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Phone Walnut ~.
coat, West Main st.
DO YOU WANT

TO SELL YOUR PRoPERTY'
Get In touch with live buyer(
through us. Capitol city Co. lp00-i
on Exchange Rdg. Walnut 1903.
CLOSE lN-5-foom modern. ! block
from Grand Ave. will rent for t2J
month: only 800 cash TO handle IL
Mnlnnt 1871.
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OUT-CF-TOwN REAL ESTATE

RANVH FOR SALE--I htvs 900 acres
IN Custer county. will sell for yi1
per acre, well fenced and cross fenced
500 acres under sheet wire, house and
splendid barn, 100 acres in cultivation.
one mile from depot F. r.. Herring,
5000 CaSsen
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Montana,

800 ACRES 10 rent or sell. in Montana;
years time. school house on land.
II II. Oklahoman.
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Oklahoma
SELRY a. FDFlBIII

SELBY 4 FRElBURGER.
For farms. Oklahoma. terms. Selhy
< Freiburger. Nelagoney. Okla.
320 ACRES. Q sets small improvements.
200 acres In cutivation; 100 acres bot
tom; 90 acres alfalfa: 100 acres hog
tight; reasonably close to two good
towns: good orchard. fair barns; price
for quick sale $4,000. Robert l.. knie.
COrdpll Okla
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MOVE IN TODAY

California bungalow. living room.
dining room and music room In oaki
two bedroomy. han. bath In white
enamel. kitchen and breakfast room;
fun lots. half block to car. blocks
10 school Bargain price and terms.
Walnut 2255.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

OkldnOma.
WILL SELL my l6n-arre farm six
miles southeast of city. away below
value. haS cash, $50 acres in culuyA-
tiOu. fair house. barn fences and other
Improvements This laud lays well and
on main road. Maple 1915 cNcep, sun
d3F
ONE ~ the best farms In Nio state. 500
acres. mostly bottom Hud SpIyuuId
improvements. some Alfalfa. nu~e Il"
market some terms Tho tluss'n Co.
"a North Harvey. Telephone PIX 1
FOR SALE-i0o acres. miles east
Butler. Okla. i-room house In fair
condition nearly new. small iHrul lun
acres troke go in grass. fenced with
three wires. cultivated land MOSTLY
fenced ? wires. $50 rods hog wire uu
place. land LAYS rolling but not rough
timber for nrcwood ard posts. -on
chocontc losw. telephone line pes, ,hr
place, Bntlei 81 a town of .On0 inlsbi.
tants, elevators Touring min. banks
schools and churches. Z T. Awiravt
real estate. loans aud Insurance. IHil.
= Washington. Wellington KIM. pEru.
III, rural phoue 19
ACREAGE on interurhan. v.u io it,d
GOOD soil viii eel iu tt'yis-nf acres
HuI ~ The tltssru tn IT, .ustN
il-Uc' 1slephuno-pEN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

Six apartments OF three rooms each:
modern: well furnished; restaurant be-
dow enjoying good business: 4-room
cottage IN rear that will rent for $500
per month. and a nice summer garden
fully equipped. with cold drink stand
end piano on lot 50Hii0 all this In
tluded for the smRl price Of 100000
Total rental sll5.00.
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Colotado

ron S'LE on TrApI-2.s,o g-res
gross h1d located ll miles nu,'h.,s.
" Ir" 'ol Address pvncr. Theresa
llu. lt Iowa
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Wisconsin

COO ACRES In tho best part Of WIS
cousini limestone soil. mile from sta
tlon; excellent buildings; flno location
for pure bred stock raiser. For fun
description address c. II. Dunbar.
Pickett WIS
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YEAGER DISTRICT
HUGHES COUNTY

Have substantial interest Mt attractive
price IN we'll selected acreage. near drill
Ing wells and production. local re-
sponslble parties only. B-5O6, care Okla
lahoman.
WANTED 100 shares Sifer's Candy
stock: state best price: will open
bids Tuesday, - O'Clock. Answer
pas. care Oklahomsn.
FOR SALE-Oil lease near Texas
Chief; good terms TO party wanting
to organize company; today only. Maple
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Michigan.

