davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
SEVENTH WARD.

5O51-IONES, PETER-725 acres
Phillip, S. r. r., Colas, F. Road; house
and 16 acres, Scott. Sorrel, Cert, Sill
Ian; mules, | cart, Implements
Taxes s23S7, Int, s11s. Costs s275
Total $3.50.
5059-IACQUMoNT. BAZILE-Houss
and l.5h acres JacqUmont, Taylor
kreepc:, Road; horses; Taxes 1884
int i6c, Costs s2,75; Total s1zO5.
3063--JACKSON, CLARA-i-5 of Il
lcres, \ Eob., 5. r. r., Charles. f
Road; Ta%es sl.2s, Int. &c, Costs, s2.75
5o67-KRAMER, LoIIs-io7.47 lots
Nos. 4 and 5, Sec. T. IA SIR. E.
bounded Gaiean, Provost, Bodin, Pitre;
Taxes .$69.4s, Int. s3.47, Costs s2.75
5142--RICHARD. CLEBERT - Q!
acres, Julien, Dumesnil, Road, Lockett
improvements, : mules, | wagon; Taxes
s2o2S, Int sl0e, Costs s2.75; Total
S24.05.
1l5-SMARDoN, W. K.-Iot No. 9
Road, franklin, Jones, Read; lot No. G
.arroll. Franklin. i:oad, Dcgret; lot No
l6,Franklin. Cert. icgret, Road; 5
acr"s, Carroll, Cert, Road, Road; Taxes
si.6', Int 25c, Costs sS25: Total s9.I5.
5153-TNKNOWN OWNER-4o acres.
81. Of NE. u Sec. - 4. II SIR f.
Taxes sl.ol, Int. &c, Costs s2.75; To-
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
FRANKLIN.

54-BALDWIN, J. T., EST.-House and
lot, t4anoen, ano,rSJn ST.. a:plling Morris :
Taxes Slo.7o, Int. so.45. Costs, S-..5: Tolal,
$500.
as-B0NINo. J0HS A.--House and lot,
Kramer, LIST St, Lane, Coleman; Furniture,
9eweirf: iaAes $5o,56. Int $204. Costs
-, Total $55l5
tai-BETTY, GEORGE. EST,-Ifeus, and
lot. x, X, and Cocke, Resser Street. LOT !:
Taxes $&el, Int lac, Costs s2.75; Total
$500.
10s--C1.IFToN. WIN M.-IIouse and lot.
Morrisnn, 1'eche. Mequef Road: ore Auto,
mobile: Taxes $t8.se, Int. SI.93, Casts s2.75
Total $3.50
30I-JACkS0N, FRANK AND l.. B..
SCOTS Houses and Lots Milling
Young, Willow ST.. Lewis; Taxes S2o.06, Int
7oc, Costs $2.75; Total s23.6o.
3l5--JoNES. MARTHA-House and LOT
No. b. jackson, Lane, Mayer, Lane. Taxes
5000, Int 45c, Costs $3.75; Total $3.50.
5s2-SCHoENSTEIN. LIZZIE MRS. =
Honse and lot. Alpha, ard ST.. Alpha. I4aurit
zen. Cow; Taxes $I6.45, Int. 65c, Costs
's2.75; Total Sass.
s57-sTUART MARY-T.et. No. as. wa
1lams. No. ID, Lane: Taxes $4.0I, Int lac,
Costs s2.75; Total 4s.ao.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15

