". 1Ith, ) rooms, we'll, outbuid-
 ing, tHo io9s 5000 18th and Chestnut, , rooms, lights, water and gas, blocks from
 Main street car line .......-,.-..-.. $1500 22nd and Alabama, 3 rooms, good
 well %t oV 121 Georgia, rooms, city water,
 close to business section....--..$l $l2.s 0 l419 E. 5th. , room bungalow, noNsy
 papered l2 "d 602 N. Pullen, } rooms, bath $15 % ll02 Beach, rooEls; modern in ev- cry respect; vacant Jan. 6; close to schools $2O.O
 FOR laAII..N3
 Beautiful home on w. 5th strictly modern; plastered; sell at bargain
 Seyen-room house on West 9th; modern.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

A rain in the side or back that catches you when you straighten up calls fer rubbing application oI BALT.ARD'S SNOW LINiME'Ni'. It relaxes the contracted nssclas and permits ordinary bodily E,c1'oa with out suffering CT inconveaieaea. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. sold by W. L. DeWcody q co.
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New Orleans Shot Cotton.

New Orleans, March 1.-Spot cot Fon steady and unchanged; sales, on the spot l,273 bales, to arrive 99o
 bales; good ordinary, 5.87c; stri';t
 good ordinary, 6.43c; low middlinG, E3Sc; mt1dling. 775c: strict midd1lns Sc; good middling, S.44c; strict good middlng, 9.S1c receipts, 31,601 balr@:; stock 415,503 bales.
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THEY NNNil IFS SAFE.

Parents who know from experience insist upon Foloy's Honey and Tar Compound when buying 8 medicine for coughs, colds, cror2 and l. g9iDe. c. T. Lunceford, Washington, Ga, writes: T have used it fer sjx years and t never has failed. thin3- it is the best remedy made for coughs and colds" Mann Pharm macy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

Ivy, T. Azbeil, ex-posjmaGl2r of Edwardsport, ind, writes: T suffer- Cd from severe trouble with my kid . neys' and back. First bottle Of Foley Kidney Pills gave me relief.' Thous- ands testify tiat t2ckache, rheuma- tism, sore muscles, aching joints and bladder Weakaoss vanished when Foley Kidney Fills were taken. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

.7-
 1t all Hes in the care sac tostJw+ upon hersaif ana in ke pms t cay those dreaded ills peculiar ,o bel
 H fhe lashis& ese hc# elastic step and fno clear eomp Aloa HaF 4l1om;auy organic trcu5l2s. faa aia- rcss2d sxprg ssiaa. lasaituac hes,. atbes aud Weutal dsnr aa au ar9 oa'N the tll-tale symTCme Women Ss troubled should ,ln f~l3 F. fi1.. haU'H fese5aoie ear aH1d. 9a2l s5M- pll remedy made ftuH roois g., aceBs, and -os.ofe th + fs al=a-t t9 ! normal condition,
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Ho9ES F1f72 F.

0n March lo. 1915, We, the conn ia- fstcucTs Of Paving District No. 9, will receive sealed bids foa, seven no5es 9t the District of $la92 each, payable oHo year after date, and seven notes of g. zee each payabia 5Wp years after date. with interest " rite If 6 per ceat. All bias sh5nla be addrasse l 10 2. c. Alexander, care Merchants X Planters Bank
 This DigtriGt cortp'isas Na:n Ssreet frau Barrauue to Thtd, and Seeoad Avenue cad lBarraqHe Street from Main tc Chestnut, tba business part Of Pne Bluff.
 s. c. ALEXANDER,
 ". V. TRUt0GE, S-2~2t " e HUE5ON.
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atinu8d heavy exports.
s,;yarn009 Cotton.

