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By May Christie

With a considerably frightened heart, l set about some household duties. For the housekeeper had a day off today-and Alice didn't care for domestic concerns.
 "You're dear, good childs Helene. Just go ahead, and give any order that you please" she said.
 And presently I saw her driving off in her small run-about. Whether her goal was town or not, I did not know.
 The morning sped away. Jim's mother and I lunched together.
 Was it you who sent my son that lovely rose?' she asked, smiling at me. "You're very kind, my edear. And he appreciated it."
 We had long, delightful chat to- gether She talked of Jim incens- sanity.
 "The best son that mother ever had," she said repeatedly.
 I proved a glorious listener. In fact, each word she said was music in my ears. I couldn't hear enough.
 "You must come and stay with us in town, when Jim is better" she re marked at last. "That is to- say, if here a troubled light came into her fine eyes-"if Jim's father relents to. wards him-if the mystery's cleared up!"
 "You said that you suspected Tony Lascelles," I couldn't keep from saying. "You thought that it was Tony who had forged the check" "Hush!" She put warning finger to her lips. q haven't really any definite proof. Except that it's just the sort of thing that Tony is quite capable of And Jim is innocent. do know that" ---
 "WouIdn't you care to meet Tony if I arranged meeting?" l volun teered, half timidly. Maybe that would help to clear your son"
 Jim's mothe rlaughed little trcm ulously.
 "Tony would do everything or heaven and earth to avoid meet ing! Didn't you notice how h' skulked off yesterday, hoping that hadn't seen him cross the driveway It isn't likely that even you, my dear with all your charm, could coax Ton. Lascelles to meet me, though"-her' r she sgihed--'I brought him up lik my own son, lavishcd affection ol him, and stood by him when ever. one else hadn't good word to sa. about him."
 | "Tony has. never spoken of vol to me-" I remarked, "but then, he' always been reticent about his owl affairs. I've known him for som
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Alice mightn't thank me for my intervention. But knew that was in the right.
 I walked briskly along the coun- try roads, my footsteps ringing out upon the frosty air. After all, there was no place like the country! To think that Alice had gone off today to the dreary, smoky city, to avoid the glories of pplace like this! Peo- pie were odd, indeed! Once Jim was better and he and I. completely reconciled, we'd have an admirable cottage in the country. with caves where swallows built, and gabled windows and leaded panes. We'd have real, old-fashioned gar den, with gilly-flowers, and holly hooks, and mignonette. And cob bled walk leading to the front door, edged with tall sunflowers. Inside, we'd have a pretty living room, with window seats, and ingle- hooks, and great open fireplace. Life would be one grand, sweet song.
 smiled over my romantic dream ings. Even simple cottages cost money. And Jim and had none too much of that commodity.
 People in this world put too much stress on money. was sure of it. But--I ruefully admitted--money could purchase certain things that augmented ones pleasure in life.
 I'd go back on the stage again, and make lot of money. And l myself would buy that country cottage, and Jim could be my guest.
 My cheeks were flushed with exer- else, and my eyes were shining when at last I reached the "Sheaf of Wheat"
 No signs of Tony anywhere!
 So. slackening my pace, l leisurely strollcd past the little wayside inn.
 In one window wwas the magic sig mel: "Tea."
 would enjoy cup of tea, l knew though not in Tony's company. At that instant, he came running out to meet me.
 Beautiful Helene--in browr studyi" he cried, glancing at my cos , tune. "Come in. Teas waiting fol you!" . There was more than tea awaiting , meas soon learned, to my aston ishment and chagrin. For, seated a 1 a tiny table in the parlor of th' "Sheaf of Wheat" presiding at th' tea tray, and evidently awaiting m! , arrival, was my recently departed - hostess Alice!
 TOmorrow.-An Awkward Interview.
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FOLLOW
 ADVANCE N TIE
 PRICES OF COTTON

New York, March 9.-The cotton market was unsettled today, an early advance being followed by reactions of 40 or 50 points, with the close points. Late months showed the maximum losses at the close owing to prospects for better weather in the South and reported intentions of increased acreage.
 The market opened at decline of : points to an advance of 12 points. near months being relatively easy in response to disappointing cables. Prices soon turned firmed on re- newcd covering however, and most of the later positions made new high ground for the movement. The demand then tapcred off and the market later reacted under realizing and scattered selling for reaction The close was several points up from the lowest on covering.
 A prominent southern authority estimated total ginning for the sea sons at Ii ,126, ,o00 bales and indicates an increase of nine per cent in the prospective acreage. Private cables said there had been selling in Liver pool on the larger acreage figures which, combined with gradually ris- ing tempera lures in the South probably encouraged local selling for n reaction
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Would Force the Cultivation of
 Poppy Plants

