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IIelene's $ Married Life
Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

nonc other than Tony as her swain.
 To dc the couple justice, they wer utterly confused. Tony looked read for immediate flight. really thought for moment he was going to turn and run.
 Alice tried to brave the situatio cut. although she knows my exact opinion of Tony.
 "Whither away, Helcne?'' she ven tured, archly.
 e.I made some reply, and hGrried on r. did not fling glance in Tony direction. But the news that he was once more in the neighborhood par ticularly annoyed me.
 saIt also worried mo. For Alice was apparently steering the frail bark oi her matrimonial affairs upon the rocks. Mr. Anstruthcr had delivered a. definite ultimatum as to Tony. And here she was--the foolish little woman--openly defying it!
 x The postwoman-an old, garrulou- body of many privileges-began tc tell me of the doings at the neigh boring country house. l couldn't stop her. It seemed that the house party was bent on scandalizing the neighborhood. The hostess was Alice's own pet crony. too. And il was there that Alice spent her time 8sI returned to Anstruther Lodge @nsiderably worried.
 Y But there delightful little sur. prise awaited me. was summoncd to Jim's room. His mother led the way.
 ( She opened the door very gently Inside the room, g little tableau rose to greet my eyes. Beside the fire wrapped in a heavy dressing gown sat Jim.
 crushed down a sudden impulse to run forward and take him in my arms.
 
 TcmorrSw--"Is There Another Man?
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] AR0n'S INFLUENCE ON COTTON MARKET
 VERY UNSETTL!NC

New York. April i3. The sunset tling influnce O fthe labor isuaton was reflected in early irregularity an ddecines. but the cotton market rallied later on continued unfavor- able weather and crop advices. The general ist closed steady at a net ad- vance of 20 to 50 points.
 The opening was irregular. Priv ate advices reporting rains in the belt rallied the market right after the call, but Liverpool was good seller here on straddlo account, while there was a good deal of scat tcring liquidation and local pressure, Reports that the railroad troubles were interfering with business in the goods markets encouraged the latter, while there was also selling on an idea that period of better weather might be expected in the belt.
 The volume of liquidation sub sided. however and there were sharp rallies in the later trading owing to unfavorable private crop advices and expectations of bullish weekly re port from the weather bureau to- morrow. The report of the census bureau on supply and distribution for the month is expected tomorrow with recent forecasts pointing to domestic mill consumption of over 50O,00O bales for March compared with 433 ,000 last year.
 Exports today 16.48S making 5.305, ,939 so far this season. Port re ceipta 21,7s5; United States port ct OD1 06d
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known to her cur relationship, to confess l was Jin1's wife.
 But the fact that J;n's memory was still blank, where our short lived honeymoon was concerned, nat urally held me back, Until he--and he alone-should prac.aim our mar riage, how could ?
 Yet, all the same, these were the happy days. Jim's mother and l took turns in nursing him. The trained nurse did night duty. But she as sured us there was very little work to do. For the patient was making as quick a recovery as could possibly be expected.
 We saw little of Alice and her hus- band in these days. The latter was making preparations for his trip abroad. He spent much time in town.
 Alice had found some cronies at a neighboring countryhouse. They'd come down for the shooting. Her one regret was that she could not entertain them in her own home, she said. But I don't believe that that regret went deep.
 For--under her husbands now wig liant eye-the little lady's flirtations could not run along as nimbly as of yore. Twas better, then to isolate them. Alice was clever enough to realize that fact.
 So, from early morn to dewy eve, she motored, bridged and danced and dined.
 The regime seemed to suit her. Alice bloomed out anew. She always does bloom under flattcry. So presumed--correc tly-she was get ting it.
 One day was walking to the lccal postoffice, after a long spell of the sickroom, when~-to my astonishment - encountered Alice strclling lei surely along the country roads with
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By May Christie