Liverpool, March 1.-Spot cotton steady; good middline, 5,27d; mid i- ing, 495d; low middlilg 4.56d; s3leS, 1000 bales; speculation and export, LOGO bales; receipts, 1,159 bales.
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why corn-millions have gone wild ever GETS IT,'-nothIng like it ever known. Some folks, to this day, butter around with bandaGes, sticky tape, thick pla5ters, corn pulling" salves, gouge coGns out with knives, snip them with scissors, make them bleed and then howl because they can't get rid of sore corns. Use "GETS-IT.2 There's nothing to do bat apply 3 drops. The work is done, e FITS 1T" does the rest. No pain, no fussing, no changing shoes, no limping. It never fails. Try it tonight for any corn, cailus, wart or bunion. Be sure that you get "GETS-IT'' and nothing else.
 ''GETS-IT'' is sold by druggists overy- Lawrence 6 Co.,, Chicago.
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--evs& taioE4e.. Y :a t5augeyuus. IT.
 Li'.,er-Iax, that vegatasfl,. flyer syrnp saaraaseed io nro.iace even hctser rt. suiss thaE calomal. sS is absolutely
 AfmIess and pleasant tu tGse. AnF ead can fake it wissa safety. ss5.
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T,OuiS Grain.

SJ. Louis, March Wboat-No , red. 31.41@1.A8; No. 3 hard, $1.59<5 153
 corn-No. ? 70}ae No. whi32. Tic.
 Oats-No. 2. 56a; No , white. net quoted.
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Take IEREINE fer 31lie53don. lt relieN the pain .s 2 few minutes and t~teea tbe tarnseto1 mg .ar &slici} cans the gy i0to jnE bowels where it is ozaclte3. ffiee See. Se-a ly N. l.. aAae,lS (. 70.
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WANTED TWO ROOMS FURNISH ed for light housekeeping. Must he modern. Apply after G D. Ill. today Cthursdayj room 405 Pine hotel
 2-2J.1t
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We also give complete s2fIssfGrt4n ,n the launuerlng of the household WaEh. Why not nena ls the heavy pieces bleCloth9, bed spreads, sneets. pillow cases, curtains, to~- eis 9uDAlns, etc. And hu make tpe { HaufuE i3EHtes and eas'er hfnerlcau -ixceipt.J. }-it1f6t
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WANYFD-F0.il4ON Al

POSITION AS CIEI;f>, DuoAkc2pcr, collector, soliei,cf, CT any apHesy Wor{ by man of eXpe- rience a.ri capaDIlay. Gan GiT2 satisfaction. All want is tnc op- pUrtnuy In or out of Pi2e blali. Address "Norh,' eaia Grapalc.
 2z255tf
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A%ae3sf. G0ti4-E H!I'fJGT ehaGreA want room aud beard u
 private fanHlA. llos2 iu. Addre.s A. B.. catc Sra 4atc. o-4-s-
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FO!> RENT-TW0 NICELY FUR nish2d rooms for light nousekoep- ing, with ali modern cUnVaniences. Also one s.nsle bed room. Call
 phone 11o0 or apply C06 W. End ave. 2-17-6t
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FOR RNNT-FIVE ROOMS CON- prisins lower fIeor of residence, corner 18th and Poplar streets One block from car line. All mod erA conveniences. Gail 1891.
 2-17-6t
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LEATHER BILL fold containing about $20 in bills
 and Bell Telephone Go. check for $13.70. Reward for return to J. S..
 Currie, phone 32 or 7S3. 2-21-6t
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FOR RENT TWO ROOMS FUR nlahcd lor light houaeGeapilg
 South and SOu,A-&st rooms. Mod ern coHVaniece8, tao blocks from 6th and Main; sood 15. 5dD0rn0oa; no cnlldron II house. Also d sat and airy front room for rent. 1.eIe
 phone 1880. 220-6t
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W.lNTGr-BO6Ilp AND ROOM %GT to exceed $2O per month. Pay every tWo W eks. Muat be close 70 shops on second or Taird avenue. j. (. Morris, r. .. B1N ll9, city
 2-23-5t.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT usekceping; Z or nice, large
 south rooms; private entrance; all modern conyeniences; two blocks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

LOANS W&NrhD-!F YOU WANT TO
 borrow money, buy or sell proper
 ty, see or phone Hollis Real Estate Go, l23 12 West 2nd Ave. Phones Nos. , and 1I2. U
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GoFis- Mad7 Use
 ''GETS-ET,'' lfs Sure
Makes Corns Vanish Like Maeio !

A hard cap of skin makes up every corn. When you put drops of "GETS~ II on it, it shrlvoiS up and comes riEht o1I-anu heres your c0rn-gouo by thln- deri Simple as taking off your hatl That's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

Southern railroads report the pas Seng2r movement to Florida the htaNCat ih years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02
! NGM York SN0t lOsI0n.