UNCLE SAM
Havs buy home. DO II In Michignn's
best hardwood counties, for only SIS TO
$50 per acre. Farmers make good money
In grains. stock. Foultry and fruit. Get
10 10 l6O acres on easy terms. Fine
climate, no swamp- or stones. Good
markets, schools. churches No taxes
10 settlers first five years. 20 years In
business Free insurance and farm sd-
viscrs. Rest land offer In L. & from
largest company. write for big free
booklet. Swlrart Land Co. Ti256, First
NntNnAl Nlnk Nldg. Chicago. Ill
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Have 10 acres Jones county. right up
against two wells. at SIS.
1920 acres by Phantom Hin well,
so %.
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FOR-SALE-2l acres. miles from
market; 100 acres pasture. g5 acres
wheat oue-third goes. So OF this is as
good as can be. 10 acres was sowcd very
late and Is light 22 acres oats; Is acres
khtir and cane. one-thtrd goes. good
Groom house; good harm ~6@3t with
COW stable which has cement fNor, i25-
barrel cement water tank with pipes
leading TO another. chicken house o.
feet long. H. feet Wide. 2s feet Of II
cement: concrete hog house. alfalfa hog
lot so bearing apple trees. young and
healthy; also pears cherries This farm
Ia the best ~ soil and improvements
and an excellent home Cheap at $50. 90
per acre Good ncighborhood and every
thing made handy No repairs needed.
II. L. Andrews Real Estate Loans n
Insurance l0ln South Washington,
Wellington. Kansas. Phone III. Rural
Phone 90
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Texas; viii sell so and 100 acres at
1915, abstract here); sl2.25 cheaper
than anything In locality: surrounded
by drilling wells. This Ia priced ridlcu-
lously low. Don't pass II up.
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New Mexico.

60 O0O ACRES ond in fee: ituated
In New McVico oil development
not far from this land. Price, s. 50
per acre. W. l., George. 9l7 on E1-
change Rldg
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20 NCHES we'll improved. fUlI de-
fcrptlon and prices this md other
farms. viii trade for anything. any
whore W. H. Gus,rap the Land Trad
cr DeQuccn Ark
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\ HOME THAT WILL PAY For
ITSELF WHILE YOU LIVE IN 1T
In best residential section, close In.
old pavement. ten room duplex, garags
nnd drlteway strictly modern Price
t1.oooOo. very liberal terms LISTING
77l You will have to see us early'
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coon s0-AcRE unMl

FRANKLIN county, Kansas. 90 miles
RON Kansas city. miles OF railroad
town: " acres IN cultivation: medium
rolling good S-Toom house: good barn.
chicken house, plenty Of water: close
10 school and church Price 5000 per
acre: $1,000 cash; loan the rest at 6
percent; possession amy time Chslda.
Clark * Spangler Land Co. Ottawa,
kunsps>
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rARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Kansas.


sOUTHEASTERN Kansas farms. an
sizes: lowest prices Terms 1000
ana up. Send for booklet. THE
a, len COUNTY INVESTMENT CO.
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FHrm Land Dept,
r. T. STUART & co.