I saw hea. husbands glance follow that glealn of diamonds.
 "So-the bracelets back again ?" was what he said. His voice sounded just little odd.
 Alice smiled her sweetest smile.
 "I ran upstairs and got the stupid thing" She twisted her wrist round, so that sparks of fire flashed from the diamonds, pink and beautiful. "Now you'll believe me, won't you, stupid old ogre that you arc!"
 MT. Anstruther turned to me.
 "A handsome gift from Alcc's aunt. You remember her at school ?''
 I flushed uncomfortably. What should I say? I hated telling fibs. And yet I felt l ought to stand by Alice. Indeed I couldn't possibly do otherwise.
 "She was dear old lady," l stam- mered, quite embarrassed.
 MT. Anstruther smiled an odd sort of smile.
 "Generous, to degree-apparent- ly!" His eyes rested on the diamond bracelet. l could clearly see he was not satisfied. Just what had occur red to rouse his suspicious I do not know. The worm had turned at last. I felt sorry for the man. He has an immense capacity for affection. He loves his home. He is an excel lent husband.
 But these things weigh very little with Alice.
 could see, however, that she was uneasy now.
 In the days that followed I grew immensely attached to Jim's mother could see now from whom my Jim had inherited bis wonderful disposi- tion. Mrs. St. Aubyns was perfect dear.
 1 Over and over, confession trem- bled on my lips. ] longed to make
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Ntw NricnnH Cotton.

New Orleans, La, April 13.-A higher market resulted in cotton to- day from an unfaVorable opinion the low tempera ture in the belt an prospects of more cold weather. Al ter many minor fluctuations, bo Ii below and Naboye- the level O. yeste days close, there was q strong IL swing late in the aeas on, aleadiner continued to the close, which was at nes gains of 33 to 50 points. Shorts covered in a large way in the last hour of trading and some of this buying was set down to expectations tbullish weekly crop reports from the government tomaorrow, the first of the regular reports of the season being due at 10 o'clock.
 To all appearances, much of the short cotton covered in the late trad ing, was put out in the early hour when quite general view preVatle~ that the belt wac about to cxpef- fence better weather.
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demands of the Irish hunger strik- CTS.
 London, April 13.-A general strike began in Ireland today in pro- test against the treatment of the political prisoners in Mount Joy jail at Dublin who are on hunger strike.
 Early reports to the Irish office here said that the strike had gone in- to effect, but the officials gave no details regarding the scope of the movement.
 The strike call eliminated employees of newspapers, those in the telegraph service, the humanitarian services, the bakers, and the necessary work CTS caring for cattle and horses.
 The latest official report given out here said that the hunger strikers all were weak that some were near- ing the danger mark.
 Dublin, April t3.-The general strike declared in Ireland in pro tests over treatment Of political prisoners on a hunger strike in Mount Joy prison hero went into ef- feet today amid timuttuouS scenes Tn the vicinity of the prison, | The crowd which had assembled outside the prison grew as the day wore on until it comprised 10000 persons, among whom threatening demonstrations occurred. Three ! tanks and several armored cars. with large force of police and military were stationed about the structure.
 1 It was announced that the strike which originally was intended as the day celebration, would continue until \ tho prisoners were released.
 All shops, public houses and res taufants of Dublin arc closed ant the hotels staff quit. No tram cars or trains are running, except few on the Great Northern Ireland rail
 way. The Punchestown races have been postponed until tomorrow. The strike is not in effect in Bel fast and the north of Ireland. | In Dublin and throughout the yves | and south of Ireland. however, busi ness is at Il standstill.
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Princess Beauty Prevents Her From
 Becoming Nurse

Washington, D. C., April 13.--Mo- vie men, reporters and curious public proved too much for Princess Nadia Vasilievna Troubetskoy, sty- led the most beautiful nurse in the world, when she tried to work as a nurse in Garfield Memorial hospital here.
 The news that a beautiful nurse and princess at that, was in the institution but in state of siege The princess informed the superin, tendent "it was too rve-racking, and left, saying she had q headache
 Later she sent word she wouldn't return.
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NOTICE.
To All Property Owners within Pave ing District No. 47-(WalRut. I Olive Street Pavement--tn- cluding Twelfth and Four-
 teenth Avenues.)

Please take notice that the Board of Improvement for Paving District No. AT of the city of Pine Bluff, Arr kansas, is preparing to pave Four teenth Avenue from Olive Street to Laurel Street and Twelfth Avenue from Laurel Street to CherSx Street. IN
 You arc hereby notified that III excavations for the purpose of lay- ing down water, gas and sewer sels vice pipes or conduits to your Rr0pT erty line on said streets, or any polsS tion thereof, must be made bctQ{ May l5, 1920. ss li As the law prohibits any person from tearing up or excavatlA N paved street after the pavement lss it is necessary thnt eyery property owner make all dee4Y&a water, gas and sewer conHf bore the pavement on theae atxestz
 II. C. FOX s ssIl3 S.S.3|
 o. c. BLACKWEI4L { T. J. COLEIER
 Board of Improvements Tor Paxil
 Bistricts No. AT of thu eitY '
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas:
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Chicago Grain,

