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CROP NEWS CAUSES ADVANCES
 IN COTTON MARKET

New York, April H.. Bullish crop news caused rather a sharp rally in the cotton market during the middle of the day, but reactionary Scntl- mcnt was more in evidence than re gently owing to expectations of grad uaIiy improving weather in the south. The general list closed steady at a net decline of Is to 35 points.
 The market opened steady at un- changed prices to Il decline in re sponsc to weak Liverpool cables and active months sold off under releas- .n& of liquidation. Trade interests were buyers on the decline and the market rallied later in the morning ,n expcctpaiona oi bullish weekly leather report. This proved quite as .Hiaverablc as expected, demand lall-
 q to hr9aGen materially however, ini the market weakened during the .&r,y afternoon under renewed re- l1:.s.llr. It WAS again sieadicd by .raoe buying and covering however, .lnd slowed rallies of few points at ..lr ci5se. Lae cuatainment of trans ,,uftation laeihtfe8 was said to be
 .uchus hpsncss m the goods mar .gl.
 H1q55ta to,.a5 10,i9a, making D. ,io.l32 ssa far this season, Port re -o.pts I6,l34; United States port ..utl:S ,207 100.
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Would Have East Again Meet West
 on Tennis Courts

San Francisco, Cal, April 14.--Dr. Sumner Hardy, president of the Cal iforria Lawn Tennis Associa ation, IS leading g movement for q second East vs. West tennis match for wom- en to be held in an Atlantic seaboard city this sumner. In the first match at Berkeley, Cal, recently the west ern women won.
 A number of the leading tennis players of Californla are planning to invade the East this summer Among these are William Johnston, national singles champion; Robert and How ard Kinscy, Pacific coast doubles champions; Willis Davis, Roland Roberts and Peck Griffin.
 It is hoped here that an inter sectional series for men can be ar ranged while these players are in the east.
 Wallace Bates and Edmund Levy, University of California stars, plan to tour the east during the early summer. They are arranging matches with the universities of Utah, Mich ligan,. Minnesota, Chicago, Harvard, Cornell, Syracuse and other institu- tions.
 Miss Helen Baker, Pacific coast woman champion, whose defeat of Mrs. Hazel Hotchiss Wightman won the recent intersectional matches here for the west, will go east this summer for the national events. May Sutton Bundy of Los Angeles, is reported to be playing tennis again and she may also go, as may Flora Livingston, of Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Ethel Sutton Bruce and Mary Browne ! of Los Angeles.
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New Orleans, April 14.-Weather And crop news III the cotton marke to- day was distinctly uufayorablc but tne railroad strike made for caution on the long side and instead of un- dertaklng fresh operations, many DUllish traders were disposed to even up and realize profits. This led to more or less short selling on the theory that reaction mlght set in at any tune, but sellers for short ac- count themselves were rendered cau- tIous by the storm to the northwest of the cotton region. The net results of the days business were declines of five to 2l points.
 Reports of very cold weather in the interior failed to give the marekt strength on the opening and in the early trading therc were losses on poor cables and the railroad trou- bles. Thc weekly crop reports from the government were as bad as ex- pected, telling of very backward planting, they created little fresh de- n,and and the heaviest selling came fate in the session.
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Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to an order of the Jefferson Probate Court, the undersigned, as administratriX of the estate of Charles Ortolani, deceased, will, on Wednesday, May 12, 1920 between the hours for judicial sales, offer for sale at public auction at the front door of the court house Tn Pine Bluff, Arkansas the following de- scribed land in Jefferson County, Arkansas, being the west half of the north west quarter (W l2 NW) 1-4.) of section eleven CID township seven CD south, of range seven CD west, containing eighty acres more or less, being lands which the inter state Charles Ortolani, deceased, had right, title and estate ;iil at the time of his death. tS
 The said lands will be sold to pay the debts of said estate and the sale will be made upon a credit of thre months, the purchase price to bear interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date of sale, and the purchaser will. be required to execute bond with approved secur- ty for the payment of. the amount bid, and lien will be retained upon the land to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 STELiNDA ORTOLANI,
 Admrx Est. Charles Ortolani,
 deceased
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Wheat Growers to
 Hold Conference

