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Woman Freed on Charge of Raising
 One Dollar Bills

Cora Bass, a colored woman of Grady, was discharged from cus- tody of the United States authori- ties after a hearing yesteday be- fore United States Commissioner A. l.. Burnett, on charge of mutllating United States curren- cy.
 The charge against the woman, arrested by United States Deputy Marshal A. w. Reid, was that she had "raised" two S1 1bills and negotiated them as S10 bills. One was paid on purchases at the Drey- fus store and the other at the Kress store. The woman was talk en into custody by Police Officer Smith at the Kress store at the time of the transaction, but was released after being questioned by Chief of Police Stewart, who was convinced she had been duped.
 Charles Adams, negro, was ar rested by the police, and is held under bond of $1,000, fixed by Commissioner Burnett, as being the man who exchanged the two spurious $10 bills with the Bass woman for a bona fide $20 bill.
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STEADY CLOSE FOR DAY OF REDUCED
 COTTON TRADING

New York, Dec. 10.--The unscttlius influence of the coal situation. the break in foreign exchange and uncer- taintv as to the showing of tomorrows $ government crop estimate was reflect cd in q restricted volume of business in the cotton market during tdoay's earlier trading. Later interest broaden cd somewhat md prices became firm CT on the stcadier tone of the stock market and hope for an early settle ment of the coal controversy. The general list closed steady at a net aJ- vance of 9 to g points.
 The market opened barely steady at an advance of 20 points on December but generally lower. The relatively flr,n Liverpool cables were offset by the weakness of sterling exchange and there was evidently disappointment that yesterdays conference had failed to bring an agreement ill the coal situation. Except for scattered rea- lizing or liquidation there was veIy little selling, however. and the market steadicd shortly after the call on trqe buying an covering. Reports thdat gov ernmeut officials expected d coal set tlemeht today helped the afternoon market and the best prices of the day were reached in the late traing. Very little southern selling was reported and houses with Japanese connections were buyers of early new crop deliver
 les on the afternoon advance.
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1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

ground, slipped the reins off the horses head and put them into Marjorie's hands. "He's done got home, this heah hawss."
 Chester and I laughed at the blank expressions on Marjorie's and Crittenden's faces. It was quite impossible for them to think anything but that John had lost his mind. And they looked so funny that Chester and I suddenly shrieked with laughter. John just stood there, grinning.
 "What is it?" asked Crittenden. q confess that I don't see the joke, but l suppose there is one somewhere"
 "And I'd like to know, too," said Marjorie, equally bewildered.
 Chester gave John another sig nal, and the manner of Johns re- sponse showed that his part had been we'll rehearsed.
 "Heah's how it is, Mis- Boyd,'' said John. "This heah hawss ain't Mis- Bess's hawss a-tall, but an other hawss. This heah hawss is you-alls. An,' Mis- Boyd," he added, importantly, 'h'oedsoen's added importantly, ''he's done come right straight f'om Cunnel Hayes 'fahm down close to Winchestah an Ah'm heah to tell you-all he sho' can travel"
 "Bess-Chester!" Marjorie ex- claimed. "What in the world does John mean? I don't understand of course, Bess, you're not giving but that is preposterous." She was completely mystified.
 I said nothing, but continued smiling at her.
 "He's you-all's hawss, Mis Boyd" John insisted.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Dec 1O.--The local mar ket for raw sugar was auieter today. although the undertone was firm and prices were well maintained. There were sales of 14.0OO bags of Cubas for second half February shipment at 7-S cents f. o. b. Cuba to operators. March shipment was offered at s 7-8 and April and May at 3-4 f. o. b. Cuba but found no buyers. It was rumorcd that refiners were refusing to accept any more business on a toll basis.
 In refined the committee continues to deliver as much sugar as possible and it is said that domestic beet sugar is being allocated in increased amounts. Receipts of raw sugar at Atlantic ports dnring the past week were smaller than a week ago. while meltinss also fell off amounting to only 2S.O0O tons. Prices were unchanged to 9 cents for fine granulated.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. 1O.-Severe cold wcat.l- CT did a good deal today to strengthen the corn market. Prices. although un- settled at the close. were up lie to 1 3-4c net. Oats gained 3-Sc to 5-Sc. Provisions finished unchanged to 2Oc higher.
 Below zero temperature indicated to corn traders the likelihood of serious increase of delay to the movement of the corn crop. Smallness of today $ receipts of corn here tended further to stimulate buyers. and so likewise did material upturn in hog values. After mid day. however. demand for corn slackened. Commission house support developed again and prices rallied be fore the finish.
 Oats duplicated the firmness of corn. Country offerings were light.
 Provisions were higher with hogs and grain. Winter slaughtering of hogs showed decided falling off compared with year ago.
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Tanning Mp Husband
By KATHLEEN FOX

