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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

pock--Memb-rs OF 81.
John's West Seattle parish board
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Helene's Married Life Christie Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

health--it must come fay ahead of my own selfish longings! 1 mustn't try to rouse up memories that might be hu1tfu to him!
 "Oh. must go," l cried softly gently. "l'm only exciting you. And you ought to keep so quiet. Nurse will be furious if she finds me here
 "Confound nurse then!" Some of Jinl's old obstinacy was on his face now Stay just for moment, Miss Helene. And-and won't you tell me what your last name really is? I'd love to hear it!"
 Of all stabs, this was the keenest and the surest, My Hast name"-and he'd "love to hear it." Why, St. Aubyns-his own name-was mine! Rightfully, legally and ethically, l was Mrs. Jim St. Aubyns!
 And yet dare not tell him so! "Heiene Beauclaire, that's what Pm called T stammcred out.
 Helene Beauclare," Jim reiter- ated the words as though they held real music for him. Indeed, spok- on with the cadence that he gave to it, it was in truth lovely name. 'It seems vaguely familiar, too," he proceeded. Wasn't there-up in town-.some actress of that name ?''
 This, too, was stab. He could remember the actress, and forget the woman!
 "I've been on the stage for several years." I answered, stiffly. My name has been greatly advertised" Jim closed his eyes for a moment. Then, as made a move to go, he said, quite gently:
 "Just moment, please! Pm drinking in the glorious picture that you make, standing beside the leap ing flames in that rose-colored frock. You-you're wonderful, Hell enc Beauclaire! No-don't be an gry! A sick mans fancies must be humored!"
 Again came that whimsical, attrac- tive smile of his. Dear Jim! But it was the actress in me that he look ed for-not the woman! And my heart contracted.
 "Violets-carnations-and the pret- tiest flowers of all!" He gave a
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New Nnrl, Snrnr

New York, March 16.-Tho local market for raw sugar was strong today and prices were higher. Ru- mors circulating in the trade late yesterday afternoon were confirmed and the market was established on the basis of 10 1-2 cents for Cubas cost and freight, equal to ll54 for centrifugal, at which level about 50,000 bags were sold to local rcfin- CTS for March shipment
 Today 15,o00 bags of Cubas sold to local operator at 10 1-i cnnls $ f. O. b. Cuba for March shipment, and at the close there were still buyers at 10 12 cents cost and freight, but nothing was offered. The regular weekly cable from Cuba reported both receipts and exports of pretty fair proportions, the latter including over 80,000 tons to United States Atlantic ports, with two addi- tional contrals grinding. The wealth CT is fine
 In refined the movement seems to be increasing and refiners arc mak- ing better deliveries, although there is q good demand with sufficient volume to take care of all offerings. Prices were unchanged at IA to 16 cents for fine granulated.
 The market for sugar futures was dull and no sales were reported. The undertone was finn in sympathy with the strength in raws and closing bids were 5 to TO points above Mondays closing level.
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nUtIUN FRlgES GU HIGHER AS RESULT
 OF GERMAN NEWS

New York. March 16. A renewal of yesterdays late buying movement in cotton was encouraged today by the more favorable character of the news from Germany, and old crop months made new high ground dur ing the early trading. Reactions followed under realizing. The final tone was barely steady with April l25 points higher while other months were F points higher to 15 points lowc;.
 Liverpool made a firm showing and the market here opened firm at an advance. There were many overnight buying orders around the ring, with good demand from do- mestic trade interests, particularly for May. This support absorbed sell ing by Liverpool and houses with Japanese connections.
 The market turned easier during the middle of the day, however, under profit taking, but the contin ue" strength of sterling exchange brought m some buying on the de cline, and last prices showed rallies ol several points from the lowest
 Prospects for renewed rains in Vhe eastern belt failed to inspire much buying of new crop months, Whlch were relatively easy during the entire day. There was only one sale m operation which has been quoted nominal at about the May price,
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By May Christie

