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Sugar Market.

New York, Feb. 1S.-The local mar ket for raw sugar continues easy but refiners were again holding off and as no business was reported prices were entirely nominal It was evident however, that Cuba was be- coming more anxious to sell and was offering here as low as 9 Ia cents cost and freight, with indications that even lower than this would be accepted. There was a small sale of San Domingo sugar at fractionally better than II cents c. I. F.
 Refiners are stil backward in de- liverics on account of the unfavor- able transportation facilities while tho demand is active. Prices arc unchanged at IS to 16 cents for fine granulated.
 There was little more activity in sugar futures today, total trans actions amounting to LIDO tons, although price changes were irrcgu- lar owing perhaps to the uncertainty in the raw sugar market. The close was steady at 10 points advance to five points decline.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, H., Feb. 18.-Pearish sentiment increased in the corn mar ket today chiefly owing to a depart ment of justice report about selzure of food stuffs. The close was un- settled, cent to 1 1-2c net lower, with May 1.32 3-8 to 12 and July 1.29 3-S to 12. Oats finished 7-sN 1 cent to 1 1-S611 IA cent down ana provisions from i5 cent decline to rive cents advance.
 Although the department of jus tice merely reviewed what had been done in the past and did not advert to grain, the report was construed as bearish by the corn trade. Selling pressure which resulted was given additional force on account of a fresh decline in the value of hogs. Belief was expressed in some quar- ters that with a return of the rail roads to private ownership March 1 the distribution of grain would be facilitated to material extent.
 Oats descended with corn.
 Packers bought lard and ribs and thus offset more or less the in- fIuence of decline in hogs values.
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aY ''|. Helene'S Married Life sBy Christie Newspaper

frightened our light-fingered friend away!" Then he added, sotto voice:
 "What an idiot I was this evening to work that combination lock in front of-friends!" He paused be- fore the last word. And, when it came, his accent on it was sarcastic ] "Who do you think it could have been ?" I queried softly.
 Our eyes met for a moment. And then I knew the same thought lurked in the mind of each!
 "Some one in need of money. Some one who saw the workings of the safe. Some one at present liv- ing in the house." His eyes reamed to- the fastenings of the windows, which were still intact. My ser wants have made quick examina- tion of the doors and windows on the ground floor; and the bolts are all in place. So-whoever it was is still among us!"
 "What clue-?" I, hesitated, for at that psychological instant my rowing eye fell on Alice's Oriental scarf. MT. Lloyd's gaxe, too, fol- lowed mine.
 Alice! Her immediate need of mcney! Her pale, drawn face of just two hours ago! And, during her game of cards, she had sat inn mediately opposite the safe, so must when MT. Travis Lloyd unfastened tit--most certainly have seen it's workings!
 l turned abruptly away from him and hurried out to the hall. For the | first time, the scantiness of the guests attire struck me as comic. I hadn't noticed it before.
 I drew my kimono more tightly round me. The ludicrous spectacle of Miss Mary Higgins-her scanty hair in curling pins, and her unat- tractive, peaky face shining with cold cream and curiosity-drew my attention. Mr. Anstruther had set off for his wifc's room, and the acid ulated spinster (who evedcntly had her own speculations. as to Aliee's share in the affair." was bent on fol lowing him.
 Although I do not care for Alice, II felt that at this crisis maybe she needed woman-friend.
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otton closed steady.
Market Is Unchanged

New Orleans, La, Feb. 18.-Quick and nervous price swings featured the trading in cotton today but the net results of the trading were not important, closing quotations being 1 to 12 points lower than the last prices of Monday. Bearish traders were aggressive during good part of the session, but after the noon hour they went to realizing profits and this demand made for very steady market with recoveries at one time well up toward the highest of the day. Around the opening the market bulged in sympathy with the higher prices in New York yesterday and the sales of 10000 bales on the spot in Liverpool today at record high quotations. Heavy selling ap- peared on the advice, however, chief ly from traders who were unfavor- ably impressed by the latest turn in international politics. Realizing by shorts resulted in a quick upturn early in the afternoon, but in the last few minutes of the trading offerings increased again as the re- suit of rumors that the federal re- serve discount rate would raise and cabled rumors from England of im- pending higher money rates there.
 Late today it was announced the market would be closed Saturday as we'll as Monday, in observance of Washington's birthday.
 Co%%oy, c1ocod cfoadv 5-a
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ing. Names of the others who were seriously injured, have not yet been obtained
 Engineer Porter claimed tiiar when he stopped ani blew for the Gits- land cross,ng, s!e way was cl4ls. but as his c..r.ns approached the de.,,t. the frsigIt csr on the other fiaa :.s- especially rolled across the int 'se~- tion.
 ' A .eli,f t.iin with physlc.ans went fro.a Shreveport to the wreck and bro lgat the dead and injured here.
 |. Those whose injuries are not (. r-
 sidered serious include Charles Green, Houston, Tex; and "A. C. Welch, Hickman county, Tenn
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SPOT BASIS CAUSES DECLINE OF
 25 TO 40 POINTS

