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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

a Lowndes county product and the
first shipment of this kind that ever
moved over the local rails. A guess
ing contest among the railroad men
provoked all kinds of fun. Some
guessed that the car contained
bunch OF the pretty girls that live
here, or that they were students of
our college, but, no, no, no. Just
a car of honey bees that have gone
to Michigan to sip early apple bios
SONS.
Figure and form was well repre-
scented in the "Dokey Parade" said
an onlooker when an eye was cast
on that good natured Tom
Dismukes, of the Artesia lodge, who
looked the part of big, inflated
balloon. oh, you Dokeys, yelled
their host of friends. A railroad Wis
itor for the occasion remarked, Let
me get nearer the bevy of pretty
girls. All. They are dreams of
loneliness. Are they Columbus
girls?"
Quite a few of the NJ. G. 0. boys
were here during the "Dokey" cere-
monies. Among them were Wire
men C. E. Henley, A. e. Peterman
and L. S. Hussey. This groop of
men are the star operators on the
NJ. & o. and were shown a genuine
welcome here. There were various
others from the progressive lodge at
Artesia who we're in the line of pa
rade enjoying themselves TO the
fullest.
General Agent C. P. jackson,
Bridge Supervisor T. E. Youngblood
and North End Supervisor A. H.
Nichols, of the NJ & o., were on
motor car special the past week in
the interest of the Liberty Loan.
They report great success and a one
hundred per cent drive. The party
spent the night in the city and pro-
ceeded north early the next morn
ing,
Division Superintendent car 104
went over the Montgomery division
the past. week. The car was occu-
pied by Division Supt c. A. Pig
ford of the Mobile & Montgomery
Division. Division Engineer Cum
Minis. ]. D. McDade, r. NJ. and ID.
r. Rice. trainmaster. The car was
cut out at Tuscaloosa, the division
headquarters for the Montgomery
Mr.. Chas. H. Graham and Miss
Eloise Sanders. of Reform, Ala,
we're happily married during the
past week. Mr.. Graham is the eff
fcient local freight agent at Reform,
Ala. and when young ladies were
rushed in to fn vacancies on the
lines Mrs. Graham was given a
clerkship.
After passing the time of day and
a wish that you and all your family
may eonfinua well. we'll known
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

a solid carload of sweetness was
switched into fast NJ. & o, express
train during the week. The car was
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

candidate drove on. Hello! Hello"
exclaimed the candidate at the next
stopping place. is the boss at
homer" Yes, sir, in the stable. :"
To the stable and behold the boss,
black buck.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Dispatch ads are winners.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Relief Agent Gore. Of the S. !. NJ,
was visitor to Columbus during
the week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

After passing the time of day and
a wish that you and all your family
may continue well, a well known
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Geenral Yardmaster Chas. O.
Long of the NJ. & o and S. |. NJ.
railroads and the Southern, has re-
sumed work after vacation of a
month spent in places of interest on
the line of the Chicago & ST. Louis.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Engineer Stroude E. Cone. of the
NJ. & O., has relieved Engineer r. o.
FAINT, on the Columbus owl.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Conductor Augustus Cunningham
is relieving Conductor ireland A.
Crump. who has Joined Mrs Crump
on visit to brother in New Orr
leans.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Engineer Jessie Johnson. of the
NJ. & o., is back at work after six
weeks off on account of injuries
sustained by kick" from crank
ing a car
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-04-27

Roadmaster j. B. McDade, of the
NJ. & o., is out after few days
that confined him to his room in
Tuscaloosa. Ala.
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Union of Russian
 Workers Said to be
 Worse Than Soviet

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. , 29.- wave of crime has swept over h. dianapolis as a result of the high cost of living.
 The wave reached it's crest dur ing the early days of the Christi mas shopping period Detectives and police women placed in the department stores to safeguard property in. a few days gathered in numerous shoplifters.
 According to crime experts, the shoplifting is not being conducted by professionals. On the other hand, young women, heretofore un- known by the police, have been caught in the The thefts are said to range from a handSer- chiefs to larger and more expan- siv ebits of wearing apparel.
 So far the court has been unus- ually lenient with the law viola tors, in most instances, fining them and giving them suspended sen tence.
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:: 11a1ning My Husbqr1d
Copyright, lol9 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