Foochow, March 9.-Reports that have been received recently from missionary workers in various parts of Fukien province tell of an or ganized movement to force Chinese farmers to plant poppy for the pro duction of opium. It is charged that this project is being directed by the military authorities. The farmers, say the reports, have been notified by this society that they will be fined according to fixed scale for planting opium, and official circu- lars on the subject are said to be So worded as to carry the hint that grave consequences await all those who fail to become subject to the fines and so aid revenues of the province.
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F.. St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis. Ill.,, March O. Hogs, l,6O0; to 10 cents lower; bulk 15.25M15.70; heavy 14.25M 15.AO; medium 15.251 15.80; light 15.50n15.S0.
 Cattle, $500; steady; choice heavy steers 1375M15; medium llM l3 50; common 9.00M M1075; choice lights 12. .50G 14.50; common s.50m l2.2b; butcher hefers 750M14; cows 7.50a 11.25; canners none; calves 12m17; feeders 8.6OM11.50; stockers 7Oo@ 1c.5e,
 Sheep 1,500; steady. Lambs 1775fn 1850; culls 1350M17; choice ewes 10.250014; culls 5M9.
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NOTICE OF INTENDED APPLICA.
 TON TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as administrative of the estate of Charles Ortolani. deceased, will make and file in the Jefferson Probate court, a petition, in accord- ancc with law, to sell the following described real estate situate in the county of Jefferson and stAte of Arkansas:
 The west half of the northwset quarter (W l-2 NV 1-4) of section eleven CID township seven CD south of range seven CD west, containing eighty (s0) acres, more or less.
 Said sale will be made for the payment of debts.
 This the 24th day of February, 1920. f.--
 STELINDA oRfoLANI,
 Administratriv of the Estate Of
 Charles Ortolani, deceased. 2-25--3-3-10-17
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considerable time. But never really intimately"
 "That's a good thing," replied the older woman. "Leave it at that, my dear---if you are wise!"
 After lunch, I pondered on her ob servations.
 I did so wan to clear Jim in his fathers eyes! Oh, was there nothing I could do?
 If Tony would confess, for in- But of his own volition, Tony nev- CT would confess! I knew him we'll enough for that
 i Diplomacy! A woman's weapon! Maybe Helene St. Aubyns-could wiring confession from the guilty person and clear up Jim's name!
 drew Tony's letter from my pock- ct, and re-read it once again. The "Sheaf of Wheat" 4 o'clock. began to reconsider my decision. Ex- pediency told me that tete-atete tea with Master Tony might help Jim. 1 I didn't wish an interview with Tony. But it might prove productive.
 ImustnFt think about myself, my own desires.
 At 3 o'clock I dressed with spe- cial cars. They adored smart clothes. Today he must be humored. A good
 deal hung upon the impression was going to make on Tony.
 My suit was a skating-costume that I'd worn at the winter sports on a visit to Montreal-a glorious shade
 of tawny brown--and edged with beaver. The coat was cut in Rus.
 sian style, and bclted snappily. The
 skirt was short.
 1 wore gauntlet gloves,' and long
 brown boots. Upon my fuzzy, wall i flower-colored locks I wore tam o1 golden brown velour, immensely per-
 and chic, caught at one side with { Epheasant's wing. Yes, looked smart
 without a doubt. . Il At 3:30 I set off towards th' "Sheaf of Wheat" that quaint, SC !, cluded little country inn. This interview was for Jim's sake not for my own. The thought stim ulated me. I must deliberately ap' z Alice's methods, and lay myself ou l, to enchant Master Tony-to wrinl i, from that decitful youth some clu l as to his nefarious doings, 7 And at the same time I coul' , fling hint to him that he'd hat
 ter leave Alice Astruther to her owl l devices. wasn't going to stand b, 5 and see Alice's matrimonial happi l ness go smash. No, not if I coul ? help it!
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900 crowns for each member of the family is made from the total. One third of the levy is payable in cash and the remainder in the interest bearing third issue war bonds.
 Compulsory contribution of wealth has been before the government m one form or another ever since It's formation, but nothing tangible has resulted. The capitalistic and bourgeoisc classes oppose it by every means in their power.
 The financial proposals, together with the reorganization of the army are generally thought to be tht crucial test of the coalition govern ment. The latter question agar brings the two principal parties mt direct conflict. The social democrats advocate kind of national militi' or Volkswehr, while the conservative! demand a standing regular army t' be composed largely of the efflcer' of the old army.
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Oats lost 7-S cent to 1 I'd cent anC provisions 35 to 50 cents. Down turns in the corn market were regarded by many bulls as only normal in view of the extent of the recent advance. Although govern ment figures on corn reserves were about as expected, the estimates or wheat and oats exceeded private re ports, and thus the government set clement taken as n whole had q bcarish effect on corn.
 The market closed not far from the bottom point of the session. Oats were governed by the action of corn.
 Weakness in hog values pulled down provisions.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

