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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-05
". N. JOHNSTON
WINS MATCH
Tennis Sharks Stage Fast
Sets at Newport

NEWPORT. X. l.. Aug. 5.-tunited
Pressl.-William NJ. Johnston of San
Francisco. in the feature match OF
today's play in the invitation tennis
tournament, defeated III. c. Johnson
of Boston, 6-3. 6-3. l-6. g.
Tho California players superior
placing and excellent form made the
match the most interesting of the
tournament thus far.
Wallace T. Johnson of Philadelphia
beat the crack English player, Major
Il. Il. Harran, 6.4. 10, 6.i.
The Australian players, 1t was an.
nounced. will play only in the
doubles. They are expected here to-
morrow.
William r, Tilden defeated Robert
kinsey Of San Francisco. 90, rs,
1910. r. c. Bundy defeated r..
Henry, Jr., 61, 60. co.
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Report Rumania
Seized Budapest

PARIS, Aug. b.--tlnited Press.l =
According to reports received here,
the Rumanlans have seized Budapest
and imprisoned two cabinet members
as hostages.
The Rumanian forces have estab-
lished military dictatorship and
threaten 10 shoot five Hungarians
as a reprisal for every attempt made
against n Rumanian, II was said.
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He Had Corsets
and Everything,
But Cop Got Him

John ". schultz, 30. tastefully
bedecked in ladies' iinseries. IN
Guiding pink silk American
Beauty corset. and carrying a
saekful Of clothes pilfered from
someone's washiinc. was appre-
hended early Tuesday morning AZ
Western ave. and blanchard st
Schultz could give no expiana'
ton for his eccentric" actions.
He Is held on an open charge In
the city jail.
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400 UNDER ARREST
IN LIVERPOOL RIOTS

LIVERPOOL. Aug. with a
military Gordon surrounding the city.
Liverpool was quiet last night and
hope was expressed today that the
disorders resulting from the police
strike had come to ar end. One
person wns killed and others may die
az a result Of bayonot and gunshot
wounds received in riotins. At least
100 persons we're severely wounded
by stones and glass.
-Four hundred persons were arrest.
cd. Two hundred stores were wreck.
ed or looted. Tho damage To prop.
erty Is estimated al a million and
half dollars.
Two thousand troops. dozen
tanks, machine guns and cavalry
were here to maintain order.
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N. w. Mayors Will
Confer on II. c. l..

SPOKANE. Aug. 5.--Mayor fas'
sett OF Spokane today accepted an
invitation from Mayor Baker OF
Portland. 10 participate In a fooo
and commodity price probe. Mayors
Of Northwestern cities viii get TO-
gether. II Is understood. probapiy ~
Portland, about August 10. 10 tah.
concerted action TO reduce the pfice
Of necessities In the Northwest
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CALLAGHAN FREED
BY GOVERNOR HART

James J. Callaghan, former county charity commits
soner and prominent politician, convicted of grand
larceny and sentenced to two and half years
in the state penitentary, pardoned by Gov Louis
F. Hart Tuesday morning. Official notice of the par
don was received by Sheriff John Stringer
Calaghan convicted of grand larceny in connection
with his duties of charity commissioner in the spring of
1918. He is alleged to have swnded county funds by
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Bolsheviks Seize
Y. M. Secretaries

NEW YORK. Aug, 5.-Bolsheviks
have captured Albert r. coyle OF san
Jose. Cal, and Clinton w. Areson OF
Bridgeport. Conn. Y. NJ. c. A. secrc-
taries with the Russian troops IN the
region OF Chekuve. according to adj
vices received here.
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Big Fire Strikes
Mare Island Yard

VALLEJO. Cal. Aug. 5.-Fire OF
unknown origin early today broke
out in foundry No. at the Mare
Island navy yard and burned Tor
two hours before it was controlled.
No estimate OF the damage has been
made by the navy investigators.
IL is reported that number OF
moulds designed for casting parts
OF the gigantic battleship Montana TO
be built here was destroyed. This
has not been confirmed.
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LOWER wheat May
AID FOOD PROBLEM

cr foods will drop in sympathy.
Gov. Harding was asked about the
advisability OF reducing the volume
OF currency In circulation. which. OF
ficials say. is twice that Of pre.war
days. They argue this Is one OF the
chief causes OF high prices.
The president. II became known
today. is giving serious consideration
(coST.p ON PAGE TES)
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NEW YORK. Aug. 5.--ribcrty bond
quotations today: avs. ss9.7c; first &C.
sa4; second fs. tss.ss: first tA's. $3.50.
second sL's. s9S.s6. third th's, s95.o3;
fourth th's. s93a9; Victory ans. 1924;
4A's. S99.9t.
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PACIFIC FLEET
NEAR SAN DIEGO
Rodman's Armada Steam.
ing in Battle Formation

