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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-11-24

Compound made her we'll, so took it and
now l am just as we'll as / ever was. l
cannot understand why women dom
see how much pain and suffering they
would escape by taking your medicine.
l cannot praise st enough for it saved
my life and kept me from the Insane
Hospital. Mrs. E. SHELDON, 5657 S.
Halsted St., Englewood, III.
Physicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed by the medicinal
properties of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If any complication exists it
pays to write the Lydia f. Pink
ham Medicine CO., Lynn, Mass,
for special free advice.
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Heard About Town

r. c. Walton was in Mt. Vernon
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Bailey went to
Harrodsburg today to see Mrs. Sam
c. Lackey, who is quite ill.
School of Expression ana ORA
matte Art Recital, at the opera
house Saturday at o'clock. Free.
The local real estate firm of
Hughes and McCarty sold for Rev.
Toilette this week, his house and lot
in Darsttown to Mrs. Wallin for $3.50.
Frank Weatherford, carrier on Ru-
raj Route No. 5, out of Stanford, has
been i'll for several days and Joe T.
Embry has been substituting for him.
Deputy Sheriff j. R. Buis, of Lib
erty, we'll known here has announced
as a candidate for the republican
nomination for sheriff of Casey
county.
County Attorney Green Clay Wal
ker, of Garrard, has bought a nice
home in Lancaster, paying Mrs. May
Hughes holland $4,000 for a bunga-
low on Lexington street.
The Baptist ladies' exchange will
be held at Pence and Hills store
Wednesday, Nov 10Th. at IL o'clock,
instead of $50 as originally announ-
ced, on account of the meeting in
progress at the church.
Fire early Thursday morning de-
stroyed the grocery store of Ed No
Ian at Danville. The loss will be
about $4,000, all of which is cover
ed by insurance, Mr.. Nolan, having
a policy issued to him on Wednesday.
! Mr.. Samuel Damron, formerly of
this county, but for the last fifteen
years citizen of Lincoln county, Wis
tied his brother, Mr.. Ely Damron, of
this city. His many old friends were
glad to see him.-Adair County
News.
Former Deputy U. S. Marshal ]
A. Coleman, of Danville, left Dan
vile Monday for New Mexico, where
he went to be at the bedside of his
son, Reed, who is critically ill of tn.
berculOsis.
Col. R. C. Ford, United States
Marshal for the Eastern Kentucky
district, is seriously i'll at his home
in Covington, suffering with pneu
monia.
The School of Expression and
dramatic Art students invite those
interested in their work to be pres
ent at a recital given by them at the
opera house, Saturday afternoon al
2 P. NJ. Readings, Folk dances, stories
and plays will be given.
K. L. Collier, of Crab Orchard,
caught the early afternoon train here
Wednesday for Louisville He was
accompanied by Mr.. Howard, tie in
spector of the Western Electric Com
pany for which Mr.. Collier has
bought ties for many years.
j. L. ROut, who has been travelling
out of Detroit for a large tobacco
manufacturing concern for some time
has come 'back home" to reside and
will farm near Danville the coming
year. He and his wife are receiving
q cordial welcome back by their many
friends.
John Popenhagan, of the Often
helm section, is not only a splendid
farmer but high class mechanic as
well. He put together Handmade
traction thresher early in the year
which he used to thresh 1000 bush.
els, of buckwheat, wheat, oats and
other cereals, for his neighbors, which
is pretty fine work.
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ed last Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Carrie Edwards of Los Angeles,
Cal. The following guests were pres
emit: Misses Pearl Fields, Lucille Dud-
derar, of Stanford, Ella and Blanche
Barnett, Susan Blain, Annie Floyd.
Annie Dunn, Bessie Rife, Marion
Fields, Geo. Barnett, Agar Weddle,
Roger and John Hicks, Chas Dunn,
Lee Tuney, King Carpenter, Harry
McWhorter, of Lancaster, Ray Muir
ply. A most delightful time was spent
until late hour.
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Personal and Social

