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RUPTURE VICTIMS
 MAY GAIN RELIEF
New Invention Sent on 30 Days
 Trial Without Expense to You.


 Simply send me your name and I will send you my new copyrighted rupture book and measurement blank. When you return the blank l will send you my new invention for rup- ture. When it arrives put it on and wear it. Put it to every test you can think of. The harder the test the better you will likeFit. You will wonder how you ever get along with the old style cruel spring trusses or belts with leg straps of torture. Your own good, common sense and your own doctor will tell you it is the only way in which you can ever cx- pcct cure. After wearing it 30 days, if it is not entirely satisfac- tory in every way-~if it is not easy and comfortable-if you cannot actually see your rupture getting better, and if not convinced that a cure is merely a question of time just return it and you are out noth- ing. Any rupture appliance seut on 30 days trial without expense to you is worth trial. Tell your ruptured friends of this. EASYHOLD CO. 509 Koch Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
 1-13-27. adv
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EXCITED ADVANCE
 IN COTTON PRICES
 ENDS IN REACTION

New York. Jan. 12. An excite early advance on covering or rebuy- ing by Saturdays sellers was follow ed by reactions in the cotton mar kct today. The general list closed steady at net advance of to 45 points.
 The market opened steady at an advance on buying by interests who had sold on Saturdays unconfirmci rumors of political uphcavcl in Germany BuIli-h sentiment was encouraged by the strong ehoNiac of Liverpool hut the demand was sup piled around the opening figures and after the close or the English market, prices her" turned easier under renliling There was also scattered southern selling on the decline. Trade interests were good buyers on scale down however while there was no change in the hullish character of the news from the goods trade or southern spot markets and closing showed recoV cries. Trading was comparatively quiet after the first rush of cover ing of rc-buying and demand was attributed largely to brokers with foreign or domestic trade connrc- tions. Rumors that a foreign pool had been organized to buy up low grades in the South hclpcd q mid afternoon rally which, however, was not fully SuStained
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Barb Wire Victor
 in Last Battle of Monster Elk

Pierre, S. D, Jan. 10.-The big buck elk, king of Scotty Phillips herd for more than a decade, has fought it's last battle. A barb-w wire fence was the victor in the struggle to the death.
 The buck was absolute in it's dom ination of the buffalo and elk herds Several bull buffaloes of the largest ranch in America attempted to match their strength against the King but they were ignominiously routed.
 Finally, the elk took q violent dis like to the heavy wire fence sur rounding the ranch It attempted to clear it but the fence was too high and the elk landed squarely on top of the barbs. After a terri ble struggle the elk tore itself from the tangle of wire and died of it's wounds.
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l9 inches of rainfall or more, rep rcsents an area in which the Amer ican tribes practiced agriculture be- fore the time of Columbus. The crops raised consisted of corn, beans, pumpkins, squashes, gourds, sun flowers and tobacco.
 Corn was produced in the five va, rieties of dent, finch, sweet, flour and popcorn. Flour corn, though found to be of great food value by the Redskins, is not now used. Gourds were raised chiefly for use as musical instruments. Sunflowers were important principally for the oil food value of their seeds.
 Although tobacco has been sub jected to extensive crossbreeding, it has remained fundamentally un- changed, as have the other Indian crops.
 The highlands of southern. Mex ico are shown as the region lr which corn was brought into culti- vation from the native wild grass and was developed by the aborgina 1 farmers into the present types. The Hines of distribution were directl; northward through Texas and late' through the South American Wes Indies route.
 Dr. Gilmore says that while, th' water lily could be profitably de veloped in the sections of greatel moisture, the dry prairies abound in legume which could be similarl! commercitlized. He has designate the species as "tipsin," from it.
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Just when Crittenden was enjoying himself at his worse, the Boyds had the greatest adventure and expef- fence of their married life. One day in February came to their home. a most interesting stranger But he did not long remain stranger, not withstanding that something amaz- ingly new about him constantly was being learned, appreciated and eX- plotted.
 The enthusiastic welcome Chester and Marjorie extended to him was one calculated to put the strangest stranger in all the world at ihs case; but how effective their treat ment was in it's entirety l can not say with any particular assurance for the simple reason that 1 had both visible and audible proof that the newcomer was, at times, greatly dissatisfied. At any rate the vio- fence of his outcries and the un- happy though frank expressions of his countenance helped me to such a conclusion.
 He was very little stranger, re- gardless of the fact that Chester and Marjorie, with whom he found such favor, considered him enormous He had come to them from far away the stars, l believe. His name was Chester Boyd Jr., and he had come to stay. Of that l was doubly sure from the very definite manner in which he immediately proceeded to make himself quite at home.
 The Boyd baby easily became the center of interest for the three fami- lies, his own, of course, that ot the still honeymooning Langleys, and ours. Even Crittenden, during mom- ents of surcease from his irrational acts and thoughts, asked various and varied questions concerning the important parsonage in whose favor Chester Sr., had seen fit or been
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WARNING ORDER.
No. 60O2.

