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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-09
COTTON ADVANCES DUE TO OPTIMISM
 OVER COAL CRISIS

New York, Dee. $. Increasing optimism as to the prospects for an early settlement of the coal strike controversy, relatively firm livCrpuol cables and uufavorublc weather for the grade of late cotton in the Suu'll were considered chiefly responsible fol an advance of approximately Il cent q pound in the cotton market here todHy, Trading was more than moderately HrI i've and Liverpool and domestic tralr interests were buyers, while offerings were light The best prices of the day were touched ill thc late trading and the general list closed very steady Ht il net advance of go to lO3 points
 The market opened firm at an ad vance in response to the cables. The census report showing S,S337l2 balr> ginned prior to December l was q shade under expectations if anything but was considered an important fa" tor, and the carly advnnc" was follow ed by reactions under realizing pro noted by the easier ruling of foreign exchange otherwise there was very little pressure and hSuinrSs became more active in til" late trading wi,h considerable buying by wire houses with southwestern connections. Dcccm bcr was relatively quiet and irregual owing to further evening up and trad ing ill the later months inclducd cover ing for over the governments crop CS tiniltr due ThUrSlaV
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|tnat lot today, we will sell you moneys worth. Phone for
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Plan to Simplify
 Deportation Rules

Washington, Dec. S.-Proposals to simplify complicated procedure in connection with the deportation of undesirable aliens, especially "reds" occupied the house immi- grafton committee today. Alfred Hampton, assistant commissioner of immigration, describing proce- dure, followed in connection witk
 recent cases. His testimony de- veloped the fact that the govern ment was practically powerless under existing laws to prevent the entry of anarchists and other un- desirables who enlist as sailors at
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Dee x. The trend iI cotton was decidedly higher today, from the opening practically to the close. Heavy buying for both accounts was caused by reports of sudden end ing of the coal strike and by the smaller ginning returns than expected from the ccnsSu bureau. Around the opening there was a rise ol about three dollars d bale and the improvement was constantly widrncd. Closing prices were at net gains of DO to 1O6 points. December touched the new high rec ord of :}0.SS
 The census bureau report on gin ming of S,S33,712 bales to the first Df December: compared with general OK pcctationS of about oWO.WH bales and not caused buying of itself but was ac- ccpted as q pointer to q smaller crop that tln trlln cStimutnl InSt MCok.
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: Tanning My Husband ::
Betty Harding Is Complimented.

Betty Harding Is Complimented
 We sat for a while talking after the guests had gone. I could see that both Daddy and Mother Hayes had enjoyed themselves They looked younger for having associated with more youthful people. Mother Hayes positively was radiant. Her bushes had come to her fair face as easily as to a girls at the compliment the mer had so gallantly bestowed upon her, while Daddy Hayes eyes still sparkled as brightly as those oi the most youthful man at the ta- ble. smiled at the realization that he had been quicker with his retty speeches than the giddiest.
 He had taken a fancy to Eliza beth Harding.
 "Ah," he said, "but that little girl is sweet like a flower. And she is beautiful, too," he said.
 Betty is dear," l agreed with a quick glance at Crittender whose face instantly sobered.
 "I'm quite sure that young MT. Langley thinks so," said Mother Hayes.
 "He's positively crazy about her, if l know the signs" Daddy Hayes said, with conviction. They'll marry, no doubt, And," he went on, sentiment encircling the deep voice. It is a beautiful, wonder ful thing-the courtship of boy and a girl. They seem remark ably well suited to each other"
 q think they are, I assented,
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Kansas Plans to
 Create Industrial
 Court by Statutes

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 8.-Amonp the bills expected to be introduced at the special session of the Kan. sas legislature called to convene January 4, will be: 9
 Creation of an industrial court to settle labor disputes and mak- ing illegal strikes or lockouts in certain essential industries.
 Declaring coal mines public utilities and to place the fixing of coal and other fuel prices under supervision of the public utilities commission.
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Deny Harrington
 Habeas Corpus

