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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-16

SIN .SeSmberiaI" erfGft man Elm cd-
tes tiirf. @ao. 500 9. Sonffon Cir.
@rentGer e Stransban, Gisent.
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some remarks which throw a slar ing light upon the reckless doines O. these around Haase." He said tha,
 he had heard that this Dresselhuis affair was still being used in certain
 Socialist circles as material for T 'demagogical agitation. For this req son he invited Haase to come to the foreign office and have talk with him. frankly showed him all the cor respondence and documents pertain- ing to the affair, and then sked him whether he saw anything blame worthy in Zimmermann's conduct, but Haase made no answer.
 The Chemnitzer Volksstimmc con cludes:
 "lt is clear from all this that Haas had been fully informed in German official duar.ers as to the character of this chatter about a rejected offer of peace; nevertheless he continued his demagogical intrigues till he split the part in two. This swindle about an ostensible English peace offer has of course, for all intelligent and decent men, been disposed of for good"
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of mall service by this means. Mos,
 or the route lies over water and the
 wind velocities average higk durin 2
 the fall and winter. At times a foo
 is prevalent.
 Two hours is allowed for the flight rom New Bedford to Nantucket, witt, stops at Woods Hole and Oak Bluffs. .l ls* assumed that in actual service 'the flying mail carriers could keen this schedule and have nearly an hour to spare. If adopted, this aero plane service would reach the popu- iatlon of the inlands of the islands 'pf NaEuchet afftfzMartha's Vineyard. lt%Would supersede@ service now per formed by steamboat. These 'isfands nave large summer popNlation and the volume ofamail in s',mmeHis nor. nan double that Of the, remainder ssof the year '.sy..s,, ,.:..;. i.....s..
 Character of Service. Vic ''''.
 The routes and 'niaracter of the aerial service desired for, Alaska, an the coast of the presents service fol low: ~ .Tie.
 From Valdez to Fairbanks. 359 miles. three times week all the year; running time, two days: cost of present service, $127,S5O a year.
 From Fai banks to Panama, 162 miles, twice week all the year; run hing time, A hours; cost of present service, $23, 3,153.S4 a year.
 E From Panama 70 ,Kaldag, 381 miles. swice week all the year; running lme of two days; cost of present ser rice, $37.723.49 a year.
 From Kaltag to Nome, 225 miles. vice a week all the year; running lme two days; cost of present ser ice, $15,590 a year.
 From Seward to 1ditaorod. 3SO niles. twice week all the year; time. two days; cost of pres mt service. $22,S65 a year.
 From Iditarod to Nome, 2SO niles. twice a week all the year: run ing time. "A hours ;cost of present crvice, $24,S62.12 year. f From Seward to Anchorage, no [ niles, twice 9 week all the year; | unning time 10 hours; cost of pres I mt service. $4,320 a year.
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INITIAL STEP
 TOWARD AERIAL j. MAIL SERVICE
Department Receives .- Bids for Carrying Mailszon ...'
 Eight Routes. ~

Washington, May 13.-The future historians of the United States postal service are likely to set down this date as a red-le ter day in the de- Velopment of the service, alongside suc11 Cher important dates as those mafklng the inauguration of the rail- way mail service and the establish ment 9f rural fee delivery. On this date, lt., will be recorded the first practical step was taken looking to the esta ablishmcnt of a permanent aerial mail service
 At the postoffice department this afternoon bids were opened upon contracts for ca rying tn maffa.by aeroplane on eight enumerated roiitsS one in Massachusetts over land aTfiT sea between New Bedford and Nan tucket, and seven over mountains in Alaska.
 In the establishment of the ae.ial mail routes it is the aim of the gov ernmen. both to improve the mail service and to stimulate the develop ment of the science of aviation in the Untted States because of it's close relation to the general question of military preparedness. a.Gn view of philanthropic effort already begun to finance undertakings which involve more general use of aeroplanes such as that of maintaining an aerial pa- trol of the Atlantic and Pacific coasts as an adjunct of the coast guard it is believed that the capital will be raised to make the tests in the postal service. 4e,
 It is proposed, as already stated, to es' s'ablish eight experimental routes for the aerial mail service. If the ser- vice is proven feasible and reliable over these routes. a gradual expan- sion to many other routes upon which 1 present means of transportation are slow and inadequate will follow.
 In the past ten years United States mails have been carried by aeroplane many times, but never regularly over authorized mail routes. Usually such feats have been incidental features of fairs and expositions and have mere ly involved trips in good weather from the post office to the fair grounds
 If the exacting weather conditions and weight requirements of the New Bedford-Nantucket route can be met by aerial carriers, it presents an ex- cellent opportunity for improvement
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CANADIANS SLOW ID ENLIST FOR
 WAR SERVICE
Feeling Grows That Only Conscription Can Secure
 Number of Men Required.

