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SHARP RECOVERY IN COTTON FOLLOWS
 OPENING DECLINE:

New York, April 15 An opening decline was followed by a very sharp recovery in the cotton market today owning to continued bullish spot and crop advances. May contracts sold up to 41.S7 making new high rec ord for the season. The close was steady at net advance of 40 to 72 points.
 The market was unsettled during the earlier trading. Lower Liverpool cables were attributed partly to the influence of the advance in the bank of England rate and there was prob ably scattered selling on early priv ate reports indicating better weather in the south this morning.
 Trade interests were buyers of carly new crop months, however, and demand became more active after the publication of the census report showing domestic mill consumption of 575,70d bales for March against 133 1855 last year, which was heavier than expected.
 The buying was further stimulated by the eastern belt forecast for showers in some sections, and the market reached the highest levels of the day after the publication of the reports from Alabama that the American Cotton Association in con vention there adopted resolutions de manding sixty cent basis middling for the balance of this crop. Western interests were among the more ac- tive buyers on the late advance.
 Port receipts today 18,604; Unitel States port stocks, 1,197,12S. EX- ports 2s,12S, making 5,341,26 sc far
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, April 15.-Talk of acute shortage of bread grain had dccld- ed bullish. effect today on corn There was a persistent climb in price with a nervous finish at 1-2 to s Is cents net advance. May 1.69 IA to 1-2 and July 1.63 5-S to 7-s. Oats gained 3-4 to 2 cents, and provisions 42 cents to $1.
 Exporters were bidding highest prices of the season for wheat ana rye to ship to Europe. Meanwhile sulting from the railroad strike made demoralized traffic conditions re- more and more apparent the made quacy of the stock of corn at termi- nal markets. Unusual absence of selling pressure on corn resulted'
 Oats ascended with corn and touched new high record prices for the crop.
 Provisions were lifted by grain strength.
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Italians Having
 Difficulties With Slav Population

Trieste, April 15.-Italian military authorities here say they have in herited from the war lot of diffi- culties and problems in controlling the Slav population in Istria and the region surrounding GoriZia. This territory constitutes part of the Ad- riatic question which still remains unsettled by the Supreme Council. It passed under Italian control by the establishment of the armistice line at the end of the war.
 In this territory there are more than 100000 Slovenes who resent the surveillance of the Italian military police. Revolting Slav elements fired with socialism, communism and bol- shevism, intermittently attack the Italian military patrols and carabi- neers of the army of occupation.
 In these districts there have been within a year 20 assassinati and 1000 arrests. Attempts have been at Digano where large stores of ann munition which belonged to the old Austrian army had been collected and hidden beneath building used as headquarters of workmen's com mittee. The plot was discovered by the Italian police who raidcd the headquarters and arrested l3O Slavs During the fighting with the com munists the building was wrecked by bombs.
 Bolshevik outbreaks alleged to . have been organized by Slav work men have taken place at Pola, and . large Italian garrison is maintained at this formerly Austrian port, no" the eastern base of the Italian Ad- riatic fleet, Disorders by Slavs have been frequent near Gorizia
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, April 15.-A strong market developed in cotton today fol- lowing an carry spell of easiness. Tic main incentive for buying was expec- tation of more unfavorable weather for the eastern half of the belt al- though the bullish showing of the census bureau report on American mills for March helped increase sentiment in favor of the market. Poor cables and good weather map opened the market lower, but after prices were depressed 19 to 23 points a new demand of consequence had to be rcckoned with and from then on increasing strength was shown. Highest prices come in the last few minutes of the session. Last prices were at net gains of 34 to 6S points except on May which was only Is points up.
 The main itsm is the census bu- deau figures was consumption for March of 575,704 bales against 433,- 4S5 during the same month last year.
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VIOLET ENVELOPE.