b" virtue of the autb,r;,y ros,., I.
by the Charter of the town of rr,rtS. Y
a'i, and by write Of the ConSs,n,,.
laws Of the state of Louisiana I rM
he principal front door Of the Co,. N
rhcre the Civil District Conrt i ~.
| ieh, within legal hours for iudiri,I Ill
o'clock A. m. on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY up n
| a. y. 1920.
| ma continuing each succeeding day mill
| 'dl"S are completed, all movable al
| hoYahI" property on which taxes are n,
| the corporation Of Franklin. ia y
| hifctlHn OF take, for the wear 1910 y
| Nifh interest thereon from the sJs
'ec"mher of the preceding wear Al 4,
II 10 per cent per year until paid
'oStS
The names Of said delinquent ,ul
h" amount Of taxes due bv each On
"Hsmrnt cf each year. and the mor,E
nmavah!r property assessed to each
iered for sac Is follows:
EMMA HLANCHARD-House Al
No. s, Powers, Alpha, White 0l
laAes si,20, Int. &c, Costs ;2ii.
S39S
'oIl.N \, bN'.N!NO-10uSe and
Kramer, First street, Lane, Cold
,urniture, jewelry; Taxes ilsA
;6.li, Costs s2.75; Total s75ss
N-M NJ. CLIFTON-House and
Morrison, Teche, Mequet, Road:
auto; Taxes $2190, Int ;6A
S2.15; Total $25.29.
FRANK JACKSON AND l. D. 81
House and lot, Milling. Young
low street, Lewis; Taxes sses
&c, Costs s2.75; Total sl2a
MARTHA JONES-l1 and ls
son, Lane, Mayer. Lane; Taxes
int. l4c. Costs s2.75; Total sia
JOHN C. KRAMER-House an
) and 4 (6R). Cumming, Foster
t al. Won S; Taxes $3.50, lnt
SostS $2.75; Total S6.26.
ABRAHAM LEWIS-House aR
Meade, Rials. Isabella street. ~
faxes S2.40, Int. &c, Costs Szai \
$5.22.
ROBERT STUART-House al
.ot No. s, Lane, Foster. Lane.
$3.50, Int. &c. Costs $2.75; Total
MANUEL ViNCE-House am
Clark street, ByrnS, Foster,
Taxes $500, int. 1sc, Costs |Aii |
al 1928.
DAN WILLIAMS-H0use aM
drown, Second street Jones. NJ
Taxes S4.20, Int lie. Costs sAs MI
tai $706,
On said day Of sale VII sal @a
II said property as each deblef a
Dut, and in rarh case where me
not point on: sufficient propsfgi
once and withcut further delay "a u
luantitr Of said property f cay ~.
any bidder va buy. for the aneam
interest ard costs duc b. ssld ,iar. asg.dd
be without sppraisenent. fgA !. S,
legal trndcr moneF Of the tnfa
h. property sold shah he red enah 4
lime within the space Of one w n
me price given and 20 per een =
,!dded. c,l,. "
Franklin, La, May II, 1870.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
NOTICE TO MORTGAGE UHis'

Sheriff and Tax Cehes'm;s sa;s.r
Parish ii St nwy, Lss'Ass ~. /
Franklin, la, Aas VI n
In conf rm ty with tie hgs a.djs
aot &c is hereby given 70 ~ lsS
tng mortgages pto2 rea seifl
he rarl.h oi ST Hary, sPa.,sId
ior 1919 hsse rot heen psiac; c;.ss,Aess|
gin the sale Of same at the ""
on -, ,qssI
SATURDAY, JUNE isih : =
at IL n'clyc!, =. H., and ,u.,sal ~ q
yieces Of property, 50 us,rs Mar
ueing alveri isyd in the ~ III
r'rankl,n. Ia, in eoni'fiD"'
.renara.ory to such sale: :. e,siaa
The attention OF mortssss sases's,,s.sss : r
gecial cai.ad 10 the ai's !, tsss q
,sles. aad ne are varnsi = 1,,,sssr
nor 10 H. ,ale as ah"y "
Get tier ris"ts. caAHsss. .s e
Sheriff .nd Ex-oiSeio Tax
OF st Mary.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
SIXTH WARD.