Nov. 2S-The members Of the
Beulah Walker Circle are requested
to meet at the home of Miss Ger
trude Wilkinson at 2 O'Clock on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Davis were In
Louisville several days this week.
A. B. Dillon and Ed. Anderson,
of Crab Orchard, were in Casey the
first of the week hunting birds.
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MOTHER SUPERIOR
SAYS Vinol Creates Strength

Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, N. Y.
81 have used Vinol for many run
down, weak or emaciated patients with
benefit. One young woman was so weak
and ill she could hardly creep to my door
for aid. supplied Vinol to her literally
and in month hardly recognized her.
She was strong, her color charming and
her cheeks rounded out" -MOTHER M.
ALPHONsA LATHRoP, o. s. d.
We guarantee Vinol to sharpen the
appetite, aid digestion, enrich the blood
and create strength.
The Penny Drug Store, Stanford, Ky.
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Cal DWEIJ- ri AIINCH

Married at st. Asaph Hotel Fri
day at high noon, Leroy Claunch, of
Pulaski county. to Miss Oma Cald-
well, of the Waynesburg section of
Lincoln, Ed. R. R. Noel, officiating.
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Will IledudCIltS, her
vousness, flashes Of
heat, and / suffered
$50 much l did not
know what / was
doing at times. l
spent $1,000 on doc
tors and not one did
me any good. One
day a lady called at
my house and said
|she had been as sick
as / was atone time,
and Lydia E. Pink
II oY,a'c Vo nof hlo
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''0nIy 'Gets.R for y
Me After This!"
It "Gets" Every Corn Every Time.
Painless. Nothing More Simple.

TIL tell you what, I've quit using
toe-eating salves for corns. I've quit
making a package out of my toes
with bandages and contraptions-
quit digging with knives and sciS-
sorS. Give me sGETS-IT' every timew
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That's what they all say the very
first time they use ~GETS-IT." It's
because "GETS-IT" is so simple and
easy to use-put it on in a few sec
onds-because there is no work or
corn fooling to do. no pain that
shoots up to your heart. 1t gets your
corns off your mind. All the time it's
working@and then, that little old
corn peels right off, leaves the clean.
corn-free skin underneath-and your
corn is gone! No wonder millions
saGETS-IT' is sold and recon-
mended by druggists everywhere. 25c
a bottle. or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Sold in Stanford and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remed
by The Lincoln Pharmacy and TIL
Penny Drug Store.
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Scin Seben
Der @agenia6rifaHt Srcb. O.
VI. SBOnaM bel eiuem Glrto.
lluinl Elm.

@eItern frib gegen bier lt6r als Der
40iGbriss 5reb. SEQ. SO. 9bonau IT,,
1913 Sruce gpeuue, 9~i5eprdiiOeut Der
j. 0bonau Cons So, Buiammen nit
s. e. 9riscoIl, 424y &iaiami on
gIace, Sobn Serbsrt, T41f7 Sprtna
grope Q0enue, Setretdr Der 6eroert
Furniture 60. unb Soiepb @. Bob
merit, 1909 0eItmprelano aoenue, SUI
p~erintenoent Der g. q. Mtit6eq g.,
BON elmer Qutptour ms 2anp, no Tie
einen bii6iheu 2agerplab fir i4re
Sommerferien uusIu6en MOLTEN, 3u@
r%iittebrten, brad an Der Spring
@rope UNI Gorraro 2tpenue pl0Bltt
bic 4hIe an einem Der binteren Rdosr
beg Qrtos unb basielbe ~uroe, Da es
nit raienoer @efdninoigtett fubr,
u~mgetporIen. SGmmtlite Sniafe1
tamen barunter gu liegen uno es 9ez
lang elmer 2ln5abl anseItelten Der
Some linton 9rauerei, bic 4ugen5euge
bes unfulIs paren, prsi OerIel6en berz
~ppr5uSieben. gbe man ieoo6 oil
Obonall, Der birett unter Der MaI9tns
lag, selansen tonnte, battle bas umges
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Yrdiibentihafts. 7amts
pagne
Dirfte GDarIeg G. Singles
nit elmer &eife bis sur
elite bes StiIIen
Saeous eroifueu.