"John," said Marjorie, "you know that's Mrs. Hayes horse that's Pegasus!"
 Nom he ain't," said John, stoutly. "'Scuse me, ma'am, but this heah's only that there Pegas- sus's brotheh, tha's all"
 Crittenden saw it before Mar jorie did. I saw a light of under standing in his eyees as he looked first at Chester and then at me.
 By George, that's great" l heard him say in an undertone.
 Chester stepped up beside me.
 "You tell her," he whispered, and by that I understood that he was not courageous enough to trust himself with it. Already his eyes were misty as he thought of the ecstacy soon to fill the heart of the woman he loved.
 Marjorie, dear," I said, putting my arm about her, "that good fairy l talked to you about in the park the other day brought you this lovely horse, brother of my own Pegasus"
 "A fairy" said Marjorie. "Bess, I don't understand yet. T."
 l pointed to Chester who stood a little way off looking at her, all his love in his eyes. With bound Marjorie sprang into him arms. Now she understood.
 "Oh, Chester" she murmured. And that was all she could say righ then for she broke down in her happiness and wept real tears, So did, r: .lost'HruCMFWYPP So did l and so did Chester, too.
 Again I heard Crittenden say softly: By George!" '. Tomorrow-"Wasn't it wonder full for Chester?"
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IT. FUITUN MUKPHYl
 Commissioners il -2T-12.4lt
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LXVIII-"The Hawss Is Done at
 His Home"

At Crittenden's remark three of us exchanged glances, Chester and John and I, who knew the secret. Marjorie patted the horses shoul- der and hugged him again and again.
 "Yes, sir" insisted Crittenden, "you ought to get a fine saddle horse for her. I'd torment the life out of him, Marjorie, if l were you, till he did get me one."
 We got out of the car and when I stood beside Pegasus tall broth CT, so like him in every way, even to his white feet and stockings, l marveled that two animals could be so similar. They were as much alike as two peas from the same pod, two drops of dew. No won- der Marjorie and Crittenden were taken in by the deception. should have been, myself.
 Did you come over to dinner too, John?" asked Marjorie kind. lily. "You are welcome, John, if you'd like to stay"
 "No, he'll have to take the horse back home," said Crittenden, smil- ing as she generally invited John to have his dinner in her kitchen that night instead of ours.
 John looked at Chester. anc Chester nodded. It was Johns cue. "The hawss is done at his home," said John. Crittenden looked at John sharp fly. I know he thought the boy had taken leave of his senses. "Yessah," declared John, look. ing at Crittenden and then al Marjorie, his teeth and eyes shin 1 ing. Now he leaped lightly to the
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WANTED TO TRADE.

ISE 1918 FORD ROADSTER IN
 M rst class condition, new engine, new Sfferential, new tires; will exchange br land or town lots, also have D. 6ssenger Empire, leather uphoistering, Lew tires, first class conditions; will
 ade for land or town lots. McNe% {ealty company, POO W. Barraque.
 12-7-6t
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'COnchies' Cannot
 Get Land Rights

Washington, Dec. 10.-Con' scientious objectors are excluded in a resolution adopted by the house today and sent to the sen- ate giving world war veterans first chance to obtain homesteads on public lands to be opened to settlement during the next two years. The veterans would haxe 60 days to file their entries before the lands would be open to the general public. Af ss@s4s,'s's'
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ling offered for the first aviator to make the voyage.

