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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
DOILAR aGAS,- IN CTnA.

More than 1000 automobiles in Ha-
vana have been forced into retire
ment by the action Of retail gasoline
dealers in jumping the price from A.
cents a gallon TO 81. and in some
instances to 21an
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17

Evangeline Gutierrez is stranger to
fun;
Her vaca ton address is Pearlington--
Just twenty miles in a fliver-
To her summer abode on Pearl river.
Last on the list, but not last in the class
is the baby girl and our pride-spelling
lass.
In a spelling "B" Lois Gardebled is
some buzZer,
And to make her miss you'd have to
muZZle her.
Our colors are as flags on the nation IS
ship,
Like guiding stars are these little strips.
White is for purity, natures grandest
gift
Gold is for riches, wherever you shift.
"Richness of purity" is the class motto,
And the Sophomore's legacy wherever
they'll go;
You may roam the world, or, on the de-
sert have a thirst,
But pleasant thoughts of .the Sopho-
mores will always be first.
The last witq us always is the little
HoWer,
So we chose the fairest in natures bow'r;
ThesDaisy is the queen of all budding
growth,
It's presence no being has ever loath. ~
Each petal in its presence represents
One of the Sophomore class in her ele-
ments;
Next year, girls, we'll be sophomores
no more!
Juniors, yes; then Seniors, and then
life's tumultuous roar.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17
3-MILECROSsCOUNTRYR NEXT THURSDAY.

Albert and Berchmaus.
Starter, Albert Jones'
Clerk of Course, Emile J. Gex.
! Assistant Clerk of Course, Bro Peter.
Course Inspector. Harry Glover.
Marshals, Hy Colson, E. Van Whitfield, Jos
D. Bontemps.
Scorer, Bro. AdeIard.
Finish Judges, Fred Disby. Harry Martinez
Mr.. Ray, Emmett Ansley, Joseph o. Mauffray,
Joseph F. Cazeneuve. Jno. Osoinach. J. N. Wis
ner, A. Scefde, George Toca, H. 8. Renshaw.
Ed. w. Edwards, H. L. Heyman. w. J Harrison,
Chas. G. Moreau. L. M. Power, Waiter ]. Gex,
Rev. Father JIM. Prendergast Bro. Macarius.
Timers. Frank r. Gormley, Harry W. Fitz
patrick, c. L. Simons, H. Junkins A. j. Heine-
man, Justin Green.
Fitzpatrick Hslder OF Many Wsrld Record. For
Walking. g
Mr.. Fitzpatrick by the way is one of
the greatest walkers in the world and is
the present holder OF eight world records
and every Southern record for walking.
1t is probable that he will be prevailed
upon to give an exhibition two mile
walk in an attempt to break the world IS
record for this distance. If same is
held, it will take place Immediately af-
ter the three-mile race. O.
1t is sincerely hoped that all person,
owning automobiles will put same al
the disposal of the officials, in order that
they might follow the race.
- Il Il T. 4
College At. l P. N. Sharp.
All officials are requested to report at
/. P. M. sharp at the College on Feb
22nd, to receive instructions as to what
their duties as officials are. Also as all
the officials and runners win 1take part
in short street parade before the race
it is hoped that all cars ayallable will
be at the college at no later that 1880
P. M.
Prizes Finest Ever Offered.
The prizes for this race are now on
exhibition at Powers Drug Store and
are the finest ever given for an event of
this kind. The cups were donated by
Mr.. A J. Claverie, Mr.. j. j. Reiss, Mr..
A. Scafide, Messrs. I. L. Lyons &; Co.,
Tournier Bros. and A. g. Spalding &;
Bros. The medals are given by the
College. The first six men to finish will
each be presented with a cup and the
next four with medal.
Immediately ater the race presentation
of cups to the winners will be made in
the college auditorium and the public is
invited to attend. Presentation will be
made by Mr.. Emile Gex
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17
For The Sea Coast Echo.
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I RHYME CHATS. :
BY HARRY STUART SAUCER.
For The Sea Coast Echo.
HOW BOUT TIP

