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Tanning My Husbqnd {: By

rounded on every side by peace and happiness. We were all sor- ny when the time came for us to leave. l gently but firmly refus. ed to extend my visit when Daddy and Mother Hayes urged me to do so. ] was thinking of Crittenden and the happiness we had enjoyed since that memorable evening when, without a word, he took me into his arms and ended our quar- rel. l had begun to think I had found in my husband the perfect lover and 1 wanted our courtship to continue.
 Jack and Betty Langley met us at the station when we arrived in Chicago. They were very happy together, which was obvious, and Betty was so shy that even Crit tenden joined in teasing her. l only hoped he would get to know her, for I knew he would be bound to like her and to : acknowledge that she was splendid as l knew her to be.
 The Langleys went out home with Crittenden and me, John hav- ing brought the car. There were some things Jack wanted to talk over with Crittenden, he said.
 Gee, l hope he isn't going tc quit his job," Crittenden whis- pered to me. "Rut there's m telling what he will do, that is if he has cashed in on his legacy. Money often changes a young mans viewpoint about work"
 They went at once to the den, leaving Betty and me in the liv- ing room. l was glad to see Betty, she looked so radiantly happy. And yet she seemed shyer than ever, like little flower suddenly
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Jan. 3.-Corn underwent a setback in value today owing largely to belief that the crop move ment would be on broader scale next week. Prices closed unsettled, 1-2 to 1-2c net lower with January 134 5-8 to 7-8 and May l31 5-S t 7-8 and May 1.31 5-8 to 3-4. Oats lost 1-4c. In provisions the outcome was 7 to 25c advance.
 At first, the corn market showed an upward tendency as result of below zero weather and of contin- ued scantiness of receipts. Later, however, values began to respond to predictions of rising temperature and to advices that cars were more plentiful in parts of Illinois and Iowa. Week end covering by shorts failed to rally the corn market to any great extent.
 Oats like corn were weak except at the start. Selling wa sled by a prominent speculator who unloaded about 100000 bushels.
 Higher quotations on hogs gave firmncss to provisions.
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By KATHLEEN K FOX

thrust forth into the sunlight from it's hiding place. l asked where they were staying.
 We have taken :an apartment not far from here," she replied Its fun, too, isn't it, Bcss ?" she cried. l feel terribly responsible noW."
 But, aren't you going to build Betty? 2" asked. Did you lease the apartment? I was thinking Jack would want his own home now that he had money enough for that.
 "Till October" said Betty, "but I'm going to insist that we renew the lease when it is up. Jack she smiled at mention of his nama -"is very anxious to build or purchase home. You know, Bess, he inherited some money from his uncle. but I think it is whole lot wiser to wait while about build ing. There is plenty of time for that, 1 think"
 How I wished Crittenden had been there to hear what wise little was telling me!
 "I am finding dear Jack awfully hard to manage" Betty then laughed. "rhe silly boy wants to do everything imaginable for me, wants to buy a car right away and a baby grand piano and loads of other things. But I just put my foot down hard and said no, sir, that we had to save that money, that he might want it for an in- vestment some time. Of course, I'm going to let him get the piano after bit, but that's just because l love to hear him sing"
 We heard footsteps on the stair way and moment later Jack and Crittenden rejoined us.
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WANTED TO BUY.

MODERN FOUR OR FIVE ROOM house, between 2nd and 10th, and not more than five or six blocks from Main St.; east or west; state location, price and terms in writ ing. J. c. E. 403 E. End. 1-4-6t
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Condemn Fights on
 Foreign Capital

Rio de Janeiro. Jan. 3.-The campaigns waged in Rio de Ja- neiro from time to time against foreign capital were strongly con. demned at recent meeting of the Commercial Association, the it's kind in the country, by Dr. Mi rando Jordao and other directors
 Dr. Jordao said these antagonis' tic attacks were flagrantly unjust and absurd. He declared that Bra gil needed more ard more of sucf capital to accelerate her mercan- tile, industrial, agricultural anc pastoral progress. Other mem bers of the Association spoke 1T similar terms.
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Alaska'S Mineral Output at High
 Mark in 1919