477s-HAss LEWIS J-1,nd go q
,oo acres E,rI Soc a. r 1s s r - T.,
IS f.; Taxes SIS. 80. Int. s3.75, COST e Il
j2.75: Total 5000
.7s2E,SS { NyL, ,ED v,
PETTIGREW-2oO 16 lots Nos. ,. an,
:. See. II, lots Nos /, ,, 3, 1 and Sec
Is T. l6 SIl, II f.; $3.50 lots No o
SW. 4 of NE. x Sec. - T. 16 SIR /
:: 40 81. = or " sec - !. 10 -!
- - ~ SN. OF NV a Sec. - ~
OF NJ ana IotS nos. . ana Sec
nv OF W 4 Sec - 10 SIX, !,
~ oDV 5n 90 = ot Sec, :" ''E; OF 81; ";
. sec. y ana NV OF sec 20 NJ.
Is M 81 - 81 !. Nv ~ of VI VI Z ef 90.
= r. 16 SE T. E, 20 Ny y n NE /.
sc - r 16 SR IL r, 20 III Sec =
:" II SIR f., known as Rabbit Island
10 NE. 4 of NV. Il Sec. - T. 16 SIR
- E.; 80 n. la NV. 4 Sec. 23 T. 1G
*: II -: IaSts 5 ss92s Int $f26, Costs
20 lo'a! S9s.s''
4790-BoUDRIIAtN, JOHN II. or;
HEIES-2S acres lot Ne. or Fri SW.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
EIGHTH WARD.

:. 516$-BAss, L. $3.50 acres, lots
Nos. : .ni 4. Sec. 20 T. 16 SR. IL T.
al s5.20
5:G5-8Ass. S. NYE, l.. J.. r. E
BRIMBT AND A W PETTIG p EW-
l5S2 ct No: / Sec: 5. let 70. Sec. 6
I. 13 SP, u f. S. W. l.. b: Taxes So. 30.
Int. zoe, Costs s2.75; Total 1886.
51S1-GILMORE W. T.-l74s5 lot;
Nos Z, = and Is. Sec, Is T IL SR. IL 4 !;
IaSes s4,5a, Int 20c. Costs S2.75, Total
alsS-Ls BLANC, MARY MRS.-Hcuse
ara lot, Mutt, River, Franeptnai
swami; Taxes $3.50. Int. 3Gc, Costs
S2.Ih; Total 1855.
519s-P1ZZINI. THORGEN - House
ana lot. Written. River Pizzini River:
Taxes $3.50, Int, 20G, Costs sZ75, To-
tai $6!S5.
5zGs-TNkNoWN OWNER - $685.
acres, Kyle Lhr Co, Lake Lyons, XVI,
Lbr. Co; Taxes sI.s2, Int. Sc, Cests
$215; fetal sass
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
PATTERSON.

1552-ANDREws HELEN. MIss-Hous.
and lot, McHagh, Road, Ager. McHuyb: Houss
and lot Bldg. Assn, Road, Aser, Street:
House and lot, Hausmsn, Street, Lane, Lane:
iaxes $3.50, Int. $l.25, Costs $275; Total
l56f-BERGERON. E. Riots. No. Is,
1917, Waveland Park So. A; Taxes 64c.
Int. &c, Costs s2.75; Total ss.42
aaas-BR0wN. ELIzA-Hssss End Ia.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
NCN-RESiDENTS

s22a-ClTRUS LAND CO.-sss 80
acres, N. 4 of NE u of NE. 4 w. X OF
ri Sec l. lots Nos, l, 2, 3, and and
NV NV Of Sec II T, IS SIR II f.;
s061.t3 acres, Secs and 3 fri Secs,
and 10. T, 1S SR, II H.; 4s3.5s acres,
lots Nos. {, and Z. and E Il Of Sec.
! 7; 1S SR- II E; Taxes sS2l6, Int.
saw, Costs s5.2s: Total S9l,50.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
FIRST WARD.

