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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19
WATERWAYS BODY
OPENS CONVENTION

81 uuir tDril = The United
6. atc4 NUT dtyclop and encourage
here inland WATERWAYS tram portat'on
v ,shc cXpcrta TO retain her position
il the world If commerce.
The warning was sounded bv speak
p, the convention Of the Missis ippi
valley WATERWAYS association TODAY.
The railroads have reached the linn
il Of their capacity. it was emphasized
Sneakers also urged that the as
eociatjon be merged with the MISSES.
"fppi valley ASSOCIATION VIII IN opens
its cnnvcn ion here tomorrow
James T.. Smith of this city pre- IL
dent of the association asserted Amor
lea compared With Europe of CITY
wears ago when the continent diSc0y.
cred the necessity of using watcrwa -
as carriers and BULL artificial Chah-
ncls
I'VE have natural channels" he SAIL
but il appears We do not appreciate
their value as carriers af our produce
Brig. Cen. f. T. Mines. chief of the
transportation division of the war de
partmcnt asserted the railroad VOL
coined Tho arrival of wafer transpor-
tation. as "A ''nrcessarv ally in the so.
lntlun of the tran ;portalion problems
Commerce has a groa or. moro mr..
cert need for watorwava TODAY than
oyer before" he declared
"Thc present rail situation is sufli-
Glen. evidence of this
"Thc demands which the railroad :
are being called upun to meet arr
greatly in excess of their combined
facilities. There T. am existing m
supplied demand for 500 600 freight
cars. Railroad men have admitted
that every locomotive plant in the
country would have q work at can.
acitv for three wears TO enable the
railroads to catch I'm with the present
demand.
"Thus tho railroads arc nbvsicaIly
unah1o to meet the transporta ion de.
mands Of this now ora. Of thi, work
the WATERWAYS must perform an i'm.
por:ant share
The operation Of the several barge
service already initiated il but sin
gle. although vital phase of this now
undertaking Within the ncXt few
months il is anticipated that he com.
nleto river fleet as originally manned
for Miss ,sippi operation BY the rail
road administration will be in service
This COMPLIMENT will total forty steel
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

Typical Of the virility the human
ity. and the appeal of AL the former
Rex Beach screel productions is his
latest "1Ce Crimson Gardenia,' a
perturbation of one Of his most wide
" read works. An extraordinary cast
headed by Owen Moore and Hedda
Nova, and including such players as
Tully Marshall, Edwin Stevens and
Sydney AiUsworth, portray with
aplomb this drama Of civilization
as old as the thirteen colonies, in
which the author has combined the
fierce passions of semi-foreian race
with the ideals of inherent Americans.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

WANTED Young woman for dining
room work Apply personally Ry-
burn hospital
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

D. Of I. Card Party
Tuesday evening, April 20,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

WANTED An elevator 10y in Mo
loncy Building, Inquire at Moloncl
Building.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-19

FOR SALt-Good farm; about 900
acres; easy distance lrCm ottawa;
Ilcnty of excellent water and fine
buildings; $3.50 yer acre.
". r TT SLY. Claus Bldg, Ottawa
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'Barnyard Golf
 RetrOgrade Sport

St. Petersburg, Fla. Feb. % "Barnyard Golf" enthusiasts from all parts of the country were entered in the national championship horse shoe pitching tournament which be gan here today. The contestants, headed by Fred N. Brust, of Colum bus. Ohio, national champion, in- clude many of the most noted play CTS of the game. Several teams from Akron. Ohio, composed of stars among employees of rubber goods manufacturing concers, also were en- tered, their employers having an nounced they would send them here in order to encourage the sport among the factory workers. The Akron delegation will attempt to se- cure the next annual tournament for that city.
 The duration of the tournament is indefinite because of the large entry list, the local club alone hay ing a membership of more than 300 of whom many will contese in the championship events. The contest ants range in age from youths in their ealy teens to Ezekiel Barnes, of this city, an expert Sl years old.
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Helene's Married Life Christie Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