New York, March i.-Spot cottc2 |quldt; uplands, S.2oc; sales, 5c0
 [baes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

LADIES TO SEW AT HOME. Al&. CT spare ti3Ue; good pay. Hoth sent prepaid, send s'&Hp Tor IT.
 rl4. lyauhuc Mfg. Cp., f,t. Louis, Mo. 2-43-Gt
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FOR SALE - NEW COTTAGE, p,astered and strictly modern, with good barn. Situated nea l: Lakeside church and near car line. Terms can be had. If you want a
 modern home at bargain see or
 phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, No. 123 1-2 West Second ave-, phones. Nos. and liz. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

WANTED REPAIR WORK OF ANY kind. Also screen Wo.n and saw fhins. 1 would like to exchange house building for good automo- b.le. Phone I3Gl. Roy StraberiaBe.
 If
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lows.
fl. .saais pr0luce

St. Louis, March 1.--PouItry = Springs, 17c turkeys, lie; ducks 1le; geese. Sc.
 Hut5er-Creamery. soc.
 EegS-1S Sic.
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FOR RENT -FCE&}aHED ROOMS for t.@a hoJsekealas every con- tcnicucc. o25 Pine St. Phone i493
 -zI-6t
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desire to announce that have ro-anjared the Staple and Fancy 0rocalica at the corner Of Main Street aaa M"rlin AvaaUa, where | &gi bo sia.a to serve HE old trade and sla nu5iie ia general,
 9-oQ will receive 55a same eNeol- loat service aS= AeEataiare rendered.. Tlonhona connection.
 ; '. X l. <,
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FOR RHHT--FGhN!5iIHD FRONT room, with or without beard. Ap- ply yIS West 5jh of 'Bhohe G56.
 2Z1-5t
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FOR SAEE-FINEsI FOUNTAIN fN Conway, Ark., l2 iaot marble .couA- ter; used one season; cost $i2Q0; will taHo Aalt; aR.p. Address !.
 Nj. Al!oEd, CGDWay, Ark. z-2@-at
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STOLEN TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS reward and no qusstiozls asked. wtli be paid l5r the retarl oi Un- derwcod typewriter No. 559277. Taken from room 6Zl Citizen3' Bank building on Jan. l. Address
 r. 0. BOX 1G3, or cali at 6-1 Cisi- zens' Bank building 2-23-6t
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FOR RENT Tfe1E NICELY FUR n5A i rroma tur IjsH hBJse11eR-
 ln&. H5&Al doNa tg&n has aII
 modern cony,uieacea. Apply 5lg @aIapama stI-at 2-...5-Gl TOR RHNT TWO NICELY FUit- nlshed raons fer asa5 a7oseke- p-
 nS. hpply 15s West r1urta or telephoue .Jy3. 2-25-5t
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FOR RENT-TWO DOWNSTAIRS rooms, furnished for light house. keeping. Also one single room furnisncd Close in. All modern oonveriences. Apply roc w. Third
 or telephone 1927. 2-23-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

fo8 RH,>f ONE SUITE ROOMS
 aHd oae# single Haa# o4 aeeoHI
 liolr of buIIn2. Mcuei. con- }s@ltueaS. 6oa Hes. EIlh ayaaue. Mss oarJ Byrd. z-Zs-gb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS. PLEASE
 return to Yne Graphic office. 2Z4-6t
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N'r daare to eN3a.el eur sincere thanEs to our m@fy irieads and gclenhces fer tae e@s'stanea rondsl24e ana tAa boaattGul tieral e&hlaMs sem during GHr recent raa5eneHt ju five les e eur wife aad mc,ber Mrs.
 -,sl ... E1c,l..,.
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&. cf #a,a a.r4e. .i N1inlt.
 phoH, 3-2-pt
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LG3T-SAYURDAY FEB z7, BE tween 5acond aud Main streets and Citl4ans Bank 0idG, a cameo ring. Finder plesse return to cashier at ulphy-Martin Dry Goods Go. and
 r5oCIVe reward. 2-2S-6t
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55i15} DOWNS