I stood there, rooted to the spot. Jim knew me. He had called me by my name: 'Helene.'
 His memory had returned to him. He wanted me-his wife-his un- acknowledged wife.
 Again he called, quite softly.
 "Won't you come in-and talk to mo-Helene
 Clutching the armful of violets and pink carnations, 1 stumbled blindly into the room.
 Jim was alone Alone with the flickcring firelight and his thoughts.
 These thoughts had surely turned to meat last. How else had he known my name or the fact that was passing by his door?
 l paused upon the hearth rug, sil- houetted sharply. Jim's fine, dark eyes were turned on me. And he was smiling.
 l crushed down a mad impulse to run towards him there and then, to take him in my arms and tell him how l loved him, yearned over him!
 "I-1 must apologize-for calling you 'Hclene,'" he said, weakly "It it vas -impertincnt-of me! But then, you see," he smiled little whimsically, q don't know you by any other name at all!"
 l felt the blood leave my foolish heart. What did he mean? I stood there, dumbly.
 "You-you aren't angry ?" went on the attractive voice, pleading note in it this time. q wouldn't wish to offend you for the world! Believe that, please"
 woke to speech.
 "I thought you called me Helene because you knew me--recognized mel" l cried, stupidly. "Wasn't that the reason
 "Of course I recognize you. I-I couldn't possibly forget you-in this short space of time!" Jim's tones were those of respectful admiration. Notwithstanding more! q saw you for the first tme-yesterday wasn't it? On the day before? My head"
 The woman in me rose to crush down my utter disappointment. Jim's
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans March i6.--political news was responsible for the wider fluctuations m cotton today, the market making a strong advance in the carly trading on the more favor able reports of overnight news from Germany and better Liverpool than due, but slumping around the middle of the day when the news from that quarter turned unfavor able. Late in the day stcadier market developed, mainly on the outlook for cold and wet weather in the belt, and the close was 5 points down to 13 points up net for the day.
 1t was an active market around the opening.
 In che middle of the morning ses- sion much liquidation came from the long side, but thc easiest period followed the noon press dispatches from Germany telling of continued chaotic political conditions. Later these reports were offset to some extent by telegram from Dallas claiming that German interests were buying spots there and reports that two German ships were due in Galveston this week to take on car goes.
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| feeble little laugh that held a pathos in it. "Quite poetic am 1 not" "Oh, I must go," l murmured "Nursc will say"
 Cant you leave something of yourself behind, so that I shan't be lorcly?" He raised himself on one elbow, and regarded me with long, close gaze.
 [ flushed. l moved over towards him. and laid my flowers in a great heap close beside his pillow. They filled tho room with fragrance.
 "Please take thesc,' l said, the hot tears in my eyes. "Thcy'rc all that I can give although l wish it could be morc."
 I hurried from the room, and all most ran down the staircase to the dining room.
 There I found Alice, her husband and MT. Travis Lloyd.
 Hate as usual, Helene," said my hostess, with mock severity, as shook hands with MT. Lloyd.
 But the effect is worth it!" re- marked Alice's kindly husband, "Hel- enc looks charming!" A couple of guests arrived. And was Elau. TOT pefSOnalltleS Haue in public are just a little trying. [ Seated at the table, found my self next MT. Travis Lloyd. 7"Im delighted over this arrange { ment," he whispered, as we attacked cur oysters and hors-d d'oeuvres. "It gives me something that l rarely get these days--thc chance of d tete-a- l tcte with you, alone!"
 "I'm not q particularly interesting companion," l rcjoined, in a light tone that was calculated to dispel the .mists of sentiment. ''And, be- sides, tonight Pm really hungry!" He smiled at me. 1 saw his rowing glance wander over my chic, rose colored gown, and awaited question that I rather feared would come.
 "I'd hoped that you would wear my gift this evening, Miss Helene" ," he said, rather deprecatingly. My flcwers chose them specially for you-did you receive them? ?'
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F.. St Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, March l6 Hogs, 300; l5 cents higher. Bulk l5500n 159o; heavy 11M15.25; medium 15.1o Ca15,90; light 1l.5oM1595; pigs 1l.50 @ 1t.4c.
 Cattle 5,200; steady. Choice heavy steers 1i25M15.O0; medium 1lnl4; common 9.50M l0.75; choice lights 12.25Ml Ml4.50; common 9N12; cows 7.75Gn 11.5O; canncrs 1.25d 7.25; calves 12M 12,50; feeders S.50nll.50; stockcrs 7.00GL10.75.
 Sheep 1,500; 25 to 40 cents lower. Lambs 17.750l19.00; culls 13.50M17; yicldcrs 150l7.25; choice ewes l0,25 Gu14; culls 500n900.
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Garcia is Named
 Customs Officer

