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1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

him cry out with the pain and ran to him.
 "What is it, Crittcndon," inquired "Are you hurt? ?"
 Certainly, l am hurt!" He yelled it down at me. "And don't stand there like al idiot-do something!" l Sympathetic, regardless of his sur{y reception of my inquiry, ran up the steps. He was gripping his wrist to numb the hand and lessen the pain His face was twisting. The bandagc about the injured finger was red, the wound having been broken open. had tried the day before to get him to see a doctor, for I feared the finger was infected.
 ooh, Crittenden, dear," l exclaimed 'I'm so sorry for you!"
 I haven't been able to understand to this day why my expression oi sympathy should enrage him. He glared at me. He swore at me. And then-I blush to write it-with his ather hand he struck me. That his hand was open and that the blow was not heavy lessens not at all the of. fense of his having done it. l reeled more from the soul hurt than iron the physical impact of his hand ane my shoulder But l did not fall.
 My first feeling was one of hurt surprise. Nor had the blow driver out the sympathy l felt for him. Ther my feeling changed to one of anger though Irealized it still would bt necessary for me to bandage the fin ger.
 "Well, don't stand there gawking, he blazed "I want this finger at tended to- Come on and fix it up, he commanded. He stood aside for m to pass up the stairway ahead Of him i l shook my head "You go first, tt
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An injury to his finger seemed to give Crittenden the impetus that he needed to start on a prolonged ram- page. He had gotten through the summer and early fall on his good be- havior, in fact, his conduct had been almost exemplary, with only now and then a warning of what slumbered be- meath ready to flare forth.
 I had been prudent to fault searching always for an avenue of es- cape that I might avoid tantalizing him unconsciously; I know that noth- ing was farther from my mind than to arouse him deliberately.
 I recall now an example of mixed metaphor that had run across years before in high school. It fitted Crit tenden to perfection: q bridle in my struggling muse with
 pain
 That longs to launch into bolder
 strain"
 f Not that I reckoned Crittended as a muse, and most certainly, admitting that the metaphor is mixed, l should not try to bridle either the muse ol Crittenden. But I do contend that he "longed to launch Into polde' strain" And, bridle however bravely I might, there wa topping him He launched him 'eed!
 Cause and effect had much to dc with Crittenden's prolonged series o7 outbreaks. For long tin1e he nurse. a very sore finger which constantly was being hurt by the ever impetuous Crittenden whose aggressiveness, suppose, will be his main character istic to the end.
 He slipped on the stairway one ev ening, while coming down too rapidly grabbed wildly for the rail and jam med his finger against it. l heart
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Japan Also Has Economic Problem
 That is Vital One

Tokio. Jan. Protests against the high cost of living and demands for increased wages are as emphatic in Japan as in other nations. The newspapers attack the government charging lt with maintaining a pol icy of procrastjnatlon in dealing with these economic problems. From all parts of the country, from Of ciCcS, factories and schools come urgent appeals for advances in wages to meet the mounting cost of everything.
 Japanese laborers have started a popular movement to secure re construction of the cabinet, bcllcv- ing that a ministerial change ls nee cssary tn secure economic reforms, The newspapers deal lengthily with a visit that seven lahorerS made to Marquis Okuma. the venerable for mcr premier The delegates included two eoohCe, three printers, factory hand. and "u lror smith, all attire, in humcSpuu dress. Some members of the delegation attributed thelr economic distress to the lack ol government action and denounced the cabinet for alleged failure to nalt the mounting costs.
 Marquis Okuma also asserts that the difficulties under which the na ton IS suffering are largely due to the fact that the Cabinet has taken no effective remedial steps. He avg he fears that unless some inn portant reforms are undertaken there is danger of a popular upris- inp. To this he adds a vehement denunciation of the luXuries Of the rich.
 The House of Peers has suggested that steps should be taken to con trol the prices of the necessareS ot life. At an official conference callcd by Premier Hara lt was decldcd that q public market should be eS- tabIishcd in each city with popuia- tion of 50,o00 and that money should be advanced to the people at low rate of interest for the building of houses, the maternal 'o be obtained from crown forests. An other idea is to remove the customs tariff on imported food.
 The economic situation ot the country is causing grave concern to industrial leaders and bankers. The extraordinary interest m Japhh m the labor congress at Washington is due to the fear that an elght-hou' day for Japan would so reduce Ja, pans output and so increase the cost of production that Japan would i'm. greater difficulty in competing wit' other nations in world commerce.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Jan. 8.--Activity on the part of exports together With hh- favorable advices on the car s'tuatlon led to material upturns today in the corn market. The close, however was unsettled, 1-4 to l-2c net hlg,- CT with May 1.36 1-o to l-a ana July 1.34 Is to Ia. Oats gained i,ot 1-4 to l-2c. The finish in proV'siohs was unchanged to 25c up .,.
 Scaboard export concerns outolo chicapo dealers who were after corr in Illinois and Iowa. This fact greatly impressed the bulls. .-,..
 Wheat and rye sold at the highes' level yet this season. ,..,..
 Export demand gave lndependeh' strength to oats, , .s
 The provision market was tlrm IT sympathy with higher quotations or hogs and grain.
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France Seeking German Shipping
 Held by Brazil