Winnipeg. Canada. May 13.--Re,
 cruiting in this and many other 1 provinces of Canada is at low ebb according to authorities here, and the l feeling is growing that only conscrip- ton will bring forth the number of
 men desired by government officials During the month of March re- cruiting figures for this district were
 the largest recorded in a like period
 since the opening of the war, while
 the figures for April were the lowest.
 Various plans have been resorted
 to in an effort to stimulate recruiting.
 but with little effect. Certain units gre offering recruiting privates a days holiday for every recruit they bring in and others have put up cash prizes of from $1 to $2 for every man received
 Through the recruiting organiza- tions of the 203rd battalion every woman in New Ontoria, Manitoba and Saskatchewan provinces has been asked to aid in the recruiting cam palgn With the aid of various sub committees, they are asking their friends who have male relatives eligi- | ble for military service the following questions:
 You have read what the Germans did in Belgium. Have you thought what they would do if they invaded this country?
 Do you realize the safety of your nome and children depends on our getting move men NOW?
 One word Go from you may send another man to fight for our king and country Do you realize that
 When war is over and your son 'r husband is asked what he did for lis country must he hang his head <, because you would not let him go?"
 Winnipeg Leads. /
 Failure of the province of Quebec o recruit more than 5000 men, de- bite its male population of one mil lon, has sharpened the desire for onscription in other provinces. At|I
 recent meeting here, Chief Justice fathers president of the Recruiting sasue. presented some striking fig res and said that the 5OO,0GO men re- uired for active service from Cana a. represented 13 per cent of the to- Il male population of Canada, which S.S21. .O70, according to the last cen ls.
 Quebec had a male population of 0l1.247 at the last census, Chief lstice Mathers said. Thirteen perl mt equals 131,462. As only 5,937I ave enlisted, the province should en- st an additional 125,525. In Military district Mo- 10. in which 'innipeg is located the census lows 5S4,079 males. 13 per cent of hich is 75,930. Since this district IS recruited 63.196 men, it needs but TIA to contribute its proportionate are. I Ontario province has recruited :, pre- thAns 68,Q009 men. & A spAcialE c2mmittee is considering different methods whereby an en- reed military service might be ob- ned.t They are: Dominion-wide conscription. Conscription insofar az Canada is ncerned, exclusive of Quebec. Local option; conscription by prov
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F Q R F E N T
C. $. M " t; w IVb FINE STREET PHONE 9,l

IVb TINE SIkEET PHONE Orl llo9 Beach, new 4-room bungalow
 strictly modern s16 m 22nd and Poplar. room bua,low o,n ,sn's, gas $12.50 9lo E. 3rd, 10 rooms, fine location fo,
 boarding; will repair to suit S3O .0O 'V' walnut, 6 rooms, hall, modern, oioee III ----------=---=--- $22. 10 ll9 E. Harding ave-, 8 rooms. 1,wlv
 papoi GU -------------$ $S. % l209 W. 5th, , rooms, strictly modern r,n T., ,'n'' nouse $2o .00 oIo E 2lld, rooms, lights gas and
 path, suitable for two families:
 oioee Ill $20. % ol3 Cherry. Five rooms, lights and na.n $15. .00 l006 E. 9th, new 4-room cottage.
 strictly modern, lights, bath, sink,
 and close to school and churches;
 on paved street and car line $16.O0 looS E. 9th, rooms, newly overhaul
 ed, lights, gas and bath; car line
 and paved street S1S.OO l416 Cherry, , rooms, strictly mod
 ern, new home ready about May
 aotn -------------------- $25 .OO 'l9 Tennessee. Lights and gas: four looins' close in $125O l4o1 Magnolia, 3 rooms, good we'll ana barn ------------------- O0 'o5 w. Third, 6 rooms, strictly mod ,an' close III $25.O0 '2l E. End, 8 rooms, all modern con-
 venlences, blocks east of Main
 street S3O. .O0 404 w. End, 9 rooms, all modern
 conveniences.
 oo2 B. 7th, 4 rooms, lights, gas, path ------------------- $12.OO l2o East Fifth, rooms, city wa ter $12.5O o6 Hast Second, rooms. city wa 2nd and Main, rooms, good we'll. 21 Georgia, 8 rooms S1O.OO l3 w. 18th. 3 rooms, city water $500 ll6 East Fifth, rooms. city wa ' ter 50
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E. 7th, 1 rooms, modern--
 x o R s A LIE