Kansas City, Mo-, April l4.-4Egcry angle of the wheat problem. includ' ing the cost of raising, harvesting and marketing, will be discussed at a meeting here April 22 and 23 of the National Wheat Growers Association, a section of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America. Representative from every wheat growing state in the country will at tend, according to G. s. Barrett, ot Union City, Ga, president of the ns- sociation.
 Methods of safeguarding the in terests of wheat producers will be given detailed consideration, it is cX' plained in the call for the conven- ton. It is probable that the estab- ! lishment of cooperative market or ganization in cities for the benefit of the wheat producer will grow out of the discussion of this phase of the
 wheat prowers problem, 1t IS de- l clared i From seven hundred to a thousand
 wheat growers are expected to at- tend the meeting, said MT. BarretV, when in Kansas City recently to make arrangements Tor the convcn' l ton.
 1 In addition to MT. Barrett, the ot' ficers of the association are; Wye president, A. V. Swift, Baker, Ore; and secretary, A. G. Davis, Grayette'
 Ark.
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IIelene's Married Life Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

Hove another man? Why, no, inn possible
 But of course l wouldn't tell dim that, I wanted to be wooed and won, like any normal woman. l wanted to be utterly convinced that l was loved and wanted, more than any other human being. To surrender now-though sweet - would curtail all moments such as these. Helene, you tantalize me" It A step sounded in the corridor and I withdrew swiftly from Jm's arms. l put nasty hand to my hair, to see if it was tidy. In the glass over Jim's shoulder I glmpsed d flushed though very pretty face eyes shining, and lips curving in 8 happy smile.
 Yes, love was the great trans former.
 There was surely nothing in the world so wonderful as love. Without it, life was drab and monotonous. TC live-unwanted and uncader for how deadly that must be But fate was not going to hand me such deal. Fate had been blessedly kind and generous. The tangled skein of my existence was being un- travelled. And sheerest happiness lay ahead for me.
 Helene Jim! Whats the mat ter?" Jim's mother paused for 2 moment as she entered the room, anc regarded us closely. "You both look as though you'd come into fortune! What is it?'
 Jim, smiling, turned to her. an convinced he was longing to tell hel how he loved me. And would have done so, too, had not with great presence of mind jumped up iron my chair, and laughngly cried:
 "I yield my job of nurse to you. The patient will insist on talking! can't do anything with him" ! Tomorrow--The Violet Envelope.
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for wheat The close was nervous at 5-S cents to 1 i-6 cents net advance, with May &l 67 5-S to 3-4 and July $i6o 3-4 to $t,GI 0u.s gained I'd to 1 3 cent. Provisions varied from ten cents decline to a rise of 20 cents.
 From the outset in the corn mar kct such notice was taken of the fact that exporters were paving #i&- ty cents or more above the estah- lshcd minimum for wheat. Daring the last part of the day some tenn porary weakness was shown because of seaboard exporters canceIlng of transactions in oats, presumably Canadian. The cancelling, however, was to provide increased vessel room for wheat and rye.
 Oats were governed by sympathy with corn.
 Provisions averaged higher, re- flrcting upturns in the value of hogs and grain.
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Far East Boxers On Way to U. 5.

Manila, P. l., April l4;-Gaudehcio co I hanelo who claims the feather ya;@ht w,sH and lightweight champion Ie sh;ns of the Far East, and Franc,is,, co c'F Flores, a lightweight boxer, sailed Il U fo for Seattle today on the steamer saer F,s Tg, b;mi Maru. The Filipino boxers are going under the management art;na %, Era Francisco Reyes, local sporting promoter, who hopes to optalh q per;es of matches for his protescs
 Canabela, who is nineteen years old has been fighting for only three
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successfully performed-not tend to bring old recclIections back again
 Half way through tea Jim's mother rose and left the room for moment. And Jim and l were quite alone.
 A sudden embarrass came over me. I stared into the heart of the fire.
 And then it was heard his dear voice say:
 Helene
 I turned, and saw Jim sitting for held out to me
 Life has it's big moments.
 One of the biggest have ever c%- pcrienced was when Jim leaned for ward toward me with that look oI love upon his face. ..
 There was no mistaking the light in his fine, dark eyes. It lit up all his features, till they seemed to glow as though with an inward radiance.
 And my heart thrilled to his.
 "Helene,' he whispered, very soft ". Helene, my dear"
 As though he were a magnet draw ing irresistably, I leaned forward to- ward him, placing my two hands ln his.
 Helene, this is like dream. He, drew my head down to his shoul- der, touching my hair with his lips The caress thrilled me. Helene, never wish to wake up again.
 The words-so simple, so utterly from the hcart-were, music in my foolish ears. It seemed as though were being waited into Paradise.
 Did Jim remember me? Just SC he loved me, I scarcely cared A sec ond wooing would be wonderful, told myself.
 His next words startled me.
 "Helene, tell me-there isn't any other fellow that you care for? T. can try--can't I?-to make yot love me ?'
 I hid my face against his shoulder
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XIV.-'Is THEHE ANOTHER MAN

