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HOMAGE TO BELGIAN KING.

Paris, Nov. 1o.-In Paris and throughout the greater part of France
 the people today enthusiastically celebrated the fete day of King Albert of the Belgians, whose name appears to be destined to go down to poster ity as that of one of the most heroic figures in the present war. Since
 the day he was driven z om his throne by the invading Germans the eXiled king has remained close to the battle front, sharing in all the hardships of
 the Belgian soldiers.
 Today, in honor of the fete day rf
 the king, all of the pubic edifices and many private buildings in Paris, dis played the Belgian colors. The tele- graph wires to the war zone carried many congratulatory messages to King Albert, among the senders being President Poincaire, King George. Czar Nicholas, the king of Italy and the exiled rulers of Serbia and Mon:e- negro. The day was further obserV- ed by the Parisians with liberal con to the Belgian relief fund
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l. 5, AGAIN TRIES
 TO AID BFLGIANS
Germany Informed That Deportation Of Belgians Sure to Re Resented
 in |. $.

Washington, Nov. l..--Deportation of Belgian civilians into Germany for forced labor has reached such serious proportions that Charge d'affai"s Grew at Berlin has been directed ty the state department to take the mat ter up personally with Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg. The charge was requested to say that such reports could but have most unfortunate ef- feet on neutral opinion. especially i'll the United States whicn has the wei fare of the Belgian civilian popula- ton very much at heart.
 The instructions grey out of a long report from Charge Grew to the state department in which he stated that he discussed the situation unofficial lv with Under Secretary for Foreicn Affairs Zimmerman of Germany the latter admitting that a definite policy had been adopted to enforce the la Dor of Belgians in cases where they would not work voluntarily, on the ground that so many refused to work as to make the stra:n on pubic charity intolerablc.
 Reports from Rome that tht United States would join the vatican and the Netherlands in a protest ar: untrue. In this question. as in many others arising since the EuropeaA war, the United States will act inde pendently.
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he range :.
 ,DrpNiollc
Nnw Africans Cotton.

New Orleans, Nov 1o.-~Reallzlng sales caused a decline of 11M15 points in the price of cotton in the first half hour of business on this market today. The market took the offerings well, a steady tone being the result of favorable spot accounts from the interior s~1 the low 'cm' peratures in all portions of the cot ion region.
 Following the initial decline there was 6 recovery which pu, the strong est months a point over yesterdays close, but liquidation became rather strong again and at noon prices were 1aml2 points down net.
 The rise of l2 points Ill local spot quotations and reports of strong spot markets in the interior gave the con- tract market strength on which prices rose to net gain of lM4 points III the trading in the afternoon.
 Cotton closed firm at an advance of 6 points. The range:
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C0I|NC|L WILL MEET
 FRIDAY CLOSE LEAN
Blank Contracts by Whi"Il sfv N"' Obtain $1nh 0a0 m Srrin Appar-
 cntly Satisfactory.

The city council will meet in called session Friday afternoon, to consider finally the contracts and other papers necessary to be signed in the matter of the loan of $100,000 recently au thorized by the council, and it is con- fidently anticipated that a' the con- clusion of the meeting, the signatnrcS of the proper city officials will be at t"rhed to the papers, and within a few days thereafter, tho money will be transferred to the city.
 The papers arrived yesterday mon ing. drawn in accordance with the terms of the ordinance adopted at tn = last session of the city council, and were turned over to the city attorney, for his consideration and apprnva' Cursory examination yesterday made it appear the papers are in satisf"c~ tory shape Mayor Bloom then calle1 the council to meet FiiGay. that e"i"h member of the aldermanic body might examine the papers for himself. be- fore they are signed. thus to remove any cause for question later as to the advisability of the action.
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WHERE orr, AND GAS
 LIKELY BE FOUND.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Oil end gas are found in nearly every formation in tn" entire geologic series porous enon~h to contain it. but profitable comnler- cial deposits are found only when the formation containing them is enclos- ed within an impervious stratum of rock or shale, usually the latter, J. C. Mcdowell, president of Pittsbur1 gas and fuel company, told the Amer ican Mining congress this afternoon. In part he said:
 "Probably the most successful ap- plication of geology to gas and oil production is that of the last few years in the mld-continent field in Kansas and Oklahoma. It is safe to say that during 1915-16 several mil lion acres have been leased there, and strange to say not only has Kansas acreage been brought hack into de- mand after years of absolute coh- demnaticn as worthless for oil a"d gas purposes, by practically all of the larger producers, but record prices for undeveloped leases are now being paid ill that territory. This condition has been brought about bv discoveries made on a strictly scientific basis and by men who had faith in the correc- tions of the anti-clinal theory
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REPORTS OF
 MARKETS COTTON-GRAIN-LIVESTOCK.
New York Cotton.

