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;: Tanning My Husband The Ncwspapc
By KATHLEEN FOX

Eve haven't been frightened but we heard what you two were talking about"
 Their faces fell.
 '"The dickens you did!" they ex- claimed in. concert.
 "So, tell us all about it, suggest ed Betty. "Bess and I thing we have a right to share your troubles. We demand to know, don't we, Bess ?"
 And then Jack told her everything.
 Betty's face changed as he talked. When he finishe dshe was smiling. Now she laughed.
 "And is that what has been wor- rying you, you poor silly boy?" she sair lightly.
 "Isn't it enough to make a fellow worry when he sees the chance of a lifetime slip away from him 2? asked Jack. t
 Betty shook her pretty heard.
 "No, sir; and I demand that your worries cease right now. Your deal can go on though. Don't let the money part of it worry you"
 Jack and Crittenden laughed. "But it takes money, Sis," said Jack, comically.
 And I've got that much and more, 7 said Betty. "It's at your disposal"
 "You've got what!" Jack looked at her in amazement.
 "You never asked what I had, Jack" said Betty, land never ask ed anything, but I'll give you a check for the twenty thousand to- mororw."
 "You won't either," said Jack, flushing.
 q will" said Betty, swectly defin- ant as he kissed her. "By George! What do you think of that" said Crittenden.
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, La., Feb. While the cotton market stood at small net declines during good part of the trading today, the close showed net gains for the session of ono to 22 points, these closing gains repre- senting to a great extent the effort. of early short sellers to get their profits. The selling of the day was due mainly to continued pessimistic talked regarding financial conditions in Europe.
 The opening was irregular and immediately after the first call the market broke on unsatisfactory fin ancial conditions and better weath CT over the belt. New buying came in on the decline, apparently from traders who were impressed by the discount on contracts and by the refusal of the spot market to follow the declines in the. contract market A rise followed, but the market met fresh offerings in the. early after noon and fell off to net losses fol lowed however, by q bulge late in tho daV
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We could hear Jacks and Critten7 den's voices very distinctly, l start ed to say something to save the situation, but Betty's hand restrain ed me. She was keen on the scent of Jacks worry and would not let me talk.
 Here's an error in your figures, Crittenden," said Jack. "Come back a minute and let's look it over,
 Crittenden's voice was h heard.
 The devil you say! Let's have a slant at that, Jack. Surely you must be mistaken, old man."
 Perfectly still, Betty and l sat and listened. We heard the rustling of papers and the creaking of chairs drawn closer to the table. Betty held her head to one side like a tird the better to hear. i twenty thousand to the total, groaned Crittenden. I could realize the disappointment he felt from the tone of his voice.
 "Well, then we're done for!" ex- claimed Crittenden.
 Betty's face blanched. She squeezed my hand, but said noth- ing. Her eyes widened curiously She had not the slightest idea what it all meant.
 "Pm sorry, Crittenden," said Jack "More for your sake than my own 1 too, and that's the truth" "And I can say the same thing te you old man," declared Crittenden his voice still heavy with disappoint ment.
 "Gad, but I've lost wonderful
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ADVANCE FOLLOWS EARLY REACTION IN
 THE COTTON MARKET

New York, Feb 2.-Early reactions were followed by an advance in the cotton market today on covering and trade buying. The general list clos ed barely steady at a net advance of 62 points of February and of 10 to 35 points on later months.
 The market opened steady at an advance on covering by some of Saturdays sellers who were probably influenced by a more hopeful view of peace treaty prospects and the opening steadincss of the stock mar ket. The continued weakness of foreign exchange was an unsettling feature which led to increased talk of restricted exports, however, and the market soon turned easier under a renewal of scattering liqndasicn, local and Wall street pressure, ac. companied by rumors of an easier spot basis on low grades in the South. There was some trade buying on this decline, with Liverpool q good buyer of October. and after early selling orders had been absorb ed, the market turned stcadicr ow- ing to the absence of selling pres sure from the South to confirm the reports of an easier basis. The close was a few points off from the best under realizing. Trading was com paratively quiet after the first half hour but southeastern mill interests were credited with buying new crop months and there was some south western buying presumably to cover
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIFTY
 tons several varieties of long staple in store and to arrive. Ragland and company. l-9-lmo
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Harding Avenue.

The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real property in paving district No. 40 in the city of Pine Bluff has been plac- ed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, act ion 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 10th day of January, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector
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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-tf
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CHAPTER, II.