MRS. V. G. Rf*NgGD2 MRS. C. C. MOFFaHti. lifiS. Y. RCSHt(3s&. z (. r. DOWNS,
 is. K. DOWNS.
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FOR SALE-HOGS, YOUNG HOGS, high grade Berkshire and Red Duroc, suitable for those who want to begin raising their meat. Prices from $500 up. c. R. Breck-
 inridge, Noble Lake, Ark. 2-7-1m
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FOR SALE--.SIX GOOD YOUNG
 mules for sale. Call on c. H. Win
 frey U. Ragland & Go. 2-l37l2t
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FOR SALE-5EED CORN, ST. Charles, Mo-, white tr~d eqb) an4 Mexican June corn, all good sound grain. For sale at $2.00 per bushel, W. Nj. Boyett, AlthoimcI, Ark.
 2-1t-1m
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Will. EXCHANGE EGH X GOOD pIanaaon, a paying buslneas, North AlaDau,a; sooa small to@u, prosperous well lJGd aectlon, $50 0,6o0; Stock seaerai merehandiae, three buildings, $2o00G trade ali or separate; uo.ns $l00,o0 yearly
 $l0,000 cash, $60,000 credit supply business. Ger fafther information write or s4e J, r. Cary, l2712 Main street, lPi.a Bluff, Ark ti.
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FOR 4AII.,S Beautiful home on w. 5th; strictly modern; plastered; sell at bargain. Seyen-room house on West 9th; ;; modern.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-07
DR.. CHAMBERS Widow dies
Former Resident Here Succumbs at
Yonkers, N. Y.,-To Be Buried
From Pine Street Church

Mrs. George S. Chambers, widow of
the late Rev. Dr. George s. Chambers,
for more than thirty years, pastor of
the Pine Street Presbyterian church,
died yesterday at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Andrew G. Wiley, Yonkers,
N. Y. Mr.. Chambers had been residing
with her sister since the death of her
husband several years ago. Mrs. Cham
bers had been in poor health for sew
eral months, but lately had improved
until her recent illness, resulting in
her DEATH
The body will be brought to this
city this evening and funeral services
will be held in Pine Street Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow morning at 10
o o'clock. The Rev. Lewis S. Nudge, pas
tor of the church, will officiate, assist.
ed by the Rev. j. S. Armentrout and
the Rev. John w. Warden, pastor of
Bethany Presbyterian chapel. Inter.
ment will be in the Chambers plot IN
the Harrisburg cemetery.
Mrs. Chambers is survived by a sis
ter, with whom she resided and one
brother, Benjamin Barr, both of Yonk-
ers. During her long residence in this
city she was active in church work
and in the service of social better
ment. She was the first president of
the Young Women s Christian Associa.
tion, which has recently opened it's new
building in this city.
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Situation at Picking Is Tense

Pcking, May Z, sos P. M.--There
is good reason to believe that China is
prepared to concede everything demand.
ed by Japan, realizing that the situation
is hopeless.
This possible outcome to the present
tense situation is not generally compre-
hended in Picking; consequently num-
Der of foreign residents, as we'll as
Chinese themselves, are to-day packing
their personal belongings and other
wise preparing for eventualities.
1t was ascertained her to-day that
the Janpanese government yesterday
presented TO the Chinese Minister at
Toxic note warning him that China
must accept the demands of Japan, as
otherwise there would be presented to
her an ultimatum, the expiration of
which would be fixed for p. m. of Sun
day, May 8.
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Troops Prepare for Eventualities

Toxic, May 6.-Certain portions of
the army corps stationed at Hiroshima
and Okayama already have prepared
for eventualities. Dispatches from Man
churia say that many japanese are
leaving Japanese Darien, Manchuria.
and that the volunteer defense corps OF
Japan and Chinese troops have clashed
at Tsinan. All the troops in Shan.
tung province and Manchuria are pre-
pairing for possible trouble.
1t is said in unofficial quarters here
that the elder statesmen at first were
strongly opposed to the ultimatum to
China, feeling that japan had risked
too much and that she was likely to
lose the sympathy of the world and
therefore do harm to vital permanent
interests. They even raised the posi-
bility of dispatching special plenipo-
tentiary to President Yuan Shi Kai to
arrange the controversy, it is said. The
Minister of Finance is also reported
to have questioned whether the finan-
cial condition of the empire justified
the radical step.