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 5.--Sfeam.
ing in battle formation. the %
vessels Of the Pacific fleet, com.
msnded by Admiral Hugh Rod
man. passed Cedros island at
daybreslt today. and will arrive
Off Coronado islands. within
sight Of this city. at daybresk to-
morrow.
Cedros island Is about s5 miles
from san Diego.
The fleet will remain at anchor
at Coronado islands all day tomor
row. entering San Diego harbor at
a. IN. Thursday.
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ISSUING AoisS EipNNiy OidNiS.
Callaghan has never served a day
OF his term. as he has been at lib
erty, under bail. pending an appeal
to the supreme court. A few weeks
ago the supreme court affirmed the
decision of the minor court, but of.
ficial notice of this had not yet been
received here.
Callaghan has been working in the
shipyards
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ran Sprfer dying the edSnt
from tho 10 Iane in form o
ownanyJra will b in five years romno
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MRS. EDLuM

MRS. EDLUM
I'm out OF Job and money, too,
But III not beg or borrow.
III put want ad In The star.
And have job tomorrow.
The author of the above
has the right idea.
If you are out of a job or
want to get a better one, try
a Situation Wanted ad.
Phone Main 600
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First ttiGh Tide
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second Low Tide
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WASHINGTON, Aug. S.
President Wilson late today let
Y be known he will appear be-
lore congress- within . few days
10 recommend action with ref.
erence to the food situation.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago oct. 9.-That prospective
stormy weather might interfere with the
movement of corn from rural sources
tended today 10 strengthen the corn mar
kct Prices closed firm. rs TO I 3S net
higher with December l25 Is to 1.23 3-S,
May II IS to 1.22. oats gained half to
;-Sot3-i. The finish in provisions varied
from poe decline to 7Jc advance.
notwithstanding the bcarsh character
of the government crop report, corn prices
started with an upward slant, Influenced
mainly by talk of rain or snow to be fol
lowed by II cold wave.
Continued inquiry from exporters gave
little independent frmness to oats.
Packers buying of lard rallied the pro-
vision market from weakness.
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: Tanning My Husband
Copyrght by TIL NevspMe Syndicate
Copyright 1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

Don't you know it was brazen?" he
stormed. "It couldn't be refined-a
lady couldn't do such a thing" He
was going far, thought.
"You think you are physical mar
VEL" he sneered. GA cultured woman
wouldn't be so stuck on her physical
strength"
Crittenden took quick step to-
ward me. voluntarily shrank away
from him. Then, my courage return
ing, l faced him.
The next moment his fingers closed
on my wrist.
II despise you'll" he snarled and,
with a violent movement, flung me
from him, twisting my arm as he
did so. l fell against the bathroom
door, but was not hurt. l got to my
feet in silence. He opened the door
and left the room.
l felt my wrist, which showed the
cruel red marks of his strong fingers
Then tested my arm to see if it had
been injured and was flad to find the
wrench had not famed my arm. But
oh, l was hurt to the depths of my
soul! The man l had married, who
had vowed to guard and protect me,
had not been man enough to protect
me from himself. locked the bath
room door and, sitting on the edge of
the bath tub, wept bitter tears OF
mixed anger and disappointment.
We did not exchange a word at the
dinner table. He went to his den i'm
mediately and now he smoked fur
iously as l could see from where
sat in the living room. Great dense
clouds of smoke from his pipe came
through the sun parlor and into the
hall at the head of the stairs l hoped
and believed he was remorseful.
knew he was very nervous at dinner
/ and saw that he avoided my eyes
He also bolted his food, what little
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CONTINUED SETTLEMENTS.