Mrs. St. Aubyns smiled. She is a dear. Maybe she saw more than thought she did. But she has infinite tact. She guessed 1 was embarrass- cd.
 And so she shook playful finger at her son.
 Do you hear that, you bad boy :? Helene thinks you are impossible" |"
 "And I think Helene is" He paused for a moment, as though the right word were not easy to get hold of.
 I felt the quick blood mounting to my cheeks. I must not let him say the things that lay in his heart not yet.
 "No doubt he thinks I'm a perfect ogre" 1 turned laughingly toward his mother. "Invalids have all sorts of fancies, don't they? But I don't mind."
 l got up to my feet. this tea-party ended quite while smiled at Jim-"otherwise the doctor rising temperature!
 MrS. ol. AuDyHS Houueu. AHu l slipped away.
 As though borne on wings of hap piness, I reached the shelter of my own room. Jim loved me! It was wonderful.
 That he had no recollection of the part l had played in his life before the accident, l was now assured. But that omission didn't trouble me. The one glad fact stood out, that I had regained the affection and interest of the one man of all the world for whom I'd ever cared. Later on, could help to stir the chords of memory. Gradually l
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Dandruff Surely
 Destroys The Hair

Girls-if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for It will starve your hair and ruin 1t II you don't.
 It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff is is to dissolve it, then you destroy It entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; ap- piy it at night when retiring;, use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with theh finger tips. :.
 Bv morning, most if not all, or vour dandruff will be gone, ana ihree or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely de- stroy every single sign and trace o1
 You will find, too, that all itch, ing and digging of the scalp wil1 wil,1 stop. and your hair will look and reel a hundred times better. You can ~ct liouid arvon at any drug store. It is Inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter now much dandruff you have. This sim- nle remedy never fails. o,o
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districts, says the Manufacturers Record of the current week.
 New oil companies of large capital ization have been formed in Texas, Oklahoma and West Virginia cities, and at Atlanta, Ga., a $1,000,000 com- pany has organized for operations in Louisiana and Texas. In Texas town an oil company will erect q $1,000,000 plant for the production of lubricating oils and paraffin wax.
 Wharves, railroad terminal facili- ties, warehouses, etc, will be con structed at Jacksonville, Fla, at a cost of $2,000,O00.
 A coal-mining company has been formed at Richmond, Va, with $50O,- 900 capital. In West Virginia town a $400,00O company has incorporated and at Fairmont, 500 acres of coal land will be developed by concern organized for the purpose. At Fair mont also 1000 acres of coal land has been acquired by Pittsburgh in terests. Developments are under way at Clarksburg, w. Va, and at Ser gent, Ky.
 At Hopewcll, Va, q New York com pany, organized with $700,000 capita will manufacture nodded insulation At Dunbar, w. Va, company is in reasing it's capital from $150,000 tt $450,O00 and will erect a fireproo1 plant for the manufacture of alumi num-ware. Galvanized and vitreous enamel-ware will be manufactured b, company at St. Louis, Mo-, in { $5OO,OOO plant to be erected in tha city. Metal windows will be the pro duct of company formed in Balti more, with $2,100000 capital.
 At Louisville, Ky, q company man ufacturing scales increases capital t. $535,0O0. In Louisville also, q ce ment company raises from $1,000,Oo' to $1,5OO,0OO.
 Greatly enlarged facilities are t be secured by e-manufacturin, plant at Kansas City, Mo-, which i
 increasing it's capital from S300,0O to S1,500,000.
 A company organized at Dallas Tex, with $1,00O,000 capital, will CT ect building and manufacture leat her goods, advertising calendars am novelties.
 Sawmills will be erected and a mar row gauge railway built by a lumbe company organized at Winchester Ky.
 As a result of change in owner Iship of properties at Jerome, Aris including 5000 acres of timber, 54,Oo
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HAD NERVOUS
 BREAKDOWN
h But Health Restored to Texas Lady, Who is Now We'll {. and Strong, Able to Do @ All Her HOusewOrk
 and More

Rosebud, Texas.-Mrs. Annie Langs,s of k. F. D. No. 4, this place, writes as follows regarding her experience with Cardui: "Some time ago I had d nervous break down of some kind
 ... l was very weak, and so ncry- ous. It all seemed to come from |. trouble, for at had fainting spells and suffered great deal, but more from the weak, trem- bly,, no-account feeling than anything else. l knew l needed tonic; and needed it badly.
 q began the use of Cardui, to see if I couldn't get some strength, as II knew of other cases that had been helped by its use. l felt better I soon saw great improvement, so kept it up.
 "I used seven bottles of Cardui. and can say the money was well spent for l grew we'll and strong. Now able to do all my homework and . great deal of work besides"
 If you are rundown, weak, nerv- ous and suffer from the. ailments peculiar to women, it is very likely that Cardui will help you. ssih the way it has helped thoasands of otherS -t during the past 40 years. asR| x
 Take Cardui, the woman's tonies M
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Helene's Married Life Newspaper syndica