Immediately cur relations be- came imperscnal save at every opportunity Crittenden tried to surmount the barrier between Us by building a ladder of gifts, His old way of apolagizing, 1 reflect cd, and decided that if he put knew how intellectual it was be- cause was so strongly opposed to it as matter of personal pride, he would discontinue this method Of conciliation. But apparent- ly he did not sense this condition and kept it up.
 "Bess," he began one night at dinner, q saw a gorgeous oriental rug in a window to day. It would be a beautiful thing for the living room. The smaller rugs could go upstairs. I'd like for you to see it, and, if you want it, we'll get it."
 "That would be a nice thing for the house." I said.
 He made an impatient gesture.
 q didn't mean to buy it for the house." he complained. q want ed to buy it for you"
 "Oh, I exclaimed, but quite without enthusiasm. But it would be for the house, anyway
 He locked at me steadily for a moment, his face impressive. "Yes, suppose, so," he said, half heartedly.
 There followed days on days when he tried to re-establish him self on his former footing. Mean while was studiously careful to say nothing that would precipi- tate quarrel, but was firm in my determination to let him be put to the test that he, himself, had imposed. It appeared to be the better way for both of us.
 A feature of the new life we were
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living was the hlishment by nutgel consent. + unspoken, of my l.o1sonal f1fd" Hience. l came and vent as lhote. He com ,ic Id net at all CT the fact that 1 ts quenily reached home from a l22rs1back cide long after his ar rival. Sometimes he looked at me as tho displeased when l can- tered in on Pegasus jast in time for dinner, but he managed to re- frain from commenting on it.
 Not once did either of us refer to putting cur ship on on even keel'' as he expressed t. Weeks passed in this way, spring coming meanwhile with llfo taking on the freshness and beauty of 2 gladdar season.
 Life bocan,e glad, indeed for Jack Langley end Betty Harding, whose cnga@oment wcs yet unan- nounccd. Wo had scon little of them since th9 day they bacamo engaged; they found themselves quite sufficient to each other Hence Cr..tscnden rarely refer red to Jack or "that girl" But l knew that h. would rant when he understood that "that girl" was to be Mrs. Jack Langley.
 saw Betty down town cna day and she told me they wanted tc announce the enoagemcnt. It was late in April and they were to bs married in June. 1 made sug- gestion.
 "Let mo give ycu F7neh >on Betty, and announce it thca," l said, eagerly.
 "That is sweet of yer, Bess, to want to do that for mo-" cried Betty happily and it was SO decid, ed
 q shail not tel Crittandcn it ie an engagement luncheoa," 1 said
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 STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank Clerks Investment company will be held in the directors room of the Ma tional Bank of Arkansas, Pine Bluff, Ark, on January IA, 1920, at s o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting.
 V. D. WEBB,
 Secretary and Treasurer. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. i2-9-imo
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By K ATillHEN FOX

By no means cried Betty. It will be fun to surprise him.
 l had 8 gcod reason for not say ing anything to Crittenden. In the first place, 1t was not my secret and in the second, knew he was so opposed to that airl' that he might foolishly make an eleventh hour effort to interfere in Sohlc way. ffe already had ap- preached Jack about Betty. and. while WaS positive he could not influence him, feared anoth- CT attempt might cause breach between them. From the cut of jack Langley's jaw and steady hght m his gray eyes, he was not man that would brook interfer- ence of that kind. He was as deep y in love with Betty as she was With hjm. Naturally, he would resent it.
 Also l will confess that a third reason for keeping news of the engagement from Crittenden was the fact that l enjoyed to the full contemplation of his confusion when he really knew and under stood, in the bargain, that ] was III the secret ahead of him. make no secret of the fact that l was net disposed to share and share alike with him on the com mon ground of amity. There was no such common ground between us.
 told Crittenden in the morn Ing that l was to entertain a few friends at luncheon at home, but dld not even explain that it was Tn honor of Betty. He asked one question.
 Is that girl coning?"
 Elizabeth Harding!" I exclaim. nd "Oh, yes, by all means Eliza
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Leagues Success is
 Up to the Women

