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:: Tanning My Husband corrit by The Mcclure ByKA
opyright, 1919 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

ty Langley's constant admonition my hold swiftly, remembering Bet that speed was the only thing that counted in jiu-jitsu. And now l flung him from me with redoubled strength, flung him regardless of his weight and saw him go reeling and spinning, his arms grotesquely flail- ing as he staggered and grated to his fall.
 Now he fell more heavily. He struck. the dressing table with such force that he overturned it. The mirror crashed and broke. A rug lay twisted where his feet had rak- ed it up.
 Crittenden got to his feet, but slowly. He looked at me, hate in his eyes, and came from me again, limp ing. His clothes were disheveled, his hair was unruly shock, his tie was twisted about until the knot was at the disc under his ear. But he was none the less terrible for the grotesqueness of his appearance. He was now beside himself with anger The man did not know what he did or was trying to do.
 He hurled himself at me for the third time. And for the third time I met his attack and foiled him. used another hold, put all my strength into it, lifted him off his feet and threw him hard. He struck on his head. He lay still. I had won.
 I did not approach him at first still feared him in spite of the amazing success of my defense. But stood looking at him and wonder ing fully what had happened.
 had lived those brief moments in the worst chaos of excitement g human being could know l had re- verted to the primitive, had fought
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By KATHLEEN FOX

with my hands, my clothing awry, my hair streaming down. my face flushed, my brain in whirl of emo tions and my body, strong and agile and young, pulsing with the bounding life that ali my functions had bat tied to preserve.
 Slowly I approached him where he lay. looked down at him-not as a victor, but as one without thought of what it meant, bereft of wis dom, hereft of all intelligence.
 Then reason returned to me. What was this thing l had done Had r. had I killed him? This question burned itself into my awakened brain with such force that it electri- fled me for moment. Then I weakened. and moment later swoon-
 I came to with water trickling down my face. put my hand to my head. My hair was not wet and clammy, stringy. Where had the water come from, I wondered. Then l opened my eyes and look ed up. Crittenden, sane and living, knelt on the floor beside me- He had been bathing my face with wat CT from bowl.
 For moment I could not believe what I had seen. shut my eyes again then opened them blinking There he was kneeling over me. It was no dream after all, for he was grinning at me.
 sat up and looked about. l saw the broken crossing table, the twist ed rug, and, again, Crittenden there beside me. My head ached. But everything now was real enough.
 And now, startling me, Crittenden laughed, long and loud and mirthful- | ly. was astounded.
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my mission. Anything more that l can do for you?"
 I handed the four pounds ten to him across the counter. My cour- age-and my color-rose.
 "You remember the diamond watch bracelet that you showed me lis it still for sale ?"
 q told you was sending it to Canada. posted it myself day or two ago. l sold the other to a young gentleman who had lady with him"
 "What--what was she like?" stammered eagerly. I'm sure the jeweler thought was little mad He leaned across the counter and stared pityingly at me. His voice was lowered discreetly when he spoke.
 "She was small, and fair, and very pretty. Determined to have the very best, too, she was!" My heart sank painfully. It sound ed so like Alice.
 "She dropped a card out of hel purse. I picked it up," he went on
 Mrs. Anstruther-of Anstruthel Lodge."
 "Thank you good afternoon" hurried from the hateful place. An hour later, when l returned t. my empty little flat, it dawned o' me I hadn't even waited for tn brooch which I had paid for! "The jeweler will think me era Izy-but nothing will ever induce m T to go back to the shop where Jin has so humiliated mel" told my I self repeatedly.
 1 A thought that held a ray Q l comfort struck me. had know iIJim for few short weeks-was i mot possible he had bought the ex lpenaiye gift for Alice before he eve met me 'i But Alice herself said she had re liceived i ssjust short time ago.
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BE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AT
 Must be close in. Call, 1884. 1-29-tf
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Now he leaped at me, his hands outflung and gripping at the empty air. knew they were meant to grip me, to clutch me, to tear me, perhaps, to- to break me as he had said. He was close now, and, if possible, more terrible. 1 heard the clock strike midnight. It was Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving-oh!
 Instinctively, 1 put out my hands to defend myself. He snarled and reached for me. i'-
 Then l remembered Betty-Betty Langley. Jiu-Jitsu! I had learned it from her. Crittenden had sug- gested it! Could 1 use it now-oh, God, could r.. The thought almost overwhelmed 4ne.
 His hands were closer, closer. He reached for-my throat! Swiftly I grasped his thick, heavy wrist. I stepped quickly to one side, bringing my head close to his chest at the shoulder. His arm was in twist. Then I flung with all my might. He spunn on his feet rapidly away from me. He totter- ed crazily, crashed into the dres- ser and fell.
 He rebounded as though made of rubber. He was raging fury. His face purpled with hate, frenzy. He came on again.
 My hair had come down. I swept it from my eyes and back over my shoulder. l faced him. was hopeful.
 He had not learned prudence. He launched himself at me in rage gripping, gripping, gripping with his powerful hands. The fingers were working nervously, natelully. Again he reached my throat.
 Once more I was fortunate. got
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WANTED--ROOMS.e.