Settlements continued at the July term
ll919 for confirmation at the October term
O919.
Estate of Durand and Cynthia Marie
Tomlin. minors. A. r. Cooper, guardian.
Estate of John w. Graves, deceased;
Mrs Virginia Il. Dorsey, Administrative.
Estate of Edwin Ives, minors; ]. r.
Lloyd guardian.
Estate OF $. Cunningham, deceased; cot
ton Belt Savings aud Trust company,
executor.
Estate Of Lee Sigcr, minor; l.. r. Jones',
guardian.
Estate of W. A. McEntirc. deceased
LiIah McEntirc, administ ratrX.
Estate of Il. NJ. Kavanaugh, deceased;
Robert Kestcrson, administrator.
Estate of Lawrence Nj. Knox, minor;
Frank Thompson, guardian.
Estate OF Mrs. Rosetta Leach, deceased.
Amos w. Troupe, executor.
Estate OF Martha Vcnablc, deceased; J.
G.. Freeman, administrator.
Estate OF Mary E. Lloyd. deceased;
Ralph Robinson. administrators.
Estate of Frank Zangerl, deceased ,
Thee. Wollcrmnn. administrator.
All persons interested in any of these
settlements of the accounts will come for
ward and file their exceptions, If any, they
term of the Probate court of said county,
or they will be forever barred from ex
cepting to said above accounts, or any
part thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
court at fine Bluff, Arkansas, this the Sth
day Of October, 1919.
| l.. r. SALLEE. Clerk.
A. M. BARROW, u. c.
(scaD- 10-92t
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XvII-THE STORM OF HIS FURY.

Crittenden stamped his way into
the house and upstairs. l followed
him to the bathroom at his order, i'm
periously given. He turned and look
ed the door, then regarded me. There
was light in his eyes had never
seen before, vindictive, even cruel.
"What in the HI did you do that
for?" he demanded.
1t was no use evading him. l knew
what he meant and he knew did
And at his question, l grew afraid of
him. At any rate, l felt very much
alone there with him, alone and I'M
protected. The locked door was
enough to brighten me, but tried
hard to conceal my feelings.
"Crittenden, please don't get mad
at me. l meant no harm."1 talked
rapidly, hoping to mollify him. "The
Boyds urged me to do it, or | wouldn't
have tried. Pm not to blame, Crit
tenden-not wholly, l mean. Besides,
l love the water, as you know, and
l merely was enjoying a vigorous
swim. l did not know l would beat
you"
"But you did"
81 couldn't have done it if you had
known | was racing you, Crittenden,"
l attempted.
"You don't think that at ALL" He
never had gone far enough before to
dispute my word.
l said nothing. felt hurt that my
husband would intimate that l had
lied. l looked at him, waiting. Then
the storm of his fury broke on by
head.
at was a cheap, coarse trick-you
deliberately set out to show me up
to make me look ridiculous before
hundreds of people. A stranger
wouldn't have done ia friend
wouldn 't-but you, my wife, would!
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LEGAL NOTICES
Sealed bids will be received by the
ROAD IMPROVEMENT DIST. NO. 4.

Sealed bids will be received by the
ROAD IMPROVEMENT DIST. NO. 4.
(Dollarway ROAD
TAX NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Road I'm
proyement District No. 4 (Dollarway ROAD
tax will be due October 10th, 1919, and IN
less paid within sixty (6O) days thereafter
a penalty OF twenty-five (25l per cent will
attach.
Under the law the collector has no
authority to remit any penalty.
c. M. NICHOL, Collector.
Pine Bluff, Ark.
September 10th, 1919 1mo
NOTICE.
Sidewalk District No. 10 Cypress Street.
The tax books for the collection OF
special assessments upon the real proper
ty5 I'M Sidewalk District No. 10 in the City
6f. Pine Bluff has been placed IN my, hands
All owners of real property lying In the
district are required to pay their assess
ment to Inc within thirty days from this
date.
If such payment is not made. action
will be commenced at the end OF that tllne
for the collection of such assessment, and
for legal penalties aud cost.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
September, 1919.
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Il. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St Louis, oct 9-IIogs receipts
1000; steady; top 1865; bulk 15.oom 10. 10;
heavy 1l.I56tlo.21; medium 15ooM 1561;
light 14.5oml o.65; pigs 13.5o6i 1900,
Cattle 5000; steady to higher. Choice
heavy steers li.ONu II 10: medium 1U15Ni
1000; common S.OOM1o.7o; choice lights
IA. ooGG11. 80: common S.Op0n14.Oo: butcher
ncfcrs T.2d0i 1900: cows G.5O0l LOO; can
nerS 62JGi6.Jn; calves 1J.UO0f II 90; feeders
1.:ONI L. 90; Stockrrs 6.lD0I9.1I.
Sheep, 100, no sales.
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PAGE NINE