Again We go to fight 'em, says this
evenings news item. Down below the
banks of Rio c., while our gallant SOL
der laddies have packed up kits and
fired caddies in preparation fora home
ward flee. It's real mean of Mister VIII
la toput on another thriller; but / know
just why be broke the law, it's just o
keep our sturdy boys away from all the
joys of parading at our annual Mardi
Gras. can hear 'em cuss the greaser,
who staged this latest sneezer. May his
idol help him when his short! Ii Fun
ston just won't fret 'en, but just turn
'cm loose an let 'em. | know they'll
amputate this Villa wart. All they
wants chance to spank some greaser's
pants, and it doesn't really matter who,
for they know that Don Caranza is the
same extravaganza, and he also deserves
a few. Why shut up like clam, tits
up to Uncle Sam? Everybody knows
he's got the sand! Why not spank the
bloomin' lot, and remove the greasy
spot from the breeches OF "Manana"
land. Houston, Crockett and sthat bunch,
they all had the proper hunch way back
there IN forty five. Say, tell me, do
you think they'd stand for ali that stink
if they weie really here alive? Not
much. dear old timer, they'd make a
mountain climber out OF every chief
Scott; let 'em lick the whole durn lot:
let 'em clean up our little back yard.
You WON'T need q preparation to meet
the s;iuaEiun; to make 90 0D GREAS-
ESS ct tA.m all. oay, boys, you just
SICK 'em, tneu stand and watch 'em stick
'em-and the board o'health will certify
by fall.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17

won the prize.
The Second and Third Grades have
started the Palmer method of writing.
It's catching al aroana.
Louis Roberts and Marion Weston,
of Fourth Grade, competed for the
honors In defamation at county neld
day exercises Saturday.
The Fourth Grade has a new pupil,
Ziei Blanchard,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17
pEb.CArED TO>TslE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF
ST. JGSEPH'S ACADEMY
BY SKIMITCa.

A great Institute is the S. J. A.,
1t surpasses all others at the Bay;
It teaches Lit. and Nature's law,
Freshmeu's brains they will forever jar.
Theb uildi'g is large and perfectly square !;
The Sisters are kind and always fair;
But the students you find in that old
school
Are exceptions, of course, and nary a
fool.
There's a certain group of twelve un der
that roof,
Who are wise, mysterious and damn
fool proof
In reading these lines you are warned
not Clueh,
For she who states the truth should
never be hush'd.
The name of the class of that triple four,
IS our great beloved and glorious soph-
omore;
The name OF each Eve, of course, you
want to know
am going to let fly, and here we go.
The first or board is Omega Huguet,
She's the "kissiest" girl we ever met;
Halls from place not on the map in
years,
And is known by all insects as "Slop-
Ply Alg1ers."
There's Vivian we love, an artist is she !;
She's q diplomat, too, you must believe
And in her "exams" she will never fail,
But she plays basket ball like a knocked
kneed snail.
Now Lucille Wilbur, am forced to con-
fes5,
Is goodie-g goodie and always ther best;
She is the most exquisite of all good
Back Of her shoulders are two little
wings.
Many good things of Elsie Perre we
know
Especially how her father makes piles
OF dough.
Mildred hurtagh comes to school in a
whirl;
She is known by all as the "sugar girl"
If being lete is a mortal sin.
Louise Fayard is the devils twin;
She begs and says it's not her fault
The old fooi clock makes a somersault
If you see Trina Morgan by herself take
stroll,
You may rest assured she'll do the act
of a mole;
IF in her hand she has something sharp,
It's TO dig under the stamps, I'll bet a
jswsharp.
Henrietta Songy is different you know,
Her love for bears will out wherever
she'll so;
But one thing you notice, it's not JUS
any,
It's one, just one, we allcall Teddy.
The one whc's monicle is Clara Keller
! Shed die, OIL dead, if she didn't have
fellow;
Well, what's the difference, ,.it's plenty OF
| fun
To Pres out candy from Preston.
Iolanthe Maufray is the pride OF the
i class,
/ The impossible would happen before
/ she'd be last;
She works and works that brain of herr
Until the gray matter begins to buzz.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17