In the above respects. Tony, at any rate, considers that l fill the bill But by this approval T am no whit flat tered For the real, emotional Helene Beauclaire is a closed book to Tony and his kind--and always will be. Superfcialities are all that Tony wants or gets. s
 "Yes, you may come with me--if you're good!" remarked at last. "If you aren't going in to talk to Alice, then you'd better come round with me to the garage
 We stepped out together from the brightly-lit hall into the gathering gloom.
 "There's something that l want to say to you, Helene!" Tony placed a firm hand immediately below my el- bow, and piloted me across the lawns. His voice took on the hard note which invariably is the. prelude to something unpleasant.
 Speak on," I said, "it's a free country!"
 "It's about Mir. Travis Lloyd" pro- ceeded Tony. Helene, you've been encouraging him outrageously-a he's old enough to be your father!" A demon of perversity entered me.
 He's perfect dear," 1 said, land quite one of the most attractive men I've ever met! I like him tremen- dously-"
 "Go easy, Helene!" A hard, jealous note was in the young mans voice again. Attractive, is he? Well, maybe! But l could tell you thing or two about him that would make you sit up and take notice! You'd better be careful"
 I swung around on Tony. 1 felt irritated. For 1 have no use for the type of man who miscalls another man behind his back.
 "Why did you partake of his hos pitality tnen!"
 Because of you, Helene. I want ed to keep an eye on you. You're so lmpresslonable--"
 | smiled at this.
 Don't be jealous goose, Tony!",
 "Oh, Pm not jealous,'~ said my com panion huffily, "only-there's mys- tery about this Travis Lloyd. Why does he live alone in that huge bar racks of a place? Why isn't he mar red and settled with family like other men? Why does he prowl around the place at night, scarlng a fellow stiff with his queer move ments :"
 What do you nlean?" I asked, thinking of the curious scene ahtt l
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XXIII-TONY'S TALE OF THE s. NIGHT.
By May Christie

The three of us partook of tea. Alice and her husband seemed so happy that I felt like an intruder.
 After the freside meal was over, l rose hastily to my feet.
 "I'll wander around to the garage, and see if the car is ready"
 "Do, dear," said Alice, land you'll find my motor coat out in the hall. Wear it, for the evening will be chilly"
 Out in the hall l found more than the motor coat. 1 bumped into Mas ter Tony, looking very spick and span and carrying letter in his hand. He had strolled over from Thorny Grange.
 "Alice is in the drawing room with her husband" l said rather curtly. wasn't in a mood for Tony and his blandishments.
 "It's you l have come to see," re- marked that young man imperturb- ably. He fixed his bold eyes on my face.
 "Then I'm afraid you will be dis appointed. For Pm motoring to the railway station, to meet the evening train!"
 "Elusive creature! You don't mean to say you're going away?'
 "No! My errand is charitable one!"
 "Then may come with you, my pretty maid?" he chanted flirtatious- ly.
 I hesitated.,. Thy somehow didn't seem to fit the 0c,a 9a, One tires of his perpetual dip.s5fsGy. Also-there was a deterMlned g.lnt Tn his bold eye that foretold 2 definite desire for love- making.
 And l was actually going to meet my mother-in-law! If 1 handn't been so worried over Jim, the situation would have been amusing. Poor Tony! If he only knew.
 As have remarked before, strong ly suspect that astute young man of mercenary motives. My income, when in stage parlance-I am working, is large one. As Tony's wife, l cer- tainly should have to work. The resting periods would be few and far betweeh.
 Resides, the type of wift that Tony wants is the type that in clothes, looks, manners would arouse meas ure of envy in the hearts of other women, and cause the men to apply to Master Tony such genial names as "lucky dog," "syl. old winner" and so on.
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had witnessed from my bedroom win dow at Thorny Grange.
 1 Tony lowered his voice as he said:
 Might before last, went out rath- CT late to get a breath of air, and smoke a cigar. Just as l was about to light up, I saw mans figure skulking in the shadow of the house. It was Travis Lloyd. I lay low-then I followed him. He went round to a back wing of the house, and gave a long, low whistle. Then two men ap- peared. They were great, hefty chaps-locked light pugilists or bur glars-or worse! Repulsive- looking customers they were!"
 "Go on." I said breathlessly. I was deeply interested in this version of the tale.
 "It was mighty odd" continued Tony, meditatively. "They had a short confab with Lloyd, and I saw him slip a couple ftwenty-dollar bills into their hands. Then they sneaked0 off across the grassland again I followed, keeping we'll in the shadow of the house.
 "I rounded corner, and nearly ran full tilt into what looked to me like an undertaker's wagon! The men weren't to be seen but presently they emerged froi1f inside this charming vehicle, went to an ivy-covered door, and presently returned with what looked to me like corpse smothered in blankets!"
 He paused for moment, then went on:
 Again appeared our friend, MT. Travis Lloyd. Blessed if he didn't step out of the shadows, whispering: All clcar!' The men hurried towards the cart. I watched, feeling very eerie, for I made certain that mur- der had been committed, and that the body was being smuggled out"
 But, just as the procession went by me, the queerest thing occurred! The corpse inside the blankets gave blood -curdllng laugll--a long, low, horrible chuckle that almost froze me to the marrow. Honestly, Helene, l was scared stiff! didn't wait for any more! I'd had enough"
 Maybe you were mistaken 7" suggested, wishing to hea rmore. "Un, no, lndeed,' said Tony quick ly, '.the wnoie anair was very stnis- ter--very shady! l didn't say word to Travis Lloyd about It, TOT, or course, there was foul play some where. But i'm waJcning nm." l. Yomorrow-JIMS MOTHER
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