Jim, as he sat by the fire, looked very pale and delicate-but very handsome. Dear Jim.
 A tiny tea table was drawn up be- side him, set for three.
 Helene, this is great occasion, isn't it?' The ready tears were in Mrs. St. Aubyns's mothcrly eyes. For she adored her son. "The doctor says-only twenty minutes-so we've got to make the most of it!
 We sat down close beside the glow ing hearth. It was an intimate little family picture-and felt immensely happy and content. Oh, if life could always be like this!
 My face was flushed with the healthy exercise of my brisk country walk. My hair curled in little rings about my forehead. put up ten tative hand to straighten it.
 "Leave it alone. It's beautiful / Jim looked into my eyes. His words were caress. I thrilled to them. "Just glance over my shoulder in the mirror, and see what an enchanting picture you make"
 I glanced. I smiled, we'll pleased. For to look ones very best under the scrutiny of a bcst-beloved Is something that the soul of every woman wants.
 Jim's mother poured the tea. Her hands trembled a little at her task. Like me, she was gloriously happy. and tears were near the surface.
 But we chatted of banal affairs. The weather-and the farm--and how soon Jim could take motor ride. He sat there, very silent for the most part Sometimes I wondered if. in the reccsses of his brain, he was struggling to piece together our story? Did the sight of me conJure up no old memories? Was the accl- dent always going to leave his mind blank | Would the recent operation-quite
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COTONSEED OIL.

New York, Arpil 14.-Cottonseed oil lacked independent feature again today. After advancing l6 to 23 points early on the rise in lard, the market reacted somewhat with cot ton and for want of trade and ex- port demand. Leading months closed to 10 points net higher. Sales II, 100 barrels. Prime crude 1850 sales; prime summer yellow spot IS M19.00; May 1S.43; July 1875; Oc- tober 1900; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Ills, April Ill., Hogs recepits' 150; strong to }o cent higher; top l5oo; sales insult ficient to justify detailed quota tions.
 Cattle receipts none; few sales Of holdover steers medium and good 12256i 1850; common 9.2olHlofo, light weight common and medium 7.5OM1150; butcher cattle heifefs 7.75m1400; COWS 7.50W .5o.
 Sheep receipts none; no sales
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FOCH TO SAN RENO.

Paris, April h. Marshal Foch will accompany Premier MiIlcrand to San Reno, where the Supreme Al- lied Council will meet next week. He will act as the premlcrs military adviser regarding the enforcement of clauses of the Versailles treaty pro- vidInC for the disarmat of Ger many.
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years, yet he has long string of victories to his credit. chiefly over men from Australia and the Philip pines. Flores is twcnty-slX years old and has been in the ring half a dozen years, his most notable fight perhaps being twenty round draw with Sid Godfrey of Australia.
 Since boxing of all kinds were pro hioited here about three months ago, the fighters have looked for other
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NEW ORt FANS RICE.