Laredo, Tex, March 2O.--Juan M. Garcia of Monterey, whose election as governor of the Mexican state of Nucvo Leon last December was de- clared invalid by the federal govern ment, has been appointed collector of customs at Nuevo Laredo, opposite here. Senor Garcia is prominent business man of Monterrey and his appointment met with approval among local business men, who cx- pressed confidence that he would in- sist on "business-like" administra- lion. -.
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NOTICE OF INTENDED APPLICA-
 TiON TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as administratrix of the estate of Charles Ortolani, deceased, will make and file in the Jefferson Probate court, petition, in accord ance with law, to seli the following described real estate situate in the county of Jefferson and state of Arkansas:
 The west half of the northwest quarter tW i-2 NV 1-a) of section eleven CID township seven CD south of range seven (D west, containing eighty (90) acres, more or less.
 Said sale will be made for the payment of debts.
 This the 24th day of February, 1920.
 STELINDA ORTOLANI,
 Administratriv of the Estate of
 Charles Ortolani, deceased. 2-25 5-3-3 10-17
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, March 16.-Active demand especially from eastern shorts, gave new hoist today to the corn market. The close was nervous, 2 IA to 3 cent net higher, with May 1.55 IA to 1.55 3-8 and July 1.48 3-S to 1-2. Oats gained Is to 1-2 cent and pro- visions 10 cents to 50 cent.
 Much increased strength of corn was evident from the beginning and was not checked except at intervals when profit taking by holders led to setbacks. For the first time in sev- eral weeks elevators here were re- ceiving eastern cars for the ship mem oi grain
 New top figures for the season were reached by all deliveries cx- ccpt May. Toward the last, however
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TOM BLODGETT's BARGAINS.

One building lot, Twenty fifth and Poplar.
 1125 Cherry, five rooms and two lots.
 12l1 West Sixth, four rooms and large lot.
 1907 West Sixth, five rooms and lot, 60x160.
 1917 Chestnut, seven rooms and one lot.
 Four acres to rent or sell.
 10 acres, right in town.
 76 acres, on Warren road;. walk out proposition.
 40 acres. An ideal country home, IA mile of Dollarway pike, six miles out.
 Three acres and good orchard; on Sulphur Springs pike.
 Five room house on Ash street; !; modern; east front and corner lot.
 For colored folks. We have a number of houses and lots. If you have any thing for sale; let us han dle it for you. We give everybody a square deal Phone 2615, or bring your troubles to us. 3-17"1t
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, March 16.-Cotton seed oil was quiet today Prices were higher in line with other markets. Leading months closed 20 to 2e points net higher. Sales totallcd 12,800 barrels. Crude was easier. Prime crude 17.0OM17 50; prime sum mer yellow spot 19.05M20.00; May 20.05; July 2040; October 1850. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7G9S.

In the Chancery court of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas Gertrude Gardner, plaintiff, vs. Jeff Gardner, defendant.
 The defendant, Jeff Gardner is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Gertrude Gardner. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 1Gth day of March, A. D., 1920
 s. r. VAULX, Clerk.
 0. E. REEVES, D. c. 1 lScnl 3-11.21-3l ---1 -7l1
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----------1-----7-'-77'-- 77'--77-7-7--7----- FINE MANY MOTORISTS.