Chicago, April 13.-Corn average lower in price today with traders on both sides of the market holding off, awaiting developments of the rail road strike. The close was unsettled, half cent lower to 3-8c advance, with May 166 5-8 to 7-8 and July 16O ao 16O 1-8 Oats finished 3-8c down to 1-4c up and provisions unchanged to BOG off.
 Weakness in the corn market was generally ascribed to lack of support rather than to aggressiveness on the part of sellers. Bears emphasized gossip that the west gave promise ot recovering from the railroad strike earlier in the east.
 Toward the last, however, current talk of good export demand fol wheat, rye and corn goods led to ral- lies in the corn market. Wheat com manded $500 tarck New York, the highest price on the crop.
 Oats merely duplicated the changes in corn.
 Packers were sellers of provisions but nthc ensuing break turned to the buying side. Lard meanwhile touched the lowest price yet this season.
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demands of the Irish hunger strik-
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New York Sugar.

New York, April 13.-The, local market for raw sugar continued strong and prices were again ad- vanced with IT A cents quoted for Cubas, cost and freight, equal to 1892 for centrifugal. There were centrifugal. There were sales ot 17,OoO bags of Porto Ricos to local rcfiner aI 1905, for centrifugal; e 900 bags of Cubas to operators at lG 3-4 to 16 7-S cent for Cuba and 70, 900 bags of Cubas for May ship- ment to refincr at IT Ia cents feb Cuba and 30,000 bags of Cnbas for Mai shipment to refiner at IT l-4 cents cost and freight equal to lSSz for centrifugal.
 No further coverings were report ed in refined with quotations rang ing from 1900 to 1850 for fine granu- lated. The demand continues active with most rcfincrs still out of the market;
 In futures several of the active po- fsitions closed at 100 points advance, the maximum fluctuation allowed in an Yone days trading The strength
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F. St. Louis Live Stock.

East St Louis. April 13.--Hogs re- ceipts 133 Lights steady; medium and heavy weight 25c to DOC higher Top 1850; bulk l3.50(d 1850; heavy weight 13.50M 14,35 medium weight Id 295ta 1925; light weight 1d.75fa 1850; light 13o00 l5.o0; heavy pack ing sows smooth HOO; packing soWS rough 10.50(o II .00; pigs 9.G0(d 12.50
 Cattle receipts none; no sales.
 Sheep receipts none, no sales.
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Flu Depopulated
 Alaskan Villages

Ketchikan, Alas, April 13.-South- eastern Alaska native villages were almost depopulated by an exodus of in the recent influenza epidemic, according to the reports brought to Ketchikan by hunters and fishermen. According to the re- ports. natives told hunters they had taken to their boats on account of tue prevalence ot the disease.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 769S.

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 coN- plaint of plaintiff, Gertrude Gardner. Given under my hand and the jcal of said court this 18th day of March, A. D., 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk. sa
 0. F. REEVES, D. c. s@ (SeaI I-3-
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Tcmorrsw--'Is There Another Man?
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WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 76a5
 In the Chanccry court of Jefferson county, Arkansas-Nettie Oliver, plaintiff, vs. Henry Oliver, defendant. The defendant, Henry Oliver, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Nettie Oliver. Given under my hand and the seal A. D., 1920.
 F. VAULX, Clerk SeaD D~3-I7 I7-24-31-~i-7-14
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New York. April 13.- Cotton seed oil was heavy early under pressure from local bears encouraged by the declines in lard and easier feeling in oils and greases generally. Later the list steadied somewhat on short covering and with the upturn in cot turn in cotton. May closed ten points lowe rand later months 40 to lO points net higher. Sales 26,70O bar rels. Prime crude 1550M1575; prime summer yellow spot 1S0Odl850; May 1883. July 1869; Sept. 1875; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Ask U. s. Help for
 Hunger Strikers

London, April l3.-Acting Lord f5l Mavor O'Neill of Dublin and High Sheriff Mcwalter appealed inefieGt, ,allv today to John W. Davis the American ra.s amGassador after they had had failed tn persuade the American con. m s,,l If Dublin, to intervene Tor the Irish hunger strikers.
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Victory of Poles
 Over Reds Certain