New York. Nov. 15.-Therc was heavy realizing in the cotton market early today and after opening at a decline of 4ml6 points, active months sold about 15MlS points under last nights closing figures. Selling seemed to come chiefly from Wall street and western longs, while buy ing NaS encouraged ty the stcadi- ness of Liverpool and bullish over night spot adyiccs. Liverpool ani New Orleans houses had buying orders here and after the decline to .SSc for January and 20.19c for May, prices rallied to about last nlght's $ figures, with January selling up to 2o.o2c and May to 20.3oc before the end of the first hour.
 The early buIse met heavy selling realizing and the market became un- settled during the middle Of the morning, with January easing off to l9.S5c and May to 2o.20e, or about 15 i Gl17 points net lower. Bullish spot advices continued to leach the ring from the south, however, while theFe was considerable trade buying and prices stcadicd up to or 6 points points early in the noon hour.
 A private est innate placing the crop at n,S50,000 bales, including linterS. helped to steady the market during the afternoon and prices held Witi'ln 6 or ' points of last nights closinS figures, or around 20.29c for May contracts.
 Cotton closed strong. The range:
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Grain an Provisions.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Wheat prices made a quick upturn today as q re- suit of an unexpected advance pt LiyerpOl, where arrivals were light ard millers' demands increasing. Be. sides Argentine crop adyices were again unfavcrable and the prospect was that the Argentine eXportab'c surplus would be small. Foreigners seemed active in the buying of future deliveries. The opening, which ranged from l-40lc higher, with Do. ceTber at S1.37Ml.SS and May at s192@ 1.93. was followed by material gains all around.
 Corn developed strength owing tO strength of wheat. Adverse reports regarding the Argentine corn crop tended also 70 handicap the bears. the market scored decided general advance.
 Subsequently assertions that the country was offering freely caused a reaction, especially after wheat be. gan 10 sag. The close, nevertheless. was stronger at 1-4M3Sc to 3-Sc net advance.
 In the oats crowd the chief factor was the rise of other cereals. Houses with seaboard connections were lib- cral buyers.
 Big receipts of llogs throughout the West had depressing effect on pro- visions. About the only demand was from shorts. ,-s
 Talk of peace parleys in four months, as voiced by the new Aus trian ambassador, led afterward to ] pronounced setback in prices here. Tbe close, though. was strong at 3-l G12c net advance. with December Il $1.S7@1S7 1-2 and May at sIss@ :t.s2 The leading features ranged as fol'
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LAYMEN'S MOVEMENT.

New York, Nov. 15.--The Hotel A5- tor is to be the scene of notable gathering tomorrow night, Wh@n a dinner will be given in celebrat'on of the tenth anniversary of inc I avmen's Missionary movement. The theme of the evening will be "The Advanse or 9 Decade: Challenge to the Future 2 The speakers will include President J. Campbell White of Wooster col lege, William B. Miller, general SOC rotary of the missionary movement, and Robert E. Speer. secretary of tue board of foreign missions of the Pres byterian church.
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FRATERNAL INSURANCE LAW,
New York Conference Bill Will Be
 Introduced in Legislature.