sEElGHT-CYLINDER 5-PASSEN- repainted, good top, ent tires, $700 or $24O down, Ee In 10 monthly payments. kodge commercial car; motor in ' shape; good tires, everything Elect running order. Will take gar or truck in trade. Bal m monthly payments. A bar
 s 9loo.oo. One Ford coupe;
 running order, $375,O0; will slzo'Oo down, balance in 10 .ly payments. One Ford tour s,epa'nted, good top, good tires, Ill very good shape; a real U s425; $150.0O down, balance
 monthly payments. One Ford
 's' two new Goodyear tires, Tn good condition. A real m S425 %. One 1918 Ford Rg car; good upholsterinc, good
 $400.O0. One Little touring; mootr overhaul 0ttery, repainted, good top, 'eh. tlres, $650.00; $25O.O6 q o1slance in monthly payments. 'sIe Little Six" Paige touring; lent condition; must be seen appreciated; 2 s775.OO; s2SO down ,arance ! aaa s in 10 monthly payments. t92o Maxwell touring good as
 3Rpalnted; a real bargain, B S20,00 down, balance in 10 .V payments. One Cadillac Hg; S575.0O; two news cord tires, ,.se9. new top; motor in excel $l90 % down. We will ford or Chevrolet in on '. 'ne above cars. As an in- 'on 'uaa or what the public thinks isea cars, we have sold six used 'n the past week. With sprine sss ;a,., our stock of used cars wifi '.ckly exhausted. We also havs ,: msrs plan on time payments N slcn you can pay one half doyrn <, ss,' cs. cs.ance Tn the fall, when the ssMes n. McGehee Motor SaIcs The Progressive Automo n S nants HI West Bsfrrao,,, n !,
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Brilliant Stars
 Have Trained At
 San Antonio Park

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 26.- Many brilliant stars of balldom have sped e'er the diamond paths at League Park, where the New York Nationals will go into spring training March 2 for the 1920 season.
 In the park $ history, a long line of diamond celebrities have tanned un- der glowing sun during spring training, and many an ambitious ro- cruit rom the "stlcks" mas found the spirit of hope or dispaIr lurking in tho shadows of us dugouts.
 The Philade!pila Americans tram cd at League FarE n lJl3 and i91t, and the St. Lntra Nationals worked cut theEe n inc springs 0f 1915, 19lo, l9lJ ard 1918. Ile Cardinals went to hog Wells, n-ar hyre, In 1915, but dld most O5 thG'' stork at League Dark with the t5t.Eylaud Indians,
 Toe New ' Orll N..aaUS mad brief eX- perieHce with She park ln l9lo. when tEey put Gn the iinisnung touches of thelr sptlnG work ncre. In 1919, the St. LCuIs Browns started one of thelr most Saccesslut aeuSons by develop lng pitching arms and batting eyes here.
 ln addition to q training season or about three weeks tor the Chants, the local park will be used for an unu- sual number of exnibftlon games un s cprlng. Tine Chants Will play the boston Red Sox here in an exnibitlou March Z4. The St. Louls Browns wlll play the San Antonlo (rexas League ] Ceam Marcil 70 and 2l, and the Cnica- go White Sox will play the Iocals Marcn 31.
 The Chants will arrive here the night of March 1, according to pres enr plans.
 Exsept on dates already fixed, the Giants will oppose the San Antonlo club every Saturday and Sunday.
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E11RNITURE FINISH AND an; permanent position;
 os Apply at once, ready l 115 East Second. 2-2l-ot
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, Feb. 26.-Price move ments were moderately broad in cot ton today, carrying the market both above and below yesterdays close.
 Last prices were 41 points up to 19 points off met.
 Rumors that the Bank of Eng land rates had been increased to ' per cent, caused sharp reaction after an initial bulge on very good liverpool, but this was offset by the official cables quoting the rate un- changed at six per cent. Realizing then brought about decline, but later fairly large sales of low grades in. the spot department, and the ex- port movement of 29,953 bales for the day, against 11,926 this day last year, steadied the tone.
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COTTON ADVANCES, MARCH MAKING NEW
 RECORD AT OPENING