Captain Ross Smith left the Hounslow aviation field near Lon don at 9 o'clock November .12 on his flight to Australia. On Mo- vember IS he reached Cairo and the next day he continued his flight, reaching Delhi. India, on November 23. From there he con- tinued east until he reached Ran goon, turning southward at that city making a number of stops along the Malay peninsula and in the islands of Oceanica. He ar riv deat Bima on Sunbawa Isl- and, near Java, Monday night.
 Port Darwin is close to ], the northermost tip of Australia, be- ing near the town of Palmerson.
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POUND sALH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing described animals have beel taken up and impounded under the ol dinances of the city of Pine Bluff, t} wit: One bay horse, about Q or years old, 15 or 16 hands high.
 The owners of said animals aI| hereby requested to prove their owne3 ship or interest in said animals on . before the 9th day of December, 1a1Dl
 Upon failure of said owner or 0Wl CTS to prove their ownership or n terest on or before said day, said An| mals shall be sold on said day at o'clock a. m., at public auction, at th city pound for cash to the highet bidder.
 Chief of Police, City of Pine Blul 11-27--124-11
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis. Dec. 1O.-Hogs: 14.0o0 6OM75 cents higher: ton 1870; bulk 13 325d 136O: heavy 133O0f1365 mediurl 2O113.70; light 12.0OM13.G5; pigs II. 1.O0112.5O.
 Cattle: 5000: steady to 2j cents higher; choice heavy steers 1S.0Odp 19.5O medium 11.75d17.75: common Y.OOd11.75; choice lights 14.OM15TI: common S.5On14.25: butcher Mifcrs 70O016.0O; cows 7.0Otn12.0O: canners 515M6.5O: calves 13.50d17.OO: feeders 6. .5Om12.O %; stockers 6.25@ 10.5O.
 Sheep. $500: steady to strong: lambs 13.JOM 1925: culls 7.00M 13G0; ewes 6.JOCu9.j0: culls 3.JOd60O.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff, Ark. will be held in the directors room of said bank in the city of Pine Bluff on Tuesday, January IS 1920, between the hours of 10 a m. and 12 (noon), for the pur- pose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the said meeting.
 c. H. TRlPLETT.
 President Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. 12-9-1mo
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U. s. STEEL ORDERS.

New York, Dec. 10.-Unfilled orders of the United States Steel corporation on November 30 were 7,12S,330 tons, according to the corporations monthly statement issued today. This is an increase of 645,6 ,662 tons compared with the orders on October 31.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

lae M annual meeting of the ewSlolders of the Bank Clerks X av M1ent company will be held ia sne directors room of the Ma RsIpaai R1assi Bank of Arkansas, Pine Wo WIu11' Ark, on January IA, 1920, o 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose m eiectlng directors and the ttIhalIisactlon thaI of any other business sa;a sat may properly come before
 V. D. WEBB,
 p;na D, Secretary and Treasurer ,niulf, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Dee. 10.--After an early advance due to short covering cotton seed oil turned easy under liauidatioI by outside longs. induced bv the weak ness in foreign exchange and slow spot demand. January sold from 20. 10 off 70 1899 and closed at 199S. Final net losses were IS to :'2 points for active deliveries. Sales 25,30O barrels. Prime crude 1900: prime summer yellow spot 2S.35: January 19.9S; March 20.64; May .0.S .S;.
 Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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TO SOLVE FIUME MATTER.

Rome, Dec. 1O.--Major Giuriati. chief of the cabinet of Gabrielle d'Annunzio, the Italian insurgent leader, and Commander Rizzo of the d'Annunzio naval forces, left for Plume toda with the govern ment's proposal for solution of the Plume question. A,
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Collect Cows and
 Goats from Germans

Berlin. Dec. 9.--Agents have been sent turnout Germany by the national economic minister to make arrangements for the deliv- cry of milk cows, sheep and goats to the entente, under the provis- ions of the peace treaty.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. o6.
Walnut aud Olive Streets

special assessment upon the real prolh erty in paving district 70. 26 in th'~ city of Pine Bluff has been placed It my hands. A All owners of real property lying is the district are required to pay theia assessment asses 10 me within thirty day. If such payment % Is not mlade, astiot tsT will be commenced at the .cfiE of thu time for the collection of'1such assesa ment. and for legal penalties and cost Given under my hand this 1st da1 of December. 1919.
 SIMON BLOOM, City .CollectSf
 .. = t 12-1-1mt
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was the first witness in the in- quiry, which was described in the sub-poenaes as the people of the state of New York against John T. Dooling and Alexander F. Reichman.
 MT. Dooling supplied much of the information on which Means was brought to trial. MT. Reich man is trustee of the estate of Mrs. Kings husband.
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Begin Inquiry of
 Means-King Case

New York, Dec. 1O.-The extra ordinary grand jury today began an investigation in the prosecution of Gaston B. Means, who was ac- quilted of the murder of Mrs. Maud A. Robinson King, in Con- cord, N. C., two years ago. Means
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NEW ORLEANS RICE,

New Orleans. Dec 1o.-Rough rice 1880
 Clean rice strong. Sales Honduras o32 pockets 7.0oM12.00: Japan 2o3 poek ets II IS. Blue Rose S.315 pockets Gu II 7-S. Bran per ton $500; polish 65.OD. No receipts.
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE BIG JOKE? If
WHITE IN DRAW.