Municipal Judge Earl, Wood i'm posed fines on a large number of motorists yesterday, charged with driving with bright lights. Eighteen were fined Monday morning. The traffic ordinance requires that auto be equipped with patented lenses
 There is universal disregard of this
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J.ibertv Bonds

New York, March l6.-Prices of Liberty bonds at 2:55 D. m today were:
 3 1-2's 96.14; first As 00.6O; second 4s 89.4o; first 4 l-1's 91.04; second 1 1-4's 80.88; third 1 1-4's 92.S0; fourth 4 1-4's 90.02; Victory 3-4's 97. 7.56; Victory 1 3-4's 97.58.
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New 0rie1pG Rice

New Orleans. March 16.-Rougb rice no sales, Receipts 1,G5s sacks; millcra receipts l,65S.
 Clean rice strong. Sales;
 Honduras 637 pockets 12 t-2a IS 5-S; Japan SIS pockets 10@ll 3-S. Blue Rose 3,33S pockets 1-4G l2 1-2. Receipts 1,339 Bran and polish unchanged
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7696

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. Stmm Bell, plain tiff, vs, Lcora Bell, defendant
 The defendant, Leoia Bell, is warn cd to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com plant Of plaintiff, Simm Bell.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 1Gth day of March, A. D., 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk. (ScaD 3-17-2l-31 --1-7-t4
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W ARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7595u

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas Nettic Oliver, plaintiff, va. Henry Oliver, defendant. The defendant, Henry Oliver, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty daya and anawcr the com plaint of plaintiff, Ncttie Oliver. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this l6th day of March A. D., 1920.
 s. r. VAULX, Clerk. (ScalJ 3-17-24-31 1=4-7-14
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TOmOrrow-WhO Is Amy?

ordinance. and the police force is making number of arrests every night.
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Liverpool Cation.

Liverpool, March 16.-Cotton spots quiet; good middling 3O23; fully middling 28.52; low middling 25.22; good ordinary 22.o2; ordinary 21.O2.
 Sales 5000 including 290O Ameri- can. Receipts 26,0O0 bales including 24,700 American. Futures closed cf1 Ix.
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bears contended that the advance had about run it's course.
 Oats asccnded with corn and every month went to the highest level
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Italian peat too low in fuel value to be used for heating is being utili- zcd in the manufacture of nitrogen fertilizers.
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New Orleans, March 16.-Spot cot ton steady and unchanged Sales on the spot 599; to arrive 1,940. Low middlirg 32 75; middling 41.O0; good middling 36.00; Receipts 37.00; stock 376 ,402.
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FRONT BED ROOM FOE private home, connecting bath reference required. Phone 3-14-6t
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes. good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark 1-6-tf
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R, F. DUGGAN IS HERE: puse cleaning man; he is at your Fe to do your work; painting and ], hanging, wall tinting; don't be '. E me man that carries the
 p"oiie 111i. 3-17-6t
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"A SORREL HORSE, WITH (ind foot, on March 8 by c. c.
 l-2 miles west of town, on lon road. Call and pay reward. 3-1O-6t
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MISCELL ANXIOUS

45EOND-HAND ONE HORSE
 Mso mans saddle; must be in Pndition. Phone 863, ask for Rvgood. 3-14-6t
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POSITION WANTED BY REFINED young lady as stenographer. Address Route No. 5, Box II. Miss Wyatt
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LEsPEOPLE WANTED
bOMS AND BOARD