Peoria, H., Dec. S.-Judge Lou- is Fitzhenry in the United States court here today denied the appli- cation of Frank Harrington, pres ident of the Illinois mine workers for a writ of habeas corpus, fol lowing his arrest Saturday night on charges of violating the coal strike injunction of Federal Judge Anderson at Indianapolis. Far rin.tcn $ at liberty 4o1 S10,OOO bond.
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FOUNR

lv[ AAkEN UP A MULE FN %i nave same by calling at
 kfiSa ;lullen and properly giving
 fhiIIin paying for this ad and Ie--.... 11-S-1m
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago Dee. s. Notwithstanding bullish sentiment due to prospective settlement of the coal strike corr weakened ill price today. Demorica tion of the corn market was chief rp sponsiblc. Corn closed heavy, 1 1-'', net lower to 1-Sc advance with Jan aury 1.35 to 135 IS and May 132 7-> to 1.3;. Oats finished 3-Sc down t. l-Sc gain and provisions unchanged tt soc decline.
 Corn at first had a decided upward tendency, most traders assuming the railroads would utilize for fuel supply purposes. all available rolling stock and motive power, and would thus cur, tail the movement of grain. During the last hour, however, all other fac tors were eclipsed by severe breaks in the value of hogs. Selling of corn was general. and last prices were aob,lt the lowest of the day.
 Assertion that foreigners were re- selling at the seaboard had depress- inG effect on oats.
 Provisions sympathiZcd with the collapse of the hog market
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"but Crittenden is so convinced o> MT. Langley's superiority that hs doesn't agree with me-"
 did not for a moment considel that Crittenden would be displeas. ed at being drawn into the discus. sion. For, this far, our arguments about Jack and Betty had been en- tirely friendly, never having at: tained the importance of contro- versies.
 What fault do you find witE the little girl, son?" inquired his father. "Why she struck me as being just about right from the top of her pretty little head to the soles of her dainty feet"
 "Her looks have got you dad,' said Crittenden haughtily. "My objection is that she hasn't mucl. character. On the other hand Jack Langley is one of the snort. est, finest fellows I know of any Where. I think it would be really disastrous to him if he married her," he finished seriously.
 But, my son, do you know her well?" asked his mother. "Beautv doesn't always smother character you know. Look in the glass, my dear boy," she suggested, her face beaping with pride.
 ISlaughed outright.
 "1 have already told him that very thing, mother Hayes" I cri- ed: "He is in a glass house be- cause of his looks, isn't he?"
 She nodded, intensely amused.
 "Well l know that if I were a young fellow again." put in Daddy Hayes, "And had not seen a cer- tain girl I have known and loved for the last thirty years,"-
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Bolsheviki Peace
 Terms Made Known

Copenhagen, Dec. S.-The COZ respondent at Reval of the Nation al Tidende reports that the pcacc conference presented by the Rus sian bolsheviki to the Esthonians include recognition of the soviet government, amnesty for political prisoners, resumption of diploma tic and commercial relations, tn disbandment of foreign troop. whose presence constitutes dan ger to peace, unhindcred conner cial traffic through Esthonan ter ritory and the use of Esthonian ports. The holsheviki demand that final peace treaty be signed without the formality of an armis tice.
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ImperatOr Is to Be Searched for
 Struggled Coal

Washington, Dec. 8.-The form- CT German liner Imperator, now under the, British, flag, will not be permitted to s'leaVe New York, officials said today untilsthe rail road administration has complet- led it's investigation of charges that the vessel had taken on G. 1000 tons of coal when her fuel permit called for only 2,500 tons.
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V. D. W7B]
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 13 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. Fl. TRlPLETT.
 President. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. 12-9-1mo
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FOR SALE

TWO MILLINERY SHOW CASES. feet long: must be seen to be apprr- ciated. Will sell at a bargain if sold at once. Address ''N. T.' care Gr:l- Dhic 12-4- St
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MODEL R HUBMOBILE. 5-PASSEN- ger. This automobile is in first-cla ss condition; practically new: oversize Goodyear Cord tires. SS0C.O0 cash or terms. Hicks Riley Motor Co. 119 F..
 second. phone 155 12-4.Gt
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By KATHLEEN FOX

l ing gallantly to Mother Hayes q should test MT. Jack Langley's mettle and give him a fight fol ! Miss Betty. That I would. I't be willing to believe she had en. ough character"
 ]. Crittenden said nothing in re. tply, and shortly afterward we al said good night, it had grown late r When we were alone, however | Crittendep looked at me in win. dlctlve manner and reviewed the subject.
 "You are bound to slip a bart l into me now and then about that Harding girl, aren't you?" he be- gan ! l raised my eyes to him, waiting for what he would say next. had not mistaken the tone of his voice.
 "Why couldn't you keep your mouth shut when you knew was opposed to match between her and Jack Langley?"
 Why, Crittenden, I did not start it," l remonstrated, Don't you remember 1t was your fath- CT? You couldn't expect me to say nothing in reply to him, could you?"
 "Well, you had no business dragging me into it. That was en- tlrely unnecessary" he answered grumpily.
 "Oh, Crittenden, what does it matter?" I cried impatiently. You are at times no better than a child. It is little thing nowa- quarrel with
 Then l turned my back on him land began to undress.
 against Mayor J. c. Walton. Beatty withdrew his original petition filed C %rxyD
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S1OO an Acre for
 Tucker Land Paid