Thursday, Feb. 22nd, Bay st. Louis
citizens will have occasion to witnes.
the grearest cross-country run eyer
staged in the South for interscholastie
runners. The distance will be three
| miles The race will start at point on
the Edwards road three miles from the
college, the finish to be in front of the
college gate on Union Street.
What makes the race OF greatest in
tetest is the fact that some of the best
runners in Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama will he entered. St. Stanis-
laus will enter the following runners:-
Ed. Curtis, A. Ansley, G. Reddy, c..
Schoen, B. Shannon, Sid. Wolf, A.
Steinweg, F. Lopez, J. Voelkel.
$50 far the following schools have
announced that they will be repre-
sented:-
st. Aloysius College. New Orleans;
Ferrels Academy, New Orleans; Rugby
Institute, New Orleans, Hattiesburg
Normal, Baton Rouge High, Perkinston
Agricultural and Southwestern Indus
trial OF Layfayette, La.
Southwestern Runner A Good Ons
To show the amount of interest be-
ing taken in this race is manifested in
the entry of Early Sharp, who comes
here from Lafayette, La, distance of
about $50 miles from the Bay. This
boyi5 great runner, last year winning
the Southern Junior Mile Champion
ship in New Orleans in the fast time of
5min Is secs. Reports have reached
US that he is doing great work in train
ing for our three-mile run and he is 60
ing to make someone step mighty lively
To beat him To the tape.
Reports are also current that the
!3aton Rouge High School entry is
running close to Southern Record time
iii training and he is also likely to up
set the dope.
To add Importance to the race, Harry
w. Fitzpatrick, President Southen
Amateur Assn, L. DeBenidito, Sec'y
! S. A. a. u, A. J. Heineman, President
New Orleans Base Ball Club, Frank T.
Gormley, Coach Y. NJ. G.. c., New Or
leans, Fred, Digby of the New Orleans
Item, Harry Martinez Of the Daily States
and Mr. Ray of the Times-Pieayune
will be here to serve as officials.
The following gentlemen here have
been requested to serve as officials
Referee. l.. di Benedito, sec'y A. A. U.
Hon. Referees, May or L. b Capdepon, Bros.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in,
auenced by constitutional conditions, ana
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system Halls Catarrh Medicine was
nrescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. It IS COM
posed OF some of the best tonics known,
combined with some Of the. best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free.
All Druggists, 75c.
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Ill{6};RI( lS(Illl()l 70!
nMgzlI|(ytepl
cN~72S ~
By THE PUPILS.

The "Feast of the Little Lanterns
was again a great success. The res
pective parts were skillfully acted; the
singing was gooG and the dances pret-
ty. The stage was arti tically decorat-
ed with a profusion of Chinese lanterns
and evergreen. We had full house,
hardly standing room, and the financial
success of the affair equaled that of the
artistic and social side of the affair.
The county field day exercises held
here on the school grounds last Satur-
day attracted many participants and
spectators from over the county, and
the success of the program reelected
credit on all concerned.
We are going TO lose one of our very
bright freshman, Miss Matte Townes.
Who is the artist that draws all the
pretty pictures in the Freshman class?
It's girl; that's all we can tell.
The Girls Basket Bail Team, which
was reorganized last week with Miss
Chapman as captain and Miss McGinn
as coach, is doing fine work.
We suppose every one remembers the
penny party that was given several
weeks ago by the Sixth and Seventh
Grades, which was great success. The
money that was thus realized paid for a
basket ball, which belongs to s'the down
stairsa only.
Grammar Grade Notes
A spelling match was held in the
Second Grade, and Creme Simmons
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17
Card of Thanks.

We hereby extend our sincere thanks
to our kind neighbors and friends for
the assistance rendered at the death OF
Camille A. Bourgeois; also to Rev.
Fathers Mortier and Downing of the
church of Our Lady of the Gulf.
Respectfully,
Widow and Children,
Brothers and Sister.
Waveland. Miss, Feb. ID, 1917.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1917-02-17

Dr.. J. H. SPENCE, Dentist, anncu,ces his
Office hours, in the Gex Building, Main
street, will be on Mondays and Fridays
from 10 a. n. to4:30p. N. His patent,
and future patrons will goyefnr thems
selves accordingly. TEL iS6.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Glain.

Chicago, May 31.--Excellent crop reports had decided bearish effect today on the wheat market. Accord ing to one authority, Texas and Ok :ahoma have the finest crops ever produced in those states. It was said harvesting would be started near Ardmore, Okla, tomorrow. Opening prices which ranged from half to 3 cents lower, with July at $1.94 10 $2oo, were followed by reactions from the extreme bottom figures and comparative steadinegs at 21ac to 3c under Tuesdays close
 Subsequently, there was renewal of weakness. Heavy rains over the northwest were said to have insured big yields Conditions in the Dakotas and Minnesota were raDorted as simi- lar 10 those Of 1910 when the north west raised its banI ar crop. The clcse was unsettled. SEC to 9c net lower, with July at S1 9i and Septem- Der at $i5o.
 Corn developed notarle strength as a result of reports that the growing
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OFF FOR CONVENTION.