"What-what evidence have you you think of Tony in connection
 From his pocket MT. Lloyd drew faint perfume came from jt-a per fumc that I recognized. Upon the envelope was my own scrawly handwriting.
 "You see this note?'
 l flushed, embarrassed to an invi tation that he sent me-ages ago." find it?'
 A grim look came to the features of the man before me.
 q found it lying on the floor close to my safe, todayy."
 snatchcd the envelope from his fingers. 1 wnated to hurl it into the fire and watch it burn.
 But Mr. Travis Lloyd prevented me.
 Miss Beauclare, I didn't come here to criticize you. Don't misin- terpret anything. Pve read the con tents of that note-forgive me-and there is nothing in it of which you need feel ashamed. It's compli- ment of his feeling toward you that MT. Tony Lascelles MT. Lloyd smiled grimly-" should carry a threemonths-old epistle with him Don't be upset about it." I was upset, however. I took the note from the envelope, and read il through. It was short but quite friendly acceptance of a dinner iniv- tstion for the Ritz that Tony had sent to me, ages ago. Why he car ried the scented note about with him 1 couldn't fathom- unless he sti,l cherished sentimental attachment toward me.
 | s TOmOrrOW. Hand-iu- CI love!
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could rouse the sleeping portions of Jim's brain. Loving me as he now did, there was nothing 1 could risk in such an effort.
 To look after Jim myself. that was what I wanted. He and together, in my little apartment in town.
 1 spent half an hour in dreaming
 idly, happily. Then 1 went down stairs, to the drawing-room The door was open and 1 entered. There by the fire sat MT. Travis Lloyd. He got up at once, and held out his hand in greeting. But 1 mo- ticed there was worried look upon his face. l asked him what the matter was. At first he waived the question, but finally he said: "There's burglar in this neigh borhood again--it's rather worrying me. My safe has once more been broken into-and some papers stol- en-
 "How dreadful!" I cried, aghast. Then I added:
 "Is there anyone whom you sus- pect?"
 He nodded. His next words start led me.
 "The man whom I suspect is in the neighborhood-and his name is Tony Lascelles," he said.
 "Tony!" I calculated, "the-the Tony that we know?" Again he nodded
 "That same wily gentleman" he he said. "Hes down heFe for no good. I always guessed he was a rotter. The affair in your apart ment in town was enough in itself to put him in the hands of the law if you'd cared to make case of it This is the final straw" An angry light gleamcd in the eyes of MT. Travis Lloyd. His blood
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NOTICE
NOTICE ss#s4ass=as.=sssss To All Property Owners within Paw ing District No. 47-(Walnut- Olive Street Pavement--In- cluding Twelfth and Four
 tccpth Avenues.)

Please take notice that the Board of Improvement for Paving District No. 47 of the city of Pine Bluff, Arss kansas, is preparing to pave Four teenth Avenue from Olive Street to Laurel Street and 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 ser- vice pipes or conduits to your prop erty line on said streets, or any por... ton thereof, must be made befor& May 15, 1920.
 As the law prohibits any person from tearing up or excavating 3 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
 0. G. BLACKWELL
 T. J. COLLIER NJ Board of Improvement for Paving
 District Mo- AZ of the city of
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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MONEY MARK FIT.

New York, April Mercantile paper 6 3-4M7.
 Exchange irregular Sterling 60 day bills 3.93 l8; commercial so day bills. on banks 393 1-2; commercial 60 day bills, 93; demand 3,97 l-2 cables 39S l-i
 Francs demand 1884; cables 1892 Belgian francs demand 15.32;; cables 15.3G. Lire demand 23.0i; cables 2302. Marks demand 1.71; cables 1.72.
 Government bonds weak; railroad bonds heavy. Time loans strong; 60 day, 90 days and six months B.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, April 15.-The local market for ray sugar continues strong, closing at IT 7-8 cents for Cubas, cost and freight, equal to 1898 for centrifugal. There was ac- tive buying on a f. o. b. basis in Cuba by local operators, their busi, ness being estimated at about 50,00o bags. April and May shipment lI 3-4 cents f. o. b. Cuba. There was no cost and freight business report, ed, although holders were very firm in their ideas.
 In refined sugar some of the re- liners have advanced their list quo with prices now ranging
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PLAN RECESsEs.