LES LOCATED 31a EAST THIRD
 (e for rent; possession about 1. Apply F. Brooks, P. o. Box
 Tulsa, Okla. 1-28-6t
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Breaks in foreign exchange together with tightness in domestic money rates to liquidation in the grain and provision markets today and brought about sharp set back in prices. Corn closed nervous at 3-8 to IA cents lower with May 1.32 3-4 to 1.32 7-8 and July 1.29 5-8 to l.29 7-8. Oats finished 2 to 2 1-4G2 3-8 down and provisions off 85 cents to ITO.
 Downturns in the value of corn being as soon as trading commenced. Generalization of exchange was gen. orally interpreted as meaning such a grave curtailment of export busi- ness in all commodities that the prices of corn would suffer seriously from the inevitable sympathic, in fluence. Anxiety was also expected as to railroad traffic difficulties which amounted to virtual em- bargo on grain shipments eastward from Chicago. The most pronounced effect in the corn market was on quotations of nearly deliveries. Sell ing pressure became more and more evident until after midday but then it was somewhat offset by coyerina by shorts and by transient rally in Sterling.
 Oats paralleled corn. Domestic distributors were said to have brought quite freely on the decline 1 in prices. s i; Provisions dropped with hogs ani grain. At one time pork showed 2
 break of more than $2 barrel ant
 iard and ribs $1.50 q hundredwcight sthe steepest fall in some time.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Feb. 1.-The price of cotton broke 10 dollars a bale today under the continued crumbling of exchange rates. Selling pressure also came on the market because of the unconfirmed rumor that Eng land, to ease the situation in ster- ling exchange, had prohibited furth- CT importations of cotton. The market acted badly over sold at the lowest levels and in the afternoon when shorts tried to take profits in a large way they caused some re- coveries, so that the closings showed net declines for the day of oply 99 to 120 points.
 Around the opening prices were slightly off in response to lower sterling quotations, but shorts were buyers almost immediately, some oi the buying apparently being stimu. lated by the strong Liverpool, and reaction ensued. Soon however the real selling movement for tho day set in.
 Spots were quoted only 25 points 1ouar of 90 E0 for mi niddlipr
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|f,NE RED COW, SMOOTH CROP,
 split in each year; top of horn sawed
 off. Liberal reward will be paid TOT Information as to whereabouts. J.
 N. McFadden, R. F. D. No. 4, Fine Bluff, Ark, rural phone 962SfS. :. :.
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CHAPTER w. SOME DETECTIVE WORK ON MY PART"

I did not wait for Tony to return from seeing Alice to her taxi. l hurried to the exit. Alice and he were standing close together, near taxi. I hailed another taxi that was looking for a fare, gave a di- rection to the driver and was driv- en rapidly away.
 My heart was pounding with ex- citement. If hadn't been so mis- erable, I should have felt exhil- iarated-like Sherlock Holmes set ting off on new case.
 Only in this particular instance the case meant all my happiness!
 For I was driving to the jewel err sfrom whom Jim had bought the bracelet. I was spurred on by g torturing curiosity to know the very worst!
 It's true had been there before But now l wanted to discover il anything was known about the "lady in the case"
 I utterly despised myself and vel I had to go-I couldn't keep away!
 The taxi drew up with jerk. told the driver he might wait. Then lscrewing up my courage, walked once more through the swinging glass doors and so into the shop. Here my heart failed me.
 "I-Pve-come to look at brooches 1 sstsmmered lamely, flushing undel tRs 4dizxieal gazesaef the owner O thi iss ptsss' Isis ,tfsy lll.sa esSllbA. ., lthe counter. My fingers hutteres lnervously amonn thena: ! ], ' stI takp 1ae. . picke' l6nt atis ihsipfd litkle pxlxl brooch
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Helene's Married Life By Copyright Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

