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Involuntarily my feet led me to- ward Jim's room. Oh, how I yearned for him, my husband!
 Alas! The door was closed. His mother and his nurse were with him and I, his wife, shut out!
 A mist of foolish tears blinded my eyes. 1 hurried down the corridor toward my own apartment. Dinner would be ready presently-and l must dress for it. l shut my bed room door behidn me and was quite alone.
 Helene Beauclaire--Helen St. Aubyns," I remarked to my fearful image in the looking glass. "For heavens sake, do be cheerful! Make the best of things! Buck up! ! But naturally 1 am not philosophic. My heart rules my head-in the most foolish, painful way.
 No woman who is in love can be quite logical Pm no exception to my sex. Pm not strong minded. resolute. On the contrary, Pm dread fully feminine.
 And so I yearned for Jim. l wept saw no light ahead. Everything was dark and dreary and impossible Except the one outstanding fact that Jim was on the meld.
 When I give way to tears l am no longer pretty. My nose takes on pinkish hue. In fact, l took ri diculous.
 But cry I did-torrcntially.
 Oh, the queer kinks and twists of fate l-who through my own up- reasoning folly had lost my hus- bands love-adored him still! And Alice Anstruther- by a splen- did husband--could yet stoop to flirt with ne-er-do -do-well like Tony!
 "It'sa hateful world," 1 bitterly remarked to the tear-swollen image in, the looking glass; q wish that I were dead!"
 A light knock sounded on my door
 "Helene., dear-open! It's only Alice"
 Only Alice! /, "No, don't come in! Please don't!' cried. I was in no mood for con fidences. Besides, I felt l hated Tony and Alice and their miserable i filtration. Together, they had spoil ed my happiness. \
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Helene's Married Life Christie Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

"Helene!" Before 1 could prevent her, Alice had popped her head in side the room. Great guns! What ever. is the matter?"
 Alice had reason for her eXclama ton. For indeed l looked a sight! Swollen nose and reddened eyelids and trickle of tears still on my much-flushed countenance.
 She clipped across the room, real consternation in her eyes.
 Helene, you care for Tony! l know it! You-you're angry because I'd plaiilied to meet him for moment"
 l swung around to face her. 1 was furious now.
 You little sentimental goose!" l cried. "What do I care for either you or Tony! You two can flirt to your hearts content, for all 1 mind! Just because you happe nto admire worthless man is no reason why l. too, should suffer the same hal lucinations! Please make a note of that!"
 This terse criticism pulled Alice back to earth She flushed uneasi ly.
 Helene, please don't be spiteful!" "
 "I'm not spiteful-only truthful" /" snappily I answered. "Alice, you make me sick and tired! don't give two pins for Tony did--and never shall!"
 My words carried conviction. A relieved look came into Alicc's blue eyes. But she remarked, inquisitive- ly:
 "Then what on earth are you cry ing over?"
 "Thc general rottcnness of life,"TI answered grimly, wiping few re- fractory tears away. "One must be an idiot sometimes, I suppose"
 And you don't care for Tony? ! Alice asked, with eagerness. ! "Of course not-goosey!
 Alice sank down on my bed. With weary little gesture, she put hand across her forehead.
 "Helene," she said, "I'm awfully frightened! Tony's got me in his I power!"
 1 TomorrOw-Returni Good for Evil
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By May Christie

I could scarcely believe the evi- dence of my own ears, so astounded was I over Alice's announcement.
 1t was obvious that she didn't mo- ticc me. She was much too intent on Tony, and her meeting with that worthless youth, to have eyes to spare for his companion.
 When I emerged, then, from the shadows, materializing by Tony's sidde, she gave a small affected scream.
 Good heavens, Helene! How you did startle mel" Embarra ssment and hint of anger mingled in hel tones. "I-I didn't see you"
 Quite evidently not!" l answered trigues. With handsome, kindly husband who adored her, her flirta- tions simply couldn't be condoned And Tony Lascelles was such g worthles object!
 "I-I just wanted to tell Tony about opr patient" stammered Alice considerably disconcerted. q thought he'd be interested"
 ' "He will bet" I emphasized my words. q think that Tony is more interested Tn the patlenU-and WlCf more definite reason-than either you or l, Alice!"
 My voice held mysterious note Tony no doubt would guess that knew more than I cared to say. wished to keep his mind on tenter hooks. I had him in my power now and I meant to use that power fol his discomfiture.
 ,"Helene, what do you mean?" Al ice cleverly seized on my remark t' draw attention from her own com promising position. What ol earth are you insinuating Th' baby stare-of which she was pas mistress-came into her blue eye again. Her voice held childisl note.
 Ask Tony" I said briefly. "Ant don't let me interrupt your littl l tete- -tate!" 1 sped across the lawn toward tn 1 lighted door from which fair Alici had but recently emerged.
 The hall was empty. l crossed it spaciousness, and ascended the shal low staircase to the upper floor.
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to Fight
 the PrOfiteers