Little Rock, Nov. 15-The New Yo.k l conference bill for the regulation and control of all fraternal benefit so-
 cleties. which is now a law in 36 states, will be introduced early in the session of the Arkansas legislaturo 1t IS revision of what is known as the Mobile bill, combining the best features of all laws for the regula- ton of fraternal insurance concerns. It has been endorsed by the Associat- ed FratcrnitleS of America, the Ma 'lonal Fraternal Congress. Federated Fraternities, and the National Con. vention of Insurance Commissioners The Ancient order of United Work men, the Woodmen of the World, and the Tribe of Ben Hur are among the
 organizations in Arkansas that are
 already committed in favor of the act.
 There are 9 number Of fraternal so
 ciety men in the legislature. includ
 ing Andrews of Nevada, Johnson of
 Sebastian Adams of Phillips, and
 Brooks of Pulaski. and they may be
 expected to look out for the interests
 of fraternal insurance. There is
 nothing growing more rapidly in es-
 teem and public favor than fraternai
 insurance, as evidenced by the rapid
 growth of such orders as the Work
 men and the Woodmen. The enact
 ment of salutary laws that eliminate abuses and the weak organization
 with inadequate rates, is doing much to bring these organizations into
 popular favor. It has long been rec ognized that some better system ot regulation is required ill Arkansas than that which now prevails, and those who have studied the situation carefully agree that the New. York conference bill offers the best soln, tion that has yet been suggested having been thoroughly tested and approved in so many states.
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HOW SOME ARKANSAS
 FIRES GOT STARTED

Some of the remarkable ways in which fires get started are shown by survey of the press of the state which is ushering in the heating season with stories of loss of life and property thru what has been aptly termed "The Curse of Carelessness. The fire tax actually paid. (thru in creased living costs) by the head of the average American family is esti- mated to be for a family of five $15 per year. Ninety-five per cent of all fires are preventable--therefore due to carelessness or ignorance. 7 At Hot Springs an electric iron was left unattended with the current turn ed on and one of the finest dWell- ings in the city was almost destroyed, the damage reaching several thous- and dollars.
 A Little Rock woman cleaned an iron bed with gasoline and forgetfully left the jar of gasoline uncovered be- meath it. Next morning when fire was lighted iii inc kitchen range on the other side of a board partition from the bed all explosion resulted The gasoline fumes, which, when mixed with air, are more explosive than powder and as dangerous as dynamite, had travelled through a crack and reached the flame in the stove. A child sleeping on the bed was burned to death.
 At Malvern a. gas stove exploded and burned dwelling. A leaky gas stove or one with loose valves that turn at a touch is 3 highly dangerous thing.
 A gasoline stove exploded at Jones' boro and the housewife barely escap, ed with her life. Never fill a lighted gasoline stove rnever fill one Whef there is light or blaze anywhere 1T the house. Fill them in the daytime A gallon of gasoline mixed with ail is equal to 237 pounds of dynamite scientists tell us.
 A defective flue burned an unin sured house at HoXie. A new ilut would have cost possibly $l2.O0 Re pairs to the old might have beer made for a dollar or less. The own CT lost $3,000 as he had no insurance If he had had insurance the public would have lost the $3,O00.
 The above examples are taken iron a circular issued by the Arkansas actuarial bureau.
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How Any Woman Can
 Remove Hairy Growths
(Beautv Culture)

