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In the days that followed and became weeks Crittenden and grew dangerously far apart. The breach between us was so widencd at last that I began to fear we might never close it. My love for him had not waned in spite of the open enmity of our relations; and, at length, 1 wondered if we should lose our hold on the chance for happiness to which we were en- titled,
 I thought I knew Crittenden, and, because of this faith in my knowledge of him, I cherished the hope that in the end the best in him would triumph over the worst, that I should have left the normal Crittenden to love all the rest of our life together. l had believed in him regardless of what l knew about him. l hoped ever yet to be able in some way to help him justify that faith.
 To have yielded an inch, how ever, would mean the loss of what l had gained, and l was determined to fight on to save my victories which I considered of as much value to him as to myself. For after all, my motives l can re- joice, was not entirely selfish. For it encompassed him. I loved him
 Yet I knew We could not go on We were in an eddy, l on one side, he, on the other swirling around tance apart. If We could gain the current once more, I believed as strongly as I believed in my love for him, that we could keep it. And together!
 Crittenden for the most part was morose. It was rare that he frightened at all, though natural ly his was an optimistic nature and about always the same dis
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Allies Demanded
 Body of Wilhelm

Washington, Dec. 31.-Through official information not heretofore available, it has been learned that last summer when an apparently reliable report came from Holland that the former German Grown Prince had escaped from Weiren- gen, the supreme council precipi- tately demanded that former Elm peror William be turned over to the entente powers. The demand was embodied in note sent to the Dutch government.
 The reply of the Dutch govern ment was polite statement that the report of the escape of the ex- crown prince was erroneous and that every precaution was being taken to prevent such an issue.
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By K ATHLEEN FOX

was willing to reciprocate, and too, felt a little guilty that 1 bad not been so inclined on occas Jns when he had been concilia(tsry But, reckoning that in so do!E had labored hard for both oT us, had no regrets.
 '!t is your extreme fondrIess Tor Jack and your unshakablG beief in him,"I went on, that makes you jealous for his future. I apph- ciate that condition, CTittendAn l know you have told me that JaAk Langley seemed like a brother th you, but ones brothers nevar do just what one wants them to dD Why Jack Langley would mar.sy Betty Harding if he had an army of real brothers and every one Crittenden" I exclaimed.
 "Yes, l believed he would," Crit tenden said, with a half a smile.
 "Well, what's the difference then?" I asked.
 "Oh, that-that grill"
 Nothing else but Betty matter GU. He oDJected to her, not sO Jack marrying. And it was silly of him to object, of coruse.
 'But, Crittenden," l remonstra- ted, Eff you will only try to see Betty's good points instead of charging her with shortcomings you will find them. They are there," l insisted. "It isn't fair to be so unjust to her."
 still had my hands on his shoul- ders and he still held my hands.
 "Oh, I'll not lose any sleep over them," he said. q haven't vet. But, tell you, 'Bess," he ended with conviction, "that girl hasn'i a thimbleful of character and I'll bet the time comes when I car prove it to your utmost satisfac- tion."
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: Tanning My Husbqnd .::
upright, 1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

The changed relationship was tell ing on him. But 1 saw no way out-yet.
 Jack and Betty were to be mar ried in June. We were all invit- led to Daddy and Mother Hayes house party for the fifteenth. It was now the twentieth of May and formal invitations to the wedding had reached us. I gave our invitation to Crittenden with out comment when he came in.
 He tossed it onto the library table after a glance at it. Huh" he snorted.
 r Though not in sympathy at al! with his opposition to Betty, l smiled at his ejaculation and went up to him. l surprised him by putting my hands on his shoul- ders. 1 begged him to dismiss his objections to the wedding. It was the first time in several weeks that I had been able on my own account to approach him with any affection whatever. But l ulu u HOW very DTdVely, more bravely than l would have thought possible.
 "Crittenden, dear" I appealed, "don't let it worry you. Why, it's their bed of roses, you know, and. if they don't look out for the thorns, they can blame no one but themselves. You have made your self unhappy oyer their engage ment long enough-too long,, l won't have you unhappy about it another day, another minute!"
 He looked at me in silence for a minute, then smiled in a funny little way that told me I was wir- ming. Wonder of wonders! He covered my hands with his big palms and patted them This made me very happy to find he
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kLOST-IN THE BARROW LANE, Zone 3oN4 casing on rim. Think it was Mound by some colored people in Ford kthat lives near Tarry or Tamo, will
 Spay liberal reward. Notify R. G. At
 ekinson, 214 West Second. 1227-bt.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.