Warsaw, April l3-- A pronounced victory for the Poles over the bol- sheviki on the southeastern front was reported by the general staff today. After several days fighting bolshe,, vik division was put to flight and more than score of machltie guns with much booty, were captured Dy the Poles.
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Apriu 13.-Cotton spot dull; prices easier. middling 2964; fully middling 2S64; middling 2764; low middling 2434; good ordinary 2114; ordinary 2O14. Sales including 27OO American. Receipts 17,00O bales including 11,40o American. Future closed steady April 2473; May 255S July 251O; October; December 2284; January; March 2224.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7636

in the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. -Ssimm Bell, plain if, vs Leora Bell, deIenaant.
 The defendant, Leora Bell, is warn- ed to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Simm Bell.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 16th day of March, A. D., 1920.
 s. r. VAULX, Clerk (SeaD D-3-17-
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Legal Notices WARNING ORDER.
Case No. THY

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.-Beulah Webb, plaintiff, vs. Thomas Webb, defend ant.
 The defendant, Thomas Webb, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plalnt of plaintiff, Beulah Webb. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 23rd day of March, A. D., 1920
 s r VAULX, Clerk
 O E kEE ES, D C.
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SlTUATIONS-MALE

\. rN TED POSITION-I CAN DO,
 n Saa work, am an experienced sales
 N, eah drive car, also have driven SI ara pushed a wleelbarrow, and (b tgt g not least, I'm still living lse Wife l married four years l you need me, just call phone 1 4-8-6t
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Sim Feiners About to Win Hunger
 Strike at Dublin

Belfast, April 13.--The Evening Telegraph's Dublin correspondent wires, under reserve, statement that the cabinet is about to grant the
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i122 w. BARRAQUE, 5 ROOMS AND all modern improvements, one block from car line and on paved street. Lot 6Ox154 and in good neighborhood. For quick sale, phone 971, or write
 Box 533. 4-1l-o.
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RAYED OR STOLEN ABOUT |rch 5rd, black, brown raw-bone HSsey COW, eight years old and on yum sized bell; right car has 3
 X and undcrbit and hole and fork \ underbit in left ear Any one '1ufnlng this COW to Pine Bluff, notifying me will be paid $EJ yard. J. D. Helton, E, r. D. No. Dox ll3, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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|ST-BUNCH OF KEYS ON RING, Hupmobilc key. Lost between
 Pple's Bank and Orpheo Theatre in the theatre. Return to J. A..
 Fkirk, Pine Bluff Furniture com hy. 4-10-6t.
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Four operators are at your ser ,,;oo .t all times. This means no " wait aiting for treatment; For appo!nt. t. ment, phone l646. Hollis Comior. T. and Beauty Shop, over Rosenberg !; and Rnr4nn's. -.. --.-.--... -.
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WANTED YOU TO SHAVE AT o. k. Barber Shop, j. [. W.l.ians, pro pIetor. 4-i-lnlc.
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WANT ABOUT 1oo POUNDS Ul:' cloan c2lten raga; must De oi gooa sl4c. free rom buttons: Will pay 6c per pound. Rags Will be lnspecled before buying, Deliver to Graph.c otIlce, upstairs. u
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N~<~~~~~~>~><>~>->~>~ >~>--7-~~~~~>----><~~~~ V V
 HOUSE FOR SALE-4-ROOM HOUSE Water and gas; good neighborhood; 4-room house; modern; two blocks from Cherry; near new school; O. room house; modern; large lot; b. blocks from Main street; broom house; modern; and a brick store. A fine location; 4-room house and black smith shop. An ideal location. Groom house; modern; garage; chick cn house; everything up to the standard. One block from the car line. Five block from Union Depot. Investigate. Owner leaving town. 5-room house; real home; near two car lines.
 LOTS FOR SALE-25th and Poplar One inside lot 60x154. Good buy 26th and Elm. Three lots one block from Cherry. Don't pass the mup
 18th and State, three lots. They are worth the money. Between 18th ard
 18th on Cherry. One of the fines, building lots in Pine Bluff. Paved on four sides. Large lot 77x120. EX- cellent community, 18th avenue, be- tween Linden and Mulberry. The price is right today Lumber is going: down, therefore, buy you a lot ana build you 3 home-tomorrow Will DC too late. ,re
 FIFTY-sIX ACRE FARM, 40 ACRES under fence and in cultivation. One half mile from the station and lo miles from Pine Bluff. Tom Blodgett
 ''''''' 4-11-3t
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FN's SHOE FOR RIGHT FOOT;
 leather; lost Tuesday, April 6, tween Cotton Belt shops and Bar
 ue and Cedar streets. Finder |ase notify M. R. Dale, care Cotton
 ' roundhouse, and receive reward. 4-9-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

DESIRE TO BUY A FOX TERROR puppy; net over onc-ycar old. Call phone 2Su2, A-o-6t
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 :. Cotton Seed for Planting Mebane Triumph Improved
" are SOUND and PURE. Any $3 .50 q bushel f. o. b. Wab- eka, Ark. 4-S-12t GROVER CLEVELAND
 Wabbaseka, Ark.
ls LOST.