More than $100 an acre was paid yesterday by Houston Barton to Roy c. Turner for farming land two miles west of Tucker. The tract comprises 40 acres, for which Turner paid $4100. The iand is described as the northeast quar- ter of the southeast quarter of section 20, township 3, range 2 west.
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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 14, 1920, at o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electmg directors and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting. ,+t- 'i V, D. WEBB, '
 Secretary and Treasurer. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919.. 12-9- 1mo
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T'ANljS
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes, for inc year 1919, the. tax books of Jefferson Pine Bluff from Monday, January i. to April 10, 1920 " After April 10 &the law adds 2J per cent penalty and ld- ditional cost on each delinquent and the books remain open for such col- lection.
 c. NJ. NICHOL,
 Sheriff aud ExOfticio Collector
 Jefferson county, Arkansas. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. ], l919, ly-.2-1n
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LEGAL NOTICES
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 PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE To the Landowners of Property
 Road Improvement District No, I Jefferson County, Ark.
 You arr hereby notified that tli assessors of said Road fmprnvenlfai District No II. Jefferson Cuuntp, ArF, appointed for the purpose of nakir, new assessment of benefits acrl1Iii.e- |" the real property within the linn its of the said road improvement di3 trlcl iH cpnformth with dcoree of tn Jefferson Cbnurcry Court of date Nd Nrmh"r 2H, lHi3, an in conformity wffi instructions "i inc Board uf Commits Sl9hs ni S'il road Improvement dis trlct' hay" flied with the Bolrd U tommtss'"' r5 of said district thei aSarSSmttt ,i heucfits, as affecting -lA HudS, rdIp4Is. tralnrpads, telegraph mos 'rIrp ''H lines, pipe limos and 'l"h,S al Way within said distrItts "Iirh taniS ate described as follows ,-Nt "I er. ltu1 !, ;, 6, [, &, 9, 1e! l', IS, |" 20. 21. the north half oiJ sections 2N and 3G, in Tow nshlp q south If range $ west.
 All of sections to a inclusive and tine west half of section 3G tu town. ship " south of range 9 west o., A II ot sections l, 2, II, r, F, II, 22o 2@; 24, p, 2G, ?, eS, 35. and @G, an1) all that part of sections 2. l. lO t. fg -, %' and 34 lying north and east of the Arkansas River, in township : south of range 10 west 10, lG. Y, IS, 10, 20, 2t. 2S 2a. 20. 91, y aud ;i3. the north half of section Ill m" northeast quarter and tho west haif of section h and the Fish galKe Subdivision, in township south of range 9 west
 All of sections l. 9, II, 1o, t3 l4l and 36. and all that part of sections I3, 10. h. 22. 23, 2I 25 nf 17 31 and ,t3 Ning north and cast of the Arkansas River in township 1 south of range 10 west
 All of section f. the northwest ouqr- ter or section g. and all that part of sections ,, and $ lying north and east of the Arkansas River. in town- -Shlp , south of range 9 west All of that part of sections and / NlnE north and east of the Arkansas River in township , south of range 10 west,
 Being all of the lands in said dis lrlrt lying and situated in Jefferson County Ark. and all railroads, tram roads, telegraph lines telephone lines. pin" lines and rights of way situltrd In or on any of said lands in said dis trirt All landowners and parties az grirvcH by reason of said asSessmeut ar" hereby notified to appear before the Board of AsscsSors. sitting as 1 Board of Equalization, at 10 o'clock a. m, on the 3lst day of December. lett Ross. in the City of Pine Bluff. Ark., for the purpose of having any wrongful or erroneous assessment cor rectcd.
 C. NJ. PGGILPOT, President
 Board of Commissioners,
 Road Improvement District No. II,
 Jefferson County, Ark. '
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NOTICE.