Chicago, Mar. 3. A national or ganiZatlon of ten million protcs- to tight protlteering is the object of the Federation of Professions and Businesses, Charles F. Gilman, pres ident of the New York branch, told Cbicagoans who met today to plan state gathering here March 10. An Illinois branch of the organization will be formed at that time.
 "We shall organize by states first" MT. Gilman said, "and then form national body" we have thirteen states organized he said.
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Standard Oil
 Refutes British
 Gasoline Charge

New York, Mar. g. The Standard Oil company of New Jersey in a statement tonight replying to char ges made by committee of the London board of trade, that the Standard Oil company and the Shell corporation" are combines mainly concerned in the existing grossly excessive prices of gasoline. "declar- ed that with British exchange at $3.40 for the pound sterling the present price of 23 pounds sterling a ton, f. O. b. New York is only slight ly more than 21 cents for an Amer ican gallon"
 The statement says this figure Is a low price for high grade gasoline today.'
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To Contractors.

Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for the erection of one so foot steel bridge with concrete abutments, situated about five miles southeast of Altheimer in Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Bids will be received up to II o'clock a. m, March 18th, 1920.
 Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- neer.
 The successful bidder will be re- guIred to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his Con tract.
 R, II. WILLIAMS, 2-2G-17t County Judge.
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New York Sugar.


 New York, Mar. .3.--The local mar ket for raw sugar continues firm and prices advanced Is cent closing at 10 3-3 cent for Cubas cost and freight, equal to 11.41 for centrifu- gals. Business, however was not very aggressive and the only sales reported were 10000 bags of Cubas to operators at 10 3-8 cents cost and freight, while late last night it was said that refiners took about 10,- GOO bags of Porto Rico's afloat on the basis of 10.75 for centrifugal du- ty paid. No further price chanfes occurred in refined. uotations ranged from IA to 16 cents for fine granulated, with some improvement noted in de- liveries.
 Futures felt the firmness in raws and closing prices were 10 to 25 points higher although business was light amounting to only 150 tons.
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LEGAL NOTICES WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 6I08.

In the Circuit court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. J. M. Hlghtowcr, doIng business under the name of Hightower Grain and Feed cmopany, plalntiff vs. Chester Woolwort.i, de- tendant; Citizens bank, garnishee.
 The defendant, Chester Wood worth, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, J. M, Hightowcr, doing business under the name of Hightower Grain and Feed Go.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court thls 1lth day of Febru-
 $. r. VAULX, Clerk. ary A. D. 1920. (Seal) )-2 2-12-19-26 gall
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NEW GLASS METHOD.

London, Mar. 3.-A new Belgian process of glass manufacture is be- ing introduced into this country. factory already established at Will lesden is being extended for the purpose and Belgian experts will teach British workmen the process which so far has been the secret of Belgian manufacturers.
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MOsLER SAFE WITH MONEY

VAULT.
 We have double door Mosler Safe, with burglar-proof vault-mediym size-which we will sell at bargain. For store in the country or small city this is rare bargain. Phone or write Adams Printing Co.,, Pine Bluff, phone IA. 2-2l-6t FOR SALE-A BARGAIN, A SHORT time only. Two blocks from Main street. This land is above high water at all times. Lots in, this ad- dition are some of the best there IS in, our city. We are not town any more, we have grown to be some city. When you read this you will say: "I remember the time when l could have bought lots in Pine Bluff for $1OO.00, a big price is asked today for them all over Pine Bluff, and this is because we have grown to a city and we are not village any longer, Lots in this addition are two blocks from Main Street, between Sixth and Eighth avenues on Geor- gia annd Texas streets, and will De sold on monthly payments. You will be surprised how cheap these lots are. They are right in the heart of Pine Bluff--close to churches schools and street cars. Paved walks fronting each lot, also gas water and light. fronting each lot and all improvement taxes are paid out ] have only few of these lots left See Wm. Burke, 116 Wes1 ISec0nd avenue, or phone No. l 2,
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Would Raffle
 Off His Services

London, Mar. 2.-Unable to find job, Frank Long, who describes him self as a "handy man." 26 years of age, has offered through newspaper to raffe his service for six months. His proposal is that 100 or more firms each pay $5 for ticket. He agrees to work six months without wages for the firm winning the rafle. There was no immediate rush of firms to accept.
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SUFFRAGE AGAIN LOSES.