Washington, Jan. 3.-Alaska's $ mineral output in 1919 was the smallest of any year since 1910 and its value was less than half that of 1916. preliminary esti- mates of the geological survey made public today show. The out put for the year brought only about $18,85O,O00 as compared with $28,254,0 ,00O in 1918 and $48,. 100000 in 1916.
 The decline was attributed prin- cipally to the reverting of the cop. per industry to normal conditions as a result of the fall in he price of the, metal since 1916 when the war demand greatly stimulated production. High op, erating costs also caused a de pression in gold mining.
 Eight copper mines were oper ated in Alaska in 1919, producing about 44,8OO,0O0 pounds, valued at $8,500,0OO. The production il 1918 was 69,225,O00 pounds, val ued at s17,O99, ,00O.
 The value of the annual outpu of gold declined from S16,7O0,o0t in 1916 to $9,000,000 in 1919.
 Alaska still contains large, re serves of gold-bearing gravel: that can be mined profitably whel transportation conditions are i'm proved, the report said, adding that "the most important event O the year for the future in mining in Alaska was the continuation O l the work on the government rail road and the assurance cy con
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WANTED-HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM
 house. Call 1884. 10-22-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Arkansas of Pine Bluff, Ark. will be held i'll 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. II. TRlpLETT.
 President Pine Blufs Ark, Dec. 8, 1919. ll2-9-1mo
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MODEL IN" HUPMOBILE TOUR ing car; good running order: cleo
 tric lights and starter; cord tires; will sacrifice if taken at once; good reason for selling. If inter-
 ested see or phone Zach Tankersley
 phone No. 121 or 1876. 12-7-t1
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Few Unidentified
 Bodies Will Lie
 in French Graves

Paris, Jan 3.-American army officers believe that very few un- identified bodies will lie among America's soldier dead in France when the army Graves Registra- tion Service completes a thorough rechecking of records now in pro- gress. Every grave record is be- ing checked against the army's casualty list Each little white cross-or six-pointed star over the Jews-is having an embossed ali minum strip pl | the back, duplicating the H1nk and or ganization alre; , ated on the marker. This is beirg done as a precaution against the possibility of winter weather wearing away the stenciled information.
 Nearly 10000 American boys are buried in the eleven districts of France, the Belgian battlefield and the Duchy of LuXemburg, There are 3S cemeteries of 200 or more graves, cared for by dis charged soldiers The largest ol these is Romange, north of Ver- dun where lie 23,000 of our men, The next in size is that at Thiery- court with 4,500 graves. Many of those who fell in battle are sleep- ing in British and French military or the French communal ceme- teries. A few were left where they were first put in the ground as In the Vosges mountains.
 All graves are under the care of the commanding Graves Officer in the eleven districts and a care, taker watches over them. Officers make periodical inspection. Where practical. grass has been sown OF the battle burying grounds and ir the spring this work, previously hampered by the task of group ing the bodies, will be carried on,
 When the present Graves Ser vice Administrator took over headquarters in Paris in August the recrdos were found to contain list of 12.o00 names of men bur- jed but without giving the exact location of the grave. The pres ent check includes the compilation of complete directory of evo~v American grave. In the first 1S,- N'' O "'zoe "o"ored fourth of these unlocated ones were found and properly marked. Inspection of battlefield burying grounds have been the slowest but the American officers said they ex- pected the work when finished would leave few of these tragic mounds wherein would lie an American soldier, name un- known"
 Many of these are expected to be identified later when the descrip- tion of the body, marks in the clothing, and sometimes a letter from home to "Dear Jim." sen; back to the War Department, are seen by those who have been grieving over their boy listed ar'ong the missing"
 None of the bodies may be re- turned to the families yet but mothers and fathers have been coming to France to look at the grave of their boy. Welfare or ganizations have organized ser vices to facilitate these visits and at several of the American ceme- teries the Young Mems Christian Association has provided rest rooms.
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300 GALLONS NEVER-CRACk NA- tional Faint and Color company pest ready mixed house paint m ieao' slate, olive, green buff, and whlte' s2.00 a gallon on board cars n nere, ns One trial gallon sent prepaid az:z?,
 this is first class paint. Bafgalhh
 Railroad Salvage Co.,, 722 E. l-,n street, Kansas City, Mo.
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, Jan. 3.-Cotton seed oil was higher on short covering and buying by outsiders, inspired by the firmness in lard and cotton. Offer ings were light. Closing bids were 15 to 36 points net higher Sales S. 600 barrels. Prime crude 2000; prime summer yellow spot 22.25; March 22.66; May 22.S0; July 23.00. Prime winter yellow and summer white, nominal.
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INVENTORS-SUCCEED. SELLlNn organization of proven ability VII accept money makers. Get them pat ented first through our attorney
 William Baff, Park Big, "orches. ter Mass. - WE COLLECT ACCOUNTS, NOIEe claims anywhere in world; no char ges unless we collect. Mays Coliec,
 ton Agency, Somerest, Ky. l-4-o'
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Walnut and Olive Streets

