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TIMELY TIPS.

Cheesecloth makes pretty and in- expensive c.frtains. Choose a good quality and finish the edges with ball fringe-or turn a hem over on the right side and mark it with mar row braid, white or coiored, stitched neatly in place.
 When you remove the waste from your carpet sweeper carefully remove the lint from the revolving brush. Then, with a woolen cloth dipped in kerosene, rub the bristles thorough ly. The oil preserves the rising of dust when the carpet is swept and brighten it's colors.
 Mineral wool makes the quickest possible securing for the vegetable knife by the way.
 If there are mixing bowls that didn't get washed while the meal was prepariong try scraping off the doughy mixture that clings to them with half a used postcard or ar old visiting card. The cardboard hugs close to the glaze, making g clean scrape.
 A palatable way to serve cold boil ed potatoes is to put the mthrougf the sieve, season them we'll with but ter and salt, form into cones ant brown in the oven.
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l.. St Louis LiyestOcL..

East St Louis, IT., March 10.- Hogs, l6,o0o; generally 10 cents low CT, bulk l5m l5.i5; heavy 015; medium 15m17.50; light 15a15.60; pigs 1lml5.25.
 Cattle A,500; steady; choice heavy steers llm15; medium l2.50Ml4.0o; common 9.00G 100; choice lights lZ5Om ld. .50 common S,50M l2.50; butchers heifers 750ml5; cows 7.50Gn i25O; calves l2Ml7; feeders 8.506p 1l.5O; stockcrs 7m l0.5O.
 Sheep: 2,500; steady. Lambs l7.75m 1850; culls 13.50m r; yiclders 15nl7; choice ewes l0.25M14; culls 5.00H 300
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knew. To a certain extent, he'd got her in his power. Perhaps she was calculating that, through this gleam of knowledge, she might gain some hold on Tony that might even up the situation?
 She no longer wore the diamond bracelet that-without doubt Tony had given to her. Perhaps she'd sold it, to pay off some of her lesser gambling debts! lmportu- nate Mary Higgins, for instance.
 But-did Alice know that Tony had forged check in order to purchase the gift for Alice? In that case, he certainly would be in her power!
 I decided that Alice didn't know. Give that spoiled young woman her due, she would be no party to a crime!
 Tony's motive in the presentation of the gift was something that l couldn't fathom!
 Alice, of course, had special pres tige. The entree to her lovely country home was valuable, from the social point of view. Particular ly valuable to gambler, such as Tony! He knew that.
 For Tony, beyond the fact that he was prcsentable-looking youth, with fairly agreeable manners. had no social status. Alice's patronage, then, was useful. Perhaps he'd bought that patronage with the diamond bracelet. ..
 I ,0ndered.
 Of course, Alicc's acceptance of the gift did compromise her. Tony knew that well. He gauged her greedy love of jewelry.
 As though she'd read my. thoughts and desired to break their awkward trend, Alice suddenly said:
 "We're just as serious as though this were Quaker meeting! Do let's cheer up! Helene, the course of your little affaire-de-coeur with MT. Travis Lloyd seems to be tenn porarily interrupted doesn't it? Tve a good mind to cal him up, and in vite him over to the house tonight Poor fellow, he must be rather lone ly in that great barracks of place of his! He's such dear
 Before she could complete her eulogy, the door swung open, and Mir. Travis Lloyd himself walked in upon us!
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In the old colonial statute books of New Jersey may be found law which provides that "all women, of whatever age, profession, or rank whether maids or widows, who shall, after this act impose upon or betray into matrimony any of his majcs- tvs subjects, by virtue of scents cosmetics, washes, paints, artificial teeth, false hair, or high heeled shoes, shall incur the penalty now in force against witchcraft and like misddemeanors."
 London, Manchested, Leeds and other cities of England now have billiard parlors exclusively for wo- mon devotees of the green-table spore.
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Chinese Pleased
 by Proponents of
 Article Ten Clause

