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"It wouldn't do there, Crittenden," :" I pleaded. "You see it is quite long
 and it would take up so much space | Besides, the table would look lost over there where the davenport is. He took hold of the. davenport and pushed it out into the middle of the room.
 Careful, Crittenden!" l cried. "You are scarring the fioor." Then: "What
 are you going to do with it, dear?" l asked.
 "Experiment." Then came the ta- ble and the chairs from their places,
 and, deaf to my protests, he showed the davenport across the floor to re- place them.
 l ran to the davenport and tried to lift it to save the floor. Crittenden jerked it and my effort went for noth- Ing. Shining marks streaked the floor where the heavy piece of furni-
 ture had been dragged. He put the chars and the table where the davenport had been. He dragged them, ruthlessly, over the floor. Then the floor lamp lost it's place beside the piano. Much better,' he decided.
 "Oh, Crittenden," l implored. "Oh, Crittenden' what?" he mock ed 1 could see there was no use arguing.
 Chairs and ic-a-brac were shift ed to suit Crittenden's whlm. He
 showed the piano, my own which daddy had insisted upon my having, into an impossible corner. 1t, too.
 left marks upon the beautiful floor.
 In the end nothing was as 1 had ar ranged the room except the draper les stlil hung at the windows.
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. .
By KATHLEEN FOX

A spirit of anger prompted me to ask: Do you want to change the draperies, Crittenden? Do you think they'd look better somewhere else 2"
 He glared at me and reached out to take one of them in his hand. 1 know he meant only to feel the fabric but he reached too far, the floor was highly polished, he slipped and same down, pulling the draperies with him. The rod gave way and the draperies were saved from tearing.
 ! could not suppress shriek as he fell, he looked so funny, so grotesque. And, besides, 1 hoped, vindictively, that he had gotten a good bump.
 He got to his feet, furious.
 Dammit" he swore
 l shrank back into the doorway. It was the first time 1 had heard him say anything like that Then he turned on me so suddenly that it scar ed me little; but, for some reason, l said nothing.
 Crittenden folded his arms in self satisfied way and looked about the room. Affecting precision, he moved all the furniture the least bit as he desired. l simply stood and watched him, wondering what had come over the man. He had been so generous toward me when we were buying the things that l had thought, as mat ter of course, he would leave the ar rangement all to me. was hurt at what he had done and wondered whether he would visit the other rooms and exercise his right as mas ter of the house to undo what 1 had done to make our new home comfort able and attractive.
 TOmOrrOw--The Reason For It
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BLACK -DRAuGHT
 CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiastic Texan Tells of Bad Fix lie Was In and How He Got Out by Uslng Black-Dranght
 Liver Medicine.

Holland, TeXas.-Mr. J. N. Messer, who lives short distance rom here out in the country, says: Black Draught IS without doubt the best liver medicine made. do not hesl- tate to say 1t will do all 1t IS recom- mended to do and more.
 am strong and healthy, but we all need little active medlcine once Tn while, and Black-Draught IS good enough for me. It does the work well and cleans the liver, car lylng away bile, the easiest of any purgatlveel have ever seen.
 Once, some years ago, l had slow fever and my stomach was in bad tlx, and Black -Draught gave me renet and helped me wonderful sight. 1t cured me of indigestion, ana the bad feeling after eating. l keep It for my family, they use it ana have for years, and too, it saves doctor bills and is not expensive.
 A stitch in time saves nine, and most sickness is caused by a bad liver. A few doses of Black -Draught fixes that, and 1 don't see why peo- pie don use it, and they would see as have, what help it would. be-"
 Ask your druggist for Thedford's Black -Draught.-adv.