Lcndon, Dee, -''The success of the League of Nations idea Is dependent upon the intelligent eo- operation of the women" s2As Miss A. Helen Ward in an article in the League, a periodical.
 The writer suggests the organ ization of a Womaa's Bureau ei the League of Nations and that the women should be appointed for their general fitness for the purpose of the League, rather thHn mcmerly as experts in what are known as "womcn's interests"
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to Get
 Big Axle Firm

Cleveland, Ohio, Dee. % Within siX months Cleveland is to Daya the second largest axle mak- ing company n the world, accord mg to announcement made by o. !. Eaton, it's president,
 The new company will be known Us the Eaton AXel company, will oa Incorporated with approximate Iy $o,000,000 of capital and q h acre site has been selected and construction of a %l,000,0c0 plant will be started soon.
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O'Briell Seasoned
 Baseball Magnatc

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 23.-A Joseph D. C'Brien, the ncw secra- tary of the New Yorl: club of th- National league, has been idonti. fad with baseball fer nearly 2 years.
 O'Brien is a native of Milwau- kee and was wall known in tn. Insurance business, haying travel ed extensively il this connect .,oy IT. 1905 he was elected to tht
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

De annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff, Ark. will be held in the directors room of Id bank in the city of Pine BlufD on Tuesday, January 13 1920, between the hours of 10 a.. ' \m. and 12 (noon), for the pur- kose of electing directors to serve N the ensuing year and for the (nsaction of such other business may properly come before the aid meeting.
 c. H. TRlPLETT.
 President, rine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. 2-9-1mo
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E. Sr. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis. Dee, 20, Hogs 2L0E9 steady to ! cents lower. Top ll.l N bulE t3.9lNtlf.lo; heavy 13.SoM 3V medium l3 S00i 10; light 13.25Nl ll.lo' pigs tI.O0m 1890.
 Cattle: 9,0Oo; steers p cents lowcr others steady. Choice heavy stccts none: medium l.710f1G.75; common S.25Gt1l 50: choice lights li.ooM17.o0 common S.0O0ii1 .25; butcher hcifers '. 7.o0m16.OO; cows 7.OD6i 12.oO; canners ]. .5UoiG. .7J: calves 13.OMi16.75; feeders G.716il25O; stockcrs G.2oGf 1o.75.
 Sheep. 2.5O0: steady; lambs 1475m 1900; eulls 7.5om1l.25 ycarling weth, CTS 12,00Ml5.0O: choice ewes 7.00a iu.GG: enllS l 4.0O6i6.30.
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ing in a small h9at on the bay When they were killed mor2 than 100 eggs were found in eac.,.
 The egg of the turtle when r7- moved from the body has soft shell. The ego itself is about the size of hens cgg. The iasi,lc resembles in taste and appear ance the yol'7 of hens egg Tte eggs are hoil@l hard. and the shell is peeled off lie tho cutter skin of an onion.
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ljLYH EIGHT BOUT.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dee. 29..-- Frankie Mason Of Fort Wayne, Ind, claimant of the American flyWeight cham pionship. will meet Sammy Marine C. New York in a ten round contest here New Years afternoon, The weight agreed upon is LA pounds at 10 a. m. Mason is angling for a match with Jimmy Wilde, the British flyweight.
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Turtle Eggs on
 Menu for Marines

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Dec. 29.-Boiled turtle eggs are a nov city which has been added to the mess of the United Statees Mt- rines on duty at the naval station here.
 Two 200-pound turtles were cap- tursd today by Marines while sa4!-
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as private shooting ground. Caretaker has been in. structed to admit no one unless accompanied by members.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB.
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WANTED TO TRADE.