WILL sell At a very low price IN order
10 settle estate. M minors. title good,
625 acres. one NJ the best all round
stock. grain and alfalfa farms I'm Custer
county. about 800 acres IN cultivation,
of this about go acres is fine bottom
land. balance upland pasture, fenced and
cross fenced SO acres hog fenced good
5-room house, hig barn. other opt build
ings. hog lots. corrals. scales. large
slIo Windmill. orchard. telephone. rural
route. close to school and church. fine
ncighborhOod Water I'm abundance
from wells, clStcrns aud Washita river
which touches the corner Of the pasture.
~ mi. y. W. Of Clinton. Z mi. ~ OF
Foss. ~ mi from t. r. station II sold
In next few days will take s., 900. Write
W. G.. Wilcox. Foss, Okla, Route T.
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

TO TRADE for land. twelve-room
house, modern. good five-room house.
barn bOSl70 feet. storm cellar and
garage, all on ssten lots. corner prop.
erty. 7. Q. Box &5i. Norman. Okla.
s0-ACIE farm improved In Arkansas
close To county seat. Searcy, white
county: win trade for automobile. fij
Liberty National
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Missouri

BATES COUNTY MISSOURI FARMS.
smooth corn wheat. clover. alfalfa
ana blue grass farms for sale: best
terms: free booklet Duvall Bros
Farmers Bank Bldg, Butler. Mo.
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STEpMlNs EnrNTY.

A bargain. good 200-acre farm. 1870
In cultivation, Is acres OF good wheat,
10 acres OF fine alfalfa. buyer gets all
OF above and y OF Sj acres OF cotton;
10 acres corn. 10 acres maize; this farm
is well located. 3 miles east qf Dun
can. towards the oil fields; price $40
per acre, including the crop loan OF
$1,000 for nine years at ~ percent
II YOU want II bargain. come see this;
don't write: wire when you will be
here J.. i. Foster Il Co. Duncan.
Okla
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~ 320 ACRES OF very choice
w. land, Is acres oi which "
exceptionally fine valley land.
wei adapted to alfalfa: the rest " tho
farm you would call either second bot
tom or table land, alfalfa win grow on
all OF this soil and 20 acres ~ now set;
200 acres OF the tract is In wheat and
all OF the valley land except alialfp Is
In corn; Improvements consist Of T.
room frame house with basement. two
good horse barns and n cattle barn
for 80 head; there are also hog sheds,
Jack stables md pens. servants house
garage. smoke house and other out
buildings; a splendid well Of water,
equipped with n good min and pump -
also concrete water tank with IA shed
over IT, a very nifty orchard. farm r.
all fenced and cross fcucrP with wovcu
wire, mostly is-inch and is priced be
low conservative loan tompanys esu.
mate OF its value
Al IT Trueh'oud.
FARM LAND DEPARTMENT,
Y. II. STIIApT & CO
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FARM LAND DEPARTMENT,
K. 7. STUART & co.
Maple 20 Is West Main.

- 70 ACRES OF exceptionally
~ choice non overflow valley
land, every foot OF IL n good
heavy loam suitable for corn. alfalfa,
wheat and truck farming; there Is not
a draw slough. slash or gumho spot
on this tract and no wnter ever goes
over IL except tho actual rainfall; i'm
proycments consist OF a i-room house
equipped with gas stoves and lights
supplied from the main gas line which
insures high pressure, also barn
with stalls FOR 6 head OF horses stanch-
ions for dairy cows. Also garage.
smoke house. workshop chicken house
cave and one OF the best wells ot water
In Oklahoma. equipped with n heavy
pump and good mill and sufficient
water TO irrigate the garden throughout
the dry period; also few fruit trees;
farm Is all fenced and cross fenced and
is located IN n consolidated school dis
trict, oue-half mile from interurhan
sion.
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10 ACRES To 100 MN. acre farms. ranches
everywhere. write TO buy. sell or
trade Land Buyers Guide, Mckinney.
Texas.
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS
.SHACKELFORD COUNTY

OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCKS
~-~-~-~->o-~->-~->>~-~~--~~~~
| ISHACKELFORD COUNTY
Texas; VIII sell so and iso acres a,
1915, abstract here): ,i22S cheaper
than anything In locality; surrounded
! by drilling wells. This Ia priced ridicu-
lously low. Don't pass II up.
Have 10 acres Jones county. right up
| against two wells. at SIS.
1920 acres by Phantom Hill well,
so %.
Suggest that YOU WIRE or phone and
get action. owner. is West sixth.
Maple 9?2. Oklahoma CITY.
Immediate delivery.
OSAGE OIL LEASE.
WIN sell or give drilling contract on
NWt. Sec. 20. Twp. ?2 North, Range 5
West. IN midst OF, production. Rose In
ycstmont company. 30i-3 Herskowitz
BLDG. Oklahoma City. Walnut 1890
HUGHES and Seminole counties OIL
leases bought and sold, | know what
Is going on pnd will buy leases at rea-
sonable prices for an interest. or turn
them to YOU for a small profit. W. }.
Ryan, Holdenvlle. Okla.
500 GLADSroNE. 300 Ranger Texas
go Old Colony-all for 81, ,O00--or viii
sell separately. S. Z. Boyd MadiI.
Okla.
MINING STOCK in Idaho: pays ponthIy
dividends. Sec King. l2l y. Broad
way.
If YOt' want 10 drill for oil or or
sanlic company 10 drll. / can sell YOU
the land and guarantee pay oil. Box
&, Orla, Texas
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PRIVILEGES
BILLY PARKER
EXHIBITION
AVIATOR

Now Booking Fairs,
S-Carnivsls. Races. md all public gath
&rlngs In oklahoma, Kansas. Texas.
Colorado. New Mexico, and Wyoming
with new 100 h r. tractor hlplanes,
Fast. snappy. loop-the loop, and down
bide up flying. including night fly
Ig with electric equipment.
Can furnish from one 10 five ma
shines with pilots Satisfaction guar
bnteed, Prices reasonable. write or
wire for contract blanks and further
Information
BILLY PARKER AFROPLANE FX-
HFitTlON COMPANY,
Boz rs Dewey. Oklahoma.
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To Trade for q Horne

High class stock In Insurance com.
nany. market value or trade for
home; viii consider property from SO
900 10 $4,000: don't answer unless you
moan business. A. H. Krulish, Walnut
1901. or Walnut 7227-J. 937 Huckins
Estate Bldg.
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WANTED

Central Producers. Quadrangle, white
Panther, Ranger Texas, North Ameri-
ran, Depostors, United O. 4 R, Cald-
well, Gladstone. Home Refining. Ranola-
WILL SELL,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-20

gan and Mr.. Samuel Kaye, Jr., formed
pleasant party motoring to Brooks
vile Friday evening.
Mr.. William C. Watson is expected
today after an absence Of several
weeks. He has been acting inspect
or-in-charge of the Chattanooga Dis
trict, and later, has been in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Richard G. Clarke Of Mem
phis, is visiting her parents, Govern
or and Mrs. James T. Harrison. 9th
er visitors are Mrs. Richard Bradley
and family of Mobile, who are with
Mrs. L. NJ. Tucker.
Mr.. John b. Patterson of Albany,
Ca, arrived last evening for a brief
stay with his mother Mrs. Patter-
son is with her parents in Florida
for a fortnight.
Mrs. w. J. Burt left last week to
visit Mrs. Mount Searles at Schnec-
tady, N. Y, where Lieut.. Commander
Searles of the navy is at present sta
toned
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Simms and
Mr.. S. B. Johnston are planning to
leave soon for a camping trip in the
mountain region of Colorado.
Columbians regret to know of the
illness of Mrs. Sue Chambers at the
home of her daughter, Mrs, Robert
Belts.
Judge Browning Haughton, of ST.
Louis, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Simms
Mrs. Charles Evans friends are
glad to learn of her convalescence
from an attack of influenza.
Mrs. Orman L. Kimbrough of
Greenwood was with Mr. and Mrs
Frank C. Owen last week.
Mrs. C. c. Young has returned
from a pleasant visit to Lexington,
Miss.
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Chat Of People ano