Rio dc .Janeiro, Jan. 6.-onc ol the first duties of AleXandre Conty, the first French ambassador to Bra gil, will be to secure for france' either by purchase or prolongatlon of the leasing contract already cX- isting, the use of a large part Of the German shipping seized Tn Brazii- ian ports during the war.
 Considerable discussion has been going on in teh Brazilian press as to the final ownership of the for mcr German vessels taken over and leased to France. In some guar ters it had been asserted that al' German ships, no matter where seized. would be divided proportion ately among the various Allled powers which participated in the war.
 The official view here, however is that Brazilian ownership of yes sels seized in Brazilian waters IS established both by the leasing con tract with France, which describes the ships specifically as "ships be, longing to the Lloyd Brasilerro' Brazilian government merchant fleet). and by the Versailles treaty which vests the ownership o1 VeS- sels seized in Allied ports to the re- snectiye countries in which the seizures were made.
 A local paper, hawever, has asKeo "To whom do the ships now actual, | lv belong?" and called upon the, gov ernment to explain.
 In reply the government stated that, while the peace conference aie consider dividing all such ships among the Allies, the United states opposed the idea. France, the state ment said, opposed a general clause giving such ships to the nations which seized them but, as there was no special agreement regarding th' ships seized in Brazil, the owner shin of these vessels is determined hv the clause in the Versailles treaty giving the ships seized in Alliee norts to the countries selzing tn' vessels. The official statement fur thcr admits that an offer of sai' for some of the ships was made las Juno. It said that certain negotla tions were set on foot looking to : renewal of the leasing contract witi Franco. but that these were not com nletcd owing to the absence of lh' French Minister In the meantime however, the leasing of the ship' was being continued and with th' arrival of the new French ambassa dor the negotiations would be re sumed and, it was hoped, completed at an early date.
 Ambassador Conty stated Tn al interview upon hi sarrival that th question of the ex-German snip was one of the first points n would discuss with the Brazilla' government He expressed conli dcntly that one of the various pro nosals he would make regarding tn ) ships would be acceptable to Bra gil.
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CNDER-GRADS WORK

Pittsburg, Jan. s-Thc employment bureau of the University of Pittsburg reports that about 1900 undergrad uates, of the institution earn all oi part of their expenses. The bureau has placed 1,o21 women students ir positions where they work outside o1 school hours. More than 800 of then worked in stores, offices or other business houses during their Christ mas vacation.
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Now York Sugar.

Now York, Jan. 8-There was re- ,ewed strength and activity in the local raw sugar market ana, "n,Ie spot prices were nominahy ..n u changed at Il 3-4 cents Tor 1upas, .o sn, cost and freight, equal to iN.'o loi centrifugal, later deliveries s |ere higher owing to the continued ac.lve demand from Europe. Ihere were sales of 1000 bags Of Cunas TOT April shipment at ID cents l.. o Cuba for Europe and It was sa,a that early February shipment s'io at il cents f. 0. b. Cuba. :.
 In refined sugar, the situation Is practically unchanged. One re1lhe' is quoting l5.20 for fine granm,atssa ua ss. while another is quoting io,oo lo' delivery from January l5 to 3o.
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38,OOO,OO Tree Seeds Americas
 Gift to Europe