AN>A AANAs
NJ 27sss.ACHILLE; &C WAITER w.-Lots
automobile; Taxes s6.s2, Int 33c, costs
s2.75; Total $500.
28GO-AERAHAM. sIMON-16 acres
| Etienre. Road, Jolivet, Adeline: Lot
s2s2t, Int s1.s1. costs s2.75; Tota1 SdaI
2s2a-BouTTE, GLAsco-Lot, No. ss
Senerans, Sub. automobiles; Taxes
s7as. Int. 37c, Costs $2.75; Total 5000
2s73,CENTREVILLE BANK - T
ecres, Armelin, Teche, Palermo. Road
Road; Taxes $500. Int. acc, Costs s2.75
| 2s7s-CARTER. T. b. G. C. & ]. w
?t197 acres, lots "A, tIk, Il, rs of Ade-
soss inS si"Esoyemsnts assts TaXos ro s2l77s
2s77--CARTER, THOMAS B.-14o94
acres, lots Nos. As, f5h, IS of Adeline,
improycment 3 cows; Taxes s127.15
int. $685., Costs s2.75; Total s135.25.
2s37-ETIENwE. yIRUIlIA Mrs
Louise and 2 acres, Eticnne, Gov. Land,
Costs s2.75: Total sle.55.
y. H. Fuselier; Taxes sLsO, Int lOc,
Costs $2.75; Total sts5
S0s2-LeBOuRGEOIS GEORGE L-E
s q acres. Fr, Of lots Nos. l" and 10 Il
Ill
Int. $205, Costs s2.75; Total st5.96.
BOON GSTAYER. GASTON = 12O
acres, Teche, Dauterive, Provost, Ga
Jean; improvements. horse, mules. !
s,ow: Taxes sl93,7i, Int. $971, Costs
s2.15: Total 20620.
16o-FECOT, PAUL EsT.-House
and lot. Lane, Falterman. Road, Lane
Taxes Si564. Int. 66c, Costs s2.75; To.
s25s-TILLoTsoN. FIR RANK-House
and lot. Perret ST. Tecke. Cemetery
lRofH, Bead Taxes, $40, Int soc, Costs s2.75:
Gaze sIssaIw5LIAMs, FVI5 f,as,. ELLA c-Lg,,
acres, Conner. Res: Road, Conner, Pc
cot, cot; TsXes ak sl1.7o. Int. soc, Costs SAYS;
SECOND WARD.
lot, Collins, Reaa, Al.xander, ass aiexana aha
ander; Taxes slo.io, Int, 55c. Cestss2.75;
sss5-.DILLARD, MARY improve
ments, aores. Berney, Jones, Rogers, l.. ::
raxes u s *s.4S, Int 30. Costs $2751; Tota!
s425--HaNsON, ALRERT, LBR. CO.
.xanhee and Inland Canal; Taxes
sSS.Ss, Int sa11L Costs s275; Total
s595-PREVOST, LEoN-2s. 2a acres.
lot No. Is Sub, of a, V. Provost as per
map on record: improvements. 6 mules
cows, : hogs. 1 sheep, 3 carts. imnIe.
ments; Taxes s31.33, Int. s1.s5. Casts
s2fo; Total $685.
3529-SMITH, NORA-Lot, Cypt. Land
Co, Bayou, Seiley, Road; Taxes SIC, Int.
&c, Costs s2.75; Total s34O.
THIRD WARD.
ases-HANSoN. ALBERT. LRR CO.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15

Ey virtue Of the authority vested in me by
the Constitution and the laws of the State Of
Louisiana, ard especially By Act 100 of the
General Assembly of 1898. ! win sell at the
principal front door OF the Caur. House in
the town Of Franklin, Parish OF 81 Mary, La
IN whicG the Civil District Court is b,inc
held, within legal hours for Judicial ssies.
beginning at ii O'Clock a. m. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
A. ID. 1920,
and continuing each succeeding day until such
sales completed all movable and i'm
movable property which taxes are due TO
the State OF Louisiana Parish of St Mary
District Levec Tax, Acreage Levcc Tax Good
Road Tax, Confederate Veteran Tax Franklin
Drainage Tax, Third Ward School Tax, Fifth
Ward School Tax, School District No. A.
Parish wide and Constitutional School Tax
Avoca Drainage Tax, Cypremort Drainage Tax
Cypremort SubDrainage Tax No /, Cypre
mort Sub-Drainage Tax No 2. Cypremort sub
Drainage Tax No, 3, Iberia and St Mary
Drainage Tax, Iberia and St Mary Sub Drain
age Tax No. O. yellow Bayou Drainage Tax
yellow Eayou Sub-DraiEage Tax, Sixth Ward
School Tax, Sixth Ward Special School Tax;
Iberia, St Mary and Eastern r. K Tax OaL
Lawn Drainage Tax No /, Fourth Ward Good
Roads Tax No =, Good Roads Tax District No
L, Criminal Tax. to enforce collection OF take
assessed in the year 1919 together with ir
terest thereon from the 31st day of December
1919, al the rate of ten per cent per annum
mai al
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
FIFTH WARD.