! Mr. Alison Hardy motored to Yir-
ginia last week. On his return, he
will be accompanied by his father,
Mr.. Edward Hardy, and Miss Ethel
Hardy, who have been visiting rela-
tives. Other motorists are Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Sanders and little
son who left the early part of the
week for a trip to Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Richards,
who are spending the sumner at their
plantation near Crawford, were call
ed to Columbus Tuesday by the
serious illness of their mother, Mrs.
John Richards. Mrs. Kitty Richards
came Thursday from Ashville, where
she has been with her sister, Mrs.
Copening.
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Sandifer and
little daughters, Lizette and Louise,
VI NICClWOOug arc ShCoIo VI MI anu
Mrs. Willis Garth, at their country
place, prairie View" Frederick San
differ, Jr., is with Orman Kimbrough
at the country place of Mrs. T. W.
Hardy.
The Rev. w. S. Slack, of Alexan-
dria, La, whose visit to Columbus,
where he formerly resided as the be-
loved rector of st. Pauls church, has
been attended by so many welcom-
ing courtesies, left Friday morning
for Louisiana.
Miss Viola Burns of Brandon, will
be the attractive guest of Miss Sara
Lipsey on Seventh street, south, this
week. Miss Burns attended the /. |.
and c., and last session, with Miss
Lipsey, was associated with the pub
lie schools of Kosciusko.
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Cox, Miss Har-
riet Wood, Mrs. Richard Green
Clarke of Memphis, Miss Louise Nor
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NeCRARY.

Miss Eva Wilcox was the victim
of serious accident last week She
was starting a fire with Kerosene and
it suddenly blazed up burning her
badly about the face and head. We
are glad to say that she was not as
severely burned as was first report
ed.
Rev. c. d. Cartner has resigned
as pastor of Bersheba church. He
and Mrs. Cartner left Wednesday for
Missouri where he will take up his
new work
Rev. J. P. Steele, of Ethelville. de-
llvered sermon at Bersheba Sunday
morning.. They expect to organize
a Sunday School at that church next
Sunday morning. Everybody in the
community is invited to join and help
make it interesting and help to the
church.
Mrs. Troy Dodson is visiting rela-
tives at McShan and Reform.
Mrs. T. A. Hall and little son spent
last week in Carrollton, the guest of
her brother, Mr.. Frank Pridmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hall visited
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bell
at Steens for the weekend. Mr.. Dur
wod Bel accompanied them home to
spend a few days.
Miss Kate Hughs is spending this
week with relatives at Coal Fire.
Mr.. David Fl. Johnson has been
seriously i'll, but is better at this
writing.
DR.. Leon Ellis has purchased q
nice Dodge car. We hope he will de-
eide to locate here, as we are badly in
need Of a good physician.
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KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
LOOK OUT!

TIE housewife Of Holland would al
most a. soon Be wtthoOt feed As vita
out her Real Dutch Drops," - shS
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL HAArlsm
OIL Capsules. They restore srenGtn
and are responsible in a great measure
for the sturdy. rs6ust health OF NS
Hollanders.
Do not delay. Go to your druggist ans
insiat on h 10 supplying you With COLE
MEDAL HaAriem OH CApsaiss- TAXI
them as directed. and b you are act
satisfied with results your druggat VII
QiaAiY rsfund your money. Lock for
Ire name GOLD MEDAL on the ooE
ana accept no ether In sealed OoK~A
three stxeS
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kidney troubles don't aiAppear Of
themsslVes They grow slowly ont
steadily, undermining health with
deadly certainty, until you fall Vio-
tim to incurAble disease.
STOP your troubles whffe there 10 time.
Don't wait until little pains become big
aches Don't trins with disease. To
avoid future suffering begin treatment
with GOLD MEDAL Harlem OIL Cap
aules nov. Take three or four every
dAy until you are sntirely free frem
pain.
This veIl-known preparation has been
oaa Of the national remedies OF Hol-
InnA fer Centuries. In iese the gOvern-
mAnt Of the Netherlands granted Q
special charter authorizing Rts prspara-
uon and aaiA
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-20

Pure water is essential at all times
for the human body. But water with
mineral properties of known value is
needed by nine tenths of the people
of the day. Get the book of testi-
monials and see what Shivar fam
Gus Mineral Water has done for
others, 1t will cure you if you are
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: CONTINUED from Sundays Edition.)


