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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19
@I)RIgEESS& @I)RIgEES
k4nne Raftenhouse

days she made her debut, and this wom-
an is clever enough to cling throughout
the changing seasons 10 certain
digniiied type OF Watteau dressing that
makes her conspicuous in every assem-
blase through reason Of delicate
charm ihat|fcw other women achieve
Her finly modelled face, the masses Of
her snow white hair. the slender fragili-
ty OF her still young figure make an
extraordinarily good foundation for her
flowered gowns with their slightly
pinched-ln waistline, elbow sleeves and
the ruffle Of fine chiffon or tulle. and
her brimmed hat with its wreath OF
roses.
When you see her and look upon hef
as the perfect expression of a type
which knows itself and has arrived at
distinction through thH knowledge. you
heartily wish that others would take
her as a model. To see women with
white hair and even exquisitely young
faces wearing the sport clothes In bright
colors, tive sweaters and the separate
skirts OF youth in its modern expression
Is to feel a shock. II is so wonderful
TO have q rare type. and II Is such .
supreme achievement to drNs up 10
that type at all hours and times. re.
gprdless Of milliners, drcssmakers,
Fifth avenue and the Rue de Ia Palx.
This SEASON Brings About Vatican
Fashions For Many.
Probably the French threw the shep-
herdeS type Of costnnsry into the
market places as 4 contrast 10 the mil
itary clothes which we have drawn
from all nations and worn with so
much skill.
These new clothes age Offered 20
many they should be accepted by few.
They arc not for the average woman !:
but she who IL looking for something
out OF the running, a piece OF costum-
cry lifted above the commonplace, can
accept these flowerod and aproned
frocks for the surner and feel herself
well dressed.
The sketch shows one OF these frocks
worn at an afternoon wedding in
which the garden was the place Of re
cep'ion, The underslip is of blue ann
pink printed chiffon. with a very shor,
skirt pade Of two flounces and slim
bodice with its short sleeves made
double and hanging away from the arm.
Most of the short sleeves arc tight, you
know.
There Is an apron OF light blue tat
feta slightly draped around tho hips
and pulled into place by a belt, and
the two shoulder bands cross over front
and back, and fastcn al the belt with
touch OF tiny roses. The hat Is not
quite shephudess affair but tiits
down over the eyes and is trimmed with
flowers.
The woman who wore this costume
carried white ivory cane with a blue
enamel top as symbol Of the era in
dress that she represented.
Copyright, 1918, by tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19

T INCEE LUCKY rolled over in bed
| and then he got up and wiggled
his nose and his left ear. and
sfter that he was so wide awake that
he didn't want to get back into bed.
as did when woke up this morning
And just then the breakfast bell rang
and Mrs. Bunny put on the coffee and
the baked lollypops and the stewed
prunes, and, oh dea me | really
can't remember what rabbits eat every
day for I'm sure they don't eat the
same old thing, for il they did they
wouldn't be Jolly and gay and hop
about merrily all through the day, but
would sit in a corner and sulk and be
sad, and maybe get angry and maybe
get mad. So always remember TO have
something new, for no one can always
enjoy a prune stew. There I've gone
and written another piece Of poetry and
my typewriter wouldn't print II proper
ly. Isn't that too badl
Well, after breakfast the old gentle
man rabbit went out for a walk in the
Pleasant Meadow, and he went all
alone, too. for Billy Bunny had TO stay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19
OWEN IS BUSY on
DOLLAR QUESTION

WASHINGTON, June lo.-(Spe-
cial )--Senator Owens commite on
banking and currency is holding daily
hearings on the question Of putting the
dollar at par In neutral countries.
The dollar at discount Is now cost
ing the United States nearly a million
collars day. Senator Owen yesterday
heasd the testimony OF Maurice Leblanc
vice president Of the Equitable Trust
Cpanpany Of New York. Henry r
skleheimer, international banker Of
~ York; E. c. Morse, manager Of
~ torcien department Of the Willys-
Qfeflend company and V. Gonzales
gn1eer of the foreign business ei
psepn, Williams and Wismore, New
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NEW Y0RK.-.The world does not
IN often 90 IN for the kind OF
= eostumery that was worn by
Wattcau's women or the dairy-mads
Of the Petit Trianon, Fashion, for
some reason, Keeps to sterner and
more sedate roles. Not that we are
abjure coqnsfry; our women are
full Of Il. even under the ban {
war. We are not averSe tn that kind
Of soductivcnsss which is given by the
GENERALIZATION OF clothes we simply
do not turn TO the puffcd and friTled,
powdered and flowered type Of dress
ing.
Even wien the designers 20 back
ward into frivolous era and pick up
bits Of costunery from Marie Antoin-
cite when she was playing the part OF
commander. or from groups OF peas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19
Texas Banker Must
Serve Sentence for
Staying Examiner