 Have you seen Alice lately?" I cool gaze, and he had the grace to look little awkward.
 "Yes---no--that is a few days ago."
 Looking as pretty as ever, sup. pose?" spoke abstractedly.
 "She isn't patch on you for looks, fair. Helen of Troy!" he threw me a killing ogle.
 "Why the title?" I asked pertly.
 Tony smirked ingratiatingly as he
 "Because Helen swayed the hearts of men!"
 'I do not enby her." I rejoined in a flat, conclusive tone that knocked the romance out of the occasion.
 The taxi drew up outside Rum pelmayer's. We descended. <
 Tony kept close beside me as we walked into the tea-rooms. If il weren't that I should be accused oi vanity, I should state that he is childishly fond of playing escort tc pretty, well-dressed women!
 We found table in a prominent place-or rather, Tony did. pre- fer palmy, shaded corners. Tony Hikes the limelight. As hadn't any wish to nirt with him, on this oc- casion was rather grateful foi his predilections.
 Helene, you do look stunning! He flung an appraising glance at my expensive suit, pert little hat, i'm pecchable gloves and shoes, then looked complscently around the room as though to say:
 "Deucedly smart woman, isn'i she?" q know men!) The waiter came. with tea ana cakes. fnssed aaons the cups ah{
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Helene's Married Life By Nav Christie Copyright by Newspaper Syndicate

What could say--or think -ex- cept that the prosaic wording of this offer was franker and more sim cere than I could possibly have ex- pectcd of him? To hang up his hat in m ydainty little London flat--to be free from all financial effort or enxiety---the prospect evidently ap- -pealed to him!
 If he had only guessed that was already the wife of Jim St. Albyns, the look of pleased expectancy mingled with condescension--on To- ny's goodlooking face would prob ably have undergone change!
 As I was racking my brain for an arequate reply, help came from an unexpected quarter. My rowing eye caught sight of dainty feminine figure, all trailly, slinKy, silken gracefulness, engaged in conversa- ton with an aristocratic-looking man of middle age who was just about to leave the restaurant.
 "It's Alice, Anstruther!" sig nailed her. She rustled over. "Helene, you dear, sweet darlipg!' Alice bestowed scented, powdered lcarmined kiss upon my cheek. ! Then she turned gushingly to To, Iny. She shook playful finger at him.
 "So this is what you do when I'm mot with you taking attractive spipsters out to teal" A flash ot Iannoyancc glinted in her innocent baby blue eyes. "Bad boy!" Tony looked largely uncomforta- | ble. began to enjoy the situation | In her shallowt little heart, Alice couldn't care for Tony. Only heg vanity had been piqued. If it had been Jim. now7Jim with fr.r.+i,..ad .,, paoas f6A
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. ".
Walnut and Olive Streets.

The tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real property in paving district No. 47 in. 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. r If such payment is not made, act- ion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment, and for legal penaltiss and cost.
 Given under my hand this 14th dsy of January. 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collectox 1-15-1mo
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saucers. Tony's champagne-colored eyes were on me. They began to give me creepy little thrills. "Helene!1" He leaned across the table, and inadvertently brushed against my hand. Helene, do you never feel a triflc lonely in that little flat of yours, all by your self ?"
 A quick, sharp pain contracted my heart. He had touched me on the raw. Lonely in my little flat? Dear heaven! Had I not wept bitterly to- day for hours, through utter lone illness? Now Jim had gone, felt 1 never wished to see the Rlace again!
 "Why-why do you ask?" stam- mered, taken aback. IL
 Because you know I'm tremen- dously interested in you" said To ney, in the cooing, soothing tones he keeps especially for pretty women l"And I think you're too charming to become-er Bohemian" | tilted up my face provocatingly Two could play at this game.
 "What remedy do you suggest?' ? A challenge lay in my eyes as they met his glance.
 "A husband" he responded prompt | ly. Then:
 Helene, you're too beautiful tc be alone!"
 "And unprotected ?" I smiled 9 little wanly. Tony's ], remark had stirred up memories. F But he went biundering on:
 ~.sYou need husband. Suppose Helene-oh, I'd look after you most awfully we'll! I would. indeed! The little flat is so--s0 homelike. And |iso central; Think of the good times we could have! Pop out to show Tor dinner every night! What : what dp you say, Helene:"
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, Feb. 2.--Liquidation local professional selling on pronounced weakness in lard res in lower prices for cotton sec today. Support from refiners q ed the decline, Closing prices 22 to 31 points net lower. Sale 700 barrels. Prime crude prime summer yellow spot March 21.50; May 21,75; July Prime winter yellow and st white nominal.
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|NTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC hand furniture. We also repair
 hiture and connect gas stoves.
 |ng Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine
 let. phone 24S9. l2-3o-s1
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SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO !.
Missouri Street.