To All Property Owners Within pave, ing District No. II CWalnut Olive) Street Pavement, " '! .1r ~ Please tilke notice, that thel Board of Improvement; for Paving District No. 41 of the tity of Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, is preparing ro pave Walnut street from Sixth avthue to Ninth iavei,ne. Ninth. avenue from Walnut street to Olive street, Olive street from, Mini hr avenue to Twentieth, avenue, and Tenth avcpHe, Eleventh avenue fTwelf- tn avenue and Thirteenth avenue from Walnut street to Laurel street.
 You are hereby notified that all ex- caVaIiohs for the purpose of laying down water, gas and sewer service pipes or condnits to your proportioii thereof must be made before January 1, 102o As the law prohibits any persons rom tearing up or excayating a paved street after the pavement is comDleteI II IS necessary that. every pr0perty owner make all desired water, S:fs ail sewer connections before the pavelgelit. on these streets is begun M.
 II. C. FOX
 Q. q. BLACKWELL
 Y. J. COLLIER
 RoArd of Improvement for
 Paving District No 47 of
 the city of Pine Bluff, Ar
 kansas.
 1920 1G23
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Uplaolds Arkansas Laws Penalizing
 Railway Lines

Washington, Dec. S.-Validity statutes penalizing railroads for charging in excess of the prescrib- ed lntrastate passenger rate of three cents a mile was upheld by the supreme court today in decid- Ing appeals from judgments agcainst the St. Louis, Iron Moun- tain and Southern railway.
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F. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Dec. S-IIogs, FLOOD; 1O'cents lower. Top 1870; bulk 13.3OM, 13.6J; heavy 13.400i 13.65: medium 1920 M13.65; light 12.0Om 13.65; pigs 1OODa, 1925.
 Cattle 13.OOO; steady. Choice heavy steers 1S.OOM19.25: medium 11.750 7.7J common 9.OOM11.75: choice lights 14JO M19.2J common S.500i14.25 butcher heifers G75M160O; cows 6.75m11 .5O: canners J.0O0i6.Jo; calves 10.5OM15.5O; feeders 6.500I 200; stockers 6.250i 10.5O
 Sheep, 2,5OO; steady. Lambs 13.JOGI 16.OO; culls .7.OOM l3.W; ycarling weth- CTS 1O.5O0i 1850; choice ewes 6.JOil9. .0O; cullS :;.5tfi6.N.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, Dee. S.-'The local mar ket for r;fw sguar continued strong and prices were higher. There were sales of 10000 bags of Cubas for first half Feb ruary shipment at s 7-S cents f. o. D. Cuba and it was rumored that addition al sales had been made last week. iIi- cluding some for January at II cents :. o. D. Cuba.
 In refined, tho committee continues to allocate whatever sugar is available but there is Il waiting demand for everything offered.
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----+ - ---------------------- NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Dec S.-Rough rice strong. stles Honduras 75 sacks 11.j1 !; Japan 2oO sacks 11.S6. Receipts 3,03l; MillerS 3.O91.
 Clean rice strong. Sales Japan 4G1 pockets II 1-SM11 5-S: Blue Rose S.0SG pockets , 1-2m11 3-4. Receipts 1O,0o3; bran per ton 3J.O0: polish GJ0O.
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WARNING ORDER
Case No. 7340.

Case No. 7340.
 In the chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas-Ike Jackson, plain tiff vs. Celia Jackson. defendant. The defendant Celia Jackson is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff. Ike Jackson.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of Said Court, this 10th day of Novem- Der, A. D., 1919. SEAL $. F. VAULN. Clerk.
 11-1S-2G- 1a-2D-1B
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WARNING ORDER
Case No. 7a0s

Case No. 139S.
 In the Chancery court of Jefferson county. Arkansas. Rosetta ,Nuyris,s plaintiff vs., Lloyd I qrris.t tle " Sllts X The fdefendnnt,S Lloyd I N0fEissjS warned to appear ill this scQHrt w ithfi5 thirty days and answer the cOlnpl of plaintiff. Rosetta Norris. Given under my hand and the Sesii of said court, this 1st day of pecenl- Der, \. D. 1919. .s (Seal)--l 22-o @ -1G 50. s \ E N x
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO. 1
South of River.)