AUSTIN, Texas. June io--Tbe court
Of criminal appeals today affirmed the
trial court in the case Of T. r. Watson
league banker, convicted Of the murder
oi John s Patterson. former sta,c bank
ing commissioner. Watson was awarded
nincty.nine years in the peniteutiary
Patterson was shot and killed at
league in 1910 after he had posted a
notice on the door Of Wsisor'- bar.
closing Il because Of It's alleged IN
solvent condition.
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home and polish the front door knob
and sweep the piazza and feed the
canary and bring In the wood, for Mrs
Bunny had to hurry up with the break
fast dishes so rs 10 be able TO 90 over
and see Cousin Cottontaii, who had
lust had a new baby rabbit. Well, as
was saying, Uncle Lucky hoped along
the Pleasant Meadow until he came 10
the Old Farm Yard where Cocky Docly
and Henny Jenny and all the Other
Barn Yard Folk lived with the good
patured farmer.
And just as he was going through
the gate, who should bounce out at
him but big black cat. And. oh, dear
me Her claws were sticking out OF
her feet like pins and her eyes were
yellow as fire and her teeth alit,ered
and her whiskers stood out like bayo-
nxts, and her tail was as big as a roll
ing pin and her back was bumped up
worse than camers. If you can think
OF anything worse than the way hat
cat looked wish you would write me
letter and He'll me so that ! can scare
Uncle Lucky. for, would you believe IT,
he wasn't the least bit frightened. No
siree-mam. He Just took off his old
stove-pipe hat and bowed most polite
ly TO Mrs. Black Cat, and she was so
surprised that she turned around and
went bfck to her three little kittens
who never wore mttens because they
didn't have any.
And after that the old gentleman
rabbit hoped into the barn and ate
some corn and had a talk with Mr..
Sharptoo,h Rat And maybe he would
have been talking there yet if some
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ARDMORE BOOSTERS WILL
TALK FOR WAR STAMPS

ARDMORE, June Io.-(SoeeiaD-
Fifteen automobiles loaded with mem
bcrS OF the Business Mems Associa-
tion Of Ardmore started yesterday on
booster trip throughout the sur
rounding territory. They took with
them the chamber Of commerce band,
and their purpose Is to boost the sale
OF war savings stamps and incidental
ly to get better acquainted with their
neighbors 10 the nearby towns. Their
itinerary covers Mannsville. Madill,
Tishomingo, Sulphur. Davis, Wynne-
wood, Pauls Valley, Lindsay. Duncan,
Comanche, Walters, Temple, Hastings,
Waurika. Ringing, Healdton and VII.
son. The trip will occupy three days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19
AaDm0RE OAR ASSOCIATION 4
ELECTS lT4 NEW OFFICERS

xDNoRE Jsse is.--(special)-
Al fhe ssnsa1 G1epflng q the bar as
social3ep, hs16 h ~ lbtSiet Courtroom
here yeales1av, ~ lSllo~iug officers
Prssils.s. jsiss fSsrs. w. Cham
pjos: Vie petsidsnt r. A. Ledbetter /;
ee11hry-eeassees, z. D. Slough. The
m4ng alop sdopted By unanimous
~ fesostions iadcssiSg the candi-
- q RcbVt F Scivally OF Ardmore
- !1ste Tor president Of the state
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1lAv INSURANCE is
n BARRED IN TEXAS

TIN. Texas, June fo-Holding
4 gssia 10 IN sliy Of Germany.
~ % commercial relations exist
1GuooQ ~ United States and Russia
9 oo4DUoat time, Charles o. Austin.
eo9loe1jo4er OF insurance and BANKING.
sefu1o9 49, tolicense for the current
ysss nane 9nesiep fire insurance com
banies wh50 have been doing business
h Texas fes SGny years.
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thing hadn't happened. And when you
don't expect II. something very often,
and sometimes most always. does hap
pen. The Miller's dog -an into he
barn and made a grab for the old gen
tleman rabbit but Uncle Lucky was too
quick for him. He hopped TO one side
and then out OF that barn so fast that
he hoped right into tomorrow's story.
Wasn't that wonderful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19
Bedtime Tales
By David Cory.