New York, Feb. 1s.-Reports of an easier spot basis and better progress with farm work led to an active sell ing movement in the cotton marke, during today's early trading Prices rallied, however, on more favorable Q late spot advIces ana covering, the general market closing steady at a decline of 25 to 40 points.
 The opening was barely steady at decline in response to disappoint- ing cables and complaints of a poor spot demand in the South. Liver pool buying was much less active than recently, suggesting that the straddle short interest had been pretty we'll covered, and selling on the less favorable spot news was probably stimulated by belief that recent advances had left futures in an easier technical position. Prices ing but met increased offerings, western connections. This pressure may have been connected with the unsettled tone of the grain market. Less favorable views as to prospects for early action on the peace treaty also were a factor on the break. Offerings then became less active and there were rallies during the later trading on the steadier ruling of foreign exchange, reports of a better tone in the stock market and more favorable late spot advices from the South.
 Cotton closed steady.
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I stared at it. At once recog-

l stared at it. At once I recog- inized it.
 Alice's husband stepped forward.
 "It can't be Alice's." His voice was curt: "Alice went up to bed a couple of hours ago, and when bade her goodnight she was wearing that scarf" He locked around the little group. "She hasn't come down
 she's asleep"
 He broke off suddenly, seeing a curious look on some of the oth- CTS faces.
 He stepped forward, and took the scarf from Tony's fingers, turning lit round under the strong electric light. In one corner, in a kind of peacock blue design, were embroid- cred letters forming the one word: wAlice.n1
 "Oh, I'm mistaken. This certainly is my wife's property. Alice" He swung around, but Alice wasn't in the group.
 I grew impatient with this trivial talk. Why, during this absurd con fabulation, the burglar might es- cape!
 "For heavens sake, see what's udPpSuNO 1O yVuA oe%AS' ~SSN&, iAe the arm of Travis, Lloyd. And you others = Tony 4 Mir. Anstruther = make search! Don't waste time"
 Tony, handling the Oriental scarf, smiled a queer, inscrutable smile. MT. Anstruther seemed temporarily rooted to the spot. And only Travis Lloyd made any movement, walking rather uncertainty towards his safe, as though he knew beforehand what to expect. .. Curiosity made me follow.
 The safe door stood open It was only slightly ajar, but the aperture was wide enough to allow of some documents tumbling to the floor. They lay there in a tiny heap.
 Travis Lloyd knelt down and pick ed them up. Then he went hurriedly through the contents of his safe. As he did so, look of increduiity shone on his face, followed by an air of evident relief.
 "Jehosophat! I'm lucky! Not a thing is missing!" He turned to me. Miss Beauclaire, however, can l thank you for your kindly interven- tion? Your unexpected advent
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K. St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, Feb. 1S. Hogs, 13,5O0; steady to 10 cents lower; bulk 14.00M14.60; heavy none; medium 14.00M14.50; light 14.25M14.75; pigs 12.O0M14.5c. }"
 Cattle 4,000; steady. Choice heavy steers 14.0U0l 1900; medium il o0Gj 1875; common 9.00N10.75; choice lights 12.25M16.00; common 8.50Ql 1900; butcher heifers 7.50M11.50; cows 7.25M10.50; canners 5.00M7.00; calves 12.O0018.O0; feeders 8.50Ql 1900; stockers 700M10.50.
 Sheep 1 700; steady. Lambs 18.00M 2O.75; culls 13.50M1775; yearling wethers 15.OOM18.50; choice ewes 10.OOM13.50; culls 5.00M9.00.
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LOST