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PRICES ARE STEADY
 AS TALENT WAITS ON
 GOVERNMENT REPORT

New York, Oct. l. While rather mrry- "uS and irregular owing t" unsettled out side conditions and the proximity of the government < crop report duc tomorrow, the cotton market Was only moderately active today ana prices ruled generally steady after i,n early break. December closed at 32,uG with the general list clos IHS steady if q net loss of lo to 17 points
 Ihe market opened at a decline owing To weakness in Liverpool. Liverpool was t steady seller of January and March here, while there was scattered realizing and some southern selling. Offerings scem- ed tu be quite readily absorbed, however,
 and the market soon turned firmcr on rr- ports of continued active spot demand
 trade buying aud covering. There was further realizing on advances but other wise there was little pressure. Another private report published, made the condi- ton It.S and the indicated yield lu,9IU,- Wp bales. Exchange members expect a government condition report of about 1l. l.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct. 1.--Ircdi''tions that bank ing arrangements to grant commercial credits to Europe would soon be compet= ed helped today to give an upward sWlnsg settled at th" close, were 1 J5s to .c net higher with December l.2G . to .26 .J-S and May 1.2i IL to 1.2i 3-S. Oats gained 3l [" l l-S. In provisions, the outcome ranged from 25c decline To .Jc advance
 Sentiment during the day nS whole was strongly in favor of the bulls.
 ScHboard buying continued To afford independent strength tu the oats market. There were rallies ill the provision, market owing to upturnS in grain aud to signs ut lard sales in Europe
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Oct. l. Trading in cot ton today Was chiefly in the way of evening up in preparations for the bur eau reports tomorrow and no aggrccSSiVc operations appeared The opening was lower and tn" market remained at small not declines most of the session, closing at net losses of $ to 9 points
 The break ill the Liverpool market, attributed to fear that tine transport workers would join the railroad strikers caused lhe lower opening here. Following the weekly crop reports at lo o'clock which were regarded as unfavorable. d some what stcadier tone was taken on and the most active months were sent slightly over yesterdays close
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

HIPMOBlLE TOURING CAR, LOOKS ahu runs like new; good Cord tires; Will ueinohstrate; bargain if bought quick :; Will make reasonable terms to responsible parties. See or Phone lack Tankersley, Phone 12l or 1S76.
 ONE 19lS-5 passenger Dodge car; new top, patent lenSc, new tires, a dandy good car, at $15o.UO; one 1918 j passenger ord, with Hassler Shock absorlers instrument board, d bargain at $375.UU; one J pas senser Cadillac, new Victoria top new tires, a fine motor, and hitting dude, $125UUO; one J passenger touring car, with new tires, ill Al shape for s2ooW; one smith form-atruck, complete with body, SG1o.UU; cash, bonds or terms. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, 1l4 West Bar. raque St. Zone tU4.
 1-191s, PASSENGER cHREvOLEi With four new oversize tires; q dandy bar gain 1.5 passenger car with new tires; bargain Ut $25U.OO. To passenger Cadll- lac; new. paint, new Victoria top; new tires and battery; dandy bargain; has only been run l2,UOU mines. Cash, bonds or terms. McGehee Motor Sales Co. 1l4 w. Barraque, Phone 6U4.
 DELIVERY TRUCK, WILL SELL AT A d small car schober- Martin Dry Goods company, 3V3 Main St. 9-2S-6t ACIO EXCHANGE AND GARAGE want second hand cars to sell We have most anw make at the right prices, see US, If you want second hand car. We do first class repair work on all makes of cars. Satisfaction guaranteed, aiso striped Doules built by first -rass body man. We make them any style and make you proud Of your old car. Prices right. ll7 Olive street, phone l536. L. C. Payne, Mgr.
 7-22-tf
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Poison Gas, Made For Germans, Being Used
 To Kill Bed Bugs

Paris, Oct. 1.-The days of the bed bug are numbered as result of the discovery that poison gas intended for use against the Germans can be util- ized to kill vermin, according to Pro- lessor Roux, director of Pasteur In- stitute.
 It is suggested that the gas or chemicals that form the gas can be sprayed into a closed room and left to asphyziate the bugs.