trfuga to the refiner. There were no
fresh purchases of new crop reported but
of late it was said that American refincrs
had shown more interest in the market and
during the last few days have purchased
about -, 100 tons.
Prices for new crops continue firm with
holders asking Is cents for January ship
ment and cents for February March. The
board reported no purchases.
There was no change in refined sugar
prices which are quoted at . cents for fine
graduated, The strike of the longshoremen
is said to I've interfering with the unload
ing Of Sugar.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Oct. 9.-Cotton spot in active
demand prices higher Good middlnS
Zoo; fully midding 21.4O; middling 2O.So;
low middling 1880 good ordinary 100;
ordinary 1900. Sales 10000 including 7,3Oo
American. Receipts 200 including LOO
American. Futures closes steady Oct 21.O7
Nov. 21.04; Dec. 21.O1; Jan. 2095: March
2G.73; May 20 So; July 20.30.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Oct 9.-With the exception
of October which was firm in the absence
of tenders, cottonseed oil was heavy clos
ing with net declines of 10 to 30 points.
The weakness In cotton was a factor. Sales
$500 barrels Prime crude 100; prime
summer yellow spot 200: October Zoo;
November 20.63; December 2O35; January
2O.34; February 2O.3O: March 2055 April
2O.6O: May 20.75; Prime winter yellow and
summer white 300.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

HUPMOBILE TOURING CAR. LOOKS
aud runs like new; good Cord tires; VIII
demonstrates; Il bargain if bought quick
will make reasonable terms to responsible
parties See or Phone lack Tankersley,
Phone ri or 1876.
ONE 1851 passenger Dodge car; new
top, patent tense, new tires, Il dandy .good
car, at $4,000; one 1918 passenger Ford
with Hassler Shock absorbers instrument
board, IL bargain at $1,000; one pas
senger Cadillac, new Victoria top, new
paint brand new Willard battery, new
tires, fine motor and hitting
dude, $125O.OO; one passenger touring
car, with new tires. in Al shape 1ol
$25O.OU; one Smith form-a-truck, complete
with body, $4,000; cash. bonds or terms
McGehee Motor Sales Co., lii west Bar
raque st. Fone GOA.
1.191s PASSENGER CHREVOLEl
with four new oversize tires; a dandy bar
gain. 10 passenger car with new tires
a bargain at $25O.OO. Is passenger Cadll
lac; new paint new Victoria top; new
tires and battery; dandy bargain; ma
only peen run 1000 mlies. Cash, bonds
or TERMS McGehee Motor Sales Cr II
w. Barraque, Phone 6N.
AUTO EXCHANGE AND GARAGE
want secoL hand cars to sell: We nave
most auw l,..ke at the right prices, see us
If YOU want Il second hand ear. we Il:
first class repair work Oh all makes OF
cars, Satisfaction guaranteed, also strlpeo
pouAes built by first class BODY man. we
make them any style and make you PROUD
Of your old car. Prices right. III Olive
S'ANo' 7-22-tl
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10

elght months terms, also near pike road.
rated as one of the finest farm homes in
jefferson county. VIM. Burke II. West
Second avenue. phones / and ;,26. lo-7 -6t#
| HAVE SEW ERAL GOOD HOUSES IN
I'llle BluH i'll east, west south and north
west part of city if you look at them and
don't suit, that is the price and location,
please ten your neighbors, | know you will
90 that. l also have some Of the finest
bargains i'll vacant lots and some choice
fiveacre tracts of land on the edge of
town. that | can sen at $40 cash. ten dol
lars per month, 4 per cent interest. | also
have some houses for rent, and | will
lease buy or exchange real estate. Big or
little. Don't forget the farm land / have
for sale. Stop. think before you act If
you don't want to buy from me, buy from
some other real estate man because real
estate is the best thing to have when u
need of money. Any banker will tell You
so. VIM. Burke, liz West Second avenue
telephones | and 1856. 1O-1 TT
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By KATHLEEN FOX