In the United States district court. Western division, Eastern district of Arkansas- United States, vs. One Can Woods Special Concentrated Sweetener.
 Under and in pursuance of an ord- CT, in due and regular process issued in the above entitled court, I, did on the 1st day of March, 1919, seize One Can Woods Special Concentratea Sweetener, in the possession of the Pine Bluff Bottling company, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and same is now in my possession.
 l hereby give notice to all persons; having or pretending to have any right, title or interest in or to said Can of Woods Special Concentrated Swcetener, to apear before the said court in the city of Little R0ck} Arkansas, on or before the 2nd daA of February, 1920 and make knowp their claims to said Can of Wood Special Concentrated Sweetener, otl they will be forever barred. DateH at Little Rock, Arkansas, this the 8th day of Jan. 1920.
 A. J. WALLS,
 U. $. Marshal, Eastern Distri@
 of Arkansas.
 -tH-o0 Ate
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIFTY
 tons several varieties of long staple
 in store and to arrive. Ragland and company. l-9-lmo
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ADD MARKETS z
 New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 12. Swings were wide in the price of cotton to- day and the market made quick changes. There was ready response to both bullish and bcarish ncws The opening was higher, Later n the day the weakest period occurred i The close was at net advances fo' the day of ' to 25 points.
 The opening rise was due to very good cables and to the denial owe, Sunday of the rsimors of Saturday of the overthrown of the German government. The first reaction he suited mainly from realizing from the long side, while the upturn of the early afternoon was caused by ex- ports for the day of 56,3o0 bales from all ports against 5,591 this day last year.
 The weakness, late in the session was in response to weakness in the stock market. On the whole, it was an active session, with a large busi- ness doing
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TomorrOw-The finest reason a wo.
 man could have.
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By K ATHLLEN FOX

was thinking. I had been thinking a great deal on my own account since Marjorie's baby had come into he, life and Chester's, but Crittende, had known nothing of that.
 "WeN.' he demanded. "Arc you speeches.? I'd think you would be though" he added contcmptuously 1t wris impossible for him to talk to me about the dearest thing to a Woman's heart without making it unpleasant.
 Why don't you say what you are thinking ?" he insisted. "Why don't you tell the truth that you don't want one? s,, Why don't you acknow- I don't want one," I said boldly "Not yet"
 He turned upon me angrily, not l believe, because of what l had said but for the reason that I opposed him. 7 ,
 ' Certainly you don't!" he exclaim ed. "You want that damned horse! You want to run over to see that girl Jack Langley married. You want to chase in town You want your freedom. Besides, you're not game bah."
 l felt fired to answer him. He was wrong. l knew it for no woman could have wanted child more than l. Especially since l had seen how Marjorie Boyd adored hers.
 Oh, indeed I should tell him how l felt about it. He had not spared me. He had not cared how deep his thrusts had gone, how he had hurt outraged, the tenderest instincts 3 woman may have. Then why, why should I spare him? I would not spart him. I did not.
 TCmOrrOW-The finest reason WO.
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FIFTY TONS OF HAY AT $25 PER
 ton, one roll top desk, and one L. c. Smith typewriter, J. s. Purnell, 1900
 West Sixth, 1-8-6t
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STOP TOBACCO

Stop tobacco for month and see now much better you feel. You can stop without suffering any in convenience or feeling the usual craving Simply get box of Nico- 'ol from any druggist, use as direct ea ana the habit quits you. Your lieal'h will be better, your resist ance to disease will increase and you Will cease to be a slave to nico- tlile' Read what Dr. Connor, form sElS of the Johns Hopkins hospital, says about the evil effects of to- pacco Tn an article soon to appear in thIs 1 paper. Nicotol is dispensed by all good druggists in this city.
 Adv
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MILLINERY AND NOVELTY SHOP doing good cash business, is for sale. Owner leaving town, 315 Citl- zens Bank. Call 569 or 2237. 1-S-6t
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New York Sugar.