Oceans erofnen.
Driogebampton g. D., 2.
Suli. Charles G. Sugbes miro aller
Wabrideinlid,teit nod, feline 4rali.
oentihoitstompagne in Der 5ipeitcn
&cd9 oes @iorats Iugiit nit elmer
Rciic eroifpcn, Die ii6 auf eine Gilt.
tetinng pon 1000 Meilen eritrefelt
nno i'm big sur Seiiite oeA Stiaen
S5cars briugen Diro.
Ser Sugbes 5iebt g%egempdrtig
cine Ieiieroute in espdgung, lei DC.
rem @biolpirlIng er etfpa Elm 9useno
porbereitete 9ieoen IN Gbicago, ct.
Souls, aanias Gin, Ct. Yalll ODER
g.inneapolis, Senttle, 9ortlmo.S Ore,
S~ranfisco unb Cos gngeles, To-.
ipic in mebreren anoeren StaotcIl
haltcn ipiro. sSsn oas p~crlauiige BRO.
gramm lit aud cine ettua Dier5ebntd.
giae unteebretnng Der Heiie NIT elm.
begrifien un6 bieie 9eit geoenft Serr
Suabps in ben 9odp Woumtains 81
perbringen ruo ii6 init @ergiteigcn
5l pergniigeii.
SnsGeianmlt Siirite bic @etie etipa
flint biz ied,s @odeu iuabren. Die
5abrt piiroe aiif getuobnIiden Glen.
babnSiigen gamadJt peroen mo Serr
Supbes oiirftc oanr, rsd1t5eitig genug
pieOer i'm Often eintreifen I'M iiG,
fir cine @irbelihrrm IN
Der sipeiten Sdlfie oes Nonats Scp.
!ember por3libereiten.
Sic Gir5elbeiten bes RctieplanA
|finb ioueit ned nift ieitgelegt, cher
~pcrldufig beabiidtist Serr Sugbes
Gli Der Sinreiie nad Der Giiife Die
noroIid;e 3tciite 3u beituten unb aiii
Der iiioliden Moiite bic @iifreiic sr
MAIDEN. Sic @injelbeiten Ses Eeifr-
yrcaramms per6en am Mittrpoh &c.
leaentIidJ elmer @eipreduing erortert
merren, Die Serr Siigbes nit 90. II.
WiIecr, benz goriiber oeS MepnbIifa-
niihen Observation-Disclosures, in Ncp
|Dorf baben wiro. Sails bic gegcn.
ipirtigen pIane feline genoeriing or.
fnbreti, peroen u~t1tertpegs nidyt iibcr.
Elm Daiteno @eoen gebaItert uno feineI
.Sseoer BON Der 8~nspIatform aus.
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limaariidjc 9ricssbilfe.