46l9-CI'MMINGHA LOrIS-Hou5e
,nd lot, Stroder RoaG, Epp% swamp;
Faxes $ll.6o, Int 64c. Costs s2,75; To-
1889 -SWEENEY, .JAMt,S-E S :
ere, ' art BY river ahqve Clark rear by
':rownSon: Taxes S2.1S, Int. 15c, Costs
= Is: Total S5.6S.
i7I7-TII}BS, ADAN--l5 acres, Ar
rington, Road, Williams. Swamp: Taxes
$1l.02, Int 5jc, Costs S2,75; Total $14.32
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15

G4o-RIAvCHARn EIMA MRa.-Housc
and iot 80 lo Powers. Alpha. White. Owens:
Taxes g.. 2.6S. Int. l2c Costs s. 2.75; Total
3I5-LOl STALOT. L. A.--Iiousc and lot,
Foster :rd Street. tiordy. Foster; Taxes 1902,
Inf To-. (nsts 81 Il Total SlIlR
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
STATE TAX SALES
OF
Movable and Immovable
Property, Parish of st. Mary

The State of Louisiana vs.. De,ngu.W Tax
Debtors, Parish of St Mary
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
BALDWIN,.

2541-BROWN. ROBFRT-IIouse and Iot
Lane, Boudrcaux. Rosebud Bal1win: Lot
C"l"man, Rosebud. Osborne. Lane: Taxes
S8.S3 Int. 42c Costs So IS; Tctal $500
260l-FORD JAMES & LOUIS-Lot.. No
Is B. w. Rosebud, Block No. ,: Taxes
Sic. Int. 4c. Costs S. Is: TntaI 81 GO
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
FOURTH WARD.

221i-Bf'TIER, DAVID J-IIouse and
ot. Berry. Lane, IIardy, Hunt: ; acres
'-erdun. No. | and 3. Road No. 1, COW;
axes S1243, Int G2c. Costs $275; To-
al $3.50
431.-GARY. CATHERINE MRS -
iouSe and lot. Alleman, Allen. Moffit,
.. s. Road: Taxes $2O10 Int $1.00, Costs
52.75; Total s23.S5.
t+67-PAII, FRANCIS. HEIRS
ceres BelveivilIe, Tcchr. Nerdun, Wal
fer: improvements, | COW; TaXe.; s7.31.
Mt 39c, Costs $2.75: Total s10.f5.
tiT1-PIIII.LIPS, S.>Al--Iiouse ard
ct Nos IS. 81 and SO Sennette Plant,
Block No. 6; Taxes $1.62. Int. $50, Costs
- rs. Total S1075
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15