It is not longer necessary for wo- man to visit be/lty specialist 70 have superfluous hairs removed. for, with the aid Of plain delatone paste she can, in the privacy of her own home, remove even a stubborn growth in a very few minutes. The paste is made by mixing some water with a little powdered delatone This is ap- piled to the hairs and after or 3 minutes removed and the skin washed when it will be left clear and hairless. Be sure you buy real delatone.
 (Adyt, ]
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Nov. 15.-Spot cotto1 strong; good middling 11.32d: mid dlirg Ii 1.S0d: low midling, 1l.64d: sales. 5000 bales, including 800 bales for speculation and export; receipts, none.
 Futures quiet and steady; Novem- Der. 11.61d; November December, 11.59d; December-January, 11.33d; January 11.65d; February March. 11.70d: March-April, 11.76d; Apyil. May. 11.S1d: May-June. 11.S7d; June-July. 11.S7d; July-August. 11S7d; August September 11.GOd; September~Octo l1.2ld; October November 11.1id; November-Dcccm- Der, 11.l1d.
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WARNING ORDER. No. 5190.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. s. ,,n,u;
 Rosa Matlock. plaintiff, vs., Ephri' am Matlock. defendant. :. : The defendant, Ephr:am Matiock, 1s warned to appear in this court With in thirty days and answer the com nlaint of plaintiff, Rosa Matlock. Given under my hand and the seal ,f said Court this 1st day of Novem- bcr.. A. D. 1916. , ,,.r,. fSeaD r. N. KEEvso, ,,,e. n e'
 Q. l.. REEVES, D. '.
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st. Louis Live Stock.


 St. Louis. Nov. t5--Hogs-Receipts 1000; 15m 20c lower; lights, $9.35G 9.95; pigs, SCHOOL .oo; mixed and butchers, $9.95m1OlO; good heavies. $9.9oM10.10; bulk of sales, $9.5OG 1000.
 Cattle--Rcceipts. $500; steady: na- tive beef steers, $75oG l1.50; yearl- ing steers and heifers, $8.500 11.50 COWS. $5.5OM7.T5; stockers and feeders, $53OM7.50; Texas quaran- tine steers, $5.5O@s.0o; prime south. crn steers, $S.00M9.0G, cows. and hcifcrs. S4.o017.50; prime yearling steers and hefers, $7.50M9.OO; native calves, GG.00M HOO.
 Shcep-Receipts. 1,j00; steady; lambs. 7.50m11.75; ewes, $3.75@ 76O; yearlings, $S006lo,25.
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POPULATION OF U. $.
 NOW 103, ,O03, GOO

Washington, Nov. 15.--The popula- ton of Inc continental United States las passed the hundred and three million mark Officials of the treas tury department in their monthly money circulation statement estimate that on November 1 the population rf the country was 103,0Oz,0OO.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton.

New orleans, Nov. 15.-~Spot cotton steady to i2 noints up; sales. on the spot 1.21O bales, 10 arrive 2.50O bales; good ordinary, 1Sc; strict good ordl- nary, 18.5Oc; low middling. l9c: strict low middling, 19.25c; mlddilns. 195Oc; strict middling, 19.69c; good middling, 19.37c; strict good middling, 2o ,'c: receipts. S,2S2 bales; stocg, 416,750 bales.
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WARMING ORDER.

.NU. CIDJ.
 rn the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. .... Ida Jones McGehee, Plaintiff,
 vs. Dave McGehee, Defendant.
 rho Defendant, Dave McGehee, .s warned to appear in this court within th;rtr days and answer the domplaint of piaintiff, Ida Jones McGehee.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court this 25th day of October '' (scan S F. M. REEVES, Clerk 1O-26-11-2-9- 1923
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[3 W, 12th. 3 rooms, c1ty wateE-
 F o R S 4 l. IT

Two nice new bungalows, close 10 mayed street and street car; $500 cash, g monthly payments. Price, $2'2oV each.
 1918 Poplar St., 8 rooms two"story residence; strictly modern; hardwood floors: large lot; one block Of car line: 1-2 cash, balance monthly If de- sired. Price $3,65O.0O.
 17 acres land, five miles from clty, near Dollarway road; house. etc.' acres clear. Terms, S7OO.Oo.
 Nice. we'll improved 80 acre farm close to good pike, $1,25O.Oo; can give terms.
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MOVES TO LITTLE ROCK.