The tax books for the collection of special asscssmcnt upon the real prop erty in paving district 70. 46 .n the oity of Pine Emf has been placed ID my handS.
 All ,,%uc1s of real property Iyiug tr the district arc required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, action will he commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess mcnt, and for legal penalties and cost. Given under my hand this 1st day of December. 1919.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector,
 12-l- lmO
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New York Sugar.

New York, Jan. 3.-The sugar market was quiet and while the tone was quiet and an absence. of busi- ness, the undertone seemed to be a little easier. Cubas afloat could be obtained at II 1-2c cost and freight, while January shipments was offer ed at 10 1-2 to He cost and freight Europe was said to be in the market in Cuba for March, April and May shipment at 9c f. O. b. Cuba, but no transactions were reported.
 The market for refined was un- changed at l5.20 to 16c for the fine granulated.
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gressional action of the money needed to complete the line"
 Better and cheaper steamboat service, on both ocean and river, are also imperative" the report said. Moreover, the railroad must be supplemented by thails and wagon roads"
 As by-product to gold and cop per mining, 590,000 ounces of sil- yer and 800 tons of lead were mined during the year.
 The value of the gold mined ir Alaska from the discovery of the precious metal in 1880 to 191G was placed at S437, 100000.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 2G.

Pine Bluff, Ark; Dec. l. i9lo. F
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, Jan. 3.-Rough rice no sales. Receipts 8,l33; millers re ceipts 8,l39. Clean rice strong. Sales Honduras 2o4 pockets 10 1-8M13 5-S; Blue Rose 3,Os7 pockets 8Gl2 5-6. Bran per ton $500; polish 65.oo. Receipts 6919B
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BUY TEXAS COWS.

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 3.-More than one hundred Texas cows have just been purchased by the Unit ed States government and will be shipped to the Philippines to be cross-bred with the native Indian or hump-back cattle of the is- lands. The purchase was made by Dr, A. s. Shealy, purchasing agent for the Philippines, who said the island cattle were poor
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TAXES
COLLECTORS 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 to April 10. 1920. After April 10 the law adds 2o per cent penalty and additional cost on each delinquent, and the books re- main open for such collection.
 C. NJ. NICHOL,
 Sheriff and ExOnficio Collector,
 Jefferson county, Arkansas. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. 1. 1910. 12-2-1mo
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereb- given that the all. nual meeting of the stockholders cf the Bank of sherrill. of sherill, Ark. will be held in it's banking house oil Tuesday. the 18th day of Januar,, 1920 between the hours of D.. m. and } P m. for the purpose of e!lectins boart of directors for the ensuing year ant the transacting such other business that may come before said meeting.
 W. I. PAYNE, Secretary.
 ]. r. QUATTLEBAUM. Pres. Sberril, Ark. Dec. F. 1919. 12-1I-1mt
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beef producers. By crossing the Indian breed with the hardy Texas stock, he said it was believed the home supply of beef could be in- creased in the islands, thus de- creasing the heavy importation of meat.
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Pirates BOthering
 Chink Watermen

Hongkong, Jan. 3.-Chinese wa- termen have appealed to the au- thorities of Hongkong to take ac- tion to suppress the growing num- Der of pirates who have been ray aging small craft in waters adJa- cent tothc colony.
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EAST END. oO2 E. End, rooms; price $500,
 $4OO cash, balance monthly. 221 E. End, 8 rooms, 2 blocks east
 of Second and Main. Price $4,70o. 419 k. End, 8 rooms, blocks from
 End and Main; $3,500.00. New modern bungalow, 7O5 E. 2nd
 $3,000.00, terms.
 1905 E. 5th, 4 rooms; $1,750, $2oo
 cash, balance monthly. WEST END. 1114 w. Barraque, rooms, hail. modern conveniences, half block of car line on paved streets, all paid out, $9,000. 2319 W. 1lth, 6 rooms, almost new, S2,650.00, terms. 18th and Olive, rooms, modern $4,- 5OO.00, terms. Other good bargains in all parts of the city; have some very desir' able vacant lots. IN~ McNEW REALTY co.
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ROAD IMPROVEMhNT DISTRICT
 NO.
tStar City Eoa,D