oEiGHT-CYLINDER 5-PASSEN- ,Uiusmopile; repainted, good top, erient tires, $700 or $24O down.
 nre Tn 10 monthly payments. nodge commercial car; motor in
 ess shape; good tires, everything p1flect running order. Will take
 . car or truck in trade, Bal
 m monthly payments. A har-
 at $75o.OO. One Ford " co,,ma. ua.
 seu,aning e,an nE order, sa75.oo; will
 SlNo.oo down, balance in 10
 'aly payments. One Ford tour
 ,epaihted, good top, good tires
 .or M very good shape: a reai
 at S4Z5; $l50.OO down. balanca iu monthly payments. One Ford ..a,hg; two new Goodyear tires VI Tn good condition. A reai galn S425.00. One 1913 Ford ias ana Ss good upholstering, good
 anu poi A $40O.0O. One Little ran, touring; mootr overhaul .a,1 n1w DMtery, repainted, good ton
 m ens h tires, $650.0O; S250 i1d Mn, balance in monthly navrnout. ou.Uo
 iSIe Little Six" Paige tomr;n os' sient condition; must he sae,, p1 appreciated; $775.O0; s26S down @
 pasance. so.sd in 10 monthly pavmarts uws
 Maxwell touring. soSd s".s z, < oda hinted; real hsrSa;r S as .p, ouv 2O.oO down, balance ;n san ,s nsnI payments. One Cad;,,a. H |. oring; S575.oo; two new cord 1q;,,a. t;ras ain.e9. new top; motor in ercei .,e aa's,on; E Sl9o.00 down. We vii Py of the above ears. Az m m ;o o' er used cars, we have sold s;s suank ars m the past week. With snr;r' SSr' sa.nel < u,;aL,e, our .; stock of used cars vii farmers plan on time pavn ~. a '. \ ] which you can pay one-haif sm.s daw nu balance in the fall, when " ~ rop comes in. McCehee Motor ss,a Y, tThe Progressive Auton,e ,c I'e Msschantsl. ll4 West Barraan ~ v = VI v
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Miller's Antiseptic Oil. Known ss
 SNAKE OIL
Positively Relieves Pain in Few
 Minutes.

Positively Relieves Pain Tn Few
 Minutes.
 Try it right now for Rheuma- tism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pain in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After one applica- tion pain usually disappears as If by magic.
 A new remedy used internally and externally for coughs, colds, croup, influenza, sore throat, diph- theria and tonsilitis.
 This Oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known It's prompt and immediate effect in relieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to the affected parts at once. As an illustration pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it wil penetrate this substance througs and through in three minutes. Accept no substitute. Thi great oil is golden red color only ] Get it at Central Phsr,nacy. Adv
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STOLEN-REWARD.

d touring car, 1914 model, stol- tom near Pine Bluff High Tuesday forenoon. License er 24,355-one tag on rear of other in tool box on running ] Machine number 1925. Equip |ith four practically new vacuum tres. Top of car down, due to bf ribs being broken. Radiator pund, with two flanges. Body slightly to right. Reward for
 ori2formation leading thereto. |GIss Cotton Belt Bank.
 N 3-10-3t*
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NOTICE
TO Contractors

10 C0ntT1Ct0t6. 5g7 9 s.g !
 Bids are asked for the fuYnishi4& of all material, rools and labor. f63 the erection of one 30 foot stee4 bridge with concrete abltmehtp, situated about five miles southeaSt of Altheimer in Jefferson c6untgs Arkansas.
 Bids will be received up to 11 o'clock a. nj, March. 18th, 1920. ,s l Plans and specifications 1te Spn file with the county highway CIT. neef. ss sss N < ss ssS'
 The successful bidder will hcs Iss quired to furnish bond for tn lfaithful performance of his ' c6ss tract. ..s
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LIMA BEANS TO U. s.