Notice is hereby given that the tax on No Fence district No. 1, for the year 1913 will be due and payable from the first day of January to April 10th, 1920, and unless paid within said time q penalty of twenty five (25) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has nc authority to remit any penalty.
 c. NJ. NICHOL. Collector. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1, 1919. 12-2-1nl
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FIND COUNTERFEIT PLANT.

St. Louis, Dec. 8.-A complete engraving plant for counterfeiting $5 war savings stamps was con- f'scated, and three men and tv-o women were arrested in a house in the fashionable neighborhood of the west end of this city by government agents today.
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 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and wifi 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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DROP RECALL ACTION.

Oklahoma City, Okla., Dec. B. Because of lack of cooperation in getting the necessary 6,5GG sisra- lures County Assessor James Beatty today dropped the recall proceedings recently instituted
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Dec. S.-I.iberty bond
 prices at 2:55 D. III. today were: i 1-3's M.70; first As 940o; second 4's 92.0i [. first 1-4's 4.22: second i Ifs 92.1O; third 1-fs M.44: fourth 1-4's 92. 1S:
 Victory 5 3-4's 9912; Victory 3-4'.; G 1c
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It was intimated that if the facts warranted prosecution would be undertaken for violation of the Lever food and fuel control act.
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LIVERPOOL tCOTTON.

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 Liverpool. Dec. s.--Cotton spot in fair request; prices steady. Good mid ding 27.5o: fully middIng 26.1O: low mdding 23.45: good ordinary 21.Oo: or dinary 2OOO: sales 5000 bales including 1900 American Receipts 42,0O0 bairS including 10000 American. Futures
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. B -s-"-
Sulphur Springs Road)

Notice is hereby given that the tax on road improvement district No. 5. fnr the year 1920. will be due and payable from January list to April 10th, 1920. and unless paid within said time 1 penalty of twenty-five (25) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty. -- c. NJ. NICHOL. Collectar, Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. 1. 1919. 1o-2.im
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The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to benefit any case of

eIIdSTd, hHGUIlId- tism, or any blood, liver or kidney diseaselor money refunded. ys c. IS. is a great tonic and system builder. Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid $1.OO per bottle; six bottles for $500. Dealers, order G. S. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv.
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| |roG GTEAMS; ONE AND TWO
 i huuls on pick road, all winter l. F. Mcintyre and Sons, Inc.
 Ct
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

NO. TT--TAN NOTICE. -79 Notice is hereby given that Road Improvement district No 1a tax for the year 1919, will be due and pay,il,ie from January list to April 1Oth, 1G.N, and unless paid within said tinles- l penalty of p per cent will be added
 Under the law the collector has l0 authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICHOL. Collector; Pine Bluff Ark. Dee. l. 1919. l.-3-1m
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European ports and desert after the vessel arrives in the United States.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRIe4.-
 NO. z
(Star City Roa,N

Star City Road)
 Notice is hereby given that the tax on road improvement district No. '. for the year 1919 will be due and payable rom January 1st, to April 10th, 1920. and unless paid within said time h penalty of twenty-five (25) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has ric rihc authority to remit any penalty. -..- C. NJ. NICHOL, Collector. Fine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1. 1919. 1o.atl-A
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A AWANTED-ROOMS

PILE WANT TWO OR THREE
 shed rooms for light housekeeping, be desirable. Address C. A. G. Graphis. 12-4-Gt
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MALE HELP

bp1ER BOYS. WORK DOESN ' FERt,t,RE. WITH SCHOOL. All \ GRAPHIC. 1o-Ftl
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. Dee. S.--Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot SS4 bales; to arrive a5O. Low midf ding 34.oo; mi,ldling 4o66: good midS ding 41.75. Receipts 5,234; stock 4iO- 2D1.
 New York, Dec S.-Spot' cotton steady; middling 39SJ
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WANTED TO TRADE.

ETED TO TRADE-oNE SPAS
 fr high-class automobile with new
 prla top; new battery; new cord i new paints; Al shape, for stock lfkanSaS and Texas Oil and Lease FNo. 1, or Climber Motor corpora- stock. Address Automobile, care )hic.
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UTE OF ROOMS WITH BATH, |rlvate home, by gentleman and no children. Phone 612. 112S 6:
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NOTICE

l have just received a carload of stock, consisting of nine mares and colts and 16 big young mules, which I will sell at reasonable prices. J. A. Ricord, 103 East Court street, Berlin Bros.' Sale Barn, east of courthouse.
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