Der 9nertpamSIer &riess6iIfe Ser
Elm, Der lett 4usbru9 bes &rieges
uuermiiblin i'm Sammelpert 1T, mar
seItern 6inausge5ogen nu4 Der Garm
bes Qanbsmannes Spin 8rter, 2535
Mpntand @Denue in Weitpopb, uuO
bort nerlebten bic Nitglieber nit ib>
rem 5omilien einen iiberar8 bergniigs
ten Gag. Sdpn aeitig Morqens ite1a
ten ii6 Die 5eItqdIte, nit poblqefiias
ten GBtDrben bei6trert, auf Der 5arm
ein. Die Arrangements Daren oufs
Bette getrpFfen II. bd es audi an eiuem
2a6etrunt nift febIte, 10 mar Der @rz
folg in ieber Be5iebung od uno mad
einem freubenrei6en Gage purbe
Q6snbs Die Seimfa6rt antreten.
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Quinn, geiDe bier anidHig. sic paren
bepubtlos, ais Ie ms 6oipital gee
bra9t MURDER. Der llnfaq IoI Daa
burh berurIa9t noroen iein, bag
Stabl cine 9iegung in Der 2anotrabc
ni9t re9t5eitig bemertte.
Wa6 Camp Willis beors
bert.
@~olumbus, O3io, 2. Suli. -
9as Stpeite uno bds brittle Snfanterte;
&egtment fopie 9atterie s Der O6iDer
Electromagnetic erbielten am Sonntdg
Nbenb gefehl, am Wontag na4 Camp
gBilis ab5uriiten. Der 8efebls6a5er
Oes 5~fpsitsn Regiments lit O6erit ).
9ub Oeming, befen 5auptquartier iiG
in aba b%efinbet, ndbrenb bas brittle
Regiment, beIien 9~auptquartier 9oy=
TIN III, DON Oberit u. 81. 6ublsr Be-
febligt nirb. gatterie s, beren Som
manbeur aapttdu Robneb s. Pieyle
1T, liegt in griggsoale.
Decentralization III b a 8
itulienif4e &o6inett.
Rom, /. Suti. (5n Der 9efDrbes
rung Der30gert). - Na9 elmer ie6r
itiirmiiden SiBung CAB am SamItug
Q6snb bic italienii6e 8eputirtentuma
mer nit 370 aeger "A Stimmen ei1
gsrtrduensOotum fir Oas neue 8a6is
nett bes premiermtniiters goieni al.
Die DON Der Regierung berldngten
&risggtrsbite, bic fir ben 3eitrdum
Biz gum 81. DECEMBER beitimmt limb,
purOsn fait sinittmmig beptligt. Die
9eputirtentammsr pertugte ii9 bunH
unb iiberlisB bus 5eitIeben beg Ser
Minis fir ben @is0er5uiummentritt
benz GQbinett.
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Qofal Geridt.
@eripaalsWptisen.

!6err @tGliam Stroe5Ie III
ssitsru mad langsm 2eiben i'm 4lte,
BON 80 Sabren aus Dem 2eben &c.
I9ieoen, unb Die bin~terbIiebene gram.
gebeugte @attiu, 5rau Mtaria Stroeb.
Ie, ge6. 5ortel. bat bas innigite Wit.
qefibl ibrsr sablreihen 5reuuoe uni
getannten. Die geerbigung bes ge.
a6teten Wannes finbet am SienTtaa
Ra6mittag ppm srausrbauie. 43l
aba StraBe. uuf Gairpierp Seisbts,
Itatt.
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Rleiae $seltseimaNridgtem