~>>~~0- v >-~---~~~--~~-~--~ WANTED TO TItADE-ONE 5-pAis senger hlShclaSs automobile with new Victoria l0l; ncW battery: new Cofa tires. new paints; Al shape, TOT stock i'll ArkunSas and Texas OIl aud I.r,tse Co. No. i, or Climber Motor corpora tlon stock. Aduress Automobile, care Graphic.
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EAST END. 4Ol Dakota. 1 rooms. strictly modern price $2,250.0o. Good terms, monthly payments. 9o2 F. Second C rooms Price $1S00. Good terms. 221 E. 2nd, s rooms, , locks cast of second and Main. Price S4.1Jo. 419 E. End, $ rooms, 1 blocks from 2n'l and Alaiu ,f3,5tE.OU. New modern bungalow, To5 E. End au.0Ut.Gt, terms. 1905 F. 9th. i rooms; $1, ,1J0, $25O cash balance monthly.
 WEST END. 1J1O w. Sth, , rooms. strictly modern can sell on monthly payments; price $.!,2Jtt.Oo 1114 W. Barraquc, 6 rooms, hall, mod ern conyiences, half block of car line on paved streets, all paid out, S3.U0G. 2319 w. 11th, 6 rooms. almost new, .p-.Got.0O, terms. l6th and Olive, 6 rooms, modern, $4, rIG.OU: terms. 1Gth and Beech, , rooms, modern, $3, U0t.OC, terms.
 Other good bargains in all parts of the city; have some very desirable vacant k 'S.
 M,- EW REALTY GO.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Dee. 20. Prices of Liberty bonds at 2:55 D. m. today were: 2 1-2's 99.52: 1st Us 93.20; 2nd 4's 0l.70; 1st l lis 03.3G; 2nd | LIS 91G2; 3rd | 14's 9l.6i: Victory 3 3-4's 99.22; Victory 2.4S UD. go.
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To Cure d Cold in One Day
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUIN- NE (Tablets.) It stops the Cough and Headache and works on the Cold. E. W. GROVES sig nature CT each box. BOG. adv.
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Breaking contracts by labor unions is a common practice all over the. country, Pennsylvania heads the list with IA violated con tracts.
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FARM LANDS, IMPROVED AND also houses in county
 town; cash CT terms; in 10 acre tract and up. The land of the cantaloupe; have all kind of fruit and Yegctable#.
 Address Southwest Land and Lunbt1
 coHpanE, r. b. Box l-3, kingsland, Ark l2-l9-.Wh
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IV1ltpOOi Ct

Liverpool. Dee. 22a. quiet. prices firm. Goo% 3GW; fully middling 2S. 15 yvs 27.5o: low mlddIing 2i.9o; go5 5i .l..!,. l! .,H; ordinary 1.3O. Sales oNs including iGoo American. NoS Futures closed steady.
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.QASSIfEDAIN'E:N
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

TAKEN UP-AT MY HOME ON R. Nc. 5, Box II. a horse, owner can have same by paying for this adand feed bill. l.. |. II. Day. i2-21-lUt,
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STONE SMALL WHITE FOH iGr, has lemon colOrcd ears. one leo
 spot at root of tail, one small
 spot on side. bob tailed. colllr tn the following inscription, ''J,
 ford. COS West 9th. Pine Blur ArE. Finder will please return to j. G. Sifford at $. R. Thomas Auto Com pany, or 1110 West 23rd, and receive reward. 22SGt
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FOR SALE

modern houses: fine coHGIton& caNE terms. near Lakeside school. Tohl .,Iuu4ctt Phone 261J. 923ti
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as V Ln5
 Pf
 IfoadoE piiHts 9u lua.ralN t
 .utv,d B .t l. t. ' s,s ras "ext2a, cd."
 45r. Hcrg;S q fest friend o{ ta.d worker io ,.ieau undersJaf J.r rutu1yG
 ru was selrp mi nt aaant
 eH,al jU ,ie "s. b. NFo 4 lllapt tH. rar @qDrials.
 root .ar i9r ..d hy limnaE ..psa MJ 3plisN'
 .tyd the allies
 7~ of pounds.
 i Vaa Mir.
 a9 toG gbi,t P
 uG Am+rRn ma A f4~u,h .=an ioe I. loaa unprecedented of e>lttuaI i"1as byy 4snI ile lHuaed loT% ryHa6,laE7 ! tHr Placin| tfp@No v Gi4 Wor m usuk British secusa tics lu staIlji,e lh- exchange WiE also my&iuu3.2.
 'fr uas done U.rr than ris& his tutIJT ju the y.U.' of the al ara; he taa aiso re,.& h,s life. His pe,aF- irom tr Gemn as= sa.ia ulo twice wounded ulm Was a marrow one. EugIisAnau may we'll rriAiee in any hoaar which can give some satisfaction to Mir. AorGal;.
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STOCKHOLDERS NH