Notice Is hereby given that the tax m road Improvement district No. :, for he year i3I9, will be due and payable rom January lst, to April 10th, ia1,l, md unless paid within said time a penalty of twenty i've (2J) per cent wifi r added
 Under the law the collector has TO ,utiiority to remit aEy penalty.
 C. NJ. NiNIluIn Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. 1. 1919. 12-2-11
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Liberty Bonds,

New York, Jan. 3.--Final prices on Liberty bonds today were: 1-2's 100; first As 93,40: second 4's 92.20; first t-l's o4.0o; second 4 1-4's 92.S0; third 1 Ifs BATS; fourth 4 1-4's 32.80; Victory 3 3-4's 99.O6, Victory 4 3-4's 99.06.
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E. St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, Jan. 3.-Hogs, T. 900; 10 to 20 cents higher. Top 14.9O; bulk 14.60M14.80; heavy l4.50 M14.70; medium 14.50M l4.sO; light 14.2O0l4.90; pigs 12.00M14.75
 Cattle, 800; steady for week.
 Sheep, l,O50; steady to higher for week
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank Cierks' 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. 12-3-imo
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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 8 members.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUE.
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO 1
(South of l;ivcr.)

Notice is hereby given tbot the :ax on No Pence district No. 1, for the year 1919, will be due and payable rom the first day of January to April ,Oth, 1920, and unless paid within sai'. time a penalty of twenty-five t2o) per ornt will be added.
 Under the law the collector has 10 authority to remit any penalty
 C, NJ. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff Ark. Dec. 1. 1919 12-2- Ira
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FEMALE HELP

YOUNG LADIES' IF YEARS OF AGE or over, excellent position, Ideal sur roundings, interesting work; home like rest rooms; good starting sal ary with frequent advances; per
 manent position, disability and sick ness benefit. Apply Chief Operator, S. w. Bell Telephone Co.,, 40l West Second Ave. 1-35t
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A The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed -A for one bottle to Iu U benefit any case of
 Pellapra. Rheuma-

tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s. is a great tonic and system builder. Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid Sl.00 per bottle; six bottles for $500. Dealers, order C. $. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv
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LOST

LOST ONE SMALL WHITE FOX terrier, has lemon colored ears, one leopard spot at root of tail, one small lemon spot on side, bob tailed, collar on with the following inscription, "J. G. Sifford, sos West 9th, Pine Bluff, Ark" Finder will please return to J. s. Clifford at s. R. Thomas Auto Company, or 111O West 23rd, and receive re- ward. l2-2o-ot
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CHAMBER TOO SMALL,

Paris, Ja:. 3.-The French Chamber of Deputies is too small to provide seating room for the 626 members chosen in the recent election. Fortunately it is rare occasion when all are present.
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. FOR SALE-AUTOS


 1 1913 Dodge touring, s775oo, one 1917 Dodge touring, S675 %; one 1917 Dodge touring, $5OO.O0; ane model N Hupmobile overhauled, new top, repainted an dhas excellent tires, a bargain at s775.00; one lit tie six Paige, overhauled, new bat tery, new paint, good buy at $700.0o; one Chevrolet, repainted, at s275.oo; one 1918 Chevrolet touring at s375.00; one sport model Studeba. ker six, driven less than 5000 miles finished in Cadilla cblue, a bargain at So50.00; one 1917 Velie 6, touring, motor overhauled, repainted, good top, at --625.00; one Cadillac tour ing, ssoo.00, Al shape; one Stod- dard Dayton touring, $150.00. All the above cars can be purchased f one-third cash down, and balance in 10 monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, IA West Barraque St., Phone GOA.
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SALESMEN WANTED