Seattle. Dec. 1O.-Charley White of Chicago and Eddie Shan non, Los Angeles, lightweights, boxed six rounds to a draw here last night. Many ringside critics declared Shannon had the better of the fighting.
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PAGE NINE
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


 Notice Is hereby given that in pur l suancc of the authority and direction contained In an order of the chancerl court of Jefferson county, Arkansas made and entered on the 26th day O., November 1910, iu q certain cause %el 1862, then pending for partition. beI tween Garland Richards ct al, vs. Aia5y Randolph ct al for partition the un- derslgncd as commissioners of sair court will offer for sale at public ven due t0 the highest bidder at the iron door of the court house in the countJ of Jefferson within the hours prescrib cd by law for judicial seles on Dec 18th 19l9, the following real estate lying ir Jefferson county, Arkarsaa to-wlt; A ohc half undivided interest in To ten 0m of subdivision of the south west quarter of the northeast uuartc of section fifteen G5) township six 6 south, range nine CD west, as made bl the Jefferson county surveyor In 1911 Also beginning G5-3 fl. west of th, northeast corner Of lot nine CD in tn, southwest quarter of the northeas quarter of section fifteen township sts l co soutN, range nine 60 west. thrnc{ i south ;i3i feet, thence west 76 it thence north 33l-7 ft. thence east -s ft to the point of beginning, contain 1 ing G2-100th of an acre.
 l Terms of sale: On a credit Of thret months. the purchaser being required l to execute a bond as required by law and the order of said court in said caus. with approved security, bca aring inter est at the rate of 10 per cent per an mum from date until paid and a lien f retained on the lands sold to secur payment of the purchase money.
 Given under our hands and seals thi 26th day of November, 1919.
 C. s. McNEW
 k. r. EZELL
 II. FULTON MURPHY
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ROOM COTTAGE ON WEST FIFTH Psvea street. has gas. lights. etc, no bnf tax, $62O cash, balance $30.W ESfDohth, 1905 East Fifth, f rooms. < 2iisTn K" oo cash, $25.oO per month; price
 UV s.uV Fifteenth and Olive, rooms, essse bn iot; good location; modern. $500. GO Snu Sou,o soooo per month; price $3500.00. onetween na Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
 hS Esho room modern house at 1906 West nMSaln, n,d, SoOo00 cash, balance 5000 per ffovntn, fou price $22OO. Some good location ro, con eolored people. McNew Realty
 Rsarpany. We have moved to 200 W.
 odTrdnup fs4
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO.
(Star City Roadl

(Star City Road) Notice Is hereby given that the tai the year 1919. will be due and payabIs from January 1st, to April 10th, 1020 and unless paid within said time 2 penalty of twenty-five (25) per cent vii be added.
 Under the law the collector has nl authority to remit any penalty.
 c. M. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. 1. 1919. 12-2-f1
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Australian Flier
 ~C0mpletes Trip '''''' Y '''''''' from Englahd

Port Darwin, Australia, Dec. 10. Captain Ross Smith the Aus traIian aviator, arrived here to- day from England, thus winning the prize of 10000 pounds ster-
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NOTICE

I have just received a carload of stock, consisting of nine mares and colts and 16 big young mules which l will sell at reasonable prices. J. A. Ricord, 103 East Court street, Berlin Bros.' Sale Barn, east of courthouse.
 1127- m
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NO. FENCE DISTRICT .NO.s {R37 r .-- R5g.t.ei
 (South of Riyer.l .SF

Notice is hereby given thnt the ta: on No Fence district No. 1. for thu year 191o, will be dug -ipd payabst from the first day of K HAv to Aprf 10th, 1920, and uplessJ noI,ithin sal, camt 'imt n,, penalty ha sadad of Teetrde 'a0 pei Under the law tiEICt pr has n authority to remit ahTilson.t.
 C; NJ. l2 ,oyJL, Collector, Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. wy 1919. 12-2-1a
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and VIII be used as private shooting ground. Caretaker has been in' structed to admit no one unless accompanied by a members.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUE.
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The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to benefit any case of

eIIdgTd, NIFUlIId- tlsm, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. &. IS a great tonic and system builder. Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid $1.00 per bottle; six bottles for $500. Dealers, order G. S. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough ssid. adv.
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WARNING ORDERS.
Case No. 7426