| Lane. Church s.. Brown. Rousye: TAKE
/ s5.%!. lit. 2oe: Costs - -; lotai $3.35,
,f,o--1RooES sFR,NNt-I,t No I:
u H.. S.V Nan sn 10. TaxrS 5.,c In;
r.. r., Cost Is So. Totsl sa.50.
| ,c,s-CooXs q ,-lIor>. and Iot p,
| ,,, kr,mor r y Ava LAM tIt,mobii.
'r.xcs saG * ipt 81 40 Co>ts 81 -. Tota
$tlo.
D.i,nn. 1nyy iol,,Im', konxnnrsut T,xn.
SID. Int. re. casts S2.75: Total $500
l63n-C0MEAvX NRS,-Iot No 4,
nnrgah No s. Lame. No, ,: Tax.s ST 49
Int Gr Co,t - IS Total 800
1675-DoHELL. LAE-IIousc and lot. No
Total s6 10
1sa1-rINoRr FDIrH-Lot La Ave
~ 5H" Cnst Na'4"' "a Total NsIs5 = 90 axes II"
1s.4-IoHysoN, JAMES R.-Lot No
.5.26, Hanson St, street, 10. 37-2a 80. 30
Faxes $3.I9 Int. I6c Costs SIS; To,a
s6.lo,
Taylor Hanson ST Porter: Taxes 5:;c Inl
e e. Co COST W. s:.Ss Total S5'5o. N', ''
IT, q. %sH'ias &c., $,rest K < ATs Fie!as' '
Costs So. 75 Total $500.
,,o unopr t,p.xr1O H., , l..
schn"SantGer Moorc r r. OAK St. '"T FAKE" ,".
SG.3S, Int 81 c. Costs s.. Is: Total SO a.
Iao."oIIv1Fp RosTo& ~ I,on.. and
m trrnLa, s. Roh',r.nr w|hor an"
ira, n'Ss Ss nso"' ,'''e,' %",, a. ~,
s", P''"'' i"' ~ No'' V''' io'"'
F't' ~ noe,
l9"3-PALERMo. koSA-if"uSH ana lot,
naison ~: MaIer'l 'r""n 1,rtet t ,o.
'p'i ,1 S'''I ~; 30 ="
im, on,, ~, oo',, &c. io'", F-0oU
~ NM d., r-M -. e. ~ Ie[ E
- niSsS u: I'm i, q; i"Aee @i'o'' i"''
o', ,"S'' ~. T-,,', ,'nu i0'"' |',,n1, F,,n9
2O42-TALDOT. JOSEPH T. - Lot. No
~ -. 40, .norGrtSs rs ieWds ave, freIer'eG: J.
.ir,"in"9nt =. NY, ,c I"HcH F''fo' INT t''' 'o>'S
80 i",", %i-,oo
a, 'biHH y tN'ta a iioh r. = to' 90
I,nci - 't1'h'Ms; "; err - a. 'oi i'Aes o4'
INT ''' '"N' @-'''' i"''i 80
2l23 GER1lO ROSAIfo-il"use and lot
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
BERWICK.

2478-WILLIAMS EDwARD-House and
Fr. Of Lot No 8 \. y of No. 3, Spr.gy>
Calf ST.. 5th st: Taxes $3.65. Int 20o
Costs s. Total $500
2is5--CLARk. THOMAS. House and lot
No. I, Howe Tract: Taxes 1922; Int 43c
Cost $2.75; Total Sil.iD.
2491-lNKNOWN OWNER - Tot. No. 4
Robert Tract; Taxes 92c. Int. Sc, Costs So IS :
Total ga
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15
TOWN TAX SAIL
OF
Movable and Immovsbl
Property.

Town Of Franklin, st. Mary Parish :,
ilnqucut Tax Debtors
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-15

on rarql Tayes s9iil2. Int s12.2
costs $2.15 Total s25a.45.
%S12-IEALT, HENRY H.-10@5 acre
:; /. of No. 4 ard lot No. 9 of Carlin.
ow; Taxes sI2.66. Int. 6?c, Costs s2.75
Total S17,10.
SS63-LEE. LOTISA-Lot. Stuar,
Road. ComeauX. Street: Taxes $14S
Int. &c. Costs s. -; Total Si.20.
3955-MOORE. JOHN MRS NEE
FROZONE YANCY--Iiou>e and lot, Mill
ne, Road, Turner, Lambert: lot, Tur-
ner, r. r., Copper, Lambert; Taxes
S12.0S, Int. &c, Costs s2.15: Total SIS As.
3959-MORGAN, ALBERT MRS
touSc and lot. Smtth, Coar. Smith,
':aldwin; Taxes s51S, Int 21c, Costs
rs; Total $50.
3a60-MONETTE. I-LTESSF, - : .33
'cies. Monette, Road Fleming, Lance
in: Taxes S3.45, Int. zoe, Costs $40:
'otal $40.
4O96-SCOTT CHARITY-Lot No. 6.
nolden, No. :. lane. 80. ): Taxes Sec.
Mt &c Costs STE: Total $3.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