 Chicago. Dee. 31.--Corn prices broke sharply today after soaring an advance Tightening of thc rate for call loans had deprcssi><s effect. The close was heavy, 3-S to 5 7-Sc net lower, witl January 1.33 1-2 to 1.35 7.S and May 131 3.4 to l.32. The finish in oat' ranged from , 1-2c decline to 1-Sc ad vance. Tn provisions the outcome was unchanged to 3Jc down.
 At first, the corn market was large ly dominated by continued scantines' of receipts, and by the fact that I cold wave threatened fo curtail furth CT the arrivals of supplies. Later, prospects of Il fair sized delivery on December contracts tended further to increase selling pressure. Then only such a bcarisli factor as 25 per cen; money was required to wipe out the early advance in prices and to briIf, about material losses. Oats parallelc, the action of corn.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank Clerks Investment company will be held in the directors room of the Ma tional Bank of Arkansas, Pine Bluff, Ark, on January IA, 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting.
 V. D. WEBB,
 Secretary and Treasurer. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. l2-9-1mo
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AGENTS WANTED

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING AND
 House decorating. Detroit Auto Paint ing company. Twenty years eXpe:i- sence iii the business. 2O3 East Eecon1, sphone o524. 1O-16tf
 5EUR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED
 Shtll or bottom farms at [ and per
 IGent with prompt service and liberal sva l,lations. See ". <. Pierce, room 3U7
 lEitlzcns bank building, Pine Bluff.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-s dcrsigned pctitioncr will file with the clerk of the Chancery court of Jeffcr-S son county. Arkansas, on the 31st day o1 January 1920, petition for tho continuation of the respective saIex hereinafter mentioned and will m,kr application to said court on the firsts day that It meets in regular or asi- thereafter, or as soon as the same can De heard, for the confirmation of sllcll sales and of his title to each of the Following described tracts of lan,I situatcd in Jefferson county, Arkans sas: The undersigned claims title fo3 each or said tracts of land by virtue of the purchase thereof by iiin or l,ix grantor at sale of the same made ny4 the collector of. Jefferson county Ar Eansas' ta7 as ,u under thc authorit- of chaptet of said state for non-paymeut of taxe1I assessed thereon and by virtue of NJ tax deed executed 10 him or his gran- tor by the clerk. of said county pur-, each of said tracts of land the veal year for which 1t was returned dslin- quent. the date of the sale by the coI-s lecfor and the date of tlle clerks taxs a,a,,a dsGn under a,., which the undersisncds
 Lots one uD and two @. bleck the, city of Pine Bium; Lots six 6tsp dbd seven VI, block seven f7), Monks western addition No. 2 to the city ofs Fine Blutf: lot four fb block two f2y Monks western addition No. 3 to the city. of Pine Bluff; all delinquent for July 6, 1917 K
 The west half of lot two (o,. block two t2l, Monks western addition No.H to the city of Pine Bluff. delinaucJlt. for 1914, sold uJns T., 1915. date of deed, June 29, 1917.
 Lot twelve t12). block six (6,, NJ. J.s 1 ilammettS addition to the city of Pine Bluff. aud the north half of the souths; west quarter of section twenty one (.tl township four ftp south. range ten (ftOS west, both delinquent for 1904, sold June r. 19N5, to Kent Strahan. date of deed, October 3. 1907 and sold Hys administrators of the estate of Kent strahan to J. A. Mcleod DecembeT 1D, 1919, under order of the Jefferson l probate court. X zSS9
 All persons who ean set up any rfshk' to any of, the lands so purchased tit] consequence of any informaIity or SUX ! irregniarity connected with any of S9{l
 sales are hereby called upon to shtd
 cause on the first day that the sa} lchancery court meets in regular |' adjourned session after 20 days fk8 lthe filling of said petition why the sales So made should not be confirnt4
 !. "A. MCLEOD, Retiti0us1
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is said to be the alleged murderer of Chief of Police Charles Strick- CT Of Commerce, a month ago, it was announced at the prison today. The papers will be secured at once fer tEc return of Bowman to Oklahoma for trial.
 Bowman was received at the prison May 28, 1914, having been convicted in Cherokee county on a charge of second degree mur- der. lie was paroled in Sep tehit,er, 1915, and returned to the prison last Monday. f
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Dee. 31.- Whil" trad- iug in cotton today waS more or less restricted by the holiday tomorrow, th" tone was steady and the market stood at net advances amo&t ihc whole ses. sion. Closing prices were 1 2to ;':: points higher than the lcosc of ycster- day. .'
 Buying was stimulated on the oncli. ing by the nerNousDess of shorts and their desire to evcn np oVcr-ihc holiday. A moderate new dcmaud also came in because of the strcnEth or spots in the Liverpool ni1rkct and the hulgcs there in the near positions iu ihc contra I market. Reports that the freight cm- bargo against this port was about 10 he lifted helped to steady the tone but without arousing any great buying pow or. Bullisils traders plainly were ca,- tio,is because of the money situation.
 Spots were unchanged at l0s for mid JlinV
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Jefferson Hotel Bldg.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff, Ark. will be held in the directors room of said bank in the city of Pine Bluff on Tuesday, January 13 1920, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 12 (noon), for the pur- pose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the said meeting.
 c. H. TRIPLETT.
 President. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. 12-9-1mo
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F. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East st. Louis. Dec. 31.-Hogs. A.- 300: o5 to B cents higher. Top 14S0; bulk 14.40M1i75; heavy 14.4OM14.70; medium 14.UMl4.S0; light 13.75M14.SG; pigs 12.Olkd14.50.
 Cattle, 2,50O; steady to strong. Choscr heavy steers none. Medium 11.jUIl 1850; common S.23M11.OO: choice lights 13.750 1915; con1mon 7.7511 l3.30; butcher heifers 7OO7 1900: cows z .0O1 l2JO; canncrs 5.50M6.75: calves 14.O06g 1900: feeders 6,75M12.O0; stockers 6.2J M1e.75.
 Sheep, 5000: uncvenly steady to oJ cents lower. Lambs 17.O0M1S00; cul!s 7.50M14.J0; yeartin gwcthers 1l.5INf 15.75: choice ewes 7.OOu 1000; culls i.OOdiG. JO.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 2G.
Walnut and Olive Streets