New York, Jan. 12.-The local mar kct for raw sugar was quietcr today and while no purchases were defin- itely reported, it was rumoYed that q local rcfiner had purchased about II OOO bags of Cubas now loading at 12 cents cost and freight. equal to 1904 for centrifugal, which is un- changed from the previous sale price The market at the close was little easier, if anything, with holders still offering January shipment at 12 cents and freight.
 There were not fresh developments in refined, with some allocations being made by refiners to their regu- lar customers, while business in general is still light.
 Prices are unchanged at IS cents for fine granulated.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 4o.s
Harding Avenue.

The tax books for the collections of special assessments upon the rear property in paving district No, 40 ir+ +- the city of Pine Bluff has been plaG 7 ed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lyin1 A in the district are required to pa1Fq their assessment to me within thir8{ days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, m1ck4 45 ion will be commenced at the eifd 0n1 :j that time for the collection of sul of assessment, and for legal penaltrdss;s s;s and cost. neral Given under my hand this 10thsrmAr of January, 1920. |. ln; SIMON BLOOM, City Collssd the
 1-1Eeor9el
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forced to abaicate. But he seemed content to obtain his informa tion second hand despite the fact that had been privileged to see the baby soon after his arrival, a circumstance that, in almost any other instance, would have aroused in my now un7 ruly Crittcnden a feeling of impat- fence and envy. -.. .4
 In response, however, to my feite~ rated advice that the Boyds would feel hurt if he did not go to see the child with me, he consented one afternoon when little Chester was about three weeks old. And, while he seemed much interested in both Mari orie and the baby, he appeared to be glad something from him that astounded me, for 1 had not dreamed that his interest in the Boyd baby was more than that of friendly neighbor.
 Marjorie Boyd is real woman now," he said, half to himself. "A mother; that's great! It's wonder you wouldn't have one," he remarked turning his eyes swiftly upon be.
 He did not give me a chance to do more than wonder at what he had said. And the subject was so new we had never discussed it-and his attitude so surprising that don't think there was anything l could have said at the moment.
 q mean it," he went on; that's what you ought to have, baby If you had one, if you fulfilled your woman's destiny you'd find less time to sulk like you've been doing the past several months. But you couldn't stay off that confounded horse long enough"
 i I looked at Crittenden whose face was drawn into hard, unyielding mask as he peered into the gather ing twilight through the windshield of tho ear Still i said nothing,
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BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at
 The Cause and Remove It.

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through talk ing them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are q vegetable compound mixed with olive oil They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which calomel does. without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for week and note the pleas inc effect. 1Oc and Poo box. adv.
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark. l-6-ti
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New Orleans Rice.

Now Orleans, Jan. 12 Rough rice strong. Sales; Blue Rose 35l sacks 12S5; Carolina l03 sacks ll.90. Re ccipts A,206; milcrs 4,20G.
 Clean rice strong. Sales, Honduras 4A0 pockets at II 3-4ml3 1-d; Blue Rose 3,855 pockets z 3-4 to l2 l-1. Receipts 9,673. Bran, per ton 5000; polish 65.00 per ton.
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Case No. 75I7.

In the Chanccry court of Jefferson county, Arkansas-L -Lenora Thornton, plaintiff, vs. Tom Thornton, defend .anE:
 The defendant, Tom Thornton, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Lcnora Thornton. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of Jan uary, A. D., 1920
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk.
 o. F REEVES, D. c. (ScaD - -13 3-20-27-~2-3-1
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 PERMIT FOREIGN OWNERS.