Ism. S8mtbt, 645 @eit 8.
StruBe, DurOe pd6renb er geItern
Ga4mittag DON !9auie abipeienb mar,
Inn elm 8epebr, S6mudiafeu uno
&leiber i'm Wert3e opn $64.50 6eIto9s
len.
8. 9. Sod, 1904 Samtlton
Qoe., beri6tete geitern Abenb Der DO
li5ei, OaB er uuf Der 5a5rt DON GoGes
&c Sill na6 Sort Sbomns, auf elmer
Der Cars bic er benubte, I'M Ietn ga
i6enbu6 nit $125 unb einen Gbed
duf bic Srbre upn Minuie &neit be-
itO6len porbeH lei.
Q. ". Mtfqer, 1926 Mi6igan
4oenue, biibte auf elmer Delta 2tOe.
Gar, 5ptf4en benz Qtttle W}tami De-
pot unb Der 4. uno Waluut Strabe,
ieine 90rie nit $32, eiltem GtIenbabn>
Billet uno eiltem Gbed iiber $25 ein.
9er ~15id9rige 9enr9 Qlbred.,
1871 @gnes StraBe, tpuroe geitern
N6eno oon ietner W(utter Der PoliS>i
uIs OermiBt gemeIbet. 9erielbe OerlieB
bas elterltae Saus am 80. SUM uno
lit Teitoem uidt mebr geItben ipproen.
= DG6renb beg geItrigen Ra6nit=
Tags tpurben nod bic folgenben 8irtbe
beim @etrGrteOertauf betroffen Gno
auT beute 8ormittag por oas 9oli5et=
seriht aitirt; 8ennp 8eH5. 531 Neit
6, StraBe; Clinton 6~iiningbafe, Spring
8robe 9(oenlle ,g~egeniiber BON @6eiter
8art 1tno -Senrp 8erte, $685. aeaogg
Npenue.
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@ftiir5te auto 5euer gefungen urlb eS
belt boppeLt i6ner, bds Hettungs'
inert 5u pollenoen. @lidli9erpetic
geI4db oies, e6e bic 5lammeH ben Be-
tpuBtloien errei4t batteH, Der, nahoem
er 9eroorge3ogen mar, fofort per au'
tOpatrol So. 8 na9 benz StaOt6ofpi'
tai gef4idt purbe, po er tura naf
ietner ginIteferung infotge ,eineS
S4doelbru4es, ieinen GeiIt atf8a6.
Die iibrtgen Orei SuiafIeH toHnten
raGbSa lie temporGre 8ebaublurg err
9alten, na4 Sauie gebraGt iperben.
Der @erungliidte, Der in Nort9Iioe
cine 9erOorrdgenbe RoQe fpielte uno
aIgemein 6elie6t uno geG9tet mar,
9%interldbt auBer fetnen 6etdgten 81
tern nod 8pei S9peitern, 5rau 6. s..
Sleeper arb 5ruu 6enrb 4l6redt. Gr
mar 2Otat Agent Der Stuoe6ater
So, ge9Orte Dem Nortbftbe 9uiineB
Wtens Club. benz Blaine Club, Der
9anbeIstammer uno Der Soffuer
6retmaurer : 2oge an unb mar Pras
iiOent Der Gtnc. Carriage Wens Gus
tom &FOciatior.
Die geerOigung beg 10 pIGbti3
unb leioer an3ufrii5 nus bun 2ebeu
d~bberufenen Mtanues Finbet am Utttts
nod gta6mtttag 33 u6r poH Der L.
@b. Prot. STRIDE in GumminsDtae,
Paitor $, 9ifidmann, aus itatt.
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Yulpers9 rplniion
8eruria9t ben Cob Don it9s uno bic
f4psre g~eriesuns anbsrsr
4rbeiter.

Sledn, q. g., l. Snli. = Jn
Der !9ofparbs 4nIase Der 4etna erplO@
fine COMPANY, nabs emporium, ga,
ersisnets ii3, pie am Samftas @bsno
bierbsr bsrihtet purbe, cine grplo'
iiou, Bel tpelhsr bier WGnner getOos
let unb 10 perlebt fpurben.
emporium, ga, /. Suli. =
Shfolge Der Grploiion Don mehreren
tauIsnb pfunb pulDer i'm srodsns
baus Der anlags Der 4stna Grploiipe
So. ipurbsn bier feds Mdnner iofort
aetobtet, elmer pabrI6eiHli6 t6btIif
uHb flint anbere idrDsr D%srbrannt.
Das 5rodsnbaus nuroe 5eritDrt unp
pon ben b~rsnnsnbsn Ruinen purbeH
bic a~nitobenben Gebdfoe beorobt. Die
9obisn iinb: War aepis uHo Ditto
Conner bon emporium, iDtpie pie!
unibentift5irte WdnHer.
Slim Der 9erlsbten tuurben in baE
Soipital in WiGiamsport, pa, ss'
bratt. Gin Wanr, Der innerlide Der
lsbunsen erIitt unb am san3en Ror'
per granbpunoen Pat, iol fid in sri'
tilGem 3uitanbe I'm bieiisen pripct'
boipital Der @eieqi6dft befinben.
Sn benz gebdube arbeiteten finfs
sebn WGnner, als bic Grplofion err
fotgts. 9rei, rueIte in Der 0dbe Der
Sbiire itanben, tpuroen bitausgss
i6leubstt, famen aber nit minber
ihtper.n 0srlesangen baDon. Die bier
Weauern bes 8ebGuoes tuurben sriinbs
Iid serit5rt. Radbsm bas Jeier sss
loI1t tporbsn mar, tuurSen unisr ben
9riimmern feds aeiden sefunben.
Die 9eamten Der 9eielidaft iufen
bic lIriaGe Der GrpIoiion feit3uitslsn,
NrGii0eufId,aftS 8auts
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osrupa ser Meiferolte in @aibington