Miss Harriet Wood EntertaIns.
A lovely party was on the calendar
for Tuesday when Miss Harriet
Wood entertained the Young Ladies
Bridge, having as her guests: Mrs.
Jeter Woodward of Richmond, Va,
Mrs. Gus Hauser, Mrs. ]. W. Cox,
: Mrs. Henry P Sherrod, Mrs. j. w.
Slaughter, Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. Leon
ard Brooks, Mrs. H. X. Robinson,
Mrs. Jones Barksdale, of Marks, Mrs.
Richard Green Clarke, of Memphis,
Mrs. Jack Aldridge, Mrs. Hunter
Walker, Jr., Mrs. Herman Owen,
Mrs. Earl Richards of New Orleans,
Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Eugene Beard,
Miss Mary Woodie Belts, Miss An
toinete Moore, Miss Isabel Wilkinson,
of Washington, Miss Katherine Me
Kinley, Miss Lucille Kaye, Miss Mary
Glenn McGaul. Mrs Brooks as
maker of the top score, received the
club prize, an ivory handle nail file.
After the card games, an elegant
salad course was served.
= + +
Miss Weenonah Poindexter of the
College Music Faculty is having
delightful visit to New York, and
hopes during her absence to secure
a list of splendid musical attractions
for the Lyceum Course at the l. l.
and C. A weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Spaulding and their son, Mr.. Albert
at the Spaulding country place in
New Jersey has been pleasure of
her visit East.
DIR. Make Hathorn, former in
structor in Latin at the Industrial
Institute and College, is the guest
of Judge j. A. Orr and Miss Pauline
Orr on the Highlands. DR.. Hathorn is
a graduate of the Still School of
Osteopathy and has been most sue
cessful in the practice of her pro-
fession. She is now residing in Louisi-
ana.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-20

Fat Back" is considered by those
who are feeding it to be not only
better than other mixed feeds, but
better than shorts, especially the
low grade being sold. Remember the
name. Richardson Hay Co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-20

suffering from any of the complaints.
We will mail the book upon request
]. L. Walker and Company.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-20

Miss Bette Young George returned
the past week from Denver, Colorado,
and will spend a few weeks in the
city.
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ANNSS NOiAiAiSJ anu Nao NAtSu Julg ( TN
The said letter contained the follow
ing:
Are you going to vote for me as
President of the |. l. & c.? | will be
applicant for this position if Russell
is NOT elected.
o. F. LAWRENCE.
This telegram explains the report
which was sent out by the above cor
respondent. 1t will be recalled that in
denying the report that he would be
an applicant for the presidency of the
college here if Russell was elected,
Gov Bilbo stated that he might be
an applicant if Russell was not cleo
ted; that he had appointed a majority
of the board and if he wanted the of
flee he had friends enough on the
board to elect him to it, 1t was a clever
turn in the political game which the
Governor applied to the rumor that
Collins started intending to help him
self with the friends OF the college
over the State. Collins knew that the
people would never stand for Bilbo
being President of the college here,
and Bilbo sought to make friends
for Russell by carrying the idea that
if Russell was not elected that he
would be atl applicant for the posi-
ton.
His letter to Mr. Lawrence must
have been a joke for there is no love
political or otherwise between the
two. Bilbo in this letter says that if
Russell is defeated he will be an APP
plicant for the position here. The ad-
monition to the people of the State is
to elect Russell and thus save the
State and the College.
It's some politics.
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Are you going to vote for me as
President of the l. |. & C? | will be
applicant for this position if Russell
is NOT elected.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-20
POLITICAL COUP BLOWS UP.
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Russ Collins, and was dated July 9th.
The said letter contained the follow
mo.