good roads from one end of the
county to the other.
Only one precinct in Bryan
county voted against the bonds
and this was section far re-
moved from the proposed road.
OF the total OF 1880 votes cast,
only $50 were against the bond
issue Tue county seat, Durant,
voted 1000 to 81 in favor Of the
bonds.
That the building of these
roads will be an immense boon
to Bryan county, is not open to
question 1t is said that land
values have already advanced as
result Of the vote on the bonds.
Hard surface roads III Bryan
county mean that the cost of
marketing the farmers crops
will be reduced. 1t means roads
hat can be used every day in
the year, regardless Of weather.
The community which has such
roads is naturally more attractive
to the man who wants land for
an investment or for farming
purposes.
Choctaw county, Immediately
east of Bryan, has also voted
bonds for hard-surface- roads by
a majority of about 25 to one. 1t
is evident that other sections of
Oklahoma will have to quicken
their pace if they want to keep
up with the southeastern coun-
lies. What's Grady county 60
ing to do about it9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
Cannot E'Ysaise this
Remedy too Klal1ly
THE WAY ONE LADY FEELS AFTER
SUFFERING TWO YEARS

Judging from her letter, the mis-
cry and wretchedness endured by
Mrs. Charlie Taylor, II. F. D. No. /,
Box Id, Dillon, S. c., must have
been terrible. No one, after read
ing her letter, can continue to
doubt the great healing power
of PE-RU-NA for troubles due
to catarrh or catarrhal conditions
in any part of the body. Her
letter is an Inspiration to every
sick and suffering man or woman
anywhere. Here it is: 81 suffered
two years with catarrh of the head,
stomach and bowels. Tried two of
| then took PE-RU-NA and can
truthfully say am well. When
began to use PER UNA, ] weighed
one hundred pounds. Ny weight
now is one hundred and fifty. l
cannot praise PE-RU-NA too
highly, for it was a Godsend to me.
/ got relief from the first half
bottle and twelve bottles cured me.
| advise all sufferers to take
,PE-RU-NA."
As an emergency remedy in the
home, there is nothing quite the
equal of this reliable, time-tried
medicine, PE-RU-NA. Thousands
place their sole dependence on it
for coughs, colds, stomach and
bowel trouble, constipation, rheu-
matism, pains in the back, side and
loins and to prevent the grip and
Spanish Flu. To keep the blood
pure and maintain bodily strength
and robustness, take PE-RU-NA.
You can buy PE-RU-NA any
where in either tablet or liquid
form.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
BRYAN COUNTY TO BUILD
GOOD ROADS.

Southeastern Oklanoma is step
ping to the front in the good
roads movement. Last Tuesday
me voters OF 6ry an county went
to the polls. and by an over
Whelmlng majolity authorized a
BOND lsspe of 100000 for the
eohsro,.tion of hard-surface high
Way ). AS this sum will be supple
p ented by the same amount of
federal aid, it is estimated that
the funds available will build
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

you think it would be a good idea
to give little dinner to some Of
our friends? I'll cook the dinner
myself
Yes replied her husband, look
ing up from his plate. 81 think
that would be good way to test
their friendship. From the Eden.
burg Scotchman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
= = + = . s. . 3 j. T. :
EN
EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs


+ + + ! + + + i + J. i.
spake full well, in language quaint
and oden,
One who dwelleth by the castled
Rhine,
When he called the flowers, so blue
and golden,
Stars, that in earth's firmament do
shine.
-Longfellow.
Frankly, we're glad that Jhon Crib
isn't boarding at hotel or restau-
rant during the walters strike. The
mere thought of having to feed him
gives us visions of bankruptcy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
JUDGE BAILEY FOR THE
SUPREME COURT.