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IT,. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Oct. 1.--Hogs; 2,5pt. lower, top lG.I5; bulk 1G,2dNl 16.6O; heayl lJ.1jM 1G.Uo; medium IG.OOU IG.7J; light 15.0tMil6,15; pigs 13.50M1J.
 Cattle, 7,pO; steady to lower. Choice heavy steers S1G.Oo6, 1i.25; medium l0.i56 1G.G0; common S.756I 1O15; choice lights l4VMlioo; common S.2l6i HOO; butchrr hcifcrs T.JD0L 16.O0; cows T-OO0i li.DO; cdu- ncrs ,,'tM7.pO; calves 1G.Uou2U2J; feeders 7.jUGlll5o; stockers 6Jo6i3,io.
 sheep 5000, steady to higher; Lambs r.. !;,0 lj.OU; culls 6UoM loo; y"arling w"th"rS 3.joM 1.Jo; choice ewes 5.VUM7wi; culIS 3.OONi LOO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-02

Thomas H. Ince, who is genius at dramatic construction, is now di- recting the cutting of the film for his big special production "Ameri- canism vs. Bolshevism." After see ing all the film taken, MT. Ince has expressed the belief that when fin ally edited, he will have one of the biggest photodramas ever released to the American public. The film was taken under the direction of Fred Niblo and the supervision of Thomas H. Ince.
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LlN ERpOOL COTTON

Liverpool. Oct. l. Cotton spot in i'm, l'ed request, prices easy. Good middliug 22oo2; fuly middling 2O,o2; mddling l9.}2 , low nddlipg 11.41; good ordinary 1,.S,; /; ordinary lJ.@ Sales 4,UU bales iuclud- Ing 5,ooo American. Receipts 2,UOo bales n" American. Futures closed steady. Octo. Der 1o.o; November 1897; December l9.9S; January 1o.99; March 19.S9; May 1979
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NOTICE.
Sidewalk District No. 1o Cypress Street.

Sidewalk District No. 10 Cypress Street The tax books for the collection .of special assessments upon the real proper ty ill Sidewalk District No. ID ill the City of Pine Bluff has been placed ill my hands All owners of real property lying Ill the district are required to pay their assess ment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the end of that time fot the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost. i Given under my hand this 18th day of September, 1919. 4.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector.
 0l1S- 1mo
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Oct. l.-Cottonsccd oil was active and higher on urgent demand from shorts and scattering buying Tor long ac- count inspired by advancing here in anti. cipation of d buliSh cotton report Final bids were Ii to 73 points net higher Sales 2i,UO barrels. Crude HOO; prime summer yellow spot :.}Oo; October 21.S2; December 2o3o March 2o.,;'; prime win ter yellow 25.,U
 BcSinninS Thursday trading will be continuous throughout the season.
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.OR SALE-HOUSES


 ON EAST SIXTH AVE. ONE HOUSE and two lots; this property is paying per cent on $4WO, above tax; price $3O0 cash, can borrow GO per cent of the money. J. NJ. Jamison, 1o52 Court St. 33O-6t' HOUSE FOR sALE-G25 GEORGIA ST. Has four rooms, bath. large closet and pantry; modern; conveniently located and Ill good nelghborhood. Address lOUO F.. Washington Ave, North Little Rock, Ark.
 .~l>~>oo~oo tUUK kUuM uUuSL IN MAKSIl-tOA place With two 1ull lots for only $l2ou. with $oU.UU cash and tue balance $loUO per month. Go out and ioOk these houses over and then call Us. McGehee Realty cuMpuny, 24UU West 2nd Ave.
 -~~~~~ v V V V V :, GOOD F ROOM HOUSE, CORNER iut, 6UxlJ4, OH street car line; upstairs rents Tor $j5.UU, alld always rented. Will sell at bargain 1T taken by August lSt. Terms Address ''D", care of nraphic.
 .2U-t1
 MISCELLANEOUS
 EXPEKT PIANO TUNING.