Washington, Jan. 8-Thirty five million tree seeds, making the most unique New Years gift one natloh made another, arc on the way 10 Eu' rope, the American Forestry associa- ton announced today. They are Tn" tended for reforesting the battle area of France and Belgium and the de, pleted forests and woodlands oi Great Britain. The seeds were pur' chased by funds raised by members { of the association. They include Douglas fir, western larch, white fir Engelman spruce, red oak, sugar ma ple, white ash and tideland spruce More seeds are to be sent when funds are available.
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MODEL IN" HUPMObILE TOU k ius car; good running order; cleo Lilc iig44Js and statJcr; cord tires,
 will otlcflI4Ce II taken at once,
 good reason for seiiInG. 1T lnte1- ested see or phone Aacn TankersIey phone No, lll or 1876. l2-7- u
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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 A, 1920, at 8 o'clock D.. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before. said meeting.
 V. D. W7BR,
 Secretary and Treasurer Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 5, 1919. lc-9-lmo
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s- s- ~-~-S~ s~Hssa-S7s - WARNING ORDER
Case No. 7275.

In the Chancery Court of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas-Mrs. Mary J. Lewis, E. B. Taylor, trustee, plain tirrs, vs. Mariah Brewer, ct al, de- fcndants.
 The defendants, Mariah Brewer, J. O. Brewer, Matte Brewer, his wife, sole heirs of ]. B. Brewer, deceased, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and anawer the complaint of plaintiffs, Mrs Mary J. Lewis, l.. B. Taylor, trustees.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this Sth day of Jan- uary, A. D., 1920.
 $. F. VAULX, Clerk. (Seal)--1 Q 16-23 -30--2-6
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K St. Louis Livestock

East St. Louis, Jan, s.-Hogs, io,- GOO; 8 5to 45 cents higher; toP 2P doI" lo,UY do. ,mod;n,n ia. .75a1 5.00; light 14.2bM15.0O; pigs 11.50n l4.75.
 Cattle, 4,O0O; steady to shaoe higher; choice heavy steers q none, one, medium 11.0OM15.75; common s.oosd 1O.75; choice lights 13.5o(G lnoo, common 7.75M13.25; butcher hei1erS 7.OO0i16.OO; cows 700d l2.50; acn- ners 5.OOM6.75; calves 13.boa l3,1o, 1 2 feeders 6.75M12.00; stockers o'zo~
 Sheep, 1000; steady; lambs 15.5oa, 1900; culls 8.5OM 15.oo; yeari'mt wethers 120OM16.25; choice ewes 7.5On1O.25; culls 400M7O0.
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FARM LANDS, IMPROVED AND unimproved, also houses in coun- try town; cash or terms; in 40 acre tract and up. The land of the cah-, teloupe. Have all kind of fruit an1 vegetables. Address Southwest Land and Lumber Company, r.. O' Box 123, Kingsland, Ark. 12-1s-2wk
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FEMALE HELP

DUNG LADIES IT YEARS OF AGE over, eAcelient posltlon, Ideal sut-
 &nuIAgs, interesting Work; hoiit
 ke ruau 1oonls; good startinS sai~ E With 1requenC advances; per
 hnenJ position, disability and sick ess benefit. Apply Chief Operator, \ w. Dell Telepnone Co.,, 4OI West
 econd Ave. l-o-ot
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereb~ given that the an. nual meeting of the stockholders If the Bank of Sherriil of Sherill, Ark. will be held in it's banking house on Tuesday. the 18th day of Januar,. 1920. between the hours of D. m. and 6 r. 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. Sberri.l Ark. Dec IF, 1919. 12-17-1mO
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WANTEDAROOMS.

ROOMS FOR COUPLE, GENTLE men preferred; one block from Main
 street car fine. Phone 2654. l-9-6t
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The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to benefit any case ot pol1oora Rhei1rna.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 75O1.

In the Chancery Court of Jcffcr- son county, Agnes John son, plaintiff, vs. L, Johnson, de- fendant.
 The defendant, l.. Johnson, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Agnes Johnson. Given under my hand and the seal of said court, this 8th day of Jan uary, A. D. 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk. (SeaD-l-9-16 1923 30---~2-6
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STOLEN FROM MY PLACE
 ebout six weeks ago one brown COW,
 horns cut off, marked crop. ana Hplit in right ear; smoothcd ott lelt
 ear. One red muley heifer, unmark' Ed, and one white-faced heiter' uh. u. Ilnarked; both with calves apous Eeight months old. Will pay reward Eof $2O for return, or for information ,I Beading to their recovery. Mrs. q, EMyers, Seth and Hazel, P. 0. Box .. s., ECity. l-o-'.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NANTEp-ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves. Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine street, phone 24e9. lS-5O-tI
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TAXES
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that for the 1910 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 20 per cent penalty and additional cost main open for such collection.
 C. NJ. NICHOL.
 Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collector,
 Jefferson county, Arkansas. Pine Bluff. Ark, Dee. 1. 1919. 12-2-1niO
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searches they do not spare even the graveyards. The police say they are justified in this because their searches in grayeyards have proved fruitful. Tn q graveyard at Kilrush, County Clare, it is reported that thhc police found in crevice under a tombstone three rifles and shot, gun, all in good condition.
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 N AIt%ING ORDER.
CnSn No-1lS2.