Charleston, w. Va., Mar. 3-The West Virginia senate this afternoon rejected the resolution to reconsid- CT it's action of Monday. when it de- feated the woman suffrage ratifica- tion amendment by vote of 15 to 13. The action was considered final and it was said no attempt would be made to ratify the amendment at the special session of the legislature.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Mar. 3.-Cotton spots easy. Good middling 31.1s; fully 31.1S; middling 3018; mid ding 29.1S; low middling 25.8S; good ordinary 22.68; ordinary 21.68. Sales 6,000 bales including $50 Amer ican. Recepits 19,000 including 16,40O American futures closed steady March 26.94; May 25.8S; July 2484; October 22.69; December 2f82; January 21.58.
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DRYk NOT STRONG.

Birmingham, Eng, Mar. 7.-Lady Astor addressed the opening meeting here the other night of a womens for state purchase and con trol of the liquor trade. She char. acterized the plan as ''practical,' but said no government in England at the present time could hope to win a ncection with prohibition as its main platform plank.
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SERUM ENDS TYpHUs..

Paris, Mar. Mortality from typhus have been reduced from 76 to per cent by the use of new se- rum adopted by Red Cross workers at Ekaterinodar, in the kuban dis- trict of Russia, according to reports received here. Confidence is express ed that this serum may save Rus sia from decimation by typhus.
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Among the Turks bath-money forms an item in every marriage con- tract, the husband engaging to allow his wife a certain sum for bathing purposes. If it be withheld, she has only to go before the Cadi and turn her slipper upside down. If the complaint be not then redrcssed, it is sufficient ground for divorce.
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The American college for girls at Constantinople will celebrate it's semi mi-centennal next year, having been founded in 1871 as a high school for girls of every nationality. In 1890 it was incorporated as a col lege. The student enrolment of the institution this year numbers up wards of 600 in both departments, collegiate and preparatory.
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REFLOAT STEAMER.

Queenstown, Mar. g. The Amer ican steamer Lake Erie which was sunk about eight months ago at Penarth Road after leaving Cardiff, outward bound, has been refloated. She has been towend to Queens town for repairs.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Ills, Mar. B. Hogs 1850; steady to strong. Bulk 14.75M15 35; heavy 13,00M14.8b; !; medium 14.75ta15.30; light 1485W 15.40; high 11.50M 14.50.
 Cattle: 4,500 strong to 25 cents higher; choice heavy steers 1S.50G
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Mar. 3. Rough rice no sales; receipts 1,253; millers re- cepits 1,253.
 Clean rico no sales. Reccpits 2,698. Bra nand polish unchanged
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2-2G-17t
NOTICE
To Contractors.