Peking, March 10. Gratitude tc America for the attitude of the United States congress on the Shantung question was expressed by Chinese statesmen in addresses welcoming Admiral Albert Glcaves commander of the United States Asiatic fleet, here.
 Premier Chin Yun-f'eng who gave dinner in honor of Admiral Gleav, es said:
 "The friendly relations which have always existed between Amer ica and China, and especially the recent attitude of your nation to- ward the peace settlement in Europe cannot but command the gratitude and admiration of cur people.
 eve believe that our country hae in late years made some progress ae a republic: but we realize that iron. you. a republic of rircr experience we may learn many profitable les sons. We hope to secure from you constant advice and counsel so that we may cooperate to maintain the pcrmanent peace of the Pacific This is the sincere wish of the Chin csc people"
 Marshal Tuan Chi-iui, former pre- mier of the Chinese cabinet and present head of the national defense board, said:
 ~ cannot refrain from mentioninr the admirable attitude of the Ameri- can congress toward the Far East crn question in the matter of the peace treaty. It seems that public opinion in America is being guided much more by ideals than by inter ests. Your diplomacy is endoavor- ing not merely to prevent war to- day but to maintain peace forever You set fine example for the peo- pie of your sister republic who will look to you for corporations; and counsel when the Pacific question comes to be settled"
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, March 10. Bullish scntl- ment prcdominated in the corn mar. . ket today largely owing to we, weather and to unusual strength ot foreign exchange. Prices at the close were unsettled, 1 to 3-a cens net higher. with May lA7 to 1'4I l,s and July 40 7-8 to 1.41 l-S. Oats finished unchanged to IA cent uir and provisions at gains of 10 to a' cents. l..
 It was noticeable that buying de mand for corn appeared to rccelvs decided stimulus from the big up ward swing of sterling. Adverse re ports on the condition of winter wheat, especially in Missouri, gave increased momentum to rise oi
 Oats showed comparative weak ness as result of cancellations pS seab0ard exporters. ,
 Provisions developed a good dea of strength in line with corn ahe sterling.
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LELAL NOllLt.S
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 6l08.

In the Circuit court of Jefferson county, Arkansas J. M. Hlghtower, 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 Hlghtower Grain and Feed Co. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 11th day of Febru-
 $. F. VAULX, Clerk. ary A. D. 1920.
 (SeaD-2- 2-12-l9-2 3-i-11
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NOTICE
To Contractors.

Bids arc asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for :he erection of one 43 foot steel bridge with concrete abutments. situatcd about two miles nWthcast of Dexter in Jefferson county, Ark anaas.
 Bids will be received up to Il o'clock a. m., March 18th, 1920.
 Plans and specifications are on file with the. county highway engi- nee:.
 The successful bidder will be re- ouired to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his contract.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge
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POLICE ORGANIZE.

Paris, March 10.-In spite of op- position on the part of prefecture of police members of the graded force and the judiciary police have formed n union which has taken steps to- ward cooperating with the feder- ation of labor although it will not be affiliated with that organization.
 Seattle boxing promoters are try ing to arrange q match between Fred Fulton and Joe Cox, the southern heavyweight.
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NOTICE
ID Contractors.

Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for the erection of one 50 foot steel bridge with concrete abutment5, situated about five miles southeast of Altheimcr in Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Bids will be received up to Il o'clock a. m, March 18th, 1920.
 Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- nee;.
 The successful bidder will be re- auircd to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his con tract.
 K. H. WILLIAMS, sJpnf G4unoO aLI-90-o
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Irish girls are said to have the most beautiful hands. English girls are too plump and fleshy. The hands of the American girls are too long and narrow. The fingers of the German girls are too short and the palms too broad. The hands of the French, Italian and Spanish girls may be called indifferent. Next to the Irish. girls, the daughters of Po- land deserve the palm 50 far as the beauty of the hand is concern ed.
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New York, March 1o.-After start ing off about 10 points lower cotton seed oil advanced 40 to 66 points on short covering, inspired by higher sterling and cotton, but reacted the setback in lard and for want want of outside support. Closing prices were IT to 20 points net higher Sales 24,90O barrels. Prime crude 1900, asked; prime sumner yellow spot 19.OOM2O.5O; May 2O.10; July O.5O; October 1890. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

