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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
K. Carriers Store

half you make application for the
same.
"5. We protest vehemently against
the blanket embargo along the Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway, and
request that your commission consid-
err the same. We call your atten-
ton to the fact that embargoes are
being threatened at various other ter
minal centers outside Of the oil belt
in West Texas.
IS. The banks and other com
mercial interests of West Texas who
have loaned millions Of dollars TO
produce. handle and market the grain
crops now about ready to move,
must have a relaxation in credits,
which is possible only through the
moving OF the crops to market with
the least possible delay.
~. We believe one way to assist
in handling Of freight at congestible
points is through the use Of depots
heretofore closed. At many points
where there were several freight de-
pots later combined into one there Is
alrady a growing congestion.
eve consider this whole matter
so serious that by unanimous vote OF
our executive board the writer was
instructed TO take IL up directly with
YOU. II you desire hearings, etc. at
any time. we shall undertake to have
shippers and commercial interests Of
West Texas represented. We do not
know whether this is necessary or
not. bat we do believe that prompt
action is imperatively necessary, and
pray for the same.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
WEST TEXAS FREIGHT
BLOCKADE PREDICTED

Austin, Texas, Sept. 25.-The Rail
road Commission today issued notice
of hearing for Saturday, Oct 4, TO
be held in Fort Worth in the Auditor
ium of the Chamber of Commerce, TO
consider the protests and complaints
filed by the West Texas Chamber OF
Commerce through its general mana
ger. Porter A. Whaley. Mr.. Whaley's
letter 20 the commission complains
of the railroad service in West Texas
in n number of particulars and pre-
diets a gigantic blockade within thir-
" or sixty days unless something ma
terial is done to relieve the situa-
ton. The letter reads as follows:
II have been instructed to advise
you that meeting Of the executive
board of this organization was held
at Fort Worth Sept. Is, with repre-
sentatives present from various parts
of West Texas, including both the
oil and agricultural regions. The
following was brought out at said
meeting:
81. Present passenger traffic be-
tween Fort Worth and Ranger is so
great that there is a practical break
down Of the service, almost daily per
sons being compelled to stand up in
coaches all the way from Ranger to
Fort Worth, and often times conduc-
tors refuse 10 take additional passen-
gers at Ranger.
"2. There has grown up prsc-
tice at Ranger, Wichita Falls, East
land. Burkburnett and elsewhere m
West Texas, of shippers having 20
pay switchmen, trainmen and traffic
men tips or fees, in order to secure
cars, have cars spotted or secure ade-
auate service We request that you
place such matters before the United
States Railroad Administration and
then TO the United States Courts for
consideration and action. IL is claim
ed that this practice is responsible
to the extent of from 25 to rs per
cent of present traffic congestion
and delay.
Blockade Predicted.
"3. The estimated sorghum grain
crop of West Texas, now being gath
cred is over 1000. 900 bushels, and
the estimated cotton crop is over
1.25O, 900 bales. over the whole
area OF west ltNdS dppfoNiHiht'ig
20 per cent of the wheat crop rs yet
to be hauled II is believed that a
gigantic blockade of traffic IN West
Texas is bound to result within the
next thirty to sixty days unless eff
forts are made directly TO the Unit
ed States Railroad Administration at
Washington for the ALLEGATION to
West Texas of not less than 10000
freight cars and of vast increase
in motor power And we respectful-
" request that you place this matter
before said United States Railroad
Administration.
~. The congestion Of freight at
Wichita Falls and other points IN
Wichita County can, in our opinion,
best be solved by the appointment of
terminal traffic manager at Wich-
tia Falls to have supreme control of
handling said traffic; also in our
opinion the traffic congestion IN the
Eastland- Stephens County district can
also best be handled by the appoint
ment of traffic terminal manager
for that district; and we therefore
respectfully request that on our be-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