LOST-A CHECK; AMOUNT $21.0o; made payable to J. w. Wright, signed to Fort Scott Sorghum and Molasses company. Reward if return to night watchman at above plant.
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, Feb. 1S.-Cotton seed oil was fairly active with prices sharply lower under general com mission house selling on the early decline in lard and cotton. The subsequent recovery in lard started covering movement in oil but ral- lies were poorly sustained and the market at the close was 3S to 45 points net lower Sales 22,500 bar rels Prime crude 18.00(d 1900; prime summer yellow spot 1895; March 20.30; May 20.37; July 20.66. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Income Tax Frauds Unearthed in Chicago;
 One Arrest is Made

Chicago. Feb. ts.-Albcrt l. Lauer, secretary and treasurer of Brisgs and Turivas, an iron and steel wreck ing. salvsSing and contracting cor poration, was under srrcst today sc- cuscd of giving federal income tax collector . bribc of $l5,0oos by which it is alleged he expected to cs- cape payment of $150,000 income tax He was arrested at the instance of Charles Callner, an agent of the in tsrnational revenue department.
 District Attorney Clyhe said Lau. CTS arrest only skinned the sur face of huge alleged income and cor. poration tax frauds in Chicago,
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By May Christie
THE CLUE.

My scream had aroused the house. hold. For-when recovered con Isciousness-a little group was stand ing round me, sn3 MT. Travis Lloyd was holding glass of some strong Estimulant to my lips. -+s..--.
 Tony was dabbing my face with his own immaculate handkerchief soaked in water
 And Mary Higgins-the calculated little spinster of the party-was holding burnt feathers to my nose,
 Really, Miss Beauclaire, you gave us all dreadful fright!" she gur- gled, the moment that my eyes opened.
 But Travis Lloyd waved her aside.
 Drink this, my dear," he said, and he forced upon me a glass of some powerful smelling stuff.
 l gulped little down, and felt a warmth creep through my body, and a clearness fill my brain.
 "I-I'm all right now-let me get up." I whispered.
 Tony and he helped me to my feet. At the same moment, long, Orient al scarf slipped from my shoulders to tho floor. didn't notice it, and t' said:
 ooh ,have you caught the bur glar? Some one was trying to rob the safe! Look, it's standing open -and some papers are lying on the library floor!" :. { Travis Lloyd turned. And I went on: Y s 1'Who-whoever it was, came to- wards n1e--Id come down to the li- brary for my book, you see-they switched the light off-and when l screamed they groped along the walls until they found me-and then flung something soft and smother inr Over me-and-and I can't re- member anything more!"
 I stamYnered out my tale disjoint.- edly, shivering little. I'm afraid really am kind of coward. Ger tainly no fit heroine of romance.
 "Ye gods!" ejaculated Tony. He stopped and picked a long, silky Oriental scarf from the ground, where it had fallen. "We found you lying in g crumpled heap, with this thing twisted around your head! "
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 6108.

In the Circuit court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.-J. M. Hightower, doing business under the name of Hightower Grain and Feed cmopany, plaintiff vs. Chester Woolworth, de- fendant; Citizens bank, garnishee.
 The defendant, Chester Wood- worth, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, J. M. Hightower, doing business under the name of Hightower Grain and Feed Co.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 11th day of Febru- ary A. D. 1920.
 s. r. VAULX, Clerk. (Seal) )-2- 12- -19-2 6--3-4-11
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A PROFITABLE BUSINESS.

Bake-in-the- Window stores have proven their success. The electric ally operated ones produce the finest products. No dirt, soot or gas fumes. Increased manufacturing fa- cilities now permit us to take on some additional business. Take ad- vantage of the opportunity of secur- ing the exclusive rights to operate a most profitable and staple busi- ness in your locality. Territory now being allotted. For full particulars write, Keeps-Fresh Electric Baker ies, 123 West Madison Street, Chi cago. 2-17-19-22
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Train Hits Freight x, Car, Hurls it at
 Depot, Two Killed

Shreveport, La. Feb. 1.-Two
 white men were killed and nine per sons we're injured. three of them sc-
 riously, when , freight car was struck by westbound Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific passenger train No. II at the Louisiana and Northwest Railroad crossing at liiha. :. land, La. about 40 miles cast ot Shreveport, at an early hour play and kufnd onto the depot piltform oi, which were standing those who were xiil..l and most of those injrr- ed. The eead men are !. F. Ny eek, Oil City, La. A. c. Taylor, Homer La. Engineer Porter of the ". 5. and P. was so seriously hurt that ms yeeovery is considered doubtful. His fifsman, negro, escaped by Jump
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WARNING ORDER.
No. 6073.