lGHT-CYLlNDER 5-PASSEN-
 smoblle; repainted, good top.
 It tires, $7oO or $240 down
 Tn 10 monthly payments.
 age commercial car; motor in
 shape; good tires, everything
 scc running order. Will take
 ar or truck in trade. Bal
 monthly payments. A bar-
 @aEo.oo. One Ford coupe;
 unning nm na order, sS75.Oo; will
 @o.oo down, balance in 10
 payments. One Ford tour
 painted, good top, good tires.
 n a1on very good shape; real
 S4za; Sl5O.00 down, balance monthly payments. One Ford
 g, two new Goodyear tires.
 ln good condition. A real
 sazo.oo. One 1918 Ford g : car; good upholstering, good pd tires, $4o0.o0. One Little alge touring; mootr overhaul.
 nt OastS srepainted, good top, obalanssEn monthly paymeuts sneu,U0 sIs Little Six" Paige tour;n~. Fent condition; must he saen appreciated; $775.OO; s26O down saiance I na in 10 monthly pavments "yNa 'su Maxwell touring, good as
 repnasnted; a real barg.;n
 '; $S29oo down, balance in a, ic " ments. One Cad;,,aO aO "a; ,sloo; two new cord ,,a' t;res nted .She@ top; motor in axceS es' condition. s190.0O down. Wa u,;i, } a Ford or Chevrolet ;n WI, n of the above cars. As an ; '' ion of what the public th;nn. ,n. lsed cars, we have sold six nsaJ Tn the past week. With snr;ru ;cu her our stock of used cars w;Ii lickly exhausted. We also h.,,. rmers plan on time pavments hich you can pay one-haif dow, balance in the fall, when th. comes in.. McGehee Motor Sale' any. (The Progressive Automo M Merchants). ll4 West Barrann, t, phone 604. 2-S7p1 |
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Now York Sugar.

New York, March 10.--Thc local market for raw sugar was easieI .todav with prices declining to 10 cents for Cubas, cost and freight' equal to HOS for centrifugal aI which level about S5,0O0 bags were said to have been purchased by re- liners. At the close. however, {, firmer undertonc developed ana while there were still buyers at lV cents cost and freight, no meTc was available at this level. with moid, ers asking higher prices. There were also pretty fair sales reported to the royal commission for Apn
 sh;nment at 9 3-4 cent f. o. b. Cuba
 The market for refined sugar wal wal unchanged at 14 to l6 cents for Int
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AUssEEs TO FLY.

Melbourne, Australia, March 10.-- Major General J. G. Legge, head of the Australian military aeronautic service is trying to wake up Aus tralians to the need of preparation for air defense in case of war. He declared in a recent speech, "Aus- tralia must fly or die, unless she is willing to change her color from white to yellow, brown or black"
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effective March 15. is granted to all by the Oklahoma Natural Gas com pany in temporary order issued by the state corporation commission today at the request of the company and a committee of Oklahoma City citizens. The increase will make the rate for gas supplied for domes- tic uses 4S cents for 1000 cubic feet instead of 40 cents.
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night when three customs guards, with drawn revolvers held more than four hundred longshoremen and sailors at bay until police reserves arrived and prevented the delivery of three prisoners arrested with alleged smugglcd liquor on their persons.
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PAGE SEVEN

granulated, Refiners continue te make moderate allocatons to their regular customers but the distribu- ton of sugar is still being inter- fered with by scarcity of freight car:.
 The market for sugar futures was easier, closing at declines of , to 20 points in sympathy with the early weakness in raw sales were 200 tons.
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Liberty Bonds.

Liberty bonds at 2;55 p. m, today were: 3 i-2's 9G0S; first 4's o050; second 4's S9.5S; first 1 l-4's 9l.30; second 1 l-4's S9.92; third Ifs 93.o4; fourth l-d's go.1O; Victory , 3-ls 9740; Victory 3-4s 97.42.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, March l0.-Rough rice no sales. Receipts 1,275 sacks; miicrs receipts 1,275.
 Clean rice strong; sales Honduras IFS pockets l5 5-S Japan 713 pockets 12 3-S; Blue Rose 2,337 pocekts 10 1-iMl2 1-4. Receipts 3,l93; bran and polish unchanged.
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Spanish women do not like to in vite a stranger to their houses. Most of them smoke cigarets while eat ing, and are inclined to resent any word of criticism.
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Wealthy St. Louis women have pledged themselves to subscribe ESQ., 900 toward the building of down. town hotel for wage-earning women of their city.
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RAISE GAS CHARGES.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 10.- Permission to increase gas charges eight cents for each 1000 cubic feet, companies distributing gas supplies
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Gnn. (OttOE.

New Orleans, March 1O.-spot cot ton steady 25 points higher Sales on the spot l3.50 to arrive l20o; 10" middling 32.5O; middling 40.75; gooa middling 42.57; receipts s,l84; stock 386, ,762.
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LiycrpOOl Cotton.