Neuralgia Of the face, shoulder,
hands. or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh.
BALLARD'S SNOW LlNldENT pos
sesses that power. Rubbed In where
the pain a felt ia all that u necessary
10 relieve suffering and restore nor
mai conditions. Sold By All Drug
gisia
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

q. 4. Roberts, ~ Paris, Texas who
has been near Rails visiting with rel.
atlfe6 and acquaintance . few week.
i here this week receiving medical
treatment for biz eyes
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

.. n. Kemp, u Hereford, vas hers
laal week visiting Al the home u Mr.
and Mr. A . Iilris Nc Kemp =
. hrolhsr ln.lsa u NJ Hicks
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

Stop coughingl you rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irrita-
ton, heals the lungs and restores
comfortable breathing. Sold by All
Druggists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

Ne and hn " &. Mathis. of
Iifownflsld, weFe here the fret u
ne seek. making preparations fsF
masking their home IL oaF e|ly
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02
A. E. HELLER, Jeweler and Optician
SILVERWARE

Reed & Barton Sterling and Fifty Year
Plate; Alvin Sterling and Plate; Rodgers
Bros. 1847 Silver Plate. We have all the
new patterns from small pieces at $3.50 to
complete chest at $4,000.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-10-02

A n Conley d.. returned The ,lsl.
lnf pan n lsa ursh from = ahoFi
business iIlp 70 W|11 eeuniI
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ground for the movement.

ground for the movement. May con- tracts sold at the 31-cent level while October advanced from $26.99 to $2S.12 and closed at $2S.03 with the general list closing very steady at a
 net advance of S5 to 93 points.
 The market opened steady at an
 advance on relatively steady cables and reports of further rain in the
 south. There was scattered southern selling as well as considerable real izing at the initial prices, which was
 probably promoted by prospects for
 clearing and warmer weather. A few
 May notices reported in circulation
 helped to unsettle the tone of the
 market but houses with Liverpool
 connections were good buyers of July
 and there was also buying of that de- livery believed to be for French ac- count to cover hedges against cotton ready for shipment. This helped to absorb the early offerings and the market soon turned firmef on buy ing of new crop months and cover ing on complaints of grassy fields or the continued bullish news from the goods market. Demand became more active and excited after the publica- ton of the presidents message, par ticularly in the case of brokers with Wall Street connections.
 Spot cotton steady; middling $31.75 ! Cotton closed very steady.
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Corn and Provisions.

Chicago, May 2o.-New strength which developed in the corn market today was ascribed largely to re-es- tablishment of 100000 bushel limit on individual trades. There was a nervous close. 2 1-2 to 3 1-2c net higher, with July 1.64 1-2 to1.64 3-4 and September 1.58 IA to 1.58 3-8. Oats finished 1 3-4@1 7-8 to 2 7-8c up and provisions at gains of 15c to $1.10.
 According to current gossip, east ern spectators who have been active on the bear side of the corn market were the ones chiefly affected by the ban against unrestricted trading. However, this might be, it was GOV ering by shorts which seemed almost wholly instrumental in today's ad- vance. Wet weather and dwindling re- ceipts, though, furnished ample mo- tive for a more bullish view of con- ditions than has recently been the case.
 Oats were lifted by export demand and by strength of barley and corn. Provisions rose despite considerable weakness in the hog market.
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$iyOoO, PER MONTH
W A N T E D

An eastern corporation has an opening for a live man with sales and executive ability to fill position as manager for claims of counties around Pine Bluff. We are market ing an automobile accessory which has a world wide de- nand, an article that has been tried out and endorsed by the largest companies in the country, one that has abso- Mtely no competition. For an aggressive man who is de- sirous of establishing per manent and legitimtae busi- ness of his own and can in- yes: at least 5000 tfor ini- tial order of merchandise, which should not last but thir- ty days) for a competent man 5000 per month is easy money. $l,00O cash can handle this proposition, for appoint ment write Daily Graphic at once giving telephone number and address. Box F. Fl. C.. care Graphic. 5-21-22-23
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New York Sugar.