 +. B. Hendricks, tuner Tor Pine Blun School of Music, Little Rock Conservatory ut Music. A.-D College. as well as Iui most local ..dcherS, Is now III the city. Have him tune your piano. Phone !. M. C. A. tt" LESllARD1 inI'KUInD cUfrON fastest yielding and heaviest frulter or big boil varieties; record three bales per acre, Staple l Is 4V per cent lint. Write Tor cataiugue. Special prices on carly ord CTS tor seed k. $. Lenhardt, Gainesville, Georgia. lO-@-lots TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND one hundred Ill cultivation anu one nun died m ,l.Aurr, three good tenant houses
 Y-25-l l.t.
 J-2'ut TRUCK FARM, 10 ACRES, ALL CLEAR, ed; splendid water; next door to one of best white schools ill county; close to Pine Blum on Warren road; bargain for cash. K. II. NJ. Mills X sons, 3rd floor Citizens Bank building Office Pnone ~, residence phone, 6o2. v-soot WANT 4O BUY JERSEY OR HOLsTElN mich COW, need not apswer 1T you maven ! auantity. % E. L. Pyle, sherriil, Ark
 o--~-~~~ ~~~~~o' cotton rags, must be of good size Deliver WILL PAY 6 CENTS PER POUND FOR to Daily Graphic office, upstairs: N OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW-DoN'T throw away your old Mattress or seu them to the junk man for q song Caii SyG and let us tell you how you can save 1t least vue-half the price of new mat lress py making your old one over. We call for your old mattress make u over and deliver it back to your home eoou as new, all the same day. Turner ME. anu Bedding COmpany. r 1ionspIoid goods and ol1lce iurniture; i6ersonaI attention given. Lowest Ireisht 4ltes secured on shipments., gStton belt tr,lek. -,sN,, 'ssMireling sycharges.
 toTrIN :. BELT : 5wAREHOUSE AND STORAGE co, Phone 123l S-3laMo
 ~~~oOo~~~~ ~~-~~-~~----|~~| |~~~~|t nAGcaGE-WE HAUL IT. PHONE 61. Office Union Station. Pine Bluff Bag
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, La., Oct. 1.-Itough rice dull: sales 2o1; Honduras S2J0I93J; Jap an 9.2oM9.5O; 1,52j sacks Blue Rose 9iOu 1000; 31 Caroline 9.2J. Receipts 3,794; ; millers 1,191.
 Clean rice steady; receipts 13o4S pockets Quotations Honduras , 166l11 J-S Sales 4366 pockets Blue Rose To 12M11 IL, l. OU Early Prolific 1O0l 10 :i-S.
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Why? :?

There was time when labor imag- ined it would be satisfied with an eight hour work day. Now that it has tried the eight-hour day there is a growing demand for the six-hour day, and some groups are even sug- gesting five-hour day. The United Mine Workers vii ltoday go on record as in favor of the six-hour day Why work at all all?-Montgomery Advertis-
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FRENCHTOWN LEVEE DIST.
 TAN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that, the French town Levee District. Tax for the year unless paid within sixty days thereafter q penalty of twenty-five (25) per cent will attach. Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 c. M. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark Oct 1st 1919. 10-1-1mo
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two dogs from my country place six miles rom Inle Blun on the Dolarway. DcScrip- ton dog stolen Tuesday, September 23rd, white and lemon spotted. Pony built; bob lall; about elgnt years od: name Bop. Dog Stolen W euncsuay, small III slzc, color brown will cover if pettcd or scod" ed. If either of these dogs are Ill your neighbor x back yard, give me the intor- nation and same Will De pHlu for and treated confidential Il. K. Ioney.