/ he touched, though his favorite dishes
| had been prepared.
There was little else in my mind
as l sat there. | constantly thought
| of his violent outburst, how unrea-
sonable he had been, what an un-
| governable temper he possessed, or
rather, that possessed him, and won,
dered, almost hopelessly, what might
develop if he allowed himself to go
on in this way.
| knew just why it had happened;
that it was impossible for him not to
have his own way, and that he be-
| lieved l had raced and beaten him
merely to make him look ridiculous.
Never, l reflected, would / have done
1T it l had known what a beast he
could be when aroused. l did not cry
any more as l set there with my
hurt and anger, but | could not help
wanting revenge, nor could help the
swift little stabs of pain in my heart
which kept on in spite of my efforts
to stop them.
| We retired that night, still silent.
And the next morning | awoke to find
Crlttenden gone. ! had slept late and
Ellen the maid daddy and / had had
for years and who had come with me
when l was married, told me that
"Mr Hayes said not to disturb you,
ma'am. and he never made a bit of
noise getting ready so he wouldn't
wake you up. l never did know Mr..
Hayes to get ready for breakfast like
he did this morning, Mrs. Hayes
she added. 81 most always can hear
him walking round, but this time he
was in the dining room before l knew
he was out of bed"
l said nothing to Ellen, to be sure,
but l felt that l knew why he had
been so quiet. Remorse was hammer
ing at his conscience
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.iQR SALE-HOUSES

HOUSE FOR SALE-625 GEORGIA ~;
Has four rooms, bath, large closet anu
pantry; modern; conveniently iocateu aiu
washington Ave, North Little Rock
Ark.
-FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSH. Fo ~,
Mace with two full lots for only $!2oo,
with $4,000 cash and the balance 1919 io.oo
nor month Go out and look these houses
pvar and then call us. McGehee Realty
company, 24OO West End Ave-
A coon ~ ROOM HOUSE, CORNER
lot 6Oxl54, OH street car line; upstairs Mi1s
rents for 5000 and always rea,e anst T 1st
Terms. Address -, care Of GraPh &c, d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10
NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Oct. 9.-The local market for
raw sugar was unchanged at lbs for CEN
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10
WARNING ORDER.
Casa No 1902

Case No. 1902
In the Chancery court of Jefferson
county, Arkansas.-Garand Richard ct nj.
plaintiffs, VS.. Alex Randolph, ct al, de-
PENDANTS.
The defendants Alex Randolph and Chas
Finnie is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the com
plant of plaintiffs Garland Richard, ct al
Given under my hand and the seal of
said court this End day Of October A. D.,
1919.
s. h. VAULX, Clerk.
(SeaD lob 10 7-24-31
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10
HORSES AND MULES

have just arrived with Il ear load of
Missouri horscs and mules. L in the mar
ket can save you money. Al Bedford, I'D
East Barraque. Phone 1919. 9-2l-1mO
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Tomorrow-An Invitation to Luncheon

county, Arkansas.--Bessie Il. PinkIey,
plaintiff VS.. Andrew Pinkley, defendant.
The defendant Andrew Pinkley is warn
ed to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of plain
tiff Bessie Il. Pinkley.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said court this 24th day Of September,
A. D., 1919.
s. +. VAULX, Clerk
O.. Il. REEVES, ID. c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

MONEY TO LOAN-$5OOOO TO S5OO0.Ob
on improved farms; no expense whatever
to secure IL loan. Apply to {. $. McNew
Real Estate Agency, JOG Pine St, Pine
Bluff, Ark. 1o-4tf
WILL PAY GOOD PRICE FOR CLEAN
cotton rags; must be of good size Deliver
to Daily Graphic office, upstairs It
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-10
FOR SALE

gu o. ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOR SALE:
S o. acres in CIVILIZATIONS; all under good
nehce; good barn, four room house; good
wen water; good spring; close to good
school and church. Will take $500 for
~ r. bargain in it: 1 IL mile to railroad.
= \. NJ. Sharp. Prague, Ark. 10-1o-3t+
ONE DODGE TOURING CAR; GOOD
ipShh ant nao Apply Morgan Veneer GO: Q:
i ToR SALE-HOME GROWN FRUIT
S Saaue and nut trees, evergrecns. shrub
Ii ecs roses berry plants, Upton Nursery
'i anas Little Rock, Ark. Mr.. J. X. Murphy,
.c sndding us in Pine Bluff district. Mail
or ! L Loday to either Upton Nursery inc:'
ana T. ". Murphy, p. .. Box 1O1, Pine Biuff,
~"~ We VIII call Tor your order: s,ls-lm
SEVERAL SEVER FIVE AND SIX ROOM
nS ouerh houses; fine condition, easy terms,
f1one 2615. 9-21-tf
deSis. HORSE, oNE SET HARNESS, ONE
wha aery wagon, horse will work any any!
'Aere ana weighs 1900. Phone so or S3'
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a AL A BARGAIN 1859 ACRES LAND. IS
FOES oes cleared, with good fence. a five
h foom house. hall and good barn and out
waii'.s' also a good spring, and two good
t nhssis' Bayou Bartholomew runs through
A's lafm; close to good high school,