Case Ne. 74S2. In the Chnnccry Court of Jefferson county, Arkansas Beatrice Bright, Plaintiff, vs. Nathan Bright, Defend- ant
 The Defendant, Nathan Bright Is warned to appear i'll this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff. Beatrice Fright. Given undcr my hand and the Seal of said court this 1st day of January A. b., 1920.
 <. r. NAtLN, Clerk. ,s;cah -1.2 Q l6- 23 20
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7502

In the Chancery court Of Jeffcr- son county. Arkansas-Alonzo Grif- fin, plaintiff, vs. Georgia Griffin, defendant.
 The defendant, Georgia Griffin. IS warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Alonzo Griffin. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 9th day of Jan- uary A. D. 1920.
 s. F.. VAULX, Clerk. (ScaD-1 g. 6-23 -30-2-6
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Cation Seed Oil

New York, Jan. 8.-Trade m co5. ton seed oil was light today, with .pn .pn tone steadv. following the strorgtb in lard. Southern houses sold moderately. Final prices were ocnerally two points higher to le no;nts lower, Sales 6,200 barrels pr;me crude 1875; prime summei yellow spot nominal; March 22,5z May 2277; July 22.89: Prime Min'e' .'o1iow and summer white nominal.
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AGENIS NAMED

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING AND buse decorating. Detroit Auto
 Knitting company. Twenty years kperlence m the business. 2O3
 &st second, phone 2O24. lO-i6-ti
 DR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Ind or bottom farms at z and } n cent, with prompt service and |beral valuations. See W. $. Pierce, $om 307 Citizens bank building, &ne Bluff.
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QAZS!E|E:Q|lAIDVERT|}ENENTS
WANTED TO BUY.

MODERN FOUR OR FIVE ROOM house, between End and 10th, ana not more than five or six blocks from Main St.; east or west; stat- location, price and terms in writ ing. J. c. E. 403 E. End. l-4-bt
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Jan. S.--Cototn spot III ,,;. aon,ona nrices higher. Good mjddling 31.2t; fully middling 29.?9; middling 28.1a; low middling 26.i9; good ordinary 23.24; ordinary 22 !. Sales 5000 including 7,l00 Amer', can. No receipts, Futures closed
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LEGAL NOTICES
2}
NOT ICE.

LETTING CONTRACT TOR KEEP ING COUNTY PRISONERS FOR
 THE YEAR 1920.
 Notice is hereby given that contract will he let for the maintenance, safe keeping and working of county prison. CTS committed to the county jail, cX- ccpt prisoners awaiting trial, on Tues day the 2ril. day of February, 1920. All bids must he submitted in wit ing to tho County Judge on or before noon February 3rd, 1920. Given under my hand this lst day of January, 1920.
 k, IT WILLIAMS, County Judge n 9 IB-ot
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SEEK SUFFRAGE

Manila, Jan. S-The women Of the philippines have launched cam paign for suffrage. The senate con- mittee has been holding public hear ings on the Sison bill, providing fer their eufranchisement.
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HIDING PLACES NOVEL.

Dublin, Jan. 6.--The hiding places chosen for arms captured in raids III Ireland are sometimes very unex- pccted. It has been made a charge against the police that Ill thcir
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\ WANTED - FIRST CLASS NEGRO Mac ksmltn. Prefer one Wno can do work. SGeady JoD to flgHt S5aICy, good place to i've. want q X1au Wuo oLeau III nIa naD4LS ail'l Enustior. Geo. Ii. Van Euten, erda,
 3Ik II-oU-dtl
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Iiberty Bonds.