Washington, April 15.-House lead CTS, it was learned today, are plan ming three-day recesses, beginning about May 15, under q gentleman's agreement that no business will be transacted until the senate is ready to recess for the summer. This is expected to be early in June and un- der present plans the recess will continue until September l.
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Women Make Plea
 for Equal Pay

London, April 15-A girl clerk whose arms and body were wound with red tape has pust led an un- usual procession through Whitehall street, the home of government de- partments, to draw public attention to the demands of women in govern ment employ for equal pay and equal opportunities with men. She was fol- lowed by d large number of women employed in the Civil Service, each of whom carried a poster, while all were linked together with red. tape. Inscriptions on the posters were "Far Play for Women" and No Favoritism in the Civil Service"
 The march was organized by the Federation of Women Civil Servants and served it's purpose to attract public attention to the womens pro- test.
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'--- --- - LAPSE OF MEMORY.

Waco, Tex, April 15.-Lous M Butler. who was reported last nleh' to. have been found at Wilmington NJ G.. after d lapse of memory, lef' here April 3 and had not been hcafo from since that time,
 His wife is ill and her mother would say nothing except that butiel went away without saying where ht was going, and they had heard noth ing from him.
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EIGHT SAILORS DROWN.

Washington, April 15.-A dispatch to the navy department today from the Atlantic fleet said the eight sail ors of the destroyer Preble drowned in Manzanillo bay, Cuba, April II, after an accident to their launch, were Bremen James H. Maloy, Fort Edward, N. Y.; Lewis B. Wales, Monroe, La.; John Ziembcr, New Britain, Conn, and Coroniti Carmel, To, Dicanyayo, Italy, Seaman Joseph pirone, Brooklyn, and John Alldredge, Evansville, Ind; Engincmen Charles A. Klenk, Philadelphia, and Ma chinist's Mate Arthur P. Larison, Ckardon, Neb.
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FACE SEVEN

from l6 to IT cents for fine cran1- lated. The demand is still active and much in evcess of the supply. as most of the refincrs are out of the market. Recently, however, some sec ond hand sugar have been sold at 25 cents per pound for prompt ship mcnt.
 In sugar futures trading was less active, the total days business amounting to only 750 tons. Prices were firmcr on covering and a lit tie demand with the exception of March, which was five points lower.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, April 15.-The Unit ed States Bureau of Markets re- ports:
 Cattle receipts 50; steers 75c to $1 higher than week ago; top steers 1A.00; calves $1 higher; good and chice vealers 15.00M2l, %.
 Hogs 2,000; , cent higher on light weight; pigs sharply lower to 1850 bulk light and medium weights 1850 C. 16.50; bulk heavies 14.00M15.50.
 Sheep, none; no market.
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MAY WE'D COMMONERs.

Stockholm, April IA. Swedish nrincesses may henceforth marry rommoners. for the government has ;ntrodmced in Parliament bill to amand the old law which forbade them to wed anyone not oI royal blood. Under the propos!ed laW v''iy the kings knowledge ana consent 's requisite for such unions.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, April 15.-Cotton spot in improved demand; prices lower. Good middling 29l5; fully middling 28.75; middling 27.15; low middling 23.S5; good ordinary 20.65; ordinary 1865.
 Sales 5000 bales including 4,40o American. Receipts 5000 bales in- cluding 7,6OO American. Futures closed steady. April 25.74; May 2563; July 25.04; October 23.74 ]; December 22.82; January 22.63; March 22.22.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, April 15.-Cottonseed oil was sharply higher on urgent de- mand from shorts, inspired by the bullsh showing nj cotton. Offering were light in the pit. Closing bids were 42 to 55 points net higher
 Sales 15,7OO barrels. Prime crude 15.75, sales; prime summer yellow spot 1900 M19.50; May 1885; July 1924; October 1900; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, April 15 Liberty bonds finals today were;
 3 l-2s, 91.40; first is, 90 40; sec ond ls, S8.Ss; first 1-4s 90.3O; sec ond 1 l-4s S6.76; third 1 Ids 9l.l0; fourth 4 l-1s, 86.76; Victory 33-4s, 96.0S; Victory 3-1s, 96.O8.
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Steady Increase In Oil Activity in
 the Southwest

There is steady increase in acti- vity in the oil fields of the South west exemplified by the heavy flow of capital into that section and the continued demand for leasing prop crty. Extensive drilling campaigns are under way in both old and new
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CATTLE WANTED.