Tokio, Jan. 12.-An effort will bf made in the forthcoming session ol the Papanese Diet to enact law permitting foreigners to own land 1T Japan. The failure heretofore tt grant this right has been cited many times abroad as evidence that Ja pan withholds from others what she asks for herown subjects in tho United States and other countries.
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Crops Raised by
 the Indians Many

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 12.-ln con
 nection with his endeavor to deter mine the possibilities of native food producing plants, pr. Melvin G. Gil more, curator of the North Dakota Historical society has devised re
 gional map to show the agricultural pursuits of the Indians. The east ern half of the United States, with
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Timing My Husband y

Copyright, t912 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ONE SECONDHAND DOUBLE FLAT
 top desk. Address K. r. U. BOX 1la, et Pine Bluff.
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sTocKHoLDERs HEETi

Notice is herebw rIvenk tb.t nual meeting of the sfo.EhnL the Bank of Sherrill. as Sh" will be held iii its hanTtn~ Tuesday. the 18th day of R J sns between the hours of ( m m. for the purpose of G Ge,act,3 asii of directors for the eSrSirr the transacting such otfsr i,{,sI may come before saiI ,,.aa tsr2S
 W. I. FANNIE Siccy5 a tS} J. r. QUATTf. .ERAE j3 Ijl5 sberril. Ark. Dec. n SSfo
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ARREST SEANEN.

New Orleans, La, Jan 12.- Charg cd by the commander with having threatened to "blow up the ship" and declaring he was bolshevik bomb expert, Frank Parsons, sea- man on the British steamship Cen ese, was arrested by federal officers today and at the request of the British consul will be dcportcd on the next ship bound for England.
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ACQUISITION HOMES.

Vienna, Jan. 12 - Unoccupied rooms and apartments in Vienna, whether in ordinary homes or in palaces, are being ruthlessly requi sitioned for the use of the people who have no homes. Former em- ployes of the state railways who were expelled from neighboring countries and who have been living
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that me undersigned will ask of the Arkans ts stat" legislature. which will convene in special session in the city of Little Rock Arkansas, on January 26, 194a thc passage of m act creating road Improvement district, embracing the necessary territory, for the purpose .,f building and maintaining T hard surfarc rouA from the town of Humphrey. Ar kanSas. or some point therein, in Il north WCstcrnlv direction following the alr"adE rsta,Iished county dirt road, through Roberts township to !, point where said road enters I.onoKc county or some point near thereto.
 Tn" act will also provide fer the building of lat"rals if it Is deemed necessary.
 V. n. HARLAN,
 and other tax payers. Humphrey. Arkansas, Dec. 2o. 1o19 1D .lti ln Ii IL ofl o,I
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HOMES FOR ITALY.

Rome, Jan. 12.-The housing prob lem here and in other Italian cities is so acute that the Italian cabinet has approved a plan to appropriate the equivalent of $8,000,000 fol building homes for wageearners
 The first houses will be built in Rome, for which an initial allot- ment of S2,000,0O0 has been advanced
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETI|

The annual meeting ot stockholders of the Bank aCj Investment company will bel in the directors room of thel tional' Bank of Arkansas, Bluff, Ark, on January l4 at 8 o'clock p. m. for the phl6 of e]ecting directors md H transaction of any other burt that may properly come b said meeting.
 V. D. W7HI
 Secretary and TresS Pine. Bluff, Ark. Dec. {, 1sI1 12-9-1mo
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!. New York. Jan. 12. Cotton seed oil, after selling off l7 to IS points stcadied on supporting from rcfln- CTS and room covering, closing Z to 3 points net lower. Outside interest was light. Sales 9,60O barrels. Ten ders 400; prime crude 2,O0O, nomi- nal; prime summer yellow spot 2210; March 2240; May 22.62; July 22.73; prime winter yellow and sum mer white nominal.
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TAXES
COLLECTORS Nor