Awake. awake, 'tis early morn.
The CIV Ia climbing tho stalks OF corn
The little bird IL beating an eEg,
And tho rooster Ia dancing about on one
log.
And tho pig In trying on her nav bonnet,
with little blue bow and red cherry
on H.
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PAt,a Query.

Bridget-Here's a piece In III paper
tellin' how to get the best OF mosquitoes.
Pat-Sure, who the devil wants thin,
good or bad 2---Roston Transcrint.
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Many years ago some ingenious
workmep in Petrograd carved six can
non out Of blocks Of ice, turned them
in lathes, and bored them for 6-inch
shells. And they actually fired salutes
from them. The ice was sufficiently
strong to Withstand the explosion of
1000 grains OF gunpowder
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ant maidens singing in grand opera,
they do not do it in serious manner.
They simply throw out these pieces of
fashion as tidbits TO those who sar-
torial appctites need whc,ting or who
have wearied of the heavy fare of Rus
sian, Byzantine, Chinese and military
costumery.
Drsssins According to Ones Type.
There are certain types of women
who should never dress in any way bur
the Wattsau manner. If they have
white hair and young faces, they should
never attempt clothes taken from the
bazaars OF Delhi, the Assyrian courts,
or fhe ballet dancers OF Petrograd Nor
should they be silly enough to wear
the tip-tilted shepherdes hat in foolish
form, or the over-short frock, nor the
red heelod slippers. There is a happy
medium, and they should grasp it.
There Is one woman of high position
in New York society whose fragile
beauty has been we'll known since the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-19
SAM LOYD,s BRAIN FOOD
-Four Minutes to Digest This.
M lal

Can you discover the consonant,
which. sprinkled through the follow
ing line Of letters will make IL a
readable sentence?
ORR K AK EILA'SH
! N A ROC X.
ANSWER TO No. 48J.
In the Octamai System 10 equals
&, 100 equals a, 1000 equals Sl2.
Therefore, $3.50 equals 1918.
Copyright, 1918, by Sam Lloyd.
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"Rangoon Shantung," 36 inches
wide. A silk and cotton fabric in
plain colors that is very popular
now for ladies' suits, dresses and
light weight coats and jackets. All
popular shades, yard s1.Oo.
3-ineh Lightweight silk and
cotton foulards, beautifully fin
ished, yard s1.oo.
j6-inch Fine check voiles in gold
and black, red and black and rose
and navy colorings, very pretty for
dresses, yard si.0o.
Ten pieces of new plaid tissues
in gingham styles just received, 81
inches widei beautiful, pink, blue,
lavender, green and tan plaids,
yard s5c.
FIFTY pieces of beautiful 36-inch
voiles in light stripe designs. These
are splendid for summer wear 49,
yard soc.
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Forty-five pieces of small figure
dark ground fine quality voiles, 40
inches wide. Very good now, yard
6oc.
New pink linen, As inches wide
and in very pretty shade of pink,
fine quality, yard $3.50.
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$1.OO'Wash Skirtings,
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, CSC yard

These are very fine quality 36-
inch pique weave skirtings in
novelty stripes of blue, pink,
green and gold; dainty colored
and attractive for summer skirts
-$l,00 quality, special at yard
6oc.
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At Rorabaush Browns Main Floor West Room West Aisl.
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On Sale Friday

Eight hundred yards of J0-inch
batistes in neat small figures, flor
al and stripe designs. Special
value, yard 15c.
/, 45-inch Plain color voile in light
pink, lavender, light blue, Dresden
blue, Nile, tan, maize, navy and
black. Special value, yard soc.
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Peter Pan" lightweight ging-
ham weave cloth in plain colors,
for all purposes; fast colors; rs
different shades; 80 inches wide.
Per yard soc.
Fifty pieces Of pretty kimono
styles in serpentine crepes, per
ward 3Sc,
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-25

Registered Big type Poland China
Popular bred spring pigs for sale I
have purchased during the past sea-
son some of the best bred sows I could
buy from leading herds Of the North
and have, / believe, really high class
foundation l am Offering the tops
from the litters, sired by CA Monster
Again a thousand pound boar and
(Missouri jumbo young boar that
cost Blakerman&; Son $410 at eight
months old. The danes of the offer
ing are by Giant Ben, the $1,035.00
boar of the J. W. Pefander's herd
and Smooth Orange, the great unpric-
able herd boar Of the J. O. James
herd of Iowa. l am booking orders
new for delivery at We3ning time at
rock-bottom prices and FULLY guaran-
teed or money back. Come or write
OAK LAWN STOCK FARM,
4. {. MELTON, Prop, Winthrop, Ark.
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Card OF Thanks.