There was the jewellers confirma- tion, too!
 I cried myself to sleep that night
 + + f *
 Women are queer, illogical creat- ures. Before I left my little flat to go down into the country, lift ed Jim's photograph from the man telpiece and kissed it passionately
 For a few brief moments 1 lived through all the ardor of all our tenn pestuous courtship, and our bliss, Iful honeymoon.
 What a strong clean-cut face he had! Reliability shone in every line of it, from his square chin te his broad, low, clever forehead. How sensitive his lips were, but how firm! He was man whose feel ings could be easily wounded-ant once hurt he would be slow to for give.
 But the dark, deep-set eyes were frank and kind.
 | Once again I kissed the photo passionately. Big tears dropped or its covering glass. felt as thougl I was bidding a long farewell to ev crything loved.
 And then, as in wave, the mem ory of Jim's treachery swept owe me! l was done with him--forever l I hurled the photo on the floor ant trampled on it. Fragments of shat tered glass and broken frame strew ed the carpet.
 Jim had key to the flat. If h ever dared come back again, thi would be sufficient answer! As I drove to the railway statio I'll persuaded myself that all feelin : for my erring husband was at q lend that he had killed it. 'l found corner in first-clas Ecarriage. Just as the train Wa ..j about to start aeporter flung tn door wide open, and q man jumps
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Futures closed i
Cation Seed Oil.

New York, Feb. 4-General liqui- dation and selling by professionals on the demoralization in foreign ex- change and break in lard and cot ton carried cotton seed oil off 72 Ato 95 points today. Profit taking by shorts and support from refiners effected a moderate rally near the close. The days turnover was ont of the heaviest in months, the sales totalling 42,000 barrels. Net declines at the close were 36 to 45 points Crude was steady. Prime crude 18.50M19.00; prime summer yellow spot 20.00M21 O0; March 2O.99; May 21.01; July 21.23. Prime winter vel. low and summer white nominal.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 47.
Walnut and Olive Streets.

The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real property in paving district No. AZ in the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If sucl. payment is not made, act ion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 14th day of January, 1920. M
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector 1-15-1mo
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SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO ..
Missouri Street,

The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the req! property in sidewalk district No. 8 in the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands.
 Al owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, act ion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collections of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost. k Given under my hand this 2nd day oi February, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector 2-3-1mo
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- LEGAL NOTICES
 PAVING DISTRICT NO. 40.
2:l -.
Harding Avenue.

The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real property in paving district No. 40 in the city of Pine Bluff has been plac- ed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, act ion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of January, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector. 1-11-lmc
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|ORTABLY FURNIS H E D close to business section: in
 |neighborhood; gentleman ore
 . private family. Phone 2213. 2-3 Ct
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change in the local raw sugar mar ket with Cubas quoted at 12 cents, cost and freight, equal to 1904 for centrifugal. No business was re- ported. Labor conditions in Cuba were said to be improving and an early settlement of the difficulties is expected.
 Arrivals of raw sugar during the past week were little larger than the previous week with a correspond ing increase in the meltings so that allotments were said to be little more general. The demand, how ever, is active and offerings are quickly absorbed by the trade. Quo tations are unchanged at 15.00 tc 16.OO for fine granulated.
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WARNING oRDEr..
No. 6O73.

In the Circuit court of Jefferson county, Arkansas-F. C. Bridges, plaintiff, vs. Herodotus Hasigianis, ct al., defendants.
 The defendants, Nick Jerome and John Hazamalus, are warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain- tiff, F. C. Bridges.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 21st day of Ian. uary, A. D., 1920. s. F ..vAULx, Clerk. (Seal) al)-1-22-292-5-12-l9
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WARNING ORDER,
Case No. 7546.