Little Rock, Nov. 15.-Don l.. Cross eldest son of Grand Recorder H. l. Cross. of the A. 0. U. w., will remove with his family from Bcntonville in Little Rock. He is one of the most enthusiastic promoters Of the prime ples and policies of the A. o. U. W.
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Regulate the bowels when they fail to move properly. HFRBlNE is an admirable bowel re"ulatOr. It helps the liver and stomach and restores T fine feeling of streneth and buoy ancy. Price soc. Sold by w. l.. De- woody X Go. cod
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FOR sALE-s27 ACRES. LOCATED on swan Lake, all fine sandy no,, tom, land. 500 acres in cu!usa.ayIt u,a,,t
 above overflow, IS good 1elau. ,a houses, and store; this IS all nnS, high and. we'll drained. suIe-Glot, h' land; $400e acre; $6,OO0 cash; pd.' p ance one to seven years. J. :; Cady. 12T1h Main street: E '
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-BETWEEN PINE AND WAL nut on Sixth avenue, Sunday after noon, mesh bag, containing $14.00 and deposit slip on w. B. Worthen
 Co.,, bankers of Little Rock. Finder please return to T.. Daniel at Rosenberg book store and receive reward. 1l-14-6t
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F o R R F. N T
c. $. M c N E w
REAL ESTATE AGENCY [O6 PINE STREET PHONE 07]

IO6 PINE STREET PHONE 071 1909 West Fifth, roorls, modern in
 every way --------$2O.00 717 Walnut, rooms, modern; close
 III
 7O7 Pine St.. , rooms and hall; close
 in, modern --~Io.VV 12l F. Seventeenth, 5 rooms, gas,
 lights; on paved street. -------$ 2.5O 1920 w. 14th, rooms, strictly mod
 ern, hot and cold water------$225O 1404 w. End, 10 rooms, modern $20. .oo 1919 Olive, rooms $2o.oo 1915 Laurel, rooms, hall, moo ecn
 s05 w. 3rd rooms and hall; lights,
 gas, bath, hot water; close ln$ .oo S17 w. 18th, 3 rooms, city dater, $S.oo South half 20S Georgia, 3 rooms, gas, city water ,asss ,To'ov 4 rooms, one acre. 17th and Birch S25 Texas, z rooms, bath, lights and close in StS;UV .s co xI3 W. 18th. 3 rooms, city water-$S.oO n n R = \ i, IF
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED couple, to share small cottage or two unfurnished rooms for ligat housekeeping: will all modern coll venienGes. Close in. walking dis tance Second and Main. Reference exchanged. Daniels, care Graphic.
 11-10-Gt
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FOR SALE OR TRADE--16o ACRES good land near star City; ~ saase 'l,.,. cieared. balance good oak HnADs,: =: :: Consider this, and make me an, -. r, fer tpday. J. E. emuflian' ca1 z 2 Fr0u4 store.
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WANTED-MEN OR WOMEN TO learn the barbers or ladies beauty trades. We are giving guaranteea course for just one-half what others charge, with wages from 'he start and position guaraateed. W-:te Palmer system, Joplin, Mo-. ur Tulsa, Okla, or Little Rodk, Ark
 11-3-1m
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Stop coughing! you rack the lungs and worry the body. BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irrita- ton, heals the lungs and restores comfortable breadhing. Price 2bc, soc and $1.OO per bottle. Sold by w. |: Dcwoody x Co. eoo
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Lloyd's announces that the British steamers Caterham and .Morazan have heen sunk. The crew of the Morgan has been landed. but her captain 7yas held prisoner.
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WANTED - FIVE INTELLIGENT
 enargetic ladies to socilit; good nay to right party. Address D, care The Graphic. l1-14-bt
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" A N T E D

,r.vTED-TO BUY A ROADSTER wa" or cut down Ford; must be in good
 condition and cheap for cash. Ad-
 dress W. NJ. Eighme, 502 Florida street. AA-A4-"t
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Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER.