Notice is hereb~ given nual meeting of the stS the Bank Of Sheriff., o will be held in it's bay Tuesday, the 18th day between the hours of ln. for the purpose of directors for the the tralisacting such may come before $
 w. I. PAY
 ]. r. QUAi2 Sherriil, Ark. Dec,
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MODEL ''N" utPMOEILE TOUR lAes ear; good running orderi electric ,tssntS and starter; cord tires: will Slr. rtficc if taken at onnc: good reason Tor selling. If interested see oF phone Iarn HuHkcrsley. phone No. 121 or IsiG.
 l2 .lt
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SPOT V

New orleans, ns quiet and unchnn s spot 3SJ; to arrive is .3}3....5, HiddIins IO.ov Il.,l. Receipts ll.o2l
 New York, Dee. steady, middling 39.225. W
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WANTED FURNISHED ROOM, MUST have heat. by man and wife; baby G weeks old. Would like meals at same address. E. E. Hobbs, Jefferson hotel 12-21-Gt [" -@~~ON~~-~~0~~-~o~~~~~~~ -~~~~oo7--~>---~S
 WANTED-.rWO NICELY FpRNIS!i,
 ed rooms. suitable for light house. keeping, bath kitchen, sink ,ctc. All modern conveniences. Apply 314 West 4th Ave, Phone 1s96 12-2S-jI.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE, family by young man who works .t night: must be close ill. Address S. l.. care Graphic. 12-3Q-tl
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presidency of the American Az sociation for a one year term and In 1906 was again elected for one yeor.
 h 1907 he started thre--vcar tern: but fell a victim to baseball nolitics at the expiration of his term and Thomas M Chivington was elected to the presidency. Durirg the five years O'Brien served as president of the Amer !can Association he was engaged in several factional controversies,
 n+ zotion manfgedI aSrIb Ip pilot the organ sons. .
 After b busted from the American ciation, O'Brien be- came secreMg and general man agor of tbHNew York Nationals sIcceedingG0hn T. Brush, who re- tired from active management o1
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LOST

kOST-CASU BOOK AND BILL
 fcaus of Al4Ord- Branch Motor Car Co. Return to 9l5 Main, cali 9-l or -iU0 And fecciVc reward. i2.S- il.
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MALE HEB3

A SINGLE MAN l5 OR 1u YEARS oId, to see alter stock and general farm work. Apply k. r. D. No. l,
 Box S0, Phone 5o23l2. 12-%O-Gt
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#LOST-lN THE BAR oW LANE, Aone 32N4 casing on rim. Think it was %found by some colorcd people ill Ford Stba-r lives near TarY or Tamo, VIII
 pay liberal reward. Notify R. C. At
 kinSon, 214 West Srcond. 12-2T-0t.
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FOR SALE:
EAST END.