Cattle for slaughter purposes. Fat cattle are worth more now than ever before. 1 will pay extra FANCY PRICES for veal; fat, dry COWS, ol good steers. If you want the most money for your stock, see me before selling. And now is the time to sell. E. B. roney, k. F. D. No. i, or phone 1926, leave name, and l will call.
 4-15-6t
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, April 15.-Rough rice no sales; receipts 1,Ol4 sacks; Millers receipts 1,014.
 Clean rice strong; sales Honduras 300 pockets at 13 1-2; blue rose E. S93 pockets 8 5-8 to 12.
 Receipts 10.479; bran and polish unchanged.
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repa,r furniture and connect gas stoves. Ewing Furnlaure Co.,, 3l9 Pine street, phone 24o9. l23Ot1
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay 6c per pound. Rags will be inspected
 before buying. Deliver to Graphic office, upstairs. tf
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acres of cut-over land, 20O0 acres of railroads, sawmills, T. 900 ,OOO feet of manufactured lumber,
 flooring, etc., extensive developments will be undertagen involving coloni-
 ration of the property and the bull ding of many new structures.
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Four operators are at your ser
 vice at all times. This means no waiting for treatment. For appoint
 ment, phone 1646. Hollis Comfort and Beauty Shop, over Rosenberg and Burton's. 3-11-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

NY NY FORD TOURING, s45o, ONE pu pp touring, $350; one Dodge tour En. 9foo; one Dodge commercial, PNM' M Ghe Maxwell touring, $650; mod
 Hupmobile, $75O; one model N
 pmoblle, ' passenger, $1,050; one s F'Se touring, $S25; ono Maxwell ] sh 945o; one Overland truck $350; ' rord trucks, each. $4OO. Any of
 ], apove' may be bought for 2-5 down u I1,, io monthly payments. McGehee- ||ies Sales Co.,, 2O3-11 East Sec " avenue. Phone GOA. 4-S-tf*
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-130l WEST TWEEN tieth, four-room house; water, lights, gas, and bath; good garden and lot b0Xl54; two blocks from Cherry. House now vacant Call 514 or 2615.
 l-14-3t
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Reports of the short, snappy work of the White Sox in practice show that the Sox haven't improved since tfie worlds series last Fall. Their snappy work was short then.
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bOLSHEVIKI OPPOSED.

x London. April 15.-The bolsheviki
 thmeeung with strong opposition in, eaeir attempt to penetrate the
 msan nsa peninsula. it is indicated in er, vaiicial statement on the soviet v'a''ons received from Moscow to-
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ONE FARM SIX MILES ON MC-FAD- den pike, consisting of twenty five acres under high state of cultivation.
 Will raise cotton, corn or potatoes for rent. Apply PIP Walnut street.
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ATTENTION gwen to handling and storing fur ,lllufc and housunold goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone
 l-3l. 2-27-ti
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WANTED-YOU TO SHAVE AT o. K. Barber Shop, J. r. Williams, pro prletor. 47-lmo.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DESIRE TO BUY A FOX TERROR puppy; not over -year.old. Gall phone 2602. 4-9-6t
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1l22 w. BARRAQUE, 5 ROOMS AND all modern improvements, one block
 from car line and on paved street. Lot 60x154 and in good neighborhood. For quick sale, phone 971, or write Box 533. 411-6t
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MAYED OR STOLEN ABOUT rch ord, black, brown raw-bone |sey COW, eight years old and on <. |alum sized bell; right ear has 8 [h and underbit and hole and fork
 underbit in left car Any one EI,afhing this COW to Pine Bluff,
 notifying me will be paid $2o ESafd' J. D. Hclton, R. F. D. No. |'oN ll3, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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FOX RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED front room with all modern con veniences, close in, on car line. Gen. tleInan only. Phone 2253. 4-14-3tH
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Evidently the New York scribes who wrote column on Babe Ruths home run in practice are taking no chances on Babes hitting this sea son