100x154 feet on C. B. R. R. and l. M. R. R., with 10 room house and store building, close to Main street: was appraised at $6,0O0; will take almost one-half
 Large body of land on Dollarway road; can furnish from 600 to 2,0OO acres at bargain price.
 ( rooms. all modern conveniences; near 9th and Walnut on Walnut street; lot 60x154. Bargain.
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FOR sALE-$25oO WILL BUY ' A wo story dwelling; nine rooms and pa'n; on paved street, corner lot. .zxlao feet; good barn and sery- ants house; near Lakeside church IT you want a home at a bargain
 see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.' phones Nos. 3 and 112. 3-19-tf
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HURRY! SELL GASO-TON,Jc T1,n

HURRY! SELL GASO-TONlC THE Mystery of motordom. Equals gaso- line at Sc per gallon. Eliminates carbon. Dollar an hour profit. Sales guaranteed. Beware of imi- tators. Gaso-Tonic stands alone. Has no equal. Chemists baffled at it's composition. Details free. The white Mig. Co.,, Dept 40, Cincin- natl, o.
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fCh RENT-+FURNlSHED ROOMS nor light housekeeping; or bed rooms only. Call telephone 1900 or address 51S E. Second avenue.
 4-7-6t
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"O.yEN WANTED-FULL TIME salary $15.oo, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer; 25c an ahour spare time; permanent, experience unnecessary. ''' International ,Ho- siery, Morristowh, Pa.
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'FoR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
 coa ~ n improvements; apply
 AoN" s'iee'. 5-11-6t
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FOR RENT--FURNIsHED OR rN- furnished rooms. newly pap. red ana painted; close in; city water. gas. Phone 1864 or see Mir. c. !. Meyer, 6O9 w. Barraque street
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FOR RENT-FIvE-ROOM COTrAGE
 Win batil and al! modern con. Venlences; newly papercd and painted throughout: ,n paved street. near car line Call phone 3,. or Leverenz Shoe Co. fg sf
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FOR RENT-THREE NINETEEN
 lshed rooms, downstairs; new and modern in every respect 621 State St.; phone 1922 or 476. 5~e'ct
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FOR RENT-FOUR NICELY F11p. n'shed rooms for light housekeep- ing, apply 512 West Second; i I-2 olocks west of postofflce. Telephone
 -o'o' 5-3-6t
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MEN FURNISHED APART ' "iao single rooms; al! mod.
 7oe uyoa. on' n'emiehees' I'll close to city. 'V0 Voet IHlTu aVenue. I-12-tf
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SA LES ESMAN-VACANCY MAY %; experienced any line to sell gen, cfal trade sn Arkansas; unex- celied speciality propositions new commission contract; $35.0o week. ly TOT eXpe nses. Continental Jew ele1y Co.,, 10l20 Continental Buldg. Cleveland, Ohio.
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NEW; 9Sc HOME NECESSITY; ANY body. can sell it; one 5Oc sample only investment; cash commission advanced; best machine, bes pro poslt lon. Lotus Mig, Co.,, Mem phis, Tenn.
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FOR SALE-0NE BURROUGHS sADD- ing machine and one large safe. Ap-
 ply J. G. Bell. Clio, Ark. 5-5-3t
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FOR RENT OR sALE-Hrn ,sn With all modern improveme its: gas, water and electric lights: l10e west Fourth avenue. Apply 6. e. Well. Phone 2161, Hotel Pinas.
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nelshborhood; 20 acres in oood a."ee ol cultlVatlon; rea, bargain at $lo per acre; terms can be had. pee or phone Hollis Real Estate
 No., phones Nos. 3 and liz. If
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FOR RENT--COTTAGE AT 7o1 ueorgla street; all modern conyen- 'nces, including awnings for win cows and porch. Apply to D. '. phone 696. ct
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E o R k E N T