osriuBg Der Neiierciite In @aibington
gu crInngen.
Sames CHM @obgers, Der Sonoer.
agent Der Der. Staaten in Wsrito.
bnt aonfuI Gaita0a Die Wadrid)t 81.
seben Iaiien oaB etIpa 90 anlerifaner
|iih aus Der Sailptitaot Werifo in ci.
,tcm Soioeripnsen auf Der fSabrt naf)
Gera Gru5 beiinoen. sic fpcrbet bel
iDrer anfunit oil 9or6 oes 3rans.
portoampferS rSanccf" gebraft
rerben.
" usenf4stnlide SranD-
ftftung.
8ronnsbiffe, Ser, 2. sui.
Der geIddftst5eil BON qbarr, benz
9auptquartisr Der oritten Brigade Der
ytep gortsr Electromagnetic, tpurDs
bur9 cine Seuersbrunit, bic anl
Sonntas Morsen gegsn bal6 brei lbr
ausbra4. taft p0ais singedI4ert. III
meeoffi3iers, nel6e cine unteriudping
be5iigli9 Der uria4e bes Jeuers dre
seftent baben. iinb Der alniidi. sab
granbfiftung porliest. Der Sads
i9aoeH belduft ii4 auf etfpa $4,000.
Die 4usriiitung Der Retp Dortsr
Srnppen fpurbe niht beiddoigt, ba is
ii9 cine 5iemlide Strede BON Der
grdnoitdtts befaub, oabinsessn 1T ein
beoeuteHber 8orratb an friIdem
5feiid, Der fir bas armess 81 ommiFa<
riat beitimmt mar, in sinem Sleiiders
labsn %Derbrannt. pbarr liest so Yieis
len DON Brownsville.
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~1tnuerdnbert
st bic sit,iation nit 8c3us aif bic
artfis in Merifo.

In Qualification tpdriet man nit lingo bulb auf bic antrbrt bee Generals
garran5a. = Die Qdten Der bi Garri,al seaaenen omnifanHden
eolbatsn psrben absehot. - Sifens 0eett fir bic 2suts 3use.
ft.rt, fpelte b, 2siten ab1oIen fperben. Werianiihe ganbnsr
febisn Der 9er. Staaten ReSkr uns g.b6rise pferOe in Der Rdhs Dor
Nort Saneod. Sbre geriotgu ns prlduft rTutatlOs. Bel ghoga-
les iommt Is 5u elmer Sdtbn.i 5pHden ben beiOerieihssn Wa4ts
pohen. Dauier in GROCER ga bl in 1eras eiHaetrOffen. gunn.
ihaitsn unb pierbs buen ir untsr Der 5ise 5u ieiben.
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g6iiTsnafrihten

Rsn gOrt. I. SuGi. = &6gsg.:
st. Raul" na6 GiOerpOOl; Same.
rOnia" mad @lasgop; aSuca b'@oIta'
nab 8eulla,
Rem Dprf, 2. Sult. @ngetoms
men ,@launia" bon 2onbon; e. 60
pea h QppeS" ppn Barcelona.
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SirScrfgans Girnic.