 9-27 Ct
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Your Opportunity

The Horseshoe Western Oil Company backed by reliable business merchants and bankers offers you the opportunity of their stock par for few days more Read the conditions guarantee and location of
 70 ACRES-Two valuable leases located right 30 acres in Northwest Burk field the Burk George we short distance from the M and F. Burk we'll also close to Mona Marie Jasbo, Texas Company's we'll. In fact close to all those famous wells which are producing oil in block SIS and surrounding This tract is on acres in Tlman County Oklahoma north of Texas Chief and worth almost $l o00 per acre. 4-''
 This stock no doubt will pay big dividends because we nave a big lease. No company pay the stock holder big on their investment unless they have plenty of acreage
 Now that you see our acreage in the proven field being in direct line between BurkWaggoner and Pete Rammmg well let us tell you the good Our lease almost offsets the Henry Ford well which hit the sand few days ago and reported well. Casing now being set This well will prove 30 and doubt VIII send our stock far above par.
 We have limited amount of stock for sale at par only on the condition that you buy before Henry Ford well comes in and before start drilling After that, you will have to pay the market price, which will likely be three for one or better
 Our 30 in block 67 is in the midst of the ex- cement. With Henry Ford sure well, we do not see now now we we can fa but it looks like to pay Tor well is drilling in about l5O yards of our lease and are getting down the sand.
 Capital stock $13O,OOO Shares $1O par, fully paid.
 Now Mr. Man, if you want in good proposition don't wait until you are too late High class offers don't Gould Oil Co.,, which brought in their well few days ago and are now preparing to drill another On the same formation With them and just good shot there is Jas R. Robinson, IT,, President; Oil Man and President Victor Refining Co. B. L. Fain, Vice President Oil Man and Broker. N. M Clifford, Treasurer; Banker, City National Bank. c. H. Hayes, Secretary Advertising Agency Man. Lamar D. Fain and Ernest Fain, Mer- chants These men will give you square deal on your investment Don't be afraid to put up your money with honest, straightforward men.
 Horseshoe Western Oil O..
 a 7l4 Ohio Ave-, Wichita Falls Texas.
 ORDER YOUR STOCK TODAY.
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LIBERTY BONDS,

New York, Oct 1.--I.iItcrty bond final prices were: ; l2s loo.ol; lst 93-29; 2nd Is 34.b4; Isl 1 Is o5.Jo; 2nd E 9i.oo, 3rd Ifs G,16; 1th Ifs Y41S; Victory 3 li's 99,"G; Victory 34's 99.9r
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cents for February March shipment. The board reported no purchases.
 The market fCl refined was unchanged at cents for fine grauuIated with pracJic- ally all retiuers ont of the market
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, Oct. l.-'rherc was no change in the local raw sugar market with centrifugal quoted at 72S to the rr- finer N" further sales were reported of new crops, which continue firm ut cents for January shipment and 6 :;-4
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WARNING ORDER.

WARNING ORDER.
 Case No 1241 In the Chanccry court of Jefferson county. Ark;,ns:is -Bessc E. Pinkley. plaintiff. vs Andrew rinkley, defendant. The defendant Andrew Pinkiey Is warn ,aI tO appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff Bessie E. pnkley. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this .4th day of September, X. b., 1919.
 Q. E. REEVES, ID. C.
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The effort now is to make the hire worthy of the laborer.-Greenville (S. O Piedmont.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WILL PAY GOGD PRICE FOR CLEAN cotton rags; must be uf good size Deliver " A"iis nidpnlc oIIlce, upstairs. 2t
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COUSART BAYOU DRAINAGE DIST
 TAX NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the Cousart Bayou, Drainage district Tax for the year 1913 vii be due November 1st, 19l9, and unless paid within sixty days there after penalty of twenty five t25) per cent will attach. Under the law the col lector has no authority to remit any peil- alty.
 C. NJ. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Oct 1st, 1919. 10-1-1mo
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NOTICE.
Curb and Gutter District No. West
 Thirteenth Avenue.

Thirteenth Avenue. The tax books for the collection of spec iiii assessment upon the real property Ill Curb and Gutter District No. Ill the City of l'iue Bluff has been placed ill my hands All owners of real property iylng ill the district are required to pay tnclr assess ment to me within thirty uays from this date.