FOX BENTON MAY ,15TH. TWO 1font rooms; one. with, ,a'' sleepinp porch; With meals. GOT W. Fifth:
 nAo A'@@' 5-6-6t
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STRAYED-A BUCKSKIN HORSE, low. stocky built, blaze face, one pack shoe on. Also black mare colt year old, parted mane, no other mark. Together when seen on West Sixth avenue Sunday might.
 Reward for return. Fred Heath,
 Box 7S. Sulphur Springs Pike. rhone SolSF2. 5-12-2t
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FoTt Smith had a big celebration of munlclpal Flag Day" 1000 public schooi children participating when tue city flag was un'urlcd for the first time. f.
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FOR SALE-LARGE MOSER IRON
 safe;s for sale cheap. ss Apply CHI. z A, Care sGraphic. Es 5v6e6t..
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ince'
 Local option; conscription by ml. nicipa litics.
 Domlnlon= wide registration of males
 Rcglstratlon of males by provinces
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investigation of sickness amono i,'eh engaged Tn manufaeturine shul aleS Tn London from wood imported rom Africa, showed tla- the fine aust which they inhaled was a slow polson, affecting the heart.
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FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES OF land 8 miles from Pine Bluff; IT.
 mile off of pike road; in good
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LOsT-PAIR OF GOLD : RE! spectacles. at the Best the
 Wednesday night; finder pl notify Mrs. John Lawton, pl 909. 5.1
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Let us wash your blankets-we know how. American Excelsior Laun- dry Co.,, phone 146. If.
 When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them.
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LOsT-PAIR OF NOSE GLASSES
 inside case. Finder please return
 to the Graphic office and receive X reward. k - 5-7-3ts
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FOR SALE = KIMBALL PIANO: been used very little; now in stor- age; for sale cheap for cash or on terms. Address M. C., care Graphic.
 5-6-6t.
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STRAPPED OR STOLEN barn lot 2411 w. 18th, night, May l2tn, dark bay mare, active. trim built, one white hind foot. Notify Graphic office or return to above address fo. suitable reward. 5-14-6t
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OF fered live men and women. Make 50 to $lO per day. Every hour turn ed into D.. oft. Easy to sell, easy to demonstrate. Call quick at room NO. over Arkansas National Bank. Office hours to 9 a. m.. 8 to 6 D. m.
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LOST AND FOUND. LoST-sATURDAY, A BUNCH OF keys; finder return to Graphic Of flee and receive reward. 5-f4.6t
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Feinale HelpEV1ahted

FIVE BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES' to travel, Idemonstrate \ and Bell dealers $25 to $50 passwsek. .Riil- road fare paid Goodrich D4Qg Company, Dept. IA Omal |, Neb,
 5-7-S4t
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When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them.
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WANTED-MEALS. BY GENTLE
 man, prefer private family. Ad- dress B., care Graphic. 5-9-3t
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FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR three rooms, bed room, dining room and kitchen; also Victrola, gas stove and electric fixtures. Will
 sell cheap. Apply at 709 E. Sixth avenue. 5-7-6t
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WANTED TO ,TRADE-A HOUSE and lot for automobile; automobile must be in. good condition. Phone
 looo, or 1913. 5-7-6t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-HANDSO early English oak dining room and living room sets, consisting of buf- fet, table, 6 chairs, china cabinet, library table. 8 rockers, chairs, large velvet Brussels rug, cabinet Victrola and many high class re- cords, one heating stove; cost more than $70O.00. Apply J. G. Bell. Clio, Ark. 5-9d St
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F OR SALE