Notice is hereby given that X purpose of receiving Taxes. for f l3i9' the .ax books of Jkfferso1 VIII De open at court ho6Se ? Biuif from Monday, January s r IT, 1920. After April 10 the
 21 per cent penalty and additid on each delinquent, and ZIG
 halh open for such Collection. U
 C,,o.,.. q. 4. NIGH
 sheriff and Ex-Ontcio G , Jefferson county, AFkans9| flne Bluf. Ark. Dec. 1D10. E.
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Jan. 12. Cotton spot in moderate request; prices easy; good midding 30.6b; fully middling 29.G5; middling 2S.A0; low middling 25.S5; good ordinary 2296; ordinary 21.90 Sales 1000 bales including 6,00C American Receipts 65,000 bales in- cluding GO,100 American futures clos ed irrepnlar and unsettled.
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F. St Louis Livestock,

East St. Louis, Jan. 10.-Hogs, 21,- GOO slow to steady, 15c lower; top 15.05 bulk l4.80d l5; heavy weight 14.75M15O5; light 14M15.o5. Pigs 11.50d l475.
 Cattle, 300; steady; choice heavy steers l6G18; medium 11M15.73; common 9OOM 10.75; choice lights 13.5O017; common o.o0fo lo.ao, ;, butcher heifers 7.00Ml6; cows 7(a
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The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to benefit any case of

tism, or any blood, liver or kidney
 disease or money refunded. G. S.. is 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 said. adv.
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BRETON TO BERLIN,

London, Jan. 12 Lord Klmar- nook left London today to act as British diplomatic representative in Berlin.
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FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

If in the market for mules O mares, l can save you money. Before you buy, look over my stock. M. M Marx, Harris Wagon yard. i-11-6
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FOR SALE.

COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING Improved Rowden, Wannamaker Cleveland and Webber 49 Phone or write for price.-B. l.. Wiley and brother, Altheimer, Ark. 1-11-6t For mules and mares cheap, see M. M. Marx at Harris Wagon yard
 1-11-6I
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IiherfN Rnn1la

New York, Jan. 12.- Prices of Lib crty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were 3 l-2's 9952 lst d's 928i; 2nd 4's 9l.72; i-f's 9i14; 2nd 1 l-4'N 92 .24; T -ds 94.10; fourth l-4's 92 42; f, lctory 3 3-4's 98.76; Victory i 3-4's 9S.76.
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D LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED
 or bottom farms at z and 5 cent, with prompt service and ral valuations. See ". $. Pierce, h 307, Citizens bank building, E Bluff.
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Shot Cotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 12.-Spot cotton quiet and unchanged, Sales on the spot PIP; to arrive 400. Low mid ding 33.5O; middling 4l.00; good middIing 300. Receipts 4,484; stock 471,534.
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

AIKEN UP: ONE SMALL SANDY |ale pig, will weigh about 50 lbs' nd is about 6 months old. Owner (n have same by applying at SOY bruce and paying for this ad ana led hill l-8-6ta'
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'12.5O; cafners 510MG75; calve' 13.5OM1750; feeders 8.50M12; stock CTS 7.00M10.50
 Sheep HOO; active 25c higher; lambs 15.75GQ19 25; culls S.755t 1925; yearling wethers 12.25M 1850; ewes 775GO10l0
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name in the language of the Dakota nation. He says it is of unusual food value, being both ntrogeneous and starchy. It was known to the early French voyageurs as the "pomme blanche"
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used
 q few Weeks cost S2S; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-t
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, Jan. 12. Spot cotton quiet; middling 1925.
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MALE OR FEMALE HELP

EORED MAN AND WIFE; MAN
 fork on farm, woman to help in Se. Apply Room 515 Citizens 5 building. 1-13-tf
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DMS FOR COUPLE, LADIES ferred, or gentleman and wife;
 block from Main street car line. pne 2651. 1-9-6t
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AGENTS WANTED

sERT AUTO PAINTING AND Se decorating. Detroit Auto &ting company. Twenty years
 krience in the business. 203 ! Second, phone 202i. l0-16-tf
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WOULD SELL SEVERAL SHARES stock m Arkansas and Texas Oll and Lease Co. NOS. 1 and Z, at bar gam, phone 1899. l-I0-6ts.
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MALE HELP

NTED-FIRST CLASS DETAIL 8lder man. Permanent position for , man. Standard Lumber com T. l-7-6t
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FOR SALE

NEW TENTON SEMI-TRAILER complete with 1lfth wheel. Barga m prlce for quick sale. Rockwell Mig. Co, Camden, Ark l-l3 -ots