To COntrlctOrs.
 Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material tools and labor, for she erection of one 48 foot steel bridge with concrete abutments, situated about two miles northeast of Dexter in Jefferson county, Ark ansas.
 Bids will be received up to II o'clock d. m., March I5th, 1920 Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- nee..
 The successful bidder will be re- auired to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his contract
 F. II. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge.
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ElGHT-CYLINDER 5-PAsSEN-
 Oldsmobile; repainted, good ton. eilent tires, $70O or $240 down
 nee In 10 monthly payments.
 Dodge commercial car; motor in tect shape; good tires, everything. perfect running order. Viii take u car or truck in trade. Bal
 m monthly payments. A bar
 at S150,OO. One Ford coupe:
 running rum order, $375.0O; will | Sl2o.0O down, balance in 10 eehly payments. One Ford tour reprinted, good top, good tires
 sor m very good shape; real at S425; $150.00 down, balance monthly payments. One Ford
 ing; two new Goodyear tires.
 r Tn good condition A reai am $a25 %. One 1918 Ford Fing car; good upholsterinp goad d b a,u p.; tifes, S4o0.oO. One Little
 raige touring; mootr overhaul allN dGw battery, repainted, good ton. 'e.'t tires, $65O.OO; S250 (1G Eit paiance in monthly navments Is,i isls Little Six" Paige touring. ss' eiens a condition; must be seen x appreciated; $775.oO: s2So dowm evn
 oa,anse 1oa3 Tn 10 monthly pavments ls Kwell touring! pI gond dnss, z |o m. Mted; real hare barea;n as tIy; ,tb,;;. S22O.Oo down, balance is sa.It m r;nE. inly payments. One cadil,aO iH ~ 7 s;ns ;me, s575.Oo; two new cord I4,,ae t;raS nlmted: aa new top; motor a in exres slres'
 ocondl,t,on, s19o.00 down V We AuGi, ',;,,
 E Ford or Chevrole.+ h. we e; VIII III +;ns Gi the above cars. Az am ,m on
 ,e1 what the public ah th;nt h- :
 cars, we have sold s;x .nanSs ,,aSs hithe past week. Wi Witb siS used ,;a1., .ner our stock of used ,a cars sprlng I'll! {; !uchiy exhausted. We aisn s m VIII .asmers plan on time naso, a,so have 3 v, ~h,eh hs, you can pay one-hajgf g'nsnts, d
 balance in the fall. Sbi wha, down
 comes in. McGehee Motne nen | sne Ppany. CThe Progressive 0'Sr 1r4es Sales Msercehantsl. IA West Rarco Ru,omo- ..-..-... - - S-27-lt
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Tie Minneapolis Millers recently purchased trio of big league pitch ers-Rube Schauer from Washing ton and James and Roberson from the White Sox.
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PAGE SEVEN

1900; medium 10,50d 1925; common 9.0Oa l0.5O; common 850m1150; butcher heifers 1.251, 13.JO cows 7.25Ca l0.75; caners 4.28u 700; calves lz 00H lI0O; feeders S.50m HOO, stockers 7,00a 10.50
 Sheep: 200, p cents lower; steady.
 Lambs: l7.15@ 2G0O; culs l3.50lt lI.50; wcthcrs l5.O00m 1900; choice ews 1925; il l400; cull5 5.G0M 5.50.
 The legal position of married woman in Spain is today so low that her husband has absolute control ov- CT her person and property ,aa in the middle ages. The wife cannot enter business without her husbands consent. lie has the legal right to shut her up. in convent if she does wrong, and it is left to him to decide what constitutes wrong,
 Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett was earning d small sum as q school teacher in Tennessee, when she be- gan to write. It is said that the stamps with which her first story was sent To the magazines were earn ed by picking blackberrics. Years later, when the author of Little Lord Fauntleroy" was at the zenith of her popularity as author and play wright, her annual income was estl- mated to be from ,000 to $75,000.
 Jimmy Wilde says he is willing to meet Pal Moore m 10-round node c,sIon bout, but Moore prefers to boN the English champion to a de- cision.
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GERMAN DYE MASTER DIES.

Berlin, March 2.-The death is an- nounced of Karl Won Martins, noted chemist and founder of the Berlin anilinc dye works.
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port on the urgent deficiency bill. The conferees eliminated d number of items from the senate bill includ- ing $3,000,00O for the repair of na- val vessels.
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FED-BoY IS YEARS OLD OR Fo work in mechanical depart Inf Daily Graphic; day work.
 advancement s to boy willing to
 himself to his work. Apply son to Graphic office, upstairs, row morning at s o'clock. tf
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ss ARE RESCUED.

Halifax, Mar 2Sixty-three pas sengers of the steamship Bohemian. which struck on SambrD Ledges off Halifax harbour, in a snow storm early today, were taken of ty tugs
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves. Ewing Furniauge Co.,, 3l9 Pine street. phone 24S9.~. 12-30-tf FIVE TONS PURE, SOUND, ME bane cotton seed for sale; ginned sound and ested sound; quality and purity guaranteed. See sample at my office. Price $500 bushel in ton lots, $3.25 a bushel less than one ton. Sacked in new 100-pound sacks. Phone c881. R. N. Burks.
 2-15-1m
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Heavyweight Fred Fulton, who has come thru with flying colors in all of his recent bouts, expects to get started again in Philadelphia next month.
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MEN FOR RAILWAY
 s110 month. Experience un- .ry For free particulars, ex- ;ons l, write J. Leonard (form- (arnment examiner) 96S Equit- Eildinp. Washington, D. c.
 |iiio'Ae' 2-27-6tI
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At the age of fifteen Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the famous Eng fish poetess, met with an injury tt her spine, which kept her confined to her couch for several years, and from the effects of which she never recovered. It was during these years that she wrote those sonnets which are her greatest claim to immortal itv
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by the vessel, which was bound for Liverpool. The 120 members of the crew remained on board.
 and brought to this port. Tugs. stood
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WANTED