In the Circuit court of Jefferson county, Arkansas G. Bridges, plaintiff, vs. Herodotus Hasigianis, ct al., defendants.
 The defendants, Nick Jerome and John Hazamalus, are warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff, F. G. Bridges.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 21st day of Jam uary, A. D., 1920.
 S. F .VAULX, Clerk. (SeaD-1- 1-22-29--2-5-12-10
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. AZ.
Walnut and Olive Streets.

The tax books for the collectloh uf apccIal assessments upon the real property T paving district No. 4I m the city of Pine Bluff have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If sucn payment IS not made, act ron will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 14th day of January, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector l-15- lmO
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7S46.

In, the Chanccry court of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas Bertha A Myers, plaintiff. vs. John L. Myers, defendant. 5 The defendant, John l.. Myers, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Bertha A. Myers.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 21st day of Jan uary, A. D., 1920.
 s. r. VAULX, Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. c. (ScaI)-
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LEGAL NOTICES
SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO 9.
Missouri Street

The tax books for the collection of speclal assessments upon the req! property in Sidewalk district No. 9 in the city of Pine Bluff have been placed Tn my hands.
 Al owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay thelr assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 |: such payment Is not made, acs- ion will be commenced at the end O. trat time for the collections of suci, aaeess nent, and for regal penaitie. aud cost.
 Given under my hand thIs 2nd das ol r ebruary, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector 8 -1r1o
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Deposed State Mine
 Inspector Loses Suit

Fort Smith, Feb. is.--yudse John Brizzolara in circuit court today, de. nied the petition of Thomas Shaw, depossd state mine inspector, for a writ of ceYtforari to review the re- vocation of his license by the state mine examining board.
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THREE GUESTS BURNED.

Providence, R. l., Feb. 1s.-Threel guests lost their lives in fire which virtually destroyed the Lor- |raine Hotel here today. The rest of the 76 guests of the hotel were driv- en into the street partly clad.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership of c. H Moore and w. J. Moore in the firm of c. H. Moore and Son has been dissolved by mutual consent. w. J. Moore re- itains all the assets of the business and assumes all the liabilities. c. H. Moore retires from the business.
 2-19-6t
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BUNCH OF KEYS ON HEART
 shaped key ring. Think lost in or near postoffice. eLave at Graphic
 office, and receive reward. 2-18-6t
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Rice Market.

New Orleans, Feb. 1S.-Rough rice no sales. Receipts none. Clean rice strong; sales: Honduras 400 pockets 12 2-3; Japan 460 pockets 11@11 1-3; Blue Rose BOP pockets 8 3-4M12 Is. Receipts S,618; bran and polish un- changed.
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FOUR YOUNG MULES, 5 FINE Jersey cows, full equipment of farm ing implements, enough to cultivate
 2OU acres land. Also complete blacksmit outfit. 40 acre lease tor
 sale with good houses. Call 767 for information, or Clint c. Green, F. o. 29o, City. 2-11-ot
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32O-ACRE FARM OF RICH BOTTOM and upland soil, for sate or rent; 1zo acres m cultivation, good 4-room
 house, fine barn and stabies; within a sI0nes throw Af the depot at Hardin, Ark; near schools and cnurcnea, and has finest water in the state
 Dandy place to erect country store. also. W rite or see w. M. Elghme, 1lzO East Seventh, city, or phone 2346. 2-18-6t
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Liberty Bonds.

New York. Feb. 18.--Prices of Liberty bonds today were: 3 1-2's 96.66; 1st As 9O.3O; End As 90.10; 1st 4 1-4s 91.04; End 4 1-4's 90 66; 3rd 4 1-4s 93.02; 4th 1-4,s 90.s4: Victory 3-4's 97.76; Victory 1 3-4'sI 97.8O.
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INCLINATION CONFIRMED.

Waskinrton, Feb. 1S The appoint ment of Hobcft Unde Johnson ol (W Yofk U eihbStSador to Italy Vx2 eQ ftrned without expedition to-
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Tho old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to bAnefit any ease of

tism, q any blood &yet q kidney diseess or money x nde4. e. s. il ' 111i1 11 builder.
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FOR RENT,

Four room house on DOilarway road, two acres; garage and chicken house; you can work in city and live here; now vacant; good water. Rent $12.50 per month.
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all slzes, good conditions. Write for prlces ana terms. Adams, Box 611, Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-6-tt
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ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK;
 fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furnrtures Gail Circulation Manager Graphic office.
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N. Y. Spot Cotton. New York, Feb. 18.-Spot cotton quiet; middling 39.00.
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IF ITS DONE

We do it! We have specfal out side insurance man; phone and he is on the job now.
 TAYLOR q co. The Agency with Flock of Fords.
 Phones 1032 1O52.
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SEVEN GAS STOVES FOR SALE Phone 1857 or cali at lO1S West Sixth. 2-1S-6t
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Nex 0rleana Spot .