FOR SALE-MY NEW BUNGALOW at 22nd and Poplar. Phone 42O or I'o4. w. C. Pope, Jr. 5-14-6t FOR SALE HAND DRAWN
 cypress shingles. Call phone 9532-F2 It. N. BukkS. 5-11-1m
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FOR SALE-A $25OOO INDIAN motorcycle, in perfect condition. Can be bought for S75.OO. If you want a bargain see this machine. Apply 814 West Fourteenth avenue. or phone 9O2. 5-10-3t
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WANTED-A POSITION AS BOOK Keeper. Have had five years ex- perience; also three years as Com mercial Teacher. Address "Wel- come,' care of The Graphic. 5-5-3t WANTED--SFT OF BOOKS TO post at night by Bookkeeper; em-
 ployed during the day. Address
 "R", care Graphic. dtf
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n oAl.ESMAN-VACANCY oA MAY , ,e experienced any line to sell gc
 eral trade :n Arkansas; une
 celled speciality proposition; ne
 commission contract; $500 wee
 ly for expenses. Continental ,Je,
 elc9y Co.,, 101-20 Continental Buld
 Cleveland, Ohio.
 ] WOMEN WANTED-FULL TIN !, salary $15.0o, selling guarapte, m hosiery to wearer; 25c an aho, spare time; 'pesmanent, experien, v, unnecessary. International iii U siery, Morristowh, Pa.
 f 'f'+ ----.ll--I
 U NEW, 9Sc HOME NECESSITY; AN, l' body. can sell it; one 5Oc samp only investment; cash commissio y advanced; best machine bes pr, position. Lotus Mfg., Co.,. Men , phs, Tenn.
 HURRY! SELL GASO-TONlC. THt i, Mystery of motordom Equals gasc !, line at Sc per gallon Eliminate carbon Dollar an hour prof 't Sales guaranteed. Beware of imi ' tators! Gaso-Tonic stands alont : Has no equal. Chemists baffied q it's composition. Details free. Tn white Mig. Co.,, Dept 40, Cncin
 natl, 0.
 A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OF
 fered live men and women. Max,
 50 to $l0 per day. Every hour turn
 ed into D. oft. Easy to sell, easy
 to demonstrate. Call quick at room
 NO. over Arkansas National Bank
 Office hours 8 to 3 a. m, 8 to ( i D. m.
 WANTED-MEALS. BY GENTLE
 man, prefer private family. Ad-
 dress B., care Graphic. 5-9-3t WANTED TO ,TRADE-A HOUSE and lot for automobile; automobile must be in. good condition. Phone looS' or 1913. 5-7-6t WANTED-A POSITION AS BOOK keeper. Have had five years ex- perience; also three years as Com mercial Teacher. Address "Wel- come,' care of The Graphic. 5-5-3t WANTED--SFT OF BOOKS TO post at night by Bookkeeper; em- ployed during the day. Address "R care Graphic. dtf
 FOR SALE. FOR SALE-MY NEW BUNGALOW at 22nd and Poplar Phone 42o or 17S4. w. c. Pope, Jr. 5-14-6t FOR SALE HAND DRAWN cypress shingles. Call phone 9532-F2 R: N. Burkks. 5-11-1m TOR SALE-A $250.OO INDIAN motorcycle, in perfect condition. Can be bought for S75.OO. If you want a bargain see this machine. Apply 814 West Fourteenth avenue, or phone 9O2. 5-1O-3tl TOR SALE CHEAP-HANDSOM early English oak dining room and living room sets, consisting of buf- fet, table, 6 chairs, china cabinet, library table. 3 rockers, ? chairs, large velvet Brussels rug, cabinet| Victrola and many high class re- $ cords, one heating stove: cost more than $70O00. Apply J. c. Bell, Clio, Ark. 5-9d-3t URNITURE FOR SALE FOR three rooms, bed room, dining room and kitchen; also Victrola, gas stove and electric fixtures Will F sell cheap. Apply at 709 E. Sixth avenue. 5-7-6t L OR SALE = KIMBALL PIANO;l been used very little; now in stor- age; for sale cheap for cash or on terms. Address M. C., care Graphic.
 5-6-6t. r. )R SALE-LARGE MOSER IRON safe; for sale cheap. Apply G..H. A., care Graphic. 5v6S6t:I 5Ys 'R SALE-0NE BURROUGHS ADD Ing machine and one large safe. Ap- F ply J. G. Bell. Clio, Ark. s5-5-3t R sALE-FORTY ACRES OF and miles from Pine Bluff; IT. nile off of pike road; in good
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