The tax books for the colloetf6a of special assessments upon the m property in sidewalk district Nd \ IT tho city of Pine Bluff hAya kel placed in my hands. .s.s 2.
 Al owners of real prApertF ly{n& in the district are required n TIT. their assessments tg me wfithip tsixt days from this date. 9 1Sl
 If such paymenx is not nlnde ion will be commenced Gt tjteN < that time for the k0llectien1 ef
 assessment. and for asen s and cost. q. iss l3
 Given under ay hend kjx 4 of EobruarY. 192Ns < sss is'' sss5 s
 SIMON BIC
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bMFORTABLY RMS II E D |pm, close to business section: in
 Id neighborhood; gentleman pre-
 fed; private family. Phone 22l3. C-3 fit
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FINISHED ROOM ON THIRD or Orpheo theatre building. 1-30-6t
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WARNING ORDE
Case No. 7537.

In the Chancery court son county, ArkansasE plaintiff, vs. Noah Pierce
 The defendant, Noah warned to appear in this in thirty days and answ plaint of plaintiff, Fife
 Given under my hand of said court this 17th uary, A. D. 1920. (SeaD s. r. VAU 1-20-27--2-3-1O-17
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7541

In the Chancery Court ( son County, Arkansas---BilI son, plaintiff, vs. Lizzie ] defendant.
 The defendant, Lizzie is warned to appear in within thirty days and a complaint of plaintiff, Bil son. .-..
 Given under my hand an of said court this 17th d; 'uary, A. D. 1920. (SeaD s. r. VAUL1 1-20-27-2-3-10-17 Toney & Craig, Atty's.
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BEDROOM FOR GENTLEMAN; PER
 ctly sanitary, and with every con- 5nience; boarding house next door. pply 725 State. 1-2-6t
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WARNING ORI!
Case No. 75;

In the Chanccry court of Jefferson county, Arkansas--Will Ferguson plaintiff, vs. Bettie Ferguson, defend- ant.
 The defendant, Bettie Ferguson, is warned to appear in this court with- in thirty days, and answer the com. plaint of plaintiff, Will Ferguson. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 17th day of Jan uary, A. D. 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk (Seal l)-1
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New York Sugar,

New York, Feb. 2-Thc local market for raw sugar was quiet and prices were unchanged. Holders generally are not offering any too freely but the demand is not active, with refiners inclined to hold off as they are receiving considerable sugar purchased some time ago but held up on account of the strike at some of the Cuban ports. The market and freight, equal to 1904 for cen .trifugal, with further re-sales by re- liners of sugar now due at these prices.
 The market for refined sugar was unchanged at 15 to 16 cents for fipe with allotmelnts expected to increase in the near future as q result of the more liberal supplies of raw sugar.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Feb. 2.--Corn developed strength today owing largely to of supplies at terminal The market, which at in- tervals had been nervous and weak, closed strong, Is cent off to 1 cent advance, with May 1.35 7-8 and July 1.32 5-8 to 3-4. Oats lost 1-8c to 1-4c and provisions 42 to $1.45.
 Notwithstanding that the visible supply of corn showed q small in- crease today, the grain did not alter the fact the total stock was tn. smallest at this time in many years. In this connection, bulls put parti- cufar stress on advices that farmers continued to hold out for $1.50 a bushel at loading stations.
 Oats were weak as result of gossip that exporters had resold one million bushels.
 { Provision declined sharply on nc count of the unexpected large amount of live stock which the gov ernment reported on farms.
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E. st. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, Feb. 2.-Hogs, IT, 900; generally steady. Top 15.80. Bulk 15.50M15.70; heavy 15.25p 15.4O; medium 15.4O015.70; light 15.OO@15.80; pigs 13.20@14.50,
 Cattle 5000 steady. Choice heavy steers 14.75@16.0O; medium 11.00@ 14.5O; common 9.00M1075; choice lights 12.50@16.25; common 8.254 1925; butcher heifers 7.75@15.00, cows 7.75M11.50; canners 5.9O007.5O; {; calves 13.00M19.50; feeders 8.50M 12.O0; stockers 7.0OD1O.5O.
 Sheep 2,6O0; steady to 25c oliver. Lambs 17.75M20,25; culls 13.00M 17.25; yearling wethers 14.50M19.50; {; choice ewes 9.50M13.25; culls 5@9.
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 75s6.