While he has not yet made any
formal announcement, Judge
Frank NJ. Bailey, now member
Of the stat supreme court by ap-
pontment, has made clear his i'll.
tention to become d candidate
fer the office lit tile coming cleo
ton This should and doubtless
viii be welcome news to the peo-
pie Of Oklahoma. Few men in
Oklahoma ore 50 pfe-eminently
fitted for high judicial positions
as Judge Bailey and the voters
Of the state will not overlook the
opportunity to avail themselves
OF the services of such a man.
The appointment Of Judge
Bailey as a member of the SUI
preme court came to him unso-
licited AS a district Judge for a
number Of years, in the district
Of which Grady county is a part,
he not only filled the office in a
way that won the warmest ap-
proval Of the p4pole and the bar
but also gained recognition
throughout the state as a judge
of far more than average ability.
His standing among the lawyers
Of Oklahoma is attested by the
fact that he served term as
president of the State Bar
association. Although he had a
lucrative private practice, when
the appointment to his present |
office was rendered to him by
the governor, he accepted it be-
cause Of his inborn love of the
kind of service for which his
mental and moral endowments
have SO well qualified him, and,
having sacrificed private inter
csts to thus serve the people, it is
natural that he should have a de-
sire to continue in the work.
The salary alone is not a suf-
Ficient inducement to lawyers of
first-class ability to seek election
% the supreme court. Within
he last year several members Of
he court have resigned to en-
rage in employment that brings
more compensation The lawyer
Who cannot earn more from pri-
ate practice than d judge of the
upreme court receives, hardly =
assesses the high order Of ability .
7hich is required 10 fill lie posi-
ion. Only when a lawyer has
ther motives than personal gain
1 seeking the office is it safe to
ltisfy his ambition. That there
re such motives in the ease Of
ldge Bailey and that they justi-
his election, is not open to
Iestion.
Judge Bailey should be nomi-
7ted and elected without oppo-
ton, Having served only few
onths and since nobody ques-
ons that The quality Of the ser
ce he has rendered, he is Just
entitled 10 The recognition
hlch he purposes 10 ask at the
nds Of the people.
In CAickasha where he lived
T nearly twenty years and
roughout the Fiftecnth judicial
strict where he served on tl4,s.
strict bench, Judge Bailey is
'pected, honored and admired
the people. A lawyer Of pro-
md learning, possessing natu-
gifts as a jurist, with long
oerlence on the bench and, in
iition to all this, man of ex-
tlonally fine character, he ISL
ally fitted for the supremeE
geship. Oklahoma will honor
self, as well as worthy man, 4
electing him.
--O-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
Get She Did

Mrs. Talkington-If you cast any
more reflections on my varacity I'll
never speak to you again.
Her Husband-All the same. YOU
didn't keep your romises.-Houston
Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
Vanquiaied

Robbie" said the village curate
III severe tone of voice, 81 am par
ticularly sorry, Bobbie, to see you
have black eye. | must read you
a lesson"
YOU'D better go 'ome yourself"
retorted the urchin cheekily, land
read your Willie one, then. He's got
two."-From the scotchman, Edin-
burg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

DIR. Fl. @. ANTLE-office 21O First
National Bank bldg. Phones: Office,
800: residence 31l. 1I-22-30t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
+ A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO 1

An Additional AppeIation

Mrs. Johnsing, Gmpatiently)
outen de house, yo'. lazy, good fer
muffin. Yo' oughter be shamed OBJ
yo'self sittin' dar all day watchin'
NY po' wife make de libbin' fo' de
family.
Rastus, with whine)-Yo' didn't
useter talk to me dat way afo' we
wus married. Yo uster call me SUI
gar den.
Mrs. Johnsing-Yes an l calls yo'
sugar now-loafsugar. OATS what
yo' is-loafsugar.-Bo Boston Trans
cript.