New York, May 2O-The local mar ket for raw sugar was unchanged at $7.28 for centrifugal to the refiner. The weekly cable from Cuba reported heavy rains in some parts of the is land with more centrals closing down, 176 now grinding against 1S3 aS week ago. The receipts for the week were larger, amounting to 15S.960 tons against IA ,699 last week; exports were also larger, aggregating 112,SS3 tons against 97,893 last week with the stock now 1,126,S67 against 1,0S0,79Q the previous week.
 In refined, the demand continues to broaden and it was said that buyers were commencing to anticipate their wants in a more general way. Prices were unchanged at nine cents for fine granulated.
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Market News
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, May 20.-Decided strength was developed by the cotton market today following something of q reactionary tendency in the early trading. New high levels were made by all the active months on buying wave around the middle of the day, created by the rumor that the Ger man delegates to the peace confer ence had received instructions to sign the peace treaty. The advance was widened by the rise of 38 points on spots, which carried middling up to 29.63. Closing prices were at net ad- vance of 66a to 86 points.
 The market opened slightly up as the result of buying induced by wet weather map.l Heavy realizing came from the long, side and there was also large selling by traders who were try ing to force reaction.
 Complaints from the interior of foul fields and expectations that to- morrow's weekly crop reports would be unfavorable helped values, as did also higher spot markets in the in terior and continued good demand at rising prices for finished cottor goods.
 Spot cotton steady 38 points off Sales on the spot 1882 bales: to ar rive 355; low middling 248S: mid ding 29,63; good middling 30.63. Re ceipts 9,742; stock 413,34O.
 Cotton closed steady at an advance Of 66 tO S6 nOints
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W7 3-S.
 Receipts 1929.
- - wv Legal Notices
COMMISSIONERS SAtP
~E
 BY ALlMAN

Notice is hereby given that mn, ant to a decretal order of the Is' Is. son Chancery court in the cass Hatten L. Huber, vs. August t'c c,d nert and Agnes Grahnert, the mi. signed, as commissioner of this ls % will, on the
 18th Day of May, 1919. during the hours for judicial ,,,.| offer for sale at public auction st d', \ front door of the court house, in H1 Bluff, Arkansas, upon a credit of tL,, months, the following described hI situated in Jefferson county, Ark,l sas, to wit:
 The southwest quarter of the notI west quarter of section four, towmli five south, range eleven west.
 The purchaser at such sale will 1 required to execute bond, with , proved surety, to secure the payne of the purchase money, and a b shall be retained upon said proper l as additional security for the u ment of such purchase money. Witness my hand this 9th day May, 1919.
 s. F. VAULX, Commission 3t-5-7-14-21.
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St. Louis Livestock.

St. Louis, May 20.-Hogs rccelpts 2O,5OO: 15@25 lower; lights 2O.25@ 2O.75; pigs 15.50@19.75; mixed and butchers 2O.25@2O.95; heavy 2O.9O@ 21.OO; bulk 2O.4O@20.90.
 Cattle receipts $500; steady; na- tive beef steers 11.50@18.50; yearling steers and heifers 9.50@16.0O;' cows 1O.5O@13.50 stockers 10.0O@13.5O; southern beef steers 10000 1900; cows and heifers 7.50@15.0O; can- ners 5.5O@725; calves 7.75@15.50.
 Sheep receipts 2,100; steady: lambs r18.25@18.50; ewes 13.0O@14.50; can- ners 4.5OM11.OO.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 6954.

Case No. 6954.
 In the Chancery court of Jellss%I resssII county, Arkansas..F. A. .aotsudsnt s plaintiff, vs. Ella Correll, d 1eis,~s,. < ,ss,a The defendant, Ella Correll,ils ell IS s;,r s1,, ed to appear in this court within tl1n;.. s1N% 4 days and answer the compls'" 7 plaintiff, F. A. Correll. 4ho sed Given under my hand and !. !as M N of said court this 9th day ol N'' A. D., 1919. ,,A1,1y Clerk. fc..n, 5-7-14-21-28-6-4 -
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WARNING ORDER.
Case Mo- 6935.