AS the campaign for circuit Judge
draws to close, l wish to thank my
friends all over the district for their
interest in my behalf and to sSsure
them that l believe victory is certain.
l have made a clean, 6ignifed fight.
l have said many nice things about
my opponent and have not thrown
any mud l have found opposition to
him all over the district Quite a
number s,y he is TOO cid for judge,
though | have not urSei this myself in
single instance. Some make other
objections, but TIE great mass OF the
people think that two terms as prose-
cutting attorney end two terms as cir.
cult Judge. II years in all, is enough
for him. And as l have never drawn
pay as { public officer more than
about six mClths in my life, while
was State Senator they feel that l
am entitled to the office ! believe
the people are fully in harmony with
the wise Democratic principle that a
man should not holi office all his
life.
l believe | am thoroughly compet-
ent to fill the Office l also believe
that Gm fully as patriotic as Judge
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; ; ARKINlA NEWS


Arkiknd2, May 23.-(Special.) Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Wright We're visiting
here Sunday, from Hugo OklaAa ma
a goodly number attended the ice
cream supper at Mr.. and Mrs w b.
Stuarts Wednesday night
Attorney j. o. Livesay was here
from Foreman THURSDAY.
Henry Horton is home on a fur
Tough.
Prof J NJ Cain wss here Thurs
day from Cerro Cordo.
There will be about six boys to go
to training camps from here Satur-
day.
o. J. Tucker is here again from Box
homa, in pursuit of nice widow.
NJ, Falls and Robert Falls went to
Broken Bow Wednesday on bicycles.
We see notice on the P. O. door.
Go to Work, Go to War or Go to Jail >
This is Little River County motto.
c. l.. Jennings went to Ash&oWn last
Saturday.
Wilson Smith was here Thursday
from Winthrop.
Herbert Green md Miss Bee Bates
were married last Saturday night. DR..
f, p. Massie was here Thursday.
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The WOm2E,'s Missionary Society