SPECIALITY SALESMAN; MAIN OR sideline; cordals and fruit drinks i;
 something new; easy seller; commits sion 25 per cent and S35.0O weekly drawing account. Full commission on all recorders. Crown Beverage Co.,, 502 Title Guaranty Bldg, St.
 Louis, Mo. IL
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Notice k hereby given that the tdxl on road Improvement district No. 3, tors the year 1920, will be due and payablcI from January lst to April 10th, 1920, and unless paid within said time al penalty of twenty five (25) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no, author'ty to remit any penalty.
 C. M. NlCHOL. Collcetor.a Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. 1. l91n 12-2-1m
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LOST DOG--A LARGE MOUSSE colored, half hound, 7 or years old; red eyes; white tip on tall;
 collar marks on neck. Answers to name of Charlie. Liberal reward for return. Phone 2881 or l2ol,
 12-306t
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AGENTS WANTED

FOR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED land or bottom farms at and $ per cent, with prompt service and liberal valuations. See w. s. Pierce, room BOT, Citizens bank building, Pine Bluff.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ROAD lMpEUYEME&T DISTRICT
 NO. j
TaInn Knnd.l

CTamo Koad1 Notice is hereby given that the t7s on road Improvement district No. : for.l the year 1919, Will be 1uc and pay- able from January lst ,o April lOth
 1920. and unless paid within said timei a penalty of twenty five t4JJ per cent- wlii be added. Under 1hn law the collector has no, authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NItlIOL, Collector; Pine Bluff Ark. Dec. l. i9l9. 12-2-lmI
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT wanted in Pine Bluff for Watkins
 Famous Products Watkins goods everywhere; big profits. Write to- day. Watkins Co.,, S5, Winona, Minn. It
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WANTED--ROOMS,

WANTED FURNISHED ROOM
 must have heat, by man and wife baby weeks old. Would like meals at same address. E. B. Hobbs
 Jefferson hotel. 12-21 St WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, PLEAS ant room with modern conveniences
 private family, with or without board. Phone room 507 Pines Hote
 Sunday morning 9 to 10 or address MT. Morris, Dixie Battery Co.,, refeg, ences furnished. 1-4-2t
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Shot Cotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 3.-Spot cotton steady 25 points higher. Sales oh the spot 1900; to arrive 332, Low middling 33.50; middling 40.25; good middling d2.25.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DIsTRrcrt

NO. i9-TAX NOTICE.
 Notice Is hereby given that Road( Improvement district No. 10 tax for| the 4eaf l0l9 will be due and payabiel from January lst to April 10th, 1920, and unless paid within said time al penalty of 25 per cent will be added. Under the law the collector has .lOl authority to remit any penalty.
 :. NJ. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff. Ark, Dec. l. 1919 t2-3-1m
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

TAKEN UP-AT MY HOME ON K
 No. 8, Box II, horse. Owner can
 have same by paying for this aa q and feed bill. L. P. H. Day. 12-21 lo
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WANTED-A GOOD STENOG- pher for permanent position. State salary, experience and reference. Address "Steno," Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark. 12-28-6t
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TWO MEN OF NEAT APPEAR ance to solicit and collect; perma- nont work and good pay with ad.
 vancement to right party. See Hunter Portrait Co.,, 401 1-2 Main St., 8 to 9 a. m. 1-1-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

A FE WDOLLARS INVESTED TO- day, may bring you the biggest, re- turn of your life. Have you plucS and foresight? Write w. K. Kingsley
 800 Fifth Ave, New York, Su't. 402. u
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s5 OR 90 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM land, 45 acres in good stand alfalfa, plenty houses. will rent for ] or D years. Call 1880 or see A. YounS' BOT w. Barraque street, Pine bluff' Ark.
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New York, Jan. 3.--Spot cottof steady; middling 39.26.
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A SINGLE MAN 45 OR 50 YEARS old, to see after stock and general farm work. Apply R. F. D. No. j, Box 80, Phone 9523F2. 12-30-6p
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FOR RENT.

ses~>~S>.-- -s~-o-~-ce S~~>-~~~ ~~~~~o~~~-o~~~~~~~~
 35 ACRES LAND, 5 ROOM HOUSE; we'll, barn, sweet potato home; near Dollarway road, 12 miles out. Me New Realty Co. 200 ". Barraque,
 phone 971. 1.4-6t