Case NO. OJOO.
 In the Chancery court of JeiIefM 1Ie sal1 county, Arkansas-Louls wsM plaintiff, vs. Virginia Watts, aelsn' ant. ,. u,... {,
 The defendant, Virginia watts; '.s Z warned to appear in this court w''a' s.a in thirty days and answer a1,Yaas lne e'H plaint of plaintiff, Louis Watts' ;.
 Given under my hand and the x, <, of said court this 29th day or Ap'' A. D., 1919. ,,.,,ry c,p,k (SeaD 4-3o-o'''4
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 6949.

Case No. 694J. In the Chancery Court of Jefs| son county, Arkansas. James Build plaintiff, vs. Norcisa Butler, defsa ant. The defendant, Norcisa Butler, { warned to appear in this court witt in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, James Butler. Given under my hand and the sel of said court this 5th day of May \ D. 1919.
 S. F. VAULX, Clerk.
 (SeaN 5-6-13-2O-27-e
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New York Cotton.

New York, May 20.-President Will sons message recommending revi- sion of war taxation and the return of telegraph and telephone lines seem ed to stimulate buying in the cotton market today and there was very sharp advance during the afternoon with all deliveries making new high l could turn around if l had them, but they are not to be had. It may be good thing for it will get you to figuring what it costs to rent and you will find out that you can almost buy a home of your own with your rent money. Come and see me or call me up and perhaps I can help solve your problem. Phone 2615 Room 510 Citizens Bank
 .,, Bldg.
 TOM BLoDGETT.
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Cottonseed Oil.

New York. May 2O.-Business in cottonseed oil continues slow, today's turnover being 300 barrels of Ocso- Der at $23y59. Refiners do not appear inclined to offer anything, in the pit. Prime crude $17.50: prime summer yellow spot $23.aO; October $23.49; December and January $21a50.
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T,ihartv R0nds

New York, May 20.-Final prices on Liberty bonds today were: 3 1-2's 99.54; first As 95.62; second As 94.36 first 4 1-4's 95.7S; second 4 1-4's 94;7o; third 4 1-4's 95.7o; fourth 4 1-4's 94.76.
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FOR SALE
TOM BLODGETT BARGAINS

7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, , halls. 6 closets. ? pantries, bath, front and back porch; sidewalks, garage, servant house, wood shed, chicken house, cellar, driveway. Fine shade, acre of ground, and a fine garden already planted. House in good average repair ' blocks from car line. A real little city farm. The best bargain in city. Owner just reduced price $500.OO for quick sale. $2950.00 buys this wonderful home. on good terms.
 FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND screened porch, nearly new, corner 18th and Poplar; good shade, full sized lot. House insured for $500: gas. wired for lights, water signed up for. The lot alone worth the money. Only $1350.00; half cash, balance terms.
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY
 Cash Grocery Car doing $40,- 900 year, including store building. stock and fixtures. nice Groom modern home, 6 closets. pantry, bath, porches. lawn. garden, shade, garage. warehouse. lot 6OX20S half block to street car; very at tractive home. in fine resi- dence district. With this com bination is included the cash grocery car and Ford truck with exclusive rights as own CT is going to install cash grocery car system in larger cities. This is a real busi- . ness making good money and winner for some live wire. Walk out proposition, $lO,000 some terms to right party, Phone 26l5, ground. floor Cit izens Bank Building.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, May 20-Rough rice, no sales; receipts 1.746 sacks; mil lers 1,746.
 Clean rice sales. 299 pockets Hoq- !duras. '5@7 1-2; 779 blue rose 4 1-4
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.sst.ors dress, Worker. Box No. Ss:l s77; 5>13-6t WANTED-TWO MEN OF NEAT APP
 pearance to solicit and collect in
 city and on road; $25 to $50 per
 week, owingsto ability. Apply 2 to
 sa m. 4o1 1c2 Main street 5-12-St* A GOOD PREsSER. ALSO A GOOD
 seamstress. Apply after D. m. at
 823 Pine Street. 5-7-1mo IF YOU HAVE A GOOD VEAL CALF
 to sell, phone 123 and get full val
 ue. Caldwell's Meat Market, head
 uarters for everything good to eat.
 1914 West Barraque; q;,o-,-c~ 511,1mx WANTED-TO SELL YOUR CITY
 or farm property. No proposition
 too large or too small. Tom Blod-
 gett, The Land Man, 510 Citizens
 Bank Bldg, Phone 2615: 4-19-tf MEN AND WOMEN OF GOOD
 personality that can sell and de-
 liver life insurance, one of the best
 companies in America, Arkansas
 territory. Attractive proposition.
 The Bankers Reserve Life Co. Thos. Smith, General Agent, 120 1-2 Main street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 WANTED = PARTNER, WILLING to work, with $5,000 cash, equally sharing, if quickly and properly managed, $5O,OOO profits. Address P. o. Box 244, Pine Bluff, Ark. 3-15-t1
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 ONE FURNITURE MOVING VAN IN good running condition. Original cost complete with body $525.00. !, Will sel lcheap for cash or give ! terms to right party. Can see same by calling at Riley Auto-Tire Co.,. Jefferson Hotel corner. 5-21-tf., AT A REAL BARGAIN. ONE-TON and half slightly used truck with starte rand electric lights. Is i equipped with express body A real buy for right party. Call quick at Riley Auto-Tire Co.,, Jefferson Ho- tel corner.
 ONE 1916 MODEL FORD RUM about, in Al condition; at bar gain. Good tires, just repainted and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-05-21