New York, Feb. 26.-The cotton market showed renewed strength with March making a new high rec ord of 3789 for the season during today's earlier trading. After mid day. however, prices reacted under realizing and the general list closed steady at an advance of 10 points on March but generally SIX to 20 points lower
 The opening was unchanged to 10 polnts higher in response to firmer Liverpool cables. There was scat tered realizing at the start, owing to easier foreign exchange, and the extent of recent advances, but the market soon became strong and rath- CT excited on foreign and domestic trade buying of new crops and re- newed covering by near month shorts.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Feb 26 Serious damage to winter wheat in Kansas had a bullish effect today on the corn mar ket Prices of corn closed firm, 5-A to 2 cents net, higher; with May l37 half to 58 and Julv 13 Is to 3-S
 Oats finished IA off and provis- ions were 2 l2 to i5 cents down.
 Values in the corn market jumped rapidly after break ot about enc cent in the early trading, AaaoHrcy- mont was made Of I3r H fl eyport r-r cha of 5A0 900 bg-5sf7 o v51g. at Che tulf of MezieF Ont. e..ee ne L., 4 au dt'e Ur-Ti~pl Tl'- ket wa haayy
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5iD1"..La Dlsll.ul NJ ,.l
Silsaouri ,5.ryei

inc taM bo1ks tol Nl,e collecti.a ss .Pee.ei st9ae,=~in~ ~iieg @kon tae IA R4ekeIty ii 9ide"s.aA Qistt4ct No. J IL ,ne e.ey o1 Pine btuAl have oee. PIaeeu Hi my uanuo.
 al oWnefs O. fSdl property iyihe ii the district are required to pas tneIf aaaeesmento to me Wltnln tniify oays from tniS date.
 4. aucn payment Is not made, acs- ion will be commenced at the end 0. LraI time for the collections of suci. aaaessmcnt, and for legal penaities and coet.
 Given under my hand this End da, O. February, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector ...-3- 1Mo .s
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the 15,000 United States troops stationed in the bridgenead area.
 It is estimated that there are ap- proxlmately zoo American officers With their wlveg in Cobienz, many officers having also brought over their children and servants. In num- erous cases an American family and 9 German family are quartered in the same kitchen. There is scarce ly German family in Coblenz which has not one or more allied soldiers or members of the Rhine land Commission billeted in their homes.
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Wives of Officers s Of the A. F. F. Can't.
 Visit the Rhine

American Headquarters. Coblenz, Germany. Feb. 28.-No more Ameri- can officers are to be permitted to bring their wives from America to the Rhine, until living conditions inn prove in Coblenz, it was announced recently in a War Department cable from Washington. Coblenz is one of the most crowded cities of Europe, being headquarters of the Inter-Al- lied Rhineland High Commission in addition to the seat of command of
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Cotton Seed Oil,

Now York, Feb. 26,-Cotton seed oil was heavy under March liquida- tion and for want of trade demand. Tenders of 2100 barrels were nade on March contracts, the same being passed along through the trade, thus indicating 3 poor demand for actual oil. Closing bids were 15 to 31 points net, lower. March oil was switched to May, at i20 points, and to July at 115 points. Sales: 35,800 barrels
 Prime crude 12.75 to 1500; Prime summer yellow. spots, 1880 to IS 45; March 1886; May 19.45; July 19 60' Prime winter yellow and summer white, nominal
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Constitute
 Money to the Yaps

San Francisco, Feb. 26.--Stones flat smooth ones, with holes drilled in the center, constitute the form of money the Yaps use, according to Marine Corps Sergeant Albertos Brcsanhan, who just returned from the Orient and who was visitor recently at the island of Tap, . tropical isle in the Pacific used as a tfAns- Pacific cable station.
 Y Zap dollar stone weighs two
 adds the marine. When
 t1<s get on top Of q mountain
 rsnnies it reminds one of
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FOR SALE.

1908 West Fourth; rooms, sleeping
 porch, garage. Price $3,750; good
 terms. You can't beat it. 4O-acre tract, room house, good barn and well; Sulphur Springs
 road runs through this land; 22
 acres clear and in vultivation
 Price $2,5O0; small cash payment; you can make balance on time. Linden St.; roo,n house, lot 77x120; { sidewalk paid, but accessible te \ lights, water and gas. Price $1,'
 400; cash 5000, balance ? years;
 per cent.
 One modern six room house on Wesi < Fifth. s
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NOTICE
To Contractors.

Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for the erection of one 80 foot steel bridge with concrete abutments, situated about five miles southeast of Altheimer in Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Bids will be received up to Ii o'clock q. m, March 18th, 1920.
 Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- neer.
 The successful bidder will be re- quired to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his con- tract.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge.
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NEWSPAPERS FACTORIES.

Tomorrow-JIMs MOTHER :.
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NOTICE
To Contractors.

of all material tools and labor, for the erection of one AS foot steel bridge with concrete abutments, situated about two miles northeast of Dexter in Jefferson county, Ark ansas.
 o'clock a. m., March 18th, 1920. Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- nee;.
 faithful performance of his contract.
 R. H. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge.
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No Decisions In
 Michigan Bouts

Detroit, Mich., Feb. Referees declsIon In boxing bouts in Michigan wlll not be permitted, the state box ing colnmIssIon ruled at a speciai meeting here recently.
 The commlsslon's ruling was given on the petition of q local club that proposed to stage matches in which the referee instead of the newspaper men would determine the victor.
 It was also announced by the com mission that in the future no clubs would be permitted to offer bonuses for knockouts.
 The signing of "Cuddy" Murphy by the Boston Red Sox has made big hole in Dartmouth's pitching staff.
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Liverpool, Feb. 26 Cotton epot quiet; prices higher, good middl ng 32 4t; fully middling, 3l Al; middlinr, 30.44; low middling, 27 II: good or dinary, 31 9i; ordinar1. 22 04. Sale 5000 bales, including 4.100 Ameri- can Receipts, 32,ooo bales, includ ing 2h,900 American.
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LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 727i.

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county, tkanaaa aa-ilncuback iayIor, ct al, plaintlits, Va. l1arflet Wilson, ct ai., detcuuanC3.
 Ine deleudaut, naUulc Wesley, is warned to appear Ill tni5 court With Ill thirty days and answer the com pIant of pia,ntil1s, Ptncnback lay Tor, trustee, ct al.
 nlven under my hand and the seal ol aaId court tnt5 zJtn day of Jan ..aly, A. D., 1920.
 $. f. VAULX, Clerk. (Seal j--l-3O -- G-b- I3-4U-Zi
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East St. Louis Livestock.

East St Louis, Ill.,, Feb. 26, Hogs, 10000; active IS to 25c higher. bulk 14n l3 50; Heavy, l3 75m i4.60; Mediuh. l4.25Go l5.35; Light, 1450M- 15.d5; Pigs t2.0ON 14.75.
 Cattle, 1900; steady; choice heavy steers, l3.50m 1850; medium, 10.50m 12.25; common, 9.00mt0.25; choice lights, l1.75n 14.50; commong, S.50G 1l50 butcher heifers, 725013. 50; cows, 25m1O.5O; canners, 756u 700; calves. 12.O0M1700; feeders, 8 85OM1l50; stockers, 7000 lO50
 Sheep, 800: no early sales.
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St. Charles, Me-, Feb. 26.--Ncwspa- pers have been chased as factories in St. Charles. The two newspa- pcrs published here are now requir- ed to pay the s25 special municipal tax imposed on factorise.
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MOSLER SAFE WITH MONEY
 VAT1TT

We have double-door Mosler Safe, with burglar-proof vault-medivm size-which we will sell at a bargain. For a store. in the country or small city this is a rare bargain. Phone or write Adams Printing Co.,, Pine biutf, phone IA. 2"zl-ot
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OIL AND GAS LEASE.

Five hundred acres to lease, if called for at once. About one mile from Kedron, Ark. Experts say this is where the oil is. See Wm. Burke, 11O West Second, or phone No. l or 336. 2-26-6t+
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New Orleanr Rice.

New Orleans, Feb. 26.- Rough rice, no sales. Receipts AT sacks; mill CTS, 471. | Clean rice, strong; sales. Hon duras, ASA packets at 10 3-8; Japan, 530 packets, at 12 IA.
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CHEAP FIVE ROOM HOUSE, WITH all modern improvements on East Second avenue; a little over block west of Second avenue car line; all improvement taxes paid out. See Wm. Burk, no w. Second avenue, or phone No. 1 or 336. 2-22-6t*
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THURSDAY NIGHT A LACK horse with white spot on forehead, with half sock feet, newly shod, weighing about 950 or 1000 lbs. Re- ward of ten dollars if returned to Nelson Dentist Smarts Addition.
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