New York, Jan. 8.--Prlces oH ribertv bonds at 2:5b ?. m. today were: l-2's 99.9O; first As 93.00; 2nd 4's 9202; first 1 1-4s 93.3o ; second 4 1-4's 9248; third 1 l-4s 9466; fourth 1-4's 92.66; Victory 8 34's 99.l4; Victory 3-4's 99.oe.
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LOST

UCKSKIN MARE; WHITE SPOT k face; foretop cut out; sore on hck; left back foot white to ankle; ktween seven and eight years old. tolen on December 31. Liberal re-
 hrd. Notify Harrison Daniels, Box (, R. F. D. 6, Pine Bluff. l-9-3t*
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Fl MEAT CUTTER, YOUNG MAN
 6relerryu; must De honest, II not E1l tlna you out. Apply Meat Cut AAr." care Srapnlc i2-30-tt
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kGENTS WANTED TO SELL GASO-
 (ne iron. Labor and fuel saver. Sells
 every home. Pay salary or com Mission. Ladies make good represen- htives. Write for free sample. I'm" {erial Sad Iron Co.,, Fort Wortn, fev.e 1-7-10t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Southern Building and Loan Ass0.
 citation.

The annual meeting of stockhold- CTS of the Southern Building and Loan Association will be held in the offices of the Simmons National Bank, Monday, January 12, at 5 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of elect ing directors for the ensuing term and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 CHAS. A. GORDON, a
 Secretary. Pine Bluff, Ark, Jan. 8, 1920.
 1-9-3t
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20 ARE DROWNED.

Marseilles, Jan. S.-Twenty per sens lost their lives when the ocean, going tug Le Pluvier went down with all on board between Toulon and Ma1 seilles, according to advices re- ceiyed here today.
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Delegates to the American Mining Congress, at St Louis, advocated q twelve months armistice to settle labor unrest.
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LARK BAY MARE, WEIGHT, HOO
 bunds; black main and tail; short bretop; shod all round; collar lark on shoulder. Liberal reward TOT eturn to w. c. Spikes, 1901 East eventh; phone 151l. l-'-o'
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1122 W. 5 rooms, modern conven- fences, now vacant, on paved street, l-2 block to car line price S3,ooo!; Is cash balance, s3o.o0 per month,
 six per cent.
 22l E. End, 8 rooms, ? blocks east
 of Second and Main. Price S4,7Oo. New modern bungalow, 7o5 E, End
 $3,0000O, terms. 1905 E. 5th, rooms; $1,75o, s25o cash, balance monthly, l1114 W. Baraque, 6 roms, natl
 modern convcniences, half block 1 of car line on paved streets, all
 paid out, s3,000.
 23O3 w. 17th, rooms, years old
 on paved street. Price Sl,OOO'00; 1 s3OO.0O cash, balance $25.0O pei l month. Now vacant.
 14th and Hazel, 3 rooms, garage
 Now vacant. Price $800.OO $5O.Ot
 cash, balance $1500 per month. 40 acres land on Sulphur Springs
 nike, 22 acres in cultivation, I room house, barn well etc : aieNEW REALTY co.
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FOUND.

BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN 2ND and Nam. Owner can nave same D.. ealing at the Grapnlc office all
 paylng TOT this ad 1-4-b.
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BARRIER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T
 allN Ekr ERE WITH SCnOOL. AP- aPLx uhAtnlC. l0-7-tf
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MALE HELP

sWANTED-FIRST CLASS DETAIL smoulder man. Permanent position for Fright man. Standard Bumper com spany. 1-7-6t
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FOR SALE

GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $28; bargain. Phone 5s2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. l-o-tl
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pECEMBER 27, LADIES WRIST WRIST
 Fatch, Mayo make, between l2oo West Fifth St., and Rosenzwels
 Finder will please bring to Grlphlc Band receive reward. Mrs. Lucy Couch, 1904 West 9th, phone l4e1' q.
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sBOY BETWEEN 16 AND Is YEARS Rof age, to work in printing depart sment; steady position and good
 Finance for advancement. Apply at
 Graphlc office, upstairs.
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sNANTED - FIRST CLASS BOOK a&eeper; one who IS familiar With Reorporatlon accountant and fiscal swork Address "Bookkeeper' Box sk17. Pine HluIf, Ark. i2-2o-6t
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tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s. is great tonic and system builder. Sold by all druggists or sent pre- paid $1.00 per bottle; six bottles for $500. Dealers, order G. s. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv.
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FIFTY TONS OF HAY AT s25 PER ton, one roll top desk, and one L. C.
 Smith typewriter. J. 5. Powell, 1sov West Sixth. l-o-ot
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ONE tOkD 5 PASSENGER CAR, good condition at a reasonable prlce; cali at the Pine Bluff Ga- rage.