Washington, March 9.--Lima beans from Madagascar soon will be reach ing the United States for consump- tion. Practically the entire export able surplus, the American vice consul at Tananarivc has reported to government officials here, will be shipped to the United States, as several American firms have had buyers on the markets there to pick up the entire crop if possible. He reports the crop will amount tt about 27,226,000 pounds.
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Chinese Plan to Better Conditions
 of Labor Class

Shanghai, March 9.-The Returned Chinese Labor association of China, composed of the workers who saw
 service in France in the war are sending to'America, pr. Teh Yihslech
 as a delegate to confer with Amer1.
 can labor leaders, to find ways ana
 means to ameliorate the labor con
 ditions in China. The association hopes to have a membership oi 1000 when all Chinese workers
 have been repatraited from France.
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NOTICE
To Contractors.

Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, ftf she erection of one 48 foot steel bridge with concrete abutmen4g, situated about two miles nofthe1bt of Dexter in Jefferson county. Ark> ansas.
 Bids will be. received up to II o'clock a. m., March 18th, 1920. H Plans and specifications are 14 file with the county highway .enGis ncer.
 The successful bidder will be re- 'quired to furnish. bond for ttA faithful performance of his c6ntrntt.
 R. H. WILLIAMS. I2-26-17t County Jddeki
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liberty Bonds.

New York, March 9.-Prlces of Liberty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were as follows: 3 1-4's 96.06; first A's 9O30; second As s9.50; first 4 1-4's 91.30; second 1-4's 5000; third l-4's 9294; fourth 4 l-Ps 9o.1O; Victory 3-4's 97.46; Victory 4 3-4's a742.
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LiyernnoI Cntton.

Liverpool, March 9.Cotton spots in limited request; good middling I31.O7; fully middling BOOT; middling 29.O5; low middling 27.77; good or dinary 22.57; ordinary 21.57. Sales 5000 bales including 2800 American. Receipts 1000, no American. Futures closed barely steady.
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New York, March 9.--Following an irregular start, cotton seed oil sold off sharply under scattered liouidation induced by the easier ruling in lard and other commodities. Support was lacking and trade de- mand remained flat. Closing bids were 48 to 62 points net lower. Sales 21,3O0 barrels. Prime crude 1900 asked;- prime summer yellow spot IS. .5O12 .0O; May 1890; July 20.33 ; October 1850. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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HAY WEDDING GIFT.

Newmarket, Eng, March 10.-When College Leader, a well-known Eng, fish race horse trainer, was married recently, Sir Earnest Paget presented him with q truck load of hay as q wedding gift.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago. March 9.-Profit taking
 sales on the part of holders of corn, burdened the market most of the time today and forced general set back. Tho close was heavy, 7-8 cent to 3 cent net lower, with May 1.45 7-8 to 1.46 and July 1.39 3-8 to 1-2.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans. March 9.--Rough rice no sales. Receipts 2,473 sacks: millers receipts 2,A73.
 Clean rice strong. Sales:
 Japan d60 pockets 12 f-i; Blue Rose 465 pockets II 1-20ll2 Receipts 471 Bran and polish unchanged.
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LEGAL NOTICES
 -------=---.--.- WARNING ORDER No. 1907.
CJ---
No. 1907.
PAGE SEVEN

In the Chancery court of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas. Nancy Wal lace, plaintiff, vs. Louis Wallace, de- fendant.
 The defendant, Louis Wallace, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Nancy Wallace.
 Given under my hand and tho seal of said court this 10th day of Febru. ary, A D., 1920.
 s. r. VAULX, Clerk (ScaD 1l-18-25-3-3-1O
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SAILORS TO MEET.

Genoa, March 1.-The Sailors con ference, which is to be held in con-1 neetion with the international labor body constituted under the league ot nations, is to take plsce on June lS.
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FEMALE HELP.
ETED-TWO PRESS FEEDERS Fy Norton Printing company. 3-4-6t

IELLENT OSITION FOR pg women. Ideal surroundings. restlng work. Home-iike rest ms. Good starting rate. Frequent ry advances. Permanent posi- s. Disability and sickness bene-
 ioung women, IS years of age over. ,s Apply to chief operator
 west Second avenue, Southwest nell Telephone Company, Pine Fi' fAaasas. 3-3-6t4
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ROCK ISLAND UP-TO-DATE FARM ing implements. Flows and tools ot all kinds. Special factory demon stration each Saturday. Cleveland Matthews Hardware company.
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MISCELLANEOUS

V V V v v V V V - v V v kAGE-PERSONAL ATTENTION
 to handling and storing fur e and household goods. Cot Belt Warehouse and Storage any, Third and Georgia. Phone
 .I@ 2-27-tt + LALL KINDS OF SEC
 land furniture. We also repair ture and connect gas stoves. IS Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine u. phone 24S9. 12-3O-tf ~~~>~~o4~~~~~~~~~-S-~ E TONS PURE, SOUND ME
 cotton seed for sale; ginned |ld and ested sound; quality and " guaranteed. See sample at office. Price $500 a bushel in lots, S3.25 a bushel less than ton. Sacked in new 10O-pound s. Phone 2881. R. N. Burks. 2-15-1m 'ScS>csce4SS71SSsoe 5SSSsSSSzS4SSSS ? EEHJAJ U prErn
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FOR SALE.