Liverpool, March 10.-Cotton spot in limited request; past week. GooJ middling 29.93; fully middling 2o.93 middling 2793; low middling 24.63 good ordinary 21.43; ordinary 70 35; sales 1000 bales, including 33ce American. Receipts 5000 bales in- cluding 1000 American. Futures
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TONS PURE, SOUND ME Ptton seed for sale; ginned
 nd ested sound; quality and guaranteed. See sample at zee. Price $500 a bushel in B, $3.25 a bushel less than !. Sacked in new 100-pound Phone 28Sl. R. N. Burks. 2-15-1m
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FOR SALE.

1OOs West Fourth-Five rooms. sleeping porch; garage; price SS,750. Good terms. You can't beat it.
 115 and IF West Eighteenth-Two fivc-room modern bungalows; half block off Main street; $4,500.
 A modern six-room house on West Fifth; servant house and garage; s4.500.
 1915 East Seventh-SiX rooms; r. odern. Ask us for long list of houses for sale
 McNEW REALTY COMPANY 200 West Barrauue. Phone 971
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Cotfnn Seed Oil.

New York, March 10--Spot cotton steady; middling 41.0O.
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LOST

ID DRIVING GLOVE FOR
 lost in or near Jewish kdnesday evening. Finder Ee at POS 1-2 West Barra- )One 46. 3-11-3t BAG LOST FROM AUTO-
 esday night, on Walnut Eeeg. Sixth and Eighth. Re- st0 0hh to Graphic. 3-11-6t
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.ISCELL ANXIOUS

(E-PERSONAL ATTENTION
 handling and storing fur (nd household goods. Cot Warehouse and Storage !, Third and Georgia. Phone 2-27-tf
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BIG BOIL ROWDEN COTTON SEED

Selected, machine culled seed of high, germination. The best Rowden seed in the southwest today. Write or w.1c for our prices on car lots.
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WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, girls or farmers. We furnish work and workers on short notice.
 Chas. Howard Real Estate and Elm ployment bureau, 217 12 State street or phone 994. 2-271m
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PITTMAN AND HARRISON CO. In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.


 GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIETY tons, several varieties of long staple in store and more to arrive. Eaglaiid and comnanv. 2-15-1ln st-> >SO-Ip-..9 cCInpPo-H9 -~-~~~~< ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK; fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Manager Graphic office. GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and, plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used a few weeks cost S2S; a bargain. Phone 5s2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. l-o-II FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677: Pine Bluff. Ark. l-o-t1
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT hg, modern convenience, |from car line; short walk s Short Leaf Lumber ccm- Ehildren. Phone 1176.
 3-11-Gt
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p-ALL KINDS OF SEC |d furniture. We also repair E and connect gas stoves.
 Furnlaure Co.,, 319 Pine phone 24S9. 12-3O-tf
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OLEN-REWA ARD.

bring car, 1914 model, stol- eZar Pine Bluff High k1Q Nay forenoon. License
 F,355-one tag on rear of
 r in tool box on running |achine number 1925. Equip -four practically new vacuum { Top of car down, due to fibs being broken. Radiator d, with two flanges. Body [ghtly to right. Reward for
 information leading thereto. est, Cotton Belt Bal.
 3-1C-3t#
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CABBAGE PLANTS, FOR SALE;
 frost proof, Charleston Wakefield, Jersey Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Sue cession. Apply James Merlo, phone 273A. 3-9-6t4
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Tomororw-What Helene Saw On tn,
 Balcony.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

SIX ROOM HOUSE, FOR RENT; ALL modern conveniences. Phone 1851, or apply 1410 West Barraque. 3-7-Gt
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ARMOUR FERTILIZER IN ALI. 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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ROCK ISLAND UP-TO-DATE FARM ing implements. Flows end tools of ali kinds. Special factory demon stration each Saturday. Cleveland Matthews Hardware company.
 3-7-6t
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FOR SALE

THREE HANDSOME CHAIRS, SOLID oak, hand carved, genuine black leather. Suitable for hotel lobby or something of the kind. Price reason able. 400 West Barraque. Phone 2589, 3-11-6t
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A LITTLE GALVANIZED RC oFlNG and all grades prepared roofing. One to three ply, complete $2.25 per square, up. At Cleveland-Matthews
 Hardware company. S-7-6t
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SWEET MILK FOR SALE, RETAIL or wholesale. Mrs. P. J. Wick, phone
 12S6. o-'-o.
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1--REWARD.

|white and brown Setter
 |swers to name of Queen" Sam W. Trimble and re- hrd. Phone 2201. 3-4-6t
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
B. MALE OR FEMALE HELP