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.--Ed Morris. plsin- tiff vs. Queen Norris, defendant The defendant, Queen Morris, is warned to appear in this court witll- in thirty days and answer the coIsl- plaint of plaintiff, Ed Morris.
 Given under my hand and the scal of said court this End day of Febru- ary, A. D. 1920
 s. F. VAULx, Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. c. (SeaD -3-10-17-24 3-2
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To the Public

I wish to announce that have pur- chased the interest of my partner, A. D. WICKETT, and will operate the business as before. We will operate under the name
 PIERCE & SON Thanking the public for their past patronage and hoping for continu- ance of same, we are,
 Yours truly,
 Pierce & Son. .1S West Fourth Avenue Phone 1857
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kREE-ROoM APARTMENT, WITH
 |vate bath; furnished in quarter k; screened porch; two outside en-
 Inces. A. w. care the Graphic. 1-29-6tf'
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. LEGAL NOTICES PAVING DISTRICT NO. WARNING ORDER.
 Case No. 7517.
% GtD---
Case No. 7517.

In the Chanccry court of Jt county, Arkansas--Lenora TT plaintiff, vs. Tom Thornton, ant.
 The defendant, Tom Thorn warned to appear in this cou in thirty days and answer t plaint of plaintiff, Lenora T Given under my hand and of said court this 18th day uary, A. D., 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, {
 0. E. REEVES, (Scal) )------1-13 -20-27--2-a
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PAGE NINE,

no sales. Receipts 14,106 sacks; millers receipts 1,452,
 Clean rice strong; sales Honduras 625 pockets 12 3-4M13 1-2 Japan 460 pockets II 3-4M12 3-8; Blue Rose 3.6l4 pockets 8 7-SG12 3-8. Receipts l6,475. Bran and polish unchanged.
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TIRE AND RIM LOST OFF OF autolnohile between Pine Bluff and Star City yesterday morning. Finder please leave at Reinberger and Col Her Drug store and receive reward.
 1-23-tf
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tism, or any blood. liver or klaney % 2
 disease or money refunded. Y: & D. is q great tonic and system bulioer. Soid bv all druggists or sent lre- naid Sl.OO per bottle; SIX boSties for S5.00. Dealers, order G. ,. from f your iobbers. Write me lor tastianonials. Enough saio aA'
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TO BUY FROM OWNER, SIX OR seven room house; modern, and Tn good conditions; west of Main. Ad- dress Box 506. 2-3-et+
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Iiberty Ropfls

New York, Feb. 2.-Prices ol Liberty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were: 3 12's 92.28; 1st As 9128; 2n As 9006; lst i 1-4s 91.46; 2nd t-i's 90.32; 3rd 1 1-4s 93.06; A 1-4's 90.5S; Victory 3 3-4's 97 Victory 3-4's 97.92.
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BLACK GORDON SETTER DOG,I wearing new collar; answers to name of Sport" Return to J. A. Coles, 1221 State, and receive re- ward. 1-27-6t+
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CHlLD'S EUTRIA NECK-PIECE. lost between Hotel Pines and the Citizens bank. Finder please return to Mrs. A. E. Cone, Hotel Pines and
 receive reward. 2-1-rt
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GUARD FROM WATCH CHAIN. Finder please return to Mrs. J. B. Tal-
 bot, 20th and Alabama. 1-25-6t
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POCKET BOOK CONTAINING SOME currency and travellers checks issued by Fletcher National Bank, Indiana
 polls, Ind, to c. J. Thompson, not good unless bearing the above sigma ture, payment stopped. Reward for return to s. C. Veil Motor Co. 2-1-2t9.
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SILVER MESH BAG CONTAINING about $16 in bills and silver and re- ceipts. Initials L. P. G. engraved inside. Lost Thursday at Bynn Yam store or on West Barraque or West Thirteenth. Return to Bynn Yam store on West Second and re- ceive reward. 1-31-6t
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[r,oN Ry COLORED MAN
 iior rter and experienced truck
 sf any make car; acquainted 4ha town and county. Eugene Y r"1 1so6 W. Pullen; phone ;: 2769. a ,, Fl, looo 1-28-6t+
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Feb. 2.--Cotton spot in limited request; prices lower Good middling 30.11; fully middling 29.1I,
 middling 27.S6; low middling 25.31; good ordinary 22.36; ordinary 21.36. Sales 5000 bales including 2,OOO American. Receipts 71,000 bales in cluding 66,1OO American. Futures
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CORN FOR SALE.