The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real prop trty Tn paving district 70. 26 ill the city of Pine stuff has been placed iD my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days rom this date.
 If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the end or that time for the collection of such usSe SS- ment, and for legal penalties and cost. Given under my hand this 1st day of December, 1919.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector.
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Contest Berger's
 Right to Seat

Milwaukee, Dec. 31.-H. H. Bod enstadt, fusion candidate for con- gress in the fifth district spe- cial election, will contest the right of Vjotor Berger to take his seat. The basis of the contest is that Mir. Berger is disqualified from holding the office and that votes cast for him were void. MT. Bo- denstadt stated that his contest will be brought in the house of representatives.
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New York, Dee. ai.--The market for raw sugar was unsettled again today awaiting developments. There was q little more interest shown by operators, however, and sales were reported of 10000 bags Cubas afloat at II 3-4 cents cost and freight There was also q sale of between 12,W0 and 13,0OO bugs of Cubas to Galveston interests at II cents cost and freight, clearance by January s.
 In refined there seems to be little more business going on with several rcfincrs now accepting orders. PriDs are very irregular ranging from l5.20 to 1G7J for fine glanulated.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Dec. 31.--Cotton seed oil was firm early on short covering an.i with cotton, but later rcnctcd under realizing and scattered commission house selling on the down turn of hard and grains. Final bids were s points higher to , net lower Sales l2. 400 bar rels. Prime crude 20.O0 nominal: prime summer yellow spot 2l.65: March 2:,O May PAS; July 22.57 Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED FURNISHED ROOM, MUST have heat, by man and wife; haDy U weeks old. Would like meals at same address. D.. E. Hobbs, JeiieIs1u ct l.
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PROBE BORDER PROBLEM.

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 31.- Hearings before the Fall sub-conl- mittee of the senate Investigating the border situation will begin in San Antonio between January 7 and 10, according to a telegram received today by Capt. W. H. Hanson, special investigator.
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FOOD AT EXPORT TAX.