New Orleans, Feb. 18.-Spot cotton
 steady 50 points higher. Sales on
 the spot 1884; to arrive 1,562. Low middling 32.25; middling 39.75; good
 middling 41.75. Receipts 2,424; stock 429,254.
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIETY tons, several varieties of long staple In store and more to arrive. Hagiolii and company. 2-l5-Ln
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FOR SALE.

1916 East Seventh; ( rooms; mod ern; sido walks; one block 'car line; $2,750.00, good terms.
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uUUD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, With mat and plenty
 oi stove pIpe and elbows, only usea (. few weeks cost $1o; & bargain. rnone 5oz, Jno. McCaliop, Furniture Mover l-b-L1
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SPLIT OAK FENCE POSTS FOR
 sale; any length, delivered. Also willow oay, sycamore, elm, cedar and other wild shade trees. Phone 95l4F2, or write box 4S-A, R. F. D. No Z, Fine Bluff, Ark. 2-17-6t
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NTED--ROOMS.

k>>-~~ V NO~-~->~N~-~~~~ ~~-~OSO|~~~N WIFE WITHOUT CHILL i two or three furnished
 est paTs of town; refer (nged. Will be perman- Is Rooms Wanted" care Z-i4-Gtx.
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WISHED ROOMS FOR Keeping wanted. Phone 2iddlebrook
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F0R sALE.

FOR SALE.
 1908 West Fourth; 5 rooms, sleeping porch, garage. Price $3,750; gooti terms. Ydu can't beat it. 40.acre tract, room house, geotl
 barn and we'll; Sulphur Springs road runs through. this land; Z. acres clear and in cultivation. Price $2,500; small cash payment; ; you can make balance. on time Linden St.; room house, lot 77xl20; sidewalk paid, but accessible to lights, water and gas. Price $1,4OO; cash $500, balance ? years; 8 per
 McNEW REALTY co.
 200 ". Barraque. Ihone sIi. FOR SALE OR TRADE TWO milch cows, one giving oyer four one giving over three gal Ions. Calves four and five days old. Prefer trading these cows for fat dry cows or beef cows, or will sell to responsible parties under . guar. antee to be as represented or no sale. Anyone that is in need and good COW will do well to look at these cows at once, as have no use for these cows as handle beef cattle, not miich cows. E. B. Toney. R. F. D. No. !! Pine Bluff, Ark. z-t7-6'
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WIFE WITHOUT CHILL 1 two furnished rooms, usekeeping; references Address A. L., care 2-12-6t+
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LivArpool Cotton.

Liverpool Feb. 1s.-Cotton spot in good demand; prices quiet. Good middling 33.41; fully middling 32.41;
 middling 31.16; low middling 27.86; good ordinary "A 91; ordinary 23.9l. Sales 10000 bales including S,A00 American. Receipts 1000 bales no American. Futures closed barely
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FOR SALE-CHOICE PRAIRIE HAY, best in town, $25.00 per ton. k B. Bugg, Twenty-sixth and Hazel.
 2-15.bL
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1.-TWO FURNISHED |gnt housakeeplng; mod
 way. Address 3l4 w. Ia 1856.
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N FURNISHED FRONT
 htleman; one block from kddress $. L., care Gra- 1 2-15-6t
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rIONs-FEMALE.


 (R OR CLERICAL POSI- |g lady with experience; present, but desires l nature of work and 6v to TX !" care Graphlc. |. z-lo-bt
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 TELEGRAPHgk DIES.

! Ofe., Fth. Ben sln,e clam tiop receiyinr < IIse1eEator of ths IiIa1sd
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B OF THE MODERN RE-
 IsO Nam street. Apply
 bdern Repalr shop, next kai Pharmacy. 5t
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fvENIENT BEDROOM,
 m1Iy, for rent; will serve \ 1t,6 2-l3-6t
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ROOMS,, Eonveniences; for colored ly upstairs 217 1-2 State
 2-17-6t