New Orleans, April li-Rough rice no sales; receipts l,602 sacks; Millers receipts same; clean rlce strong; sales Honduras 1,2l3 pock- cts at 3-Ac; blue rose 5aS $ 5-S(a 12-1-2; reecpit8 ! Sl5; bran and nolish unchanged.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, April Ia. Cotton spot slow; prices easier Good middliny 29.39; fully middling 28.39; middling 29.39; low middling 24.09; good or dinary 20.89; ordinary 13 80. Sales 5000 including 2,40O American. Re ceipts 5000 bales, including 7,200 American. Futures closed quiet. April 25.54; May 2542; July 24.96 October 23.S1; December 22.91; Jan uary 22.71; March 223O.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, April l4.-Final prices on liberty bonds today were: -2s, $95 0O; second is, S7.5o; first l-4S, 9O.6O; second Ids, 8714; third 1 1-1s, 9160; fourth 1 As, 87.54; Vic- tory 3 3-4s, 9GA8; Victory 3-4s, 96 50. z;
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other men prominently connected with that movement, have gathered at Danzig, which was made a free city under the Polish settlement and are thus outside cGrman jurisdic- tions today's dispatch to the Politi- ken from Berlin. Other leaders of the Kapp revolt are in hiding in Pomerania and Bavaria, the message adds
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~.-.>4-,>-~--e~~,-~>~-~-~~ HOUSE FOR SALE-4-ROOM HOUSE Water and gas; good neighborhood; 4-room house; modern; two blocks from Cherry; near new school; D. room house; modern; large lot; D. blocks from Main street; broom house; modern; and a brick store. A fine locations; 4-room house and black smith shop. An, ideal location. Groom house; modern; garage; chick en house; everything up to the standard. One block from the car line. Five block from Union Depot. Investigate Owner leaving town. 5-room house; a real home; near two car lines.
 LOTS FOR SALE-25th and Poplar. One inside lot 60x154. Good buy. 26th and Elm. Three lots one block from Cherry. Don't pass the mup
 t2th and State, three lots. They are worth the money. Between 18th and 1Gth on Cherry. One of the finest building lots in Pine Bluff. Paved on four sides. Large lot 77Xl20. t'&~ ccllent community, 18th avenue, be- tween Linden and Mulberry. The prlce is right today. Lumber is golns down, therefore, buy you lot ana build you homa-tomorrow Will Dc FIFTY-SIX ACRE FARM, 40 ACRES under fence and in cultivation. One half mile from the station and lo miles from Pine Bluff. Tom Blodgett' ''''1 >> 4-11-3t
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z The largest print paper mill in the world is being installed in a paper mill at Grand Rapids, Wis. Fms mammoth machine will turn out pa per at speed of 1,20O feet q minute, which is a rate of several hundred feet more than the largest machine now ill existence.
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WA1<T ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay 6t per pound. Rags wln be inspected before buying. Deliver to Graphle office, upstairs. tt
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|NE FORD TOURING, $45o, CINE
 ora touring, $35o; one Dodge tour- ppss, pso $oo; one Dodge commercial {, PPoo, o; one Maxwell touring, $6o0; mod N Hupmobile, S75O; one model N |upmoDlle, passenger, $l,05o; one |a'se M touring, $S25; one Maxwell ueE S4G0; one Overland truck $350:
 Ho T ord trucks, each $400. Any oi Iac x. apovc may be bought for 25 down |"a aa lo monthly payments. McGeicc- IoT|ieS InT Sales Co.,, 203-ll East Sec |iu avenue. Phone GOA. 4-S-tf|
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CATTLE WANTED.

Cattle for slaughter purposes. Fat catlc are worth more now than ever before l will pay extra FANCY PRICES for veal; fat, dry cows, o1 good steers. If you want the most for your stock, see me before selling. And now is the time to sell. F.. B. Toney, R. r. D. No. 1, or phone 1926, leave name, and l will call.
 4-15-6t
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SlTUATIONS-MALE

ANIED POSTPONE CAN DO 6an a,,oai work, am an experienced sales ban' bn,' can drive car, also have driven Is1cS and pushed d wheelbarrow, and EaI E;.. put not least, I'm still living
 nh the Wife I married four years |s |sS II you need me, just call phone Fso' 4-8-6t
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PRAYED OR STOLEN ABOUT Earch 3rd, black, brown raw-bone |Eseey COW, eight years old and on [edIlum sized bell; right ear has 3
 Pfk and underbit and hole and fork
 Rd underbit in left ear. Any one burning this COW to Pine Bluff, Pa notifying me will be paid $GJ
 F%ard. J. D, Helton, k. '. D. No.
 pox ll3, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER.
No. 6Ii5.

NO. bTID. lu the circuit court of Jefferson county, Arkansas. Hightower Grain and Feed company, plaintiff, vs. Fuller Woodbridge Commission com pany, defendant
 The defendant, Fuller Woodbridge Commission company, is warned to appear in this court within SC days and answer the complaint of plain tiff. ITightowcr Grain and Feed company.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 31st day of March, A D. 1920.
 (SeaD
 $. r. NAULX, Clerk,
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WANTED YOU TO SHAVE AT c. K. Barber Shop, J. r, Williams, pro-
 prietor. 4-7-lmo.
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ONE FARM SIX MILES ON MG-FAD- den pike, consisting of twenty-five acres tader high state of cultivation. Will raise cotton, corn or potatoes for rent. Apply PIP Walnut street.
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chief topic. The report on the sub lect will be submitted by Frederick Oinatead, chairman of the commit tee having IL in charge. Zoning also will be discussed on that day.
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Four operators are at your ser IT vice al au times. This means no w @ waitinr for treatment. For appoint memt, phone 1s46. Hollis Comforr , horr and Beauty Shop, over Rosenne,g Y and Burton's.
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STORAGE PERSONAL ATTENTION gwen to handling and storing fur nilure and household goods. Get ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone
 lz3l. 2-27-ti
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A ANIED-~ALL KINDS Ot SL.
 yn4 hand furniture. We also repair lu1Nltufe and connect gas sIoVeo. LW4ne fuInlaure Co.,, 319 PI4e street, phone 24o9. l2-30- u
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Kapp Outside of
 German Jurisdiction