Will have car of ear corn here in day or so; 200 to 300 bushels more than 1 can use; offer it for sale. Phone 2881. R. N. Burks. 1-31-3t
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SOUTHERN COUPLE, WITHOUT fhl!dren, desire furnished room,
 Eith or without meals; prefer rri- Gate bath; would consider small fur nished apartment, with private bath. Address T. J. C., care Graphic. 2-3-3t*
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1 Ts1TUATIONS-MALE

r. NAN. EXPERIENCED. IN
 ocerv and merchandise busi- g grotsty 'ts position, but would pre- :.;on wan.s with wholesale house Posl,.I Pn,.I will be considered. Refer
 Wal "Sddress J. F. care Graphic. Aooie 1-29-6tF
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CINE RED COW, SMOOTH CROP, split in each year; top of horn sawed off. Liberal reward will be paid for as to whereabouts. j.. N. McFadden, R. F. D. No. 4, Pine Bluff, Ark, rural phone 9523F2.
 C-3- Ct sf
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WANTED-HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM
 house; no Call 1884. 10-22-tf WANT TO BUY, FOR CASH, AT reasonable price, home of five to seven rooms; in good neighborhood. Address Fred w. Palmer, Box 5o5, City. 2-3-6t+.
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It is almost as easy to avoid colds as to contract them. Use brunsons Famous Prescription. l-24-t1
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MISCELLANEOUS

Inrn-TO REPAIR YOUR AUTO
 .ucle fire or tube, rubber boots, Evater bottles or any ruDper P 1-30-6t*
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CKEYE INCUBATORS, ALL sizes breeders, thermometers, grit, charcoal, oyster shell, Reefers tonic Ccnkey's remedies, roofing, poultry net wire. Everything for the chicks at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 .o1 c&
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WANTED-ROOMS.

{TORES LOCATED 31e EAST THIRD
 venue for rent; possession about spril 1. Apply F. Brooks, P. 0. Box
 ~, Tulsa, Okla. 1-28-6t
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FARD OF $1O WILL BE PAID
 ;nformation leading to identity Gentleman who disorderly ran
 hen belonging to John w. nipht watchman at Fort Scott |hum plant, on Wednesday, Jan.
 '3A' 1-29-6t
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ROCK ISLAND STALK CUTTERS
 Imperial cultivators, Twenty Century planters, and all kind of blows and small implements, at Cleveland Mat theWS HdW. Co. 2-1 St
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ONE FOUR ROOM HOUSE: ANp .9 one fiye.room house, at Tweii'n p;na sma Hickory. See J. A. Mcleod ol,'st @ PIuff Lumber company. .o.>S~l-S l-SS HALF BLOCK GROUND, SIX ROOM pDso hansc e barns, gardens; on faer rec ppiir, Rr;dre pike; six blocks from caSn' ear inc for sale; $3,500. J. F. Caas' 127 1-2 Main St.
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FOR SALE

F;rst-class shoe repairing, shoe shining parlor, and a brand ne% .aS pressing and cleaning outfit, ioca'eu eu next door to Central Pharmacy, OH Main street. Best location in town' OWL Now doing big paying nuslpess, Other propositions must nave my
 Apply ALEX FRANK
 MODERN REPAIR SHOP
 520 Main street. -------. ------~
 ------s->
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Shot Cation

Spot Cotton
 New York, Feb. 2.-Spot cotton steady; middling 39.15.
 New Orleans. Feb. 2.-Spot cotton quIet and unchanged. Sales on the spot 532; to arrive 702. Low mid- ding 32.38; middling 39.S8; good mlddling 41.88. Receipts 1857; stock 39G,778.
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: FOR SALE-AUTOS

USED CARS FOR SALE.
 uNE 1918 DODGE TOURING $775.00; one 1917 Dodge touring $55OO0; one agl7 Dodge $575.00; one 1917 Dodge oIo'OO; one Model N Hupmobile tour ing, overhauled, new top, good tires ana repainted, bargain at $775.00;
 one little six Paige, overhauled, new eossssesery, essey new paint, good buy at
 s.vo'oO; one Chevrolet touring at 9aVO'oO, 1918 model with demount- aple rms; one little six. Chalmers, .n good shape at $675.O0; one Ford touring, two new Goodyear castings, S42S'0o; one four cylinder Cadillac ~ bargain; one Stoddard Dayton at Sl5O. Any of the above cars can pc purchased for one third cash down ana the balance in 10 monthly pay nehts' ns McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, Ihone 6O4, IA West Barraque St.
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AUTO GLASSES, LOST IN ROSEN- berg and Burton's Sunday. Finder will receive reward by returning ts Geo. H. Adams, at Graphic office
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