 Il such payment is not made, action will be commenced at tAe end of that tune Tor the collection or such assessment and for legal penalties and cost Given under my saud this 18th day of September, 1919.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector
 9-lS llno
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LEGAL NOTICES

Sealed bids will be received by the ROAD IMPROVEMENT DIST. NO. l.
 (Dollarway koatD
 TAX NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Road I'm prOvement District No. I Ooilarway Road tax will be due October 10th, 1919, and un- less paid within sixty (tD days thereafter a penalty or twenty-five t25) per cent will attach. Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NlCHOL, Collector Pine Bluff, Ark.
 September 10th, 1919. 1Mo
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ST0IEN~
 $25 REWARD.

will psy $25.0O cash for the inforlna. tion which will lead to the arrest and con yiction of the party or parties, who stole
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WANTED HOUSES

I WILL GIVE $J.OU TO ANYONE CIV.
 ing the address of any house that will be vacated within five days. House mus, be within five blocks oI Pine Street or Sixth Avenue school. This money will be payable if house is accepted. Call C. l.. dalton at 0. k. Barber shop. 1o-1 Ct"
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HORSES AND MULES

have just arrived with il CAT )oaJ o
 Mlssouri horses and mules. |. i'll the mar ket can save you money. Au Bc.ltuih 2I; East Darraque. Phone I619. n-.l-llu,
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WANTED ROOMS

TWO OR T1IREE 1F7ufKIIsIlnIlDJTK FuKIIsIlnIl.DJ OR <. furnished rooms, convenient to Cotton
 Belt shops, or close up town; unfurnished Imeterreu. Call 2213. 1U-1-6I'
 ONE STRIPPED FORD AND ONE
 Ford roadster both in Al condition
 Call 2S2. lU-2-Gt
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MONEY TO LOAN

K LONG LOANS UN IMPROVED II or bottom farms at and per cent. with pronpt service and liberal yulua- tlolie See W. $. Fierce, room 3U7, Cltl- zens bank building, Pine Blull
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LOST.


 UNE v;,E ALPHA BETA AoIFI?A7f1EK111TY IFIR?A7f1EKN11TY flS' to n.r ome diamond and pearl sets. Reward office 's"m Finding and returning to Graphic Ark. of Mrs W. A. Farrin, sheriii. hhAkEN holiaE ur1ONE ~CAGGE~ B.ACR II h,,Mli Mi'i left hind feet white, about same by mamG nnmi, snore; owner can have. have
 anu spruce, and paying feed bill and Sn spoitod HOUND, WHITE AND BLACK tail; ansun witn tan head and ears and bob Reward tl"ers hv n to the name of Bert. Liberal fCOO Was3y ny returning dog to w. H. Taylor, SSc~"Sest c~Ss".-eA 0t1 Ave. or phone 637.
 9os1 9soaHES M uP-RED HOG, UNMARKED, proyinv ,,n ,o.n. Owner can have same by
 property and paying for this ad. ', 9-3SGtS Ter and l1 . WIRE WHEEL FOR GLAND and pinaa ga, Gea,slng, 32x4. Between Star Citys D .q pa,nsaa aine Bluif, Reward if returned to ii
 loth and Main. 9-2S-6ts
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: Tanning MY Husband ::

Copyright 1919 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
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SITUATION-MALE

YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS experienced; has had some eXperlence in lumber office, 216 Citizens Bank building. 1U-1Gt'
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 FOR SALE

TWO GOOD TEAMS OF MULES AND wagons and harness; one tram, and j years old, and one $ and years old; Ill good fix weight; one team 200 each; one HOO each Apply to r. C. Brewer,
 26O4 West Second street. 9-3U-6ts
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ON EAST SIXTH AVE. ONE HOUSE and two lots; this property is paying per cent on $4,OuU, above tax; price $3UO cash, can borrow GU per cent of the money. J..
 NJ. Janison, 1O32 Court St. 33O-6ts
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TWO CARS OF NO. $ CRUSHED STONE 4o-4Xl2Xl2 new budding tile. Contrac
 tofs |. $. Cotton CI company. 9-3O-6t