The Womam's Missionary Society
silver tea for the benefit of the Red
Cross at N early date to which all
sc invited. An interesting program
will be given at the tea. which will
be in the basement Of the church. The
date will be between the commence
ment exercises and the C!lautauqua
opening
torpid liver is a heavy handicap
to a working man. 1t robs him OF
strength. energy and mental aiertness.
To remove the burden the proper rem
3dy IS Plickly Ash Bitters. 1t is fine
liver, stomach and bowel medicine.
Price S1.25 per bottle.-DiXie Drug
Co, Special Agents.
Mrs. S. j. Meyer was taken to Tex
arkana Wednesday evening and rlGc-
ed in the Pine Street S2nitarium
where she was operated on Tor ap-
pelidicits Thursday morning. sac
Wos accompanied by her husband, S.
J. Meyer, mother, Mrs A. Ech0li aaG
DR.. P H. Phillips The last reror;
she was doing nicely.
When an energetic Woodworking
man feels unduly tired. hailf-sick,
blue" and discouraged he thinks he
is getting lazy. 1t isn't laziness the
trouble is in the stomach and bowels:
they are disordered. To restore en-.
ergy, vim and activity the right rem
edy is Prickly Ash Ri ters. 1t is
powerful system regulator Price ST. %
per bottle-Dixie Drug Co., Special
! Agents
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Winthrop, May 23.-(Special)-
Mrs. Walter Webb and little son of
Texarkana are the week end guests of
Mrs. Webb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. B. Reaves.
II. B. Reaves made a business trip
to Ashdown Friday
Marian Crenshaw returned from
Ell Paso, Texas, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Turrentine of Texarkana
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. j.
A. Sessions, ST., Saturday and Sun
day.
Arthur Middlebrooks was here from
Ashdown Monday
DR.. Chase and Bill Chase motored
from Wilton here Monday,
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Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the authority and directions
contained in the 5ecretal order of the
Cnancerv Court of Little River Coun-
", made and entered on the Dist day
o. May, A, d. 1918, in a certain cause
mo. 1115) then pending therein be-
tween Sherman Nolen, Johnnie ID nie!s,
Lillian Phillips, Lcona Goodlow and
Cora Fuller compliments, and A.
Goldsmith defendant, the undersigned,
as Commissioner of said Court, will
highest bidder, at the front door or
entrsnce of the County Courthouse, in
which said Court is held. in the Coun-
ty OF Little River, within the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales, on
Saturday the 18th day of June a. d.
1918 the following described rea! es
tate, to-wit: SW, of SWl; and NE,il
Of SWi of Section 10; and NWi OF NV
Of Section IS, all in township IS, S,
mango ou WcoI, III ILl'tic RIVER NpNibs,
Arkansas. Terms o sale: On i ere
dit of three months, the purchaser be-
ing required to execute a bond as
~erEi.ed by law and the order CT said
curt in said cause, with approved
security, bearing interest ct the rate
Of ten Ter cent per annum from date
of sele until paid, end lien being
retained on the premises sold TO Sc
cure the Payment of the purchase
money. Given under my hand this
11st day Of May, A. T. 191S,--Chas II.
lark, Commissioner in Chancery.
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COWS FOR SALE-2o milk COWS,
with calves by their sides, rest heif-
er springers, high bred stock just Mis-
souri, Will sell for essh or on time
NJ w. Hankins, Ogden, Ark. St
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L0ST-A black mare y years old, IA
hands high, shod all around, hind
ankles pitched forward. last seen be
tween Ben Lomond and CossaItot river
headed south. Notify Geo Townsend.
HoratiO and be paid for trouble
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STOCK NOTICE. nave charge Of tie
Geo. Chewing jack. Will make Sc
son at Orion farm en- N d. &. G. road
where PeytorYille read crosses q
miles east of Ashdova. SIS for sea-
son.--W. A. Chewing. ct
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SCHOOL CHILDREN ATTENTION,

L0ST-Possibly on school ground,
plain gold ring, engraved, e. E. S. to
G. Il. B.-Oet IS, 1905 r eturn to
Asfdown Hardware Co. and receive
reward
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Steel; but | haven't made a whirlwind
of the district making war
speeches right en- the eve of the cleo
ton because l don't believe in making
political capital out of patriotism.
Yours truly,
w. G.. RODGERS,
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MEN WANTED-Track men $3.50 per
day. Pay every Saturday. Also Tie
makers and Bolt cutters.-A. a. Don
ham, White Cliffs, Ark. At
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Ben Wade left for Colorado Mon
day to enter training camp.
Miss Wade Ingram was in Ashdown
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sessions and
Miss Mable Stoker motored to Ash
down Tuesday afternoon
DR.. J. L. Peavy went to Ashdown
Monday
John Sessions, Jr., made a business
trip to TeXarkana Tuesday.
Bob Pierce and Geo. Steel were
here from Ashdown Wednesday.
Prof T. T c, Anderson of Richmond
was in town Wednesday.
A 7, Powell of FIT. Smith is in town
this week. Henry Majors went to
Ashdown Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Mills who has been
teaching music here returned to her
home at Kingslana, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, r. 4. Sessions were
in TeXarkana Thursday.
Gov. Brough spoke Wednesday, at
the auditorium to large and appreci-
alive audience In the interest Of the
Red Cross War Drive.
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FOR SALE-Ribbon Cane Syrup.-A.
c. Stephens. Phone S0SF1-2. ct
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PEAS FOR SALE-Stock ma Whip
poorwilf peas for sale.-C. S. Cobb st
Miss Louise Gentry Of Bolton is the
guest OF the family Of Q. Kolb this
week
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BARGAINS-All of my city property
for sale, easy terms.-H. G. Sander
son. tt
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FOR SALE-One Ford car, in good Or
der, been run only a few months
See Pierce Leslie, Ashdown, Ark. st
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CGTTON SEED-Pure Triumph Me
bane cotton seed for sale.-C- p.
Smith. If
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FOR SALE-Alfal:a hay, $50 por ton.
Phone or write DR. /. y. HAITI, Gg-
cen, Arkansas.
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JERSEY BULL AND POLAND CHINA

male for service on my farm l mile
east OF Acknowledging Bros.
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FOR SALE-3 small farm mules. In
quire OF w. H. Adams. At
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