EBOARDERS, WANTED. AP. l West Barraque, or phone
 Rso have one nice front room to gentleman or couple.
 3-12-6t
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o-l4-6tF
 |o1 oh1slGHT.CYLINDER 5-PAssEN-
 IIaassihoolle; Ia.s repainted, good ton.
 leht tires, $7OO or S24O down
 ne, He m 10 monthly payments. pooge commercial car; motor in
 us rs shape; good tires, everything
 aect running order. Viii take
 gar or truck in trade. Bal
 a4 a4 monthly payments. A bar
 .. Saoo.oO. One Ford coupe; s1nH s11animg na order, $375.OO; will Ft h, ,HiNo'oo down, balance in 10 '',iy rr payments. One Ford tour or r.epialnted, pa good top, good tires,
 at @ eaaH very good shape; a real o .. :, s425; $15O.0O down, balance " "; monthly payments. One Ford a,hg' an two new Goodyear tires. VI m good condition A rea i ,;n ,a,n s425.00. One 1918 Ford gae ana cai t good upholstering, good
 pu po,. .& $4O0.OO. One Little 1ew ouring; mootr overhaul aila Gm Nery, repainted. good ton
 n eh. h,,,, tres, s650.OO; S25O. .o6 I 1eJe J'ance s. Tn monthly payments. ,,lsns iane Little Six" Paige tourinr: ; ,,ient condition; must be seen i ha appreciated; s775.oO; s2so down , o1aiance 1oan in 10 monthly navments ts' iSsyes.Mslaxwell touring. good sis iod @sIhted; real bapp bappa;n ns |gg Ss2o.oO down, balance ;n ic
 iny ';n:. payments. One Cadil,aC ~ ,;nts ;ni, SoI5.oO; two new cord tires '.ea; cne' new top; motor in excei. e esoaaiT5ion, . S1sO0O down. We will E of Ford or Chevrolet VI. in "a,, on t;on Sl the above cars. As an an ;n1 J'' ,,on nosa of what the public tn thinks , Iseu cars, we have sold s;y nsad thn. ,n ene past week. With snriro ~ioo 'n;o. i our stock of used cars w;1I saa.a,y ] MIA exhausted. We also hava xb;ae xhmers plan on time payments pawn sas' h.1a s you can pay one-haif dowY ca,',l ca,ance in the fall, % when 1oh, th. nso somes m Tn. McGehee Motor salas 1as pNvny. (The Progressiveo os3r S,,+os oa.es 2 N eHeSafSnants!; rSann . li4 West Barrann. r,umo'
 " 2-27-11
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-17

|.cE MAN CAN FIND ne nnermanent employment if orse and buggy or is will yn, 'one on easy payments; the
 reouire about 50 per cent
 . all in the city. Apply
 Y m. Graphic office. 3-17-3t
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kED-ALL KINDS or SEC
 Hnd furniture. We also repair |nre and connect gas stoves. furnlaure Co.,, 319 Pine phone 24o9. 12-3O-t1
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Canadian boxing fans believe that Gene Brosseau, the Canadian mid dleweight champion, will give Mike O'Dowd a real fight for the worlds title at Montreal, May 24.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-17

GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; bargain. Phone 5s2, Jno. ,McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-tf
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WANTED TO RENT.
 40 acres of land, few miles out on Sulphur Springs road, four room house, barn, orchard and good wat CT; all under hog proof wire fence; will rent on shares. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Barraque, phone 97l.
 3-17-6t
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Spot Cotton.

Spot Cotton. New York. March 1G.-Spot cotton steady; middling 41.0G.
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ERRORS RE-SILVERED AND good as new. Work called for
 llvered. J. E. Pogue, 115 East I, phone 36. 3-12-6t+
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LOST

BEADED BAG LOST FROM AUTO-
 mobile Tuesday night, on Walnut street, between Sixth and Eighth. Re- ward if returned to Graphic. 3-11-6t
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|MALE EELr

rN r UPWARD, DES'R |Li', l. nail clerkships, S1l0 sso y for free particulars ex- " I Leonard, (former gov ! !, s, ssminer) 96S Equitable , eAaI 44nn n c. 3-12-6t+
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ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK; ; fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office
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TAKEN UP.

ESTRAY TAKEN UP.
 taken up and keeping at 997
 xth avenue one COW. Owner eover by proving ownership Sss.!cost of keep and of this ' ct. Laura E. Parks. E2 3-11 -6t
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$ oR FEMALE HELP

MEN. WOMEN, BOYS, farmers. We furnish 1 workers on short notice. Lord Real Estate and Elm hureau, 217 1-2 State
 ,hone 994. 2-271m
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WANTED TO BUY.

FAT DRY COWS AND BEEF CAT tie wanted; will pay fancy prices for same. E. B. Toney, R. F. D. No. 1,
 or phone 1926, and l will call. 3-17-6t