l3 LOST.
 ING BLACK BILL PURSE BE- ben Main street and shop gates, ataining one check on Merchants
 j Planters bank and two on Sim ms bank. also claim check on Rerican Excelsior Laundry. Find- |please phone 1919. Ed. Lindsay, |ute 1, box 159. 4-14-6t
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FURNISHED BEDROOM FOR RENT to man and wife or two gentlemen;
 with or without board; near business district. Apply 817 Laurel, or phone 2704 4-8-6t
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DlSSOLyES CHAMBER.

Constantinople. April 13. The chamber of deputies has been dis' solved by order of. the Sultan
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FOX RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED front room with all modern con- veniences, close in, on car line. Gen. tielnan only. Phone 2253. 4-14-3t4.
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300 KILLED IN EXPLOSION.

Paris, April .i3. Three hundred persons were killed in the explosion of munitions dump at Kotenstein,
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East Prussia, on Sunday, according to a dispatch from French head , quarters at Mayence.
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', A.N IED- ALL kINDo or 5E,
 ,l4L iiai.a 1uiNItufe. We also repaii ..IiiILe.Ie anu connect ga, a.otce .aE i ullliaufe Co., ol2 fljie cG,, pHo4e ZaoJ IG"ou-L1
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!E FORD TOURING, s450, ONE to touring, $350; one Dodge tour- EEo ], Sfoo; one Dodge commercial, N, M one Maxwell touring, S650; mod N Hupmobilc, S750; one model N Epnonlie, ' passenger, S1,050; one Pse touring, $825; one Maxwell [eh sa5oi one Overland truck $350;
 tord trucks, each SlOO. Any of anoFe may be bought for 2-5 down
 ~ monthly payments. McGelsae- LS.es oales Co.,, 203-l1 East Sec
 avenue. Phone GOA. 4-S-tf*
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, April IS. Final prices today on Liberty bonds were: l-2's %9b50; first 4's 9050; second As S7.7O; first 1-A's 90.30 second 1 at 10; last loan 10; bank accept anceS 6.
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FOUR HOUSES ON EAST FIFTH street. Have water and lights, but no gas. Close to school and church ana one block from car line. Owner anxious to sell separately. Only s250 cash and s25 per month; Phone 97l, or 1853, or write r. o. Box oS5' 1-ll-6t.
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FOR SALE

MES MERLO HAS EGG PLANTS,
 mato plants, cabbage and pepper Ints for sale. Phone 2724. 4-9-Gt
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Spot Cotton.

New Orleans, April 13.-Spot cot ton steady quotations revised; mid ding unchanged. Sales on the spot 2,742; to arrive 473. Low middling 3325; middling 41.50; good middling 45.OO; receipts 2,440; stock 253, ,822.
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ONE FARM SIX NILES ON MC-TAD- den pike. consisting of twenty five acres unaer hign state of cult. vation, " :! raise cotton, corn CT potatoes -ol rent. 44pply lI2 Walnut street.
 4-ll-GI
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l-1's S7 60; third 4 1-4's 91.70; fourth 1 1-l's; Victory 3 3-4's 971O; Vic tory 3-1's 0700.
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FOUND.

Home mi!lincry-New iinc of shapes and trimmings; also old hats made over. Miss Clara Batterton 109 Main street. Phone 1876.
 3-2S-1m
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FOR SALE-AUTOS
BUICK BARGAIN

one 5-passcngcr buick car m 1lrst class condition, good tlrcs, battery. starter, cleo trlc lights. Must be sold at once. See it at Maupin and
 rhsompson garage, 1901 West fullen street. 4-14-4t
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RI SALE 525 ACRES OF LAND IN icot county. Ark, on Bouef river, But five miles west of Fudora, n lions ?, 35 and 2G, townships 13 IS. Highway from Parkdale to
 aora will be near property. If. r. h j. 5. DoheIty, 1azoo City, Mss, 4-lt-Sun- w ed Fri 1nO
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NUMBER ONE SAW MILL IN
 lst class condition for sale. Ii you | in the market, see this mill. Tom
 bdgett. 4-i1-oo
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aIOEAdL-PER30NAA ATTENTION gwen to nandl!ns and storing fur nIture and nousenoid goods. Cot
 .un Belt Warehouse and Storage conpany, Tnlrd and Georgla. Phone lz3l. 2-21-tl