NO, 0101, Tn the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas. Young Barnes, Plalntlt'
 vS.
 Mattie Barnes, Defendant. The Defendant, Hattie Barnes, # warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of Plaintiff, Young Barnes. Given under my hand and the Sea of said Court this 18th day or octooe' A. D. 1916. ,, c,o.,-
 S. r. VAULX, D. C
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St. I.xlis Produce,

st. Louis, Nov. 15.-Poultry-Un- changed.
 Buttcr---lnchanged Eggs--3Jc.
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WANTED-25 USED FORD CARS;
 nhone S. M. McGehee at Auto EX- change, 1119 Main street, phone s46 day, 1945 night. 11-l1-6t
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wANTED-TO BUY SECOND HAND
 buggy. Apply Thos. A. Hill, 314 W. Second avenue, 11-11-6t
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WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAND to Mrs. E. H. Johnson, Martin and
 Walnut, a complimentary ticket to the Best theatre. Please call at Graphic office. :.
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FOR SALE = COTTAGE FIVE rooms and bath with sewer, light, water and gas; lot 73x3OO feet;
 east front with good shade trees;
 see or phone Hollis Real Estate
 Co.,, l23h West SesonG avenue, phones 2 and 112. if
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N.w york Shot Cotton.

New York, Nov. 15.--Spot cotton steady; middling upiands. 2o.Ooc' sales, 200 bales
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FOR SALEs-NY STUDEBAKER SIX cylinder Automobile run less tha,' an e.oo0 miles; same as new $2oo.oo' extra equipment goes with car NJ. |. Elkins, SIS Main, phone a4:.
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FOR RENT-LIGHT HOUsEKEEP- ing apartments. Apply 7O6 West
 Third avenue. 1l-l6-tf
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WANTED ITO CONTRACT FOR hauling of 2,oO0,OOo feet of logs. near Moscow. Man with cattle
 team preferred. w. s. Elder, 912 West Fourth. ..:-. 11-11-st
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WANTED-STENOGRAFHER, MALE +o or female, for work during day if unemployed or extra night work # employed. Must have at least one years experience. Apply in own
 handwriting to x Y z, care Daily
 Graphic. 11-1O-5t
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City, Nov. 15.--Eggs-Un- changed
 Butter-Unchanged. Poultry--Unchanged Potatoes-Kaw valley early OhiOs, firm at $12J.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A F1vE-ROOM bungalow. with all modern con venlences; right at car line. See James McMahon, at Graphic office.
 If
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WANTING POSITIONS - LADIES':
 Stenographer, cashier, assistant
 bookkeeper, housekeeper. Gentle men: Exp. R. R. agent, stationary engineer. References furnished. Employment Agency, 301k Main street. phone 923; Pine Bluff, Ark.
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FOR RENT--ONE NICE LARGE front room, to gentlemen, all mod
 ern pnveniences. Apply PIP 1-2
 Walnut street, upstairs. 11-10-6t
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FOR SALE, CHEAP-THE WILLIAM Burke property, corner of Sixth avenue and Poplar street; good
 ute guaranteed; will be sold .on longtime and easy terms; part eash payment. I. J. Moore, 1216
 W. Second ave-; phone 416. 7-16-tf
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FOR sALE-FURNITURE. BEDS
 dressers, washstands, shades, etet
 cheap for cash. Apply 1109 E. gro o, avenue. ll-lI-9'
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FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE With reception hall and bath; mod ern; newly painted and papered;
 low rental. Phone 39S or Geo. B. Moore, 11-5-tf
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SPRAYED ONE BLACK MARE
 mule. about 15 hands high, four years old next spring; snuff color ed mouth; limps in one hind les;
 freshly shod on front feet; lett home Sunday night. s25 reward for return to Lloyd Jefferson, Wabba- seka, Ark. l-lo'"l