401 Dakota, 1 rooms, strictly mod ] ern; price $2,250.00. Good terms, monthly payments. 902 E. 2nd blocks East of 2nd and Main; price $4,750, terms. 902 k. End, rooms. Price $500. Good terms. 22l F. End, 8 rooms, locks east of Second & Main. Price $4.750. 41o E. End, 8 rooms, 4 blocks from 2A and Main; $3,500.00
 Anodern bungalow, 705 E. End
 N0.00, terms. m 9th, 1 rooms; S1,750, S25o balance monthly.
 WEST END. x v p8th, 5 rooms, strictly '3ss A. can sell on monthly
 price S2,25000. x rsa7ue, 6 rooms. hal, Z jnl ees, half bolck 2 F z 3n paved street, all boo. < 5 rooms, almost new, { 3s;ss krms. i've, rooms. modern, z 4 ySs39 \ brms. ech, 5 rooms, modern
 Ibargains in all
 ave some very de
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LIC cley1- :, ,saesa,l Da,l'n nc,< '1cE. M Jistl1e+ent ,of n "pnoa,''s} !" nem < / oAr1s Alct < to the laoag,a;liea Err trict in cG@,n ea,,'hiv.s .Iefferson ,os,, mn tf ycmber 20, 'e1Its~ af sions of sail trict, Have f# xss% M assessment of fVsf. sx lands, railroadSit a;f .ls. lines, telephone ard .f H rights of way lheir E.y which lands are g ad fs
 An of sections eaph IT, IS, 19 70. 21,an1 t sections 2S and 3g,. south of range $ wex.
 All of. sections 1 ft the west half of se3s ship 5 south of range
 All of sections l, 7, X4 g, 24, 2o, 26, 27, 2S, all that part of sections Fl, s and 34 lying nort the Arkansas River, inv south of range 10 west.
 All of sections ?, $, 4, l 10, 16, 17, IS, 19, 70, 21, 2d 32 and 33, the north half otV the northeast quarter and half of section 15 and the Subdivision, in township f range 9 west. ! and 36, and all that part of lying north and east of the AT west.
 All of section 1, the northwest ter of section 9, and all that D sections ], $ and $ lying mort east of the Arkansas River, ill ship , south of range , west
 All or that part or sections : lying north and east of the Ar River, ill township , south of I'd west.
 Being all of the lands in sal trict, lying and situated ill Jei County, Ark, and all railroads, roads, telegraph lines, telephone pipe lines and rights of way si ill or on any of said lands ill sa trict. All landowners and parti grieved by reason of said assei are hereby notified to appear the Board of Assessors, sitting Board of Equalization, at 10 q. m., on the 31st day of Dec 1919, at the office of Caldwell, lett X Ross, in the City of Pinei Ark, for the purpose of haNii wrongful or erroneous assess&t lrected. s
 C. NJ. PHILPOT, Pre4Te
 Board of Commissioners.
 Road Improvement Distrl&
 Jefferson CoulSSs*
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-I~-~-~N--s-~1(-~N~- - ROOMS AND BOARD

ANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN private family, by man who works at night; must be able to get supper by j o'clock. Address E. l.. care of Graphic. 12-3O-tf
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AGENTS WANTED

EApEhT AUTO PAINTiNG ANlJ Ilouse 0eeo,,olus. i}e,r0I, Au,o Rant (he conIpdiII. Twenty ycaIs eApe.1- |encr Ill the UJsIness -V,, East EetonI,
 pnOne -t-i. 1U-lUti
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AN EAPERIHAGED STENOGRAPu- err NttaaA rHttea 4ucnt and cNceIlcht Ghadea Tor ,tncelAen& Address "Il. s, al the stlapAlo. -
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ONE LIGHT JERSEY uEIFER, ? 1-I years old, mark with crop of left and split underbit in the right, also busliy end ol tail off. Reward lor return 70 l.. l.. Watson, R. r. b. No. i, Box I5A,, City. 12-2J-3t
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WANTED TO BUY A STANDARD make talking machine in good condi- tion; cheap for cash. Phone S6O 12-1o-t:t
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,- FOR SALE-AUTOS

GO BUICK IN GOOD RUNNlNt
 ordvt new tires, new battery; must Seil this week. \ bargain. call I5>i. tJc IT, Second 11-2Gtf
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FEMALE HELP

NrhIII-A, .D MATTRESSES, X. FHheldeI oit Main. AFply iii prt sen. t1-I-I Ii
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WANTED -- < GOOD STENOGRA- phcf for permanent positlon state salary, eNprrleHee and reference. Aa- dress "steno Box u11, Pine BluM, AIN IZ-2S-0t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-30

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