1903 West Fourth-Five rooms. sleeping porch; garage; price $3,75O Good terms. You can't beat it.
 115 and 117 West Eighteenth-Two five-room modern bungalows; half block off Main street; $4,50O.
 A modern six-room house on West Fifth; servant house and garage; $i.500.
 1915 East Seventh-SiX rooms; l. odern. Ask us for long list of houses for sale
 McNEW REALTY COMPANY 200 West Barraque. Phone 971
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REGISTERED DURoC JERSEY PIGS three months old; out of line bred "Cherry King" sows and by son of Panama Special" Good indlvid- uals. Price $17.50 each, either sex
 A. N. McAninch, 282l Wolfe street
 Little Rock. 3-7-3t
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REMODEL SALOONS.

London, March 9.-The remodeling of saloons to make them attractive forms part of the scheme evolved as a counter move to the prohibitieaists who have sworn to make this coun- |h11aa Bre,xers and hcensed vic-
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RED CROSS TO MEET.

A meeting of the executive com, mittce of the Red Cross will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Shot Cotton,

New Orleans, March 9.-Spot cot ton steady and unchanged. Sales 5,159 bales arrive $50. Low mid ding 32.25; middling 40.50; good middlipg 42.50. Receipts 5,35O; stocks 39.39.
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Is FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- Tor rent; every convenience;
 easy walking distance of ss section. Also room for one ] gentlemen. Apply 713 Main, kne 2148. 3-9-6t
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tuallers have hired architects to plan large airy public houses where food as well as drink can be obtained.
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MOSLER SAFE WITH MONEY
 VAUITT

We have double-door Mosler Safe, with burglar-proof vault-medlEm
 size-which we will sell at a bargain: For store in the country or small city this is rare bargain. Phone or write Adams Printing Co.,, Pine blutf, phone IA. I-2l-et
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LOST
LOST-REWA ARD.

kk, white and brown Setter
 answers to name of Queen" h to Sam w. Trimble and re- reward. Phone 2201. 3-4-6t
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BIG BOIL ROWDEN COTTON SEED

Selected, machine culled seed of high examination. The best Rowden seed in the southwest today. Write or w.1e for our prices on car lots.
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COTTONSEED AND VELVET
 beans--Mebane Triumph cottonseed and 9O-day Speckled velvet beans. Hicks Watson Seed Co.,, Shreveport, Ta 3-2-10t+
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CABBAGE PLANTS, FOR SALE;
 frost proof, Charleston Wakefield, Jersey Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Sue
 cession. Apply James Merlo, phone l2734. 3-9-6tF
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, March 9.-Spot cotton quiet; middling 40.07.
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FOR SALE

ARMOUR FERTILIZER IN ALL grades, for cotton, corn or garden, in 100 pound sacks; take no chance
 Buy now. Cleveland Matthew Hard- ware company 3-7-6t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

OOM HOUSE, FOR RENT; ALL n conveniences. Phone 1851, or |1410 West Barraque. 3-7-6t
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PITTMAN AND HARRISON co. In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.
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EC~~
 MALE HELP

rn ROY 16 YEARS OLD OR
 fork in mechanical depart
 Daily Graphic; day work, ,dvancement to boy willing to s;,nself sGvs to his work. Apply .,,l nm to Graphic office, upstairs, ow om m morning at 8 o'clock. tf ASSISTANT BookkEEpEH nood chance for promotion. ;n own handwriting. "H.' ' ysphic. oo'
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BIG BLACK HORSE MULE, 16 1-2 hands high strayed or stolen; left with ned blind bridle. Liberal re-
 ward Phone 1919; residence East
 Thirteenth. Abe Bedford. 3-9-1t
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES,
 all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677. Pine Bluff. Ark. l-6-t1
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hLEOR FEMALE HELP

ED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS,
 nr farmers. We furnish nd workers on short notice. Howard Real Estate and Elm nj bureau, 217 1-2 State
 ar nhone 994. 2-271m
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|WANTED-HOUSES

HsHED HOUSE WITH FOUR ra bedrooms wanted. H. w. care Graphic. 3-3-ot*