CANDY SALESMEN-- AGENTS. Advertise candy to storekeepers. Good pay. Kurn, Candy Mfg. Co.,, 1919 Ranstead St., Philadelphia, >,,>o--,...~,--. Pa. D: 5-20-1st SOLICITOR, LADY OR GENTLE men; permanent position, and good salary to right party Address A. F.. care Graphic. 11-zT-tss 5-2O-6t% COLLECTOR BY LARGE CON- cern. State age, previous experience. salary expected and when in posi- tion to begin duties. Give refer ences. Address "L. S." Daily Graphic. 5-ls-6t GOVERNMENT NEEDS 4000 clerks for census. $100 month. Ex- aminations soon. Age requirements l8 or over. For free particulars, write J. c. Leonard, (former civil service examiner, 979 Equitable Bldg. Washington. 5-lS-3t REFINED SETTLED WHITE LADY to assist in housekeeping. Good home and good salary. .Addres, Ben Nelken, 209 Cherry St., Hell ena, Ark. 5-ls-lOt WHITE BOY TO RUN ERRANDS and do chores around office. Apply Graphic. 5,l7-6t+ YOUNG MAN, TWO YEARS FIX perience in local wholesale house as bookkeeper, city salesman and assistant manager desires position. Communicate with Box No. 361, Pine Bluff, Ark. 5-17-6t* THREE OR FOUR NICELY FUR :, nished rooms for light housekeep- ing; or house convenient to car line. Family of four. Address "X. \. q" care Graphic: 5-l6-6t+ YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD .N'seven years experience in general office, work desire position for Summer-either' inside or outside work. Address B, SIP West Z Eleventh. 5.15-6t* FARM LABOR FOR TWO OR three months; either white or color ed; will furnish board and pay good wages. c. G. Gillespie, Rt. 1, Pine Bluff; phone 951sF5: 5,l4-6t WANTED-TEAMS FOR LOGGING $8.OO per day, five miles out on McFadden road. Elder -Gunther Mfg. O., Phone 1072 after 6 p. m. TIP West Sixth Ave: 5-l4,6t GIRL WANTED-TO WORK BE- hind soda fountain, Apply Bert Altschul, 210 West Barraque.
 5-14-6t AGENTS WANTED-MEN AND women for all counties and towns in Arkansas to handle something new; easy seller; the marvel of the age; every home interested; $1O0 per week easyily made; small capi- tai required. Call for MT. Payne, room POS Jefferson hotel 9 to II 8. m. and 5 to 3 p. m: 5-1S-4tt LIVE HoGs-wE PAY THE HIGH \ est market price. Blaser's Meat Market. 113 E. 4th. Call 118.
 WANTED-POSITION BY MAR ~ried man as Salesman, Shipping Clerk, or Bookkeeper Would con- sider other work at fair salary. Ad-
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MONEY TO LOAN