Copenhagen, April 1l.-Dr. Wolf gang Kapp, leader of the recent un.. successful coup dctat ill Berlin and
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HAVE A FULL LINE OF GREEN fse plants for sale, for house or Iden. including tomatoes, cabbage
 nepper. Mrs. Mae Flower, o19 Est Eleventh. Phone 23S.
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MISCELLANEOUS

 DESIRE TO BUY 4 FOX TERROR puppy; net over one-year old. Gal phone 2602. 49-6t
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 7756.

In the Chancery court of Jcffer- son county, Arkansas-Cresia Hil- lard, plaintiff, vs. Calvin Hilliard, defendant.
 The defendant, Calvin Hillard, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff, Cresia Hillard.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 14th day of April A. D., 1920. . - (SeaD 5. F. VAULX, Clerk. l. 1 5- 22- -29-~5-G- l3-+
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PST BUNCH OF KEYS ON RING. |e Hupmobile key. Lost between
 fople's Bank and Orpheo Theatre Tn the theatre. Return to J. A. Pskirk, Pine Bluff Furniture com- my. 4-f0-6t
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NOTICE
To All Property Owners within Paw ing District No. 47--(Walnut- Olive Street Pavement-In- cluding Twelfth and Four
 teenth Avenues.)

Please take notice that the Board of Improvement for Paving District Mo- 47 of the city of Pine Bluff, Ar kansas, is preparing to pave Four tecnth Avenue from Olive Street to Laurel Street ard Twelfth Avenue from Laurel Street to Cherry Street.
 You are hereby notified that all excavations for the purpose of lay ing down water, gas and sewer sef- vice pipes or conduits to your pror- erty line on said streets, or any por- tion thereof, must be made before May 15, 1920. As the law prohibits any person from tearing up or excavating A paved street after the pavement is completed, it is necessary that every property owner make all desired water, gas and sewer connections be- bore the pavement on these streets is begun.
 II. c. FOX z.
 o. G. BLACKWELL
 T. J. COLLIER
 Board of Improvement for Paving
 District No. AT of the city of
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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)- FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOX RENT-ROOMS

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 FOG RENT NICELY FURNISHED trent room with all modern con- veniences, close in, on car line Gen. tlcinan cnly. Phone 2253. 4-14-3t4
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E OVERLAND, MODEL 83, EGUtP- with six good tires. Bernhardt tor Co.,, 903 Main street thone
 O 4-11-6t
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|ORGIA ROWDEN PLANTING Ia in 100 pound sacks, a5 per cent |mination; prices f. c. b. England 5. Thirty (3O) pounds to bushel; Bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel: to 200 bushels, S3.35, 200 to 1000 Shels, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, Ia. Remit check with order; refer : ke: England National Bank, Lit
 Rock. England and Tcbbetts Gin l, England. Ark. 3-1S-tt
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kAND NEW 1920 MODEL ONE
 hth old Oldsmobile run less than miles, equipped with Silveftown {d tires. two extras. two spring hpers, patent lenses, city and te license. Will sell at discount b take a third down, balance in
 hthly payments from right party. kner must leave city for entire
 hmer. Address "New Olds." care bnhic Box GIT, 4-I4-66t
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, April 14.-Fresh strength developed in the corn market today largely as result of the high prices
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l1e2 W. BARRAQUE, 5 ROOMS AND all modern Improvements, one block from car line and on paved street Lot 6ox154 and in good ncighborhood' p 5oo 4-116t
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|R SALE - ARKANSAS LIGHT i Power company stock five shares
 si0O each, per cent preferred to |sold at S92.50 {. share. Address k 1S1, Wabbaseka, Ark. 4-l4-6t
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GROVER CLEVELAND Wabbaseka, Ark.
D l3 LOST. 

pNG BLACK BILL PURSE BE- Teen Main street and shop gates, |ntalning one check on Merchants Pd Planters bank and two on Sim |ons bank, also claim check on
 merican Excelsior Laundry. Find
 please phone 13i9. Ed. Lindsay, pute 1, box 159. 4-14-6t
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FOR SALE

NJrMBER ONE SAW MILL iN
 l. class condition for sale. If sou in the market, see this mill. Tom Idgett.