 B. MALE OR FEMALE HELP ~~~~~o~"~0-~-~~~~"--"~ ~"-0-~~~>o~~>~-~-~~->~>~> w WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, girls or farmers. We furnish work and workers on short notice. Chas. Howard Real Estate and Elm ployment bureau, 217 12 State street or phone 994. 2-271m D. FOR RENT-HOUSES
 '~o~o~> '"~"~~~~>------0"-~-e~0---o- @~-~"->--- SIX ROOM HOUSE, FOR RENT; ALL modern conveniences. Phone 1851, or apply 1410 West Barraque. 3-7-Gt oGScSSecSGGSS
 sITUATIONs--FEMALE, REFINED YOUNG LADY WANTS position where willing work brings can take shorthand and dicta tion, phone 225.
 ScSSSScc4S
 TAKEN UP.
 ESTRAY TAKEN UP.
 Have taken up and keeping at o97 East Sixth avenue one COW. Owner may recover by proving ownership and paying cost of keep and of thie Laura E. Parks.
 3-11-6t sORREL HORSE, WITH white hind foot, on March 3 by c. c. Cobb, 1-2 miles west of town, on Princeton road. Call and pay reward
 3-10-Gt SS,S@SSSS l2- FOR SALE
 ~----->~~~-~~~~~~~~ THREE HANDSOME CHAIRS, SOLID oak, hand carved, genuine black leather. Suitable for hotel lobby or of the kind. Price reason able. 400 West Barraque. Phone 2589 3-11-6t 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 CABBAGE PLANTS, FOR SALE; frost proof, Charleston Wakefield, Jersey Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Sue ,ession. Apply James Merlo, phone ,734. 3-9-6ta AIREDALE DOG; nine months old. Cheap for quick sale. Apply 1416 Cherry. 3-9-6t INCUBAToRs, 60 EGG lp. Special 1-25O used Cypress 1ncu- oator for $4O.OO. Everything for rais- ng chickens. Cleveland Ma tthews, ,hone 832. 3-7-6t l ~~~o~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~o~"~~~~-c~"-~~~>0~~ TWO FULL-BLOODED COWS, FIVE and six years old, giving two gal ons of milk per day each; will be 'resh again in the summer. At a bargain of $65.00 each. These are two aice cows-to kill and will swap for beef cattle. E. B. Toney, Route No 1, City. 3-lo-ot
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THOROUGHBRED AIREDALE DOG;
 nine months old. Cheap for quick sale. Apply 1416 Cherry. 3-9-6t
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COTTONSEED AND VELVET beans--Mebane Triumph c,ttonseed and 9O-day Speckled velvet beans. Hicks Watson Seed Co.,, Shreveport, La. 3-2-10t*
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oR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- rent; every convenience; E walking distance of
 |ction. Also room for one |tlemen. Apply 713 Main,
 |14S. J-9-6t
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SITUATIONs-FEMALE.

REFINED YOUNG LADY WANTS position where willing work brings promotion; can take shorthand and dictation, phone 225.
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BUCKEYE INCUBATORS, 60 EGG up. Special 1-250 used Cypress lncu-
 bator for $40.0O. Everything for rais- ing chickens. Cleveland Matthews, phone 832. 3-1-6t
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FOUND-A SORREL HORSE, WITH white hind foot, on March 3 by c. c, Cobb, 1-2 miles west of town, on Princeton road. Call and pay reward
 3-10-Gt
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|RL FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
 school, six days a week.
 o3-11-3t*
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TWO PRESS FEEDERS. ton Printing company.
 3-4-6t
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FINISHED ROOMS FOR State street, phone 1882.
 3-7-6t
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HOUSE WIREMEN If of town work. Apply '"F. Eddington, Hote!
 3-11-3t
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TAKEN UP.

ESTRAY TAKEN UP. Have taken up and keeping at 997 East Sixth avenue one COW. Owner may recover by proving ownership and paying cost of keep and of this advertisement. Laura E. Parks.
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sTANT BOOKKEEPEP
 i chance for promotion. Iwn handwriting. "H." ! 3-9-Gt
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|oY 16 YEARS OLD OR 1 in mechanical depart Flv Graphic; day work.
 ement to boy willing to
 to his work. Apply |Graphic office, upstairs, brninc at 8 o'clock. If
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ALE HELL

YOUNG WHITE MEN b.t with surveying party ' several weeks work.
 .on to Room POP, Clti- ,ilding. ,'I and ask for MT. ''' 3-11-3t
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RENT-ROOMS

b BEDROOM FOR young lady. 619 Oak
 nnhone 2683. 3-11-6t