Case No. 7426 In the Chancery court of Jeffera11 county. Arkansas. Rosa Sisson, platlE tiff. ys. Anda Sisson. defendant. The defendant. Anda Sisson. is war4 cd to appear in this court within thtr}4 days and answer the complain of piai4 tiff. Rosa Sisson. Given under my hand and the sc6 of said court this 10th day of Dcces4 Der. A. D.. 1918.
 $. F. vAULX. Clerk. (SeaD--1o- 10 r -24 31--1-7
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. 5
Sulphur Springs Road)

Notice is hereby given that the tai on road improvement district No. 3, foE the year 1920, will be due and payabE from January 1st to April 10th, 10cG and unless paid within said time ' penalty of twenty-five (25) per cens will be added
 Under the law the collector has ns to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICHOL, CoIleetofj Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1. 1919. 12-2-lfi
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Dec. 1O-Cotton spot in good demand: prices steady: good mid ding 2S.O4: fully middlin9 27.O4: mid ding 2G.14: low middling 23.74: good ordinary 21 %: ordinary 2O.29. Sales 5000 bales including 7.70O American. Receipts 43.OoO bales including 26.GW FufupnS olpaad atoo1v
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EYPECT PERSHING.

Junction City, Kan, Dec. lO:- Gen. John J. Pershing will arr1ye at Fort Riley, January II for an inspection of the1a post aAa e1 Camp Funston, it was learned to- day.
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FOR SALE.

A lot of household goods, con- sisting of stoves, carpets, beds, etc. Call today only. Pine Bluff Baggage company, Union station.
 12-11-1t
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ARK ANSAN KILLED.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Today's casualty list included: Killed in action: Private Fred Taft, Jones' boro. Ark.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRIC5,
 NO. ,
TanO Road.)

Notice is hereby given that the ta. on road improvement district No. fo the year 1919, will be due and pay able from January 1st, to April 10th, 1920 and unless paid within said time penalty of twenty five (25) per cen will bc added. < Under the law the collector has n. authority 10 remit any penalty.
 C. M NICHOL, CoIlectorl Pine Bluff Ark. Dec. l, 1919. 12-2-1li'
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I4 l4s 63.oi' second I 1-4s 92j4, third
 { 1-4's e4.O6: fourth I 1-4s 921O; Vie tory 3 3-4's 99.O2; Victory 3-4's ep Dl
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CLOSE FRONTIER,

The Hague, Dec. 10.-The Ger man. Dutch frontier has been clos ed to civilians. ...,
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Dee. 1a.- Liberty bond prices at 2.S5 D. n. were: 1-2s 99, ,zs3
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

ROAD 1MPKOVEMENT DIETRICH
 NO. 10-TAX NOTICE.
 Notice is hereby given that Roa{ Improvement district No. 19 tax fQ3 the year 1919, will be due and pay abf! from January 1st to April 10th, 19a and unless paid within said time penalty of 25 per cent will be addedss
 Under the law the collector has I authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1. 1919 12-3-14'
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Dec. 1o.-spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 3SS: to arrive 1000. Low middling 34 .O0: middling 40.O0: good middlinS 41.75. Receipts 91OO: stock 442.O9S.
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New York. Dec. 10.-SDot cotton steady: mddling 39.45.
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COLE "S" SEVEN rASSENGGER touring car. has been thoroughly over hauled and newly painted, in blue black color. Ca nbe seen at Julian Auto Co.,. or c. A. Barnes, Barnes Music house. City 11-27tf AT A BARGAIN MY DODGE TOUR ing car. Runs as good as new. H. K. Toney. 12-4.f 1917 MODEL CHEVROLET. IN GOOD condition, new tires all around, must be seen to be ppreciated. Phone 2105 for demonstration. 12-5tf MODEL IN" HUPMOBILE TOUR ing car; good running order; electric lights and starter; cord tires; will sac a sooa op nhone Zach Tankersley, phone No. 121 or 1876.
 12-7tf
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LOST
FOUNR

But that lot today, we will sell you
 lour moneys worth. Phone for bur service.
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Play safe-install a safe for your valuables. Adams Printing Phone IA. If