Der Cincinnati 9iebsrtran5 Bat
Ieiu 9irnic am SDnrtag, O.. Suli, BET
Steffens in aenneOp Seigbts. Die
8orbereitungen itro aufs Bette gsz
troffen, iooaB Elm osrgniigter Gag in
9(usIitt ite6t. Sir 2abung unO
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Charlotte, q. g., 2. Suli.
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100000.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-22
LEGAL NOTICE.


tation OF being a prostitute, to visit such
place.
TO construct or maintain any booth or
alcove, or other inclosUre in, or in con-
nection with, any room, or place, in any
building where said business s carried
on.
To prepare or concoct and serve mixed
drinks to be drank on the premises in
the manner that is customary in bar
rooms.
Section %. Except as authorized by
the Board OF Commissioners as is pro-
vided In the foregoing section IS, 1t shall
be unlawful for any officer, employee or
member of any club to serve or dis
tribute any spirituous. vinous or malt
liquor to any person other than a menu
Der Of the club. or non resident guests.
Section 49, All licenses issued under
this ordinance shall expire on the thir-
tieth day Of September following the
date of their issuance, and fractional Ii
issued dating from the first day OF the
month in which they are issued, and
except as is otherwise provided ia this
ordnance the issuance and transfer OF
licenses and matters pertaining thereto
shall be governed by existing City or1i-
nances imposing license taxes and pro-
viding for their collection.
The license tax hereby imposed IS
levied for general purposes, and the reve-
nues thereby obtained shall be paid into
the general fund,
Section "a. Any person convicted Of
violating any provision Of this ordinance
ceeding Five Hundred Dollars, or by inn
prtsonment not exceeding sixty days or
by both such fine and Imprisonment in
the discretion of the Recorder.
Section 25. This Ordinance shall take
effect on the first day of May, 1916.
Attest: c. W. EGaART,
sSlA -22apr4w. City Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-22


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, as Guardian Of the Estates OF
Concettina Bruno, Rosa Bruno, Antonio
Bruno and Frank Bruno, Minors will, on
the 29th day of May, A. ID. 1915, make
application to the Honorable Henry Bel
linger, County Judge OF Escambia Coun-
ty, Florida, at his Office IN the Court
House annex, In said County. for author
ity to sell all the right. title and inter-
est Of the aforesaid minors in and to
the following described real estate, stu
ate, lying and being in the City Of
Pensacola, Escambia County. Florida.
to-wit: Commence on the north side of
Intendencia Street one hundred ana
thirteen Gid feet west Of DeVilliers
Street, thence run north one hundred
and twenty-five (125) feet for starting
point, thence run east thirty three C33J
feet, thence run north forty-eight (48)
feet thence run west thirty-three (331
feet and thence run south forty-eight
148) feet to. point Of beginning. together
with the improvements thereon and the
hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertain-
ing OSCAR BRIiNO.
93O-A-22apr-4w Guardian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-22
MAsTER,s 81 a. PIANo.

By virtue of decree rendered in the
Circuit Court Of the First Judicial Cir
cult Of Florida, in and for Escamoia
county, In a certain cause wherein II. T.
Hackney Coal Company. Il corporation. is
complainant and Kate Waters is defen-
dant / will expose for sale TO the highest
bidder for cash, at public outcry, one
Gable Piano. style FIVE, numbered los, 1872,
said sale to take place on Monday, May
ist, 1916, between IL m. and 1 D. m. at
122 West Chase street, (two blocks west
of Court House), in Pensacola. Escambia
county, Florida, the plano being at this
address and not being easily moved to
the Court House door. Purchaser to pay
for bill of sale.
Special Master in Chancery.
910A-1apr4w.
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, guardian OF the estate Of Lillian
=, White, Russell p. White and Norma
Claire White, minors, win on the 18th
day Of May, A. j. 1916, make application
to the Honorable Henry Bellinger. County
his office in the Court House Annex, sor
authority to sell the interest Of the 2sitS
minors in and to the following described
real estate, the property Of said minors,
to-wit: The East ninety C90) feet front
on Gregory Street by one hDndre6 and
ninety-two (192) feet in depth Of Arpent
Lot number Fourteen (1B OF the Old
City Of Pensacola. Eseambia County,
Florida. JEANNETTE WHITE,
925-A-15apr-oaw4W Guardian.