Boston, Mass, May 31.--Headed by the Pilgrim Publicity association of Boston, the New England delegates to the annual convention of the As- sociated Advertising clubs of the world departed from this city today for St. Louis, where the convention is to be held next week. The party will travel by rail to Burlington, Iowa, from which point the journey will be made by steamer down the Mississippi to St. Loui. Stops will be made en route to inspec: the great dam and power plant at Ke,kuk and at Hannibal, the boyhood home of Mark Twain.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney md bladder troubles. dissolves gravel. ,ures diabetes weak and lame backs
 rheumatism. and irregularities of the tidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder trouble in ,hildren. If not sold by your drug sist, will be sent by mail on receipt
 # $1OO. One small bottle is two aonths treatment, and seldom falls o perfect a cure. Send for sworn estimonials Dr. F. w. Hall. 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists. (Advt.)
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NORWEGIAN SHIPS SINK.

London, May 3l.-A Central News dispatch from Christiania quotes the Norwegian foreign minister to the ef feet that German submarines have sunk the Norwegian sailing vessels Asters, 1,513 tons gross, and the steamship Glynn, probably the Glys, 35S tons, and the Fridti of Manson, 2,197 tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-01

Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely tho best for all kidney or blad Ter troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed rem
 edy.. 35c and $1.00 a bottle at the drug store. T&Stf
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BIPHANE'S LONG JD} RNEN.

Rome, via Paris, May 31.-A British biplane with five persons aboard ar rived here yesterday from London, having stopped only at Paris, Turin and Pisa on tn eway. The aFiators on arriving were given an enthusi- astic reception.
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70 .R 1 A [, r

FUR SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER of Baumann's map of Jefferson county, Ark. on sheets 1Sx15h inches, showing townships and boundaries. Valuable in listing your real estate for assessment. By mail, soc each. At my office, 19c each. Tracy Mills of R. H. M Hills & Sons. 303 and 3O4 Citizens Bank bldg, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 :. 5-30-3i
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New Orleans Gotten.

New Orleans May 3t.-Good cables and bullish private reports on the condition of tho crop caused buying of cotton around the opening of thi:' market today and prices made q ready response. In the first half hour Of business the active months improved 26 to a roints.
 The unfavorable weekly crop ac- count from the government increased the demand and at noon the active months showed a net gain of g to 39 .oints.
 Something of a tendency to reac. was shown in the afternoon under profit taking from the long side. At 1:30 the active montla were IA to 20 points over the last price of Tues day.
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Sp,, YarJ, Cotton.

New York. May 3l Enc cotton market showed renewed strcnGth carly today. l'irn>ne&s in Liverpool, 9 favorable interpretation of the Weskly report eN British tonnage sunk aud T rciteratien of low crop condition figures seemed to inspire rc-buyine by some of tAe longs who bad taken profits before the holiday. The opening WAS firm "t an advance of 22 Ia 90 points with July selling at 2l.S0c and October at 2l.10e with uosj of the active positions making new high ground for the movement, This advance encountered heavy req lihing and there were reactions or several points right after thc call but offerings were well enough absorbed by spot house brokers or fresh buy CTS to give the market pretty steady undortorc. A private crop report published before the opening maGc the condition 700 and indicates a re- duction of 2.G per cent in acreage.
 Prices worked back to within 10 or | 12 points of Tucsday's closing fig urc before noon with selling en- couraged by executions of favor able weekly report from the weather | bureau. Offerings ta2cred off around T 63c for July and 2t.l9 for October, However the market stcadied up
 after the publication of the weekly report, which seemed to disappoin. some of the carly buyers.
 The bulge, which followed the weekly weather report, carried Octo-
 Der up 10 2l.35c, or back 10 nearly | the high point reached at the open
 ing and 26 points above Tuesday g closing figures The advance was then checked by renewed realization
 and prices sagged off 10 to 12 points during the early afternoon.
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st. Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, May 31.--lIogs Receipts 5000; 10c higher; lights, $l5.356p $l5.7o; pigs, $1o.o0Mi4.25; mixed and butchers, $l5.350D 15.S5; good heavy, $15.S5M15.90.
 Cattle-Receipts, 1,500; prospects strong; native beef steers, $7.50m 1900; ,yearling steers and heifers, $S50M 1900; cows, $6.OO011.OO; stockers and feeders. $6.00m10.00; Texas quarantine steers, $5.50D950;i prime southern beef steers, $S.00W i1.50; beef cows and bei3ers, $4.2JM 900; prime yearling steers and hei- CTS $7.50M10.00; native calves, $G.00 mH.50.
 Sheep-Reccipts, 1,400; prospects steady; clipped lambs, $14.00W15.15; clipped ewes, $9.50M 12.75; spring lambs, $l5o0@1s,25; csnners, $60OD S.0O t.
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YOU MUST GO-so PREPARE yourself for promotion now while you have time to study-the gov ernment epu @ says THE TRAINED SOL DYER WILL COMMAND. Order now and study har'i. U. s. Ar'oy
 Infantry drill regulations, the first steps in soldieting sent compiett on receipt of s1. Act now wllie you have the opportunity. Ad< loc extra if you want special delivery Howard Allen, 616 Washington st.. Atlanta, Ga. '-i" u
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BAY HORSE, weighs about HOO pounds; good saddlcr; in good condition but not fat; strayed from Star City; was seen in Pine Bluff May 25. Re- ward for return or information leading to recovery. Notify Dr. r F. Collins, Star City, or Harvey Atkinson, Fox Brothers, Pine Blnlf.
 5..7-3i
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" A N r E D