Fl Paso, Texas, Dec. 31.-Be- cause of the abundant crops re- ported in Mexico, Luis Cabrera, secretary of the treasury has is- sued an order permitting the ex- portation of corn, beans and other staple products, according to ad- vices received tonight. The food stuffs that may be exported will still be subject to the usual export
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TAXES
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of receiving Taxes, for the year 1919, the tax books of Jefferson county will be open at court house in Pine Bluff from Monday, January , toJApril n 1920. After April ID the laws adds 2,J per cent penalty and addition cost on each delinquent. aud the books re. main open for such collection.
 C. NJ. NICHOL.
 Sheriff and Ex-Offiv;a Collector,
 Jefferson county. Arkansas Pine Bluff. Ark, Dec. 1, 1919. l2-2- lro
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Froug's sales of remnants be, gins Friday morning. Come. II
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO l
(South of River.)

Notice is hereby given tbnt the .ax on No Fence district No. l, for the year 1919, will be due and payable from the first day of January to April lOth 1920, and unless paid within saiG time a penalty of twenty-five (2J) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICiIOL. Collector. Pine Rlnff, Ark. Dec 1. IDl9. i2-2.IA
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Alleged Slayer
 of Police Chief
 is Under Arrest

Leavenworth, Kan, Dec. 31.-- sDutcE" Brown Bowman, an in- mate Of the Kansas state prison at Lansing near here, has been iden- tified by Mayor A. w. Archer of Commerce, Okla, as the man who
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as private shooting ground. Caretaker has been in. structed to admit no one unless accompanied by a members.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Sherrill, of Sherill, Ark, will he held in its banking house on Tuesday, the 18th day of Januar, 1920, between the hours of 4 p. Ill. and D.. Ill. for the purpose of electing board of directors for the ensuing year and the transacting such other business that may come before said meeting.
 w. I. PAYNE, Secretary.
 'J. r. QUATTLEBAUM, Pres. SLor,;n <rI TIoo 1O1O 1oc
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MIssoURrs CROPS LARGE.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. 31.- Nissouri's crops in 1919 brought $5O5, ,408 900 or $42,552,000 more than in 1918, according to an in yentory of the state board of agriculture, made public tonight
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LIVERPOOL, COTTON.

Liverpool, Doe. Fl Cotton spot ih moderate inquiry; prices strong: good middIing 32.OO: fully middlng ;O.73: mddIing 29.l0: low mi,ldIing 2fo5; good ordinary 2i.50; ordinary 23lO. Sales J,oO0 bales including 2t00 American. Receipts il .000 bales including S9OO American. Futures closing: Near months
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

Notice Is hereby given that Road Improvement dfStrfct@ Stn' fo tux Tor from January 1st to April 10th, 1920 and unless paid within said time penalty of 25 per cent will be added. Under the law the collector has .io authority to remit any penalty.
 c. M. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dee. 1. 10l0 l2-3-1m
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO
(Star City ItOad)

Notice is hereby given that the ta1 OH road improvement district No. :, for the year 1910. will be due and payable from Jannary list, to April 10th, I9,U, and unless paid within said time a penalty of twenty five (25j per cent will pc added.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Dee. l. 1919. 12-2-In
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. !
Sulphur Springs Road)

Notice Is hereby given that the tux on road Improvement district No {, for the year 1920, will be due and payable from January lat to April 10th, 1920, and unless paid within said time d penalty of twenty five (2J) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty
 C. M. NiCHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1. 10Ia 12-2-iIn
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
 NO. D
fTaIno ftoatI1

Notice is hereby given that the tax on road improvement district No. for the year I0l2, WiH be due and pay able from January lst to April lUth. I020. ana unless paid within said time a penalty oG twenty five t2jJ per cent will be added.
 n,icr lhc flaw the collector has no 10 remit any penalty.
 (. NJ. NItIIOL, Collector. Pine Bluff Ark Dec. l. l9l9. l2-2-1in
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Dec. :l.--Rough rice no sales. Receipts 6.157 sacks, mllers .6,157.
 Clean rice strong. Sales Honduras 51l pockets 12 1-2M13 5-S; Japan St0 poek- cts il 3-td13; Blue Rose 7.o22 pockets I7 1-2l13. Receipts l9.979. Bran per ton $500: polish 03.Oe.
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'und for the relief of Jewish war sufferers, Felix M. Warburg, chairman of the joint distribu- tion committee of American funds for Jewish war sufferers, an- nounced tonight. The central committee is one of the three re- lief bodies affiliated with the joint distribution committee.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 74s1.