hor to drive wagon, who can W. write. has good memory and +he city, No night work. Ad-
 U. Y, cranbic 3-2-3t
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A number of film actresses who have won fame and fortune in the United Statses are Americans only by adoption. Peggy Hyland is of English birth, Australia contributed Enid Bennett and Annette Keller man, and Canada is the birthplace of Mary Pickford.
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III OF KEYS IN BLACK T key bag-lost on Main be-
 Y. M. e. A. and Fourteenth. I please return to MT. Barrow M. c. A. 3-3-6t+
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CS~N
 MALE HELP

o VAN FOR OFFICE WORK
 ,t hmr once. Apply Swift and ( G., D.; at Unss 3-2-6t
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SEVEN SHARES OF ARKANSAS
 Light and Power comoanys preferred
 stocy; paying dividend of ' per cent. ,JMalass all offer. Box 127, WaoDas eka, Arl, hs 2-28-6 St
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||na,aaapoIis auaomoh;,. is great centre af
 re aIuOmSp,ie n"naSe, industry and has s q ' |n 2, put lew of then, v have sases- h
 e Smccl Ss%scsssiul than has Miss Jss sssn ~ i i;ns smock ncs ". kessles. who has sSan, Ssas
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Several international league clubs have been trying to land Pitcher Es- tclle of the Brantford, Ont, team, but Brantford refuses to sell their star finger.
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OIL AND GAS LEASE.

Five hundred acres t0 lease, if called for at once. About one mile from Kedron, Ark. Experts say this is where the oil is. See Wm. Burke, no West Second, or phone No. or 336. 2-26-6t+
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LOST

NED OR STOLEN, ONE DARK
 COW, with short horns. Re- flor information leading to her
 ery. k. 5. Cherry. 2-2o-6t"
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Lightweight Frankie Callahan feels he is entitled to chance to box Ben ny Leonard, but according to Calla- han the champion refuses to meet him
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FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE, cheap for cash if tken at once. Ap-
 ply 400 West Sixth. 3-4 -3t
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ELIMINATE REPAIR MONEY.

Washington, Mar. 3.-After a stormy debate the senate today voted 33 to 2A te accept the conference re-
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-ONE LARGE BROWN MUTE, black stripes. Finder please n to Mrs. $. H. Sanders at the hospital and receive reward.
 2-27-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

STORAGE-PERSONAL ATTENTION
 given to handling and storing fur Titure and household goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone
 1231. 2-27-tf
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During his 20 years as president of the American league, Ban Johnson has successfully steered the circuit thru many storms. Some record for Bancroft
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Mar. 3.Spot cotton steady 256 points higher. Sales on the spot 595; to arrive 400. Low mid ding 330o; middling 40.50; good middling 42.50. Recepits 6,516; stock 387,6l6.
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LOST-REWARD.

ok, white and brown Setter answers to name of Queen
 n to Sam w. Trimble and re-
 reward. Phone 2201. 3-4-6t
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes. good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677, Pine Bluff. Ark l-6-tf
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ONE DOUBLE FLAT TOP DESK. typewriter desk to match with type writer, two swivel chairs, four arm chairs, two steel filing cabinet, one for legal size paper, the other ordin- ary letter head sectional book case.
 Room BOT Citizens Bank. 225-6t
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-EILTY
 tons, several varieties of long staple m store and more to arrive. Eaglalld and company. 2-1o-A'n
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s. c. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR
 matching for sale. Ferris, $2.90. Egg stain. Pen No. l, $7.50 per 15; pen No. 2, $4.00; pen No. 8, S2.50. West View Poultry Farm, c. E. Pace, man ager, Route 6, Box 56-AA, Pine Bluff, Ark. 2-27-6tH.
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ONE DELCO LIGHT PLANT FOR sale at a bargain, now running; in good condition, write s. & E. Sachs. Altheimer, Ark. 2-Z6-ot
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EGGS FOR SALE FROM THE VERY best tram of Buff Orpingtons, call
 ll89 3-3-3t+
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used a few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Mover. 1-6-tf
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kc cOIORED BOY TO DELIV-' Ikapes. and run erranQS. Apply
 snoe srore, 34-ot