large life insurance company l have money to lend on improved farms at reasonable rates. Large loans, solicited. In loan field 12 months in the year. John O'Connell 110 1-2 Main. 5-7-1m
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guaranteed to run. Cash or terms.
 Phone IA. 5-2O-6t+

guaranteed to run. Cash or terms.
 Phone IA. 5-20-6t+ AT A BARGAIN, IN PART PAY ments, household goods. A five room house already furnished in good shape, ready to go to house. keeping; with gas, lights, water and bath; near Cotton Belyt shops, in good, white settlement; only one block south from East Second car line. House can be rented. Apply at 1l03 East Third. 5-20-tf ONE SIX CYLINDER PIERCE Arrow machine. Suitable for speed ster or light truck, in Al condi
 tion. Knight Motor Co. 5-18-6t SIX ONE-HALF ACRES THREE miles from Pine Bluff on Sheridan pike, good two room house about three acres cleared, fruit trees; all for only $75O with, $150 cash and $15 per month. MtGehee Realty company. 24O0 West Second avenue Phone 1898. 5-18-12t* GENUINE NANCY HALL SWEET Potato Slips. Free from disease. Best potato to grow. Good strong open-bed plants. $500 per 1000. Can fill any size orders. If wanted by Parcel Post, include postage. Immediate delivery. N. o. Ellis, 913 w. Seventh, Little Rock, Ark.
 5-17-1Ot+ +
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SPRAYED OR sTOLEN-REWARD -Sorrell Mare, years old; blazed
 face and stockinged feet; weighs about 800 lbs. Phone Bobo Broth CTS, No. 95O3F2, and receive re- ward 5-17-6t+
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FOR SALE.

Two fine lots Cor. P and Poplar block from paved street and car line. Good price and terms. TOM BLODGETT, Phone 2615.
 5-4-tf
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BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM, DIN
 ing room and kitchen furniture for sale. Used only few ymonths. Liber- al discount allowed. Address, "Fur- niture," care of Ghaphic. 5-17-Gt+
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MISCELLANEOUS


 WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE Cotton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third avenue and Georgia street. Situated on Cotton Belt tracks. No switching charges. Phone 1231. 5-16-1mo I AM PREPARED TO DO YOUR garden blowing; can come at any time; good work guaranteed. Find me at 2207 West Fourth; phone 2209 Nathan Oliver. 5-16-6t
  AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL. gasoline iron. Labor and fuel saver. Sells in every home. Pay salary or commission. Ladies make good representatives. Write for free sample. Imperial Sad Iron Co.,, Ft. Worth, Texas. 5-i-1Ot
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ONE LEATHER SUIT CASE AND two hand bags lost on pike road, be- tween Woodson and Sweet Home. Suit case contained mems clothing; hand bags contained mems cloth ing and army discharge papers be- longing to. Byron McDuffie, Ham, burg, Ark. Reasonable reward. Mo- tify Ned Benton, Hamburg, Ark.
 5-20-(,t|
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WANTTD-TO BUY, SECONDHAND refrigerators. cook stoves and iron
 beds. will pay highest prices. Ew- ing Furniture Co.,. 319 Pine street. Phone S4S9. 2-27-tf DO yOIT WANT TO SELL YOUR
 We will buy it. Phone 2Gh. Pine
 Bluff Furniture Co. 1-7-tf
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LOST, AND FOUND.

BAR PIN WITH ~'ENT-C. J. B." EN- graved; lost between Froug's and Rreyfus store Call 2012. Reward.
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