F,yTED-AT ONCE, A FEW GOOR . ,aents for the best proposition on
 the road. a real morey-maker. Call
 at 1OOS w. 9th street, between II
 m, and ? D. m., or after ) D. m.
 j. W. James. o-l-ot
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n R1rY FROM OWNER DIRECT, A 1916 or 1917 model auto, originally
 listed at from $500 to $1200. Don't submit any bum cars. Bargain only will be considered. Address B.Car care Graphic. 5-30-3t
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foh SALE-ONE 1916 OVERLAND Ioaoster and one 1916 Chevrolet
 wuring car; both in fine mechani-
 .ai t; condition, equipped with good uieS. These cars were taken in eX- shange on new ones, and arc bar
 ts salas at the prices. Laser Motor company. 5-27-6t
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FUR sALE--BEES, ABOUT 23 STAN aard hives, all new and modern
 must be sold at once. If bought ';.i lump, will deliver and set up. Ad- ofess H. A. Thomas, 2020 West Fullen, or phone 361. 5-27-St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-01

FUR SAI.E-FORTY ACRES VERY
 ilne black land near Moscow, tim per Will all be taken off this yea.', ilhc houses and well on property;
 land all we'll drained and very rich. P. Cady, 1271a Main st. If
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, May 31.--Cotton spot in moderate demand: good middlinE, 14.77d; middling, 14.52d low mid ding, 14.2Sd; sales, 1000 bales, in- cluding 3,700 American. Sales for speculation and export, 700; receipts, 2.10o; all American futures closed steady; May, 1413d; May-June, 1"93d; June, 13.95d; June-July, 13 sod; July-Aug, 13.7od; Sept. Oct 13.30d; Dec.-Jan., 12S5d; Feb.-Mar., 12.74d; April, May. 12,e0d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-01

Thirty years is the age at which women will be qualified to vote under the terms of the franchise bill in troduced by the government in the British parliament.
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New Orleans Spots.

New Orleans, May 31.--Spot cotton steady, 19 points up. Sales on the spot, 12,151; to arrive, 741. Good or dinary, 19.81c; strict good ordinary, 20.31c; low middling, 21.S1c; strict low middling, 21.00; middling, 21.56c; strict good middling, 21.19c; strict middlng, 21.3Sc; good 21.74c. Re- ceipts, 4,527; stock. POS ,218.
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FOR RENT-s NICE LARGE ROOMS, nicely furnished for light house. keeping; has sink iii the kitchen;
 bath room connected; private. Also have 3 rooms partly furnished, and
 a nice big single room; right down town, within two blocks of business district. Phone 9S4. 5-23-3t
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WITH s5,00o to 10000 to invest as half interest in cotton business in Pine Bluff. Party we'll experienced in the business, familiar with foreign anl domestic markets, specializing ill staple Moral and competent. A1 dress P. o. Box 95, Como, Miss.
 5-27-Gt
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ElyTED-EXPERIENCED DAIRY
 man. 8 COWS to be milked. Apply b H. Moore, Cotton Belt eating house. 6-1-3t
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RID OF A LINGERING COUCH

You can get relief rom racKlnR, hacking coughs, from wheezy, sneezy breathing. from raw, Ninflamed throat and tight chest. w. G. Glazier, Bent onville. Ark, writes: "I can recon- mend Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound. used it for a cough that l had for years. and was said to have consumption but it cured me" For sale by Mann's Pharmacy.-Adv.
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LOST AND FOUND.

JOS sT-sOMEWHERE} BETWEEN State street and Best theater, ono pair of nose glasses, with chain and h,itton. The button had letter M
 engraved on it. Finder please re- turn to Miss Eva GaTtman, Dreyfus
 Store. o-oo-o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-01

iuR $ A LIE - FIVE-PASSENGEl}
 .;, uord, In splendid condition, good S' Sies' will sell at bargain. Ad- uieSs U. F., care Graphic. 5-25-6t