In the Chancery court of Jeffer- son county. Arkansas Bertha A. Myers, plaintiff, vs. John r. Myers, defendant.
 The defendant, John |. Myers, is
 warned to appear in this court within thirty days land ansMsr Athe complaint of plaintiff, Rerthh M ~ Myers. l Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 2lst day Of Jan- luary, A. D., 1920. 1 s. N. VAULx, Clerk.
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nearly sprawling across my

in, nearly sprawling across my feet.
 "I beg your pardon" he said cour- teously. And with little start realized that the newcomer was the goodlooking, middle-aged man whom Alice had spoken to in Rumpelmay- ers-none other than MT. Travis Lloyd, the local catch"
 I buried myself behind my maga- zines. I didn't feel that l could be even civil to the man.
 After time I felt that he was looking at me. His gaze was not impertinent and not embarrassing It was respectful and admirng. He evidently knew that l knew Alice.
 It was getting dusky when we drew up at the country station near est to Anstruther Lodge. Tony had gone down by an earlier train, and he had said that he would meet me In any case, there would be car.
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F.. St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, Ill.,, Feb. a.-Hog3, 17,500; fairly active, steady; bulk I5.15M15.4O: heavy 15.00@ 1920; medium 1515M15.40; light 14.75M 1850; pigs 12 5OM15.25.
 Cattle, $500; steady. Choice heavy steers 14.750116.00; medium 1.0O01 14 50; common 9.00N1075; choice lights 12.50M15.25; common 2561225; butcher heifers 7.750o 15.OO; cows 7.75M11.50; canners 5.60 Gd75O; calves 13.00M1 IS 00; feeders 8.5OM12.OO: stockers 7.00M10.50.
 Sheep, 200; slow; lambs bid $l to $1.50 lower; yearling $1 lower; ewes 50 cents lower Not enough sales to quote market.
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w. 0. w. NOTICE!

To the members of the Woodmen of
 the world:
 You may obtain any information YOU desire in regard to the new spe- cial rates by calling upon o. E. Per ry, clerk, at Simpson and Webb Fur. niture company, 212-214-216 West Second avenue Saturday evening from to 9 o'clock, l-lO-lmo
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, Feb. 4.--Lberty bonds at 2:55 D. m today were:
 3 1-2's 9710; 1st As 90.9S; End 4's S9.60; 1st 4 1-4's 91.18; End 4 1-1's 80 64; 3rd 4 1-4's 92.78; 4th 1 1-Ps 9s.s8; Victory 3 3-4's 97.90; Victory 4 3-4's 97.9O.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, Feb. 4.---Rough rice. no sales. Receipts 2,357 sacks; mil. lers 2,357.
 Clean rice strong. Sales:
 Japan 835 pockets 2 1-2@12 3-8; Blue Rose 4,221 pockets 3-4@12 IA. Receipts 9,654. Bran and pol ish unchanged.
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TEACHERS ON STRIKE.

Newton, Ia :, Feb. 4.-Seven women teachers in Mound Prairie town ship, Jasper county, Iowa, schools are on strike today because their demands for increased pay were re- l fused.
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BEACH ENGINEERS CHIEF.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The nomina- tion of Col. Lansing H. Beach to be
 chief of engineers of the army with
 the rank of major general, was confirmed today by the senate.
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sREORGANIZE CABINET.

Rome, Feb 1 Reorganization of the Italian cabinet is forecast by the Tribuna in discussing the political situation. It says the premier may take advantage of parliamentary recess which is probable soon, to strengthen his ministry.
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CORN FOR SALE.

Will have car of ear corn here in day or so, 200 to 300 bushels more than I can use; offer it for sale. Phone 2881. R. N. Burks. 1-31-3t
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIFTY
 tons several varieties of long staple in store and to arrive. Ragland and
 company. l-S-1mo
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STRIKE TIES UP ROAD:

lssouia. alaa.ia. Mont, Feb IA strike ssssaIrslans ana S on Chicago, Milwau- SHq ot. Paul Railroad company's m "ns completely halted operations Sh6 atflowtown. Mont, to Ayery,
 ' was declared here today.
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ONE 12-HORSEPOWER KEROSENE engine, mounted on all-steel truck. for sale. Has wood saw rig mounted on same truck, making it com plete portable wood saw rig; entire rig in first-class condition; will sell cheap. Telephone 9506F3, or see Robt. Kesterson, at Fox Bros. Hard .wara l-28- Ct |
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RENT-ROOMS

RENT-TWO FURNISHED for light housekeeping; mod every way. Address 314 w l. phone 1896.
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UCKEYE INCUBATORS, ALL sizes. breeders, thermometers, grit, charcoal, oyster shell, Reefers tonic, Ccnkeys remedies, roofing, poultry net w.re. Everything for the ch,cks at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go.
 c.
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Feb. 4.--Cotton spot ir improved demand; prices easy; good middling 29.55; fully middling 2S.55; middling 27.3O; low middling PATS: good ordinary 21.80; ordinary 20.8o
 Sales 5000 bales including 3,70C American. Receipts 5000 bales, nc American Futures closed irregular
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WANTED-HOUSEs

ZEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM e. Call 1584. 1O-22-tf
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TRACTOR ENGINE FOR SALE cheap; in perfect condition; used only three weeks. Address J. N. McFadden, R. F. D. No. 4, Pine Bluff, Ark, or phone rural 9523F2. 2-3-6ts
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ARMOUR'S BALANCED FERTILIZ-
 CT, the kind that makes crop sure :; ia all quantities. Place your order
 TOW with Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go. 2-l, Ct
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It is almost as easy to avoid colds as to contract them. Use Brunson's Famous Prescription 1-24-f
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AGENTS WANTED

INC LOANS ON IMPROVED ? s0d 3
 oo.;H, o1;th prompt service and f1 ,ations. m See W. $: Pierce |Oz yaluaiittiin Citizens bank building Huff.
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PRENTICE Pressing Shop

(White Shop.) We call and delive, all orders, at all times. We CLEAN, PRESS AND DYE Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dresses and Suits. Mems Suits pressed, 50 cents; cleaned and pressed. $1.00.
 PHONE 2873
 1894 West Sixth
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DINING TABLE AND BUFFET, FOR sale cheap. 404 Walnut, phone 1729. 2-4-3t.s
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TAKEN UP.

I BLACK AND WHITE SPOTTED
 With rope around her neck. nsa can have same by paying for
 ad, and sow's feed. M. M. tH llO0 Ohio street. 1-31-6t
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ROCK ISLAND STALK CUTTERS
 Imperial cultlvators, Twenty Century planters, and all kind of blows ana small implements, at Cleveland Mat theWs Hdw. Co. H.1 st
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-p1rLT SMALL HORSE; NOT In years old; must be cheap
 or call circulation manager
 V 1-25-tt
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16O ACRES FERTILE FARMING
 land on Ouachita river, two miles from Sparkman, Arke; S25.00 per
 acre. Address c. H. care Graphic. 2-4-3tS
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, IN good condition; bargain. Apply A
 F. Operator, Graphic office. 1-31-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

rn-TO REPAIR YOUR AUTO |cie G tire or tube, rubber boots Itor hotties or any ruDbel Louis pemare, 3O6 West Ne l-30-6tT
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SEVERAL SHARES OF STOCK IN the Jas. Gould Oil Co.,, for sale at $75.OO per share. Address "E. T. care Graphic. 1-27-6tf
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FoN BY COLORED MAN
 oM rsor and experienced truck nf anv make car; acquainted < oi tms town and county. Eugene
 IF ,aoS W. Pullen; phone z769 low 1-28-6t4
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k1TUATIONS-MALE

MAN EXPERIENCED IN xooerv M,t and merchandise busl- aots rots'y position, but would pre- an.s with wholesale house el.,U" .I ,vill be considered. Refer FoiH adress ~ J. F. care Graphic.
 Adoie'' 1-29-6t4
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Spots were quoted only 25 points l
Spot Cotton.

New York, Feb. 4.-Spot cotton quiet; middling 3755.
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CHILD'S NUTRIA NECK-PlECE, lost between Hotel Pines and tue Citizens bank. Finder please return to Mrs. A. E. Cone, Hotel Pines ara
 ~ :.,s ro,v.rd 2-1-ct
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USED CARS FOR SALE.
 1918 DODGE TOURING S775.Oo; l9l7 Dodge touring $550.00; one
 Dodge $575.00; one 1917 Dodge po; one Model N Hupmobile tour oyerhauled, new top, good tires repainted, a bargain at $775.0O; little six Paige, overhauled, new |ery, new paint, good buy at ,0O; one Chevrole. touring at 'Oo, a 1918 model with demount-
 rms; one little six Chalmers, ood shape at $675.00: one Ford lng, two new Goodyear castings, .vV; one. four cylinder Cadillac
 bargain; one Stoddard Dayton ioo; Any of the. above cars can purchased for one third cash down the balance in 10 moathly pay pts' McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, lne 6O4, IA West Barraque St. a 2 FORD 5 PASSENGER CAR: . condition at reasonable Ee; call at the Pine Bluff Ga