. C1sc NO. 14S1.
 m the ',hancery Court of Jefferson county. Arkansas. Wyatt Taylor. plaintiff vs. Roslna Taylor defendant.
 The Defendant, Roslna Taylor, is warned to appear In this court within of Plaintiff. Wyatt Taylor.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said collrt this 31st day of December A. D., 1919. $. r. vAULX, Clerk. 1J-22-29
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LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER.
Carn NJ 1HIl-

Case No. i3Jl. III the rAauecry ypnrt of Jefferson county. Hsas.=Gcoree Williams, rAiuutI. Mary Williams, defend ant.
 The lrf,1tdpt, Mary Williams, is thirty days and answer the complaint of rIainltt, GrurEc N ilii.nns Gwen under my hand aud tho seIl of said court. this I,th day ot bcccm- Der, A. D., lg1H
 S. r. NAILN, Clerk.
 Q. F, REEVES, b. C. tScaN lZ-ls.2J- -l-lS-lJ
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s1,0O0,OOO FOR RELIEF.

New York, Dec. 31. - The cen- tral relief committee has contribu- ted $1,000,000 to the American
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QASS!E|EQADVERT|}E|NENTS
MALE HELP

{ WANTED FIRST-CLASS E % K
 Keeper; one who is familiar with cor. poration accountant and fiscal work Address ''Bookkeeper' Box 677 Pine Bluff, Ark. 122S- Ct
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Dec. 3l.-Liberty bonds at 2:5J D. m. today were: first As 93- P; B 1.2's y973; second As 91.73 first lis g31D; second 4 14s 9Loi third 1-4's 94.14: fourth lis 92.3n Victory 5 34's 39.02; Victory I 3-i's 09.96.
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The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to benefit any case of
Pellapra. Rhey1ma-

feIIdgfa, Nlleulna-
 tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s. lis a great tonic and system builder. Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid $1.00 per bottle; six bottles for $500. Dealers, order G.. $. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 74N.

Case No. 7iSD. Tn the Cbancery Court of Jeffer son county, Arkansas.--lsIla Burnett DIair,- thf, vs. Emanuel Burnett, defendant. The Defendant, Emanuel Burnett, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaiut of Plaintiff, Ella Burnett Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 31st day of December, A. b., 1919.
 $. r. VAULX, Clerk.
 Q. F. REEVES, D. c.
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"A SINGLE MAN 10 OR 50 YEARS
 old, to- see after stock and general
 farm work. Apply k. r. b. No. ], \ Box SO, Phone 9o23F2. 1230-Gt TWO MEN OF NEAT APPEARANCE. to solicit and collect; permanent work sapd good pay with advancement to right party See Hunter Portrait Co.,, 4Ol 1-2 Main St., s to 9 a. ID. -1Gt
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aCARRIER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T
 @iNTEKEERE WITH SCHOOL. AP- 4pLY GKAPHIC. 10-7-tf
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WANTED TO TRADE.

~o~~~O>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WANTED TO TRADE-ONE SPAS scnger high-class automobile with new Victoria top; new battery: new cord tires, new paints; Al shape, for stock in Arkansas and Texas Oil and Lease Co. No. 1, or Climber Motor corpora ton stock. Address Automobile, care Graphic.
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WANTED-FIRST CLASS NE gro blacksmith. Prefer one who can do carpenter work: Steady iob to right party, good place to live. Want a man who is steady in his habits and a hustler Geo. H. Van Etten, Ferda, Ark.
 12-30-dtf
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SPOT cOTTON.

New York, Dee. 31.=Spot cotton steady; nllddIing :3}3 25.
 New Orlcans,* Dee, 31. Spot cotton steady and upthanged., Sales Oh the Spot 7l7; arrive zoe. Low middlins 33.25; middling 1000; good middllng U D. Kcccinls .9.22. JSo: stock 10I, ,3I3.
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s Froug's sales of remnants be- gins Friday morning. Come 1t