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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Sales fcr Present Ye.i Sic y In
crease Of Almost Cae Hundred
Per Cent Over Last Year.
%. oeO,Oao BOTTLES ARE
SOLD IN SIX YEARS
Celebrated Medicine Has Become
Sensation Of Drug Trade Az
Over America and Canada. Best
People CT Country lndorSe Il.

Am ash placed on salc srm,,hira
oru five years ago. the demand or
,ho ,,! .lrgtcd medicine. Tau'1c, bass
increased az a most phenomenal r.t
and announcement has just hc,u mad
Lv ,ho manufacturers thai thy 90.
sales Nill reach anprovi1l:. Q, -'HH-
900 bo;,lrg Ly thr end 90 'he y.es
year
re- ny that Tanlac now has the '.
r,at al" - any medicine ~ ils Is
iu a.. world does ant h.g.n to t,ll
gt1ry for no other preparation has u.
,y,a approached tho marvellous record
That has been made iy TJrAc ai' Do
is now ,Hn3cty3tiyt.y estimated tha
he alos by "a. end 81. tn' comic p
var win reach tn astonishing total ug
20 a,o.ub bottles.
Tnnlac sales last y1r pmvut.d o.
307o.g4g bottles. cs,ahlishiur u,.
world record for tn Sic 90 ur D.. 'lr
medicines up to that time This ru'r
nov pal,s into iusi-nii.clnce howe
no orders received during tn FIRST r.H.
months 90 TIL present year reach 20
total pf G.2OO 0Oo bottles shDwipg .u en-
crease II aiincs; Zoo per cent over the
currrsp nding period ~ last year
.Th' cnurmuls and oy,riucr asirg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
TANALAC SALES Reach
TREMENDOUS TOTAL

.Ia.HHi' OF rnufc b. the uno great
p.lsUnl.E proof 30 i,s merit TIL
Cd. t.r' drug FIRMS uf the country have
..nmuI.w yUwr forward and stated
n u'-Iu. cold figures the record break
l's sl'.p r,.ryvherc So medicine II
is .tl.r tuwgilfitc quality could pos.
..H,v attain .Y'h a hus. sales record
r.r r".r gs hrs Tanllr. the unquali.
fI,' end o. mont 81 thousands ~ well
tnrNr mon and wrmsn from al parts
OFF tho country whc stand for the host
.n their communities.
IN. great 90 t,s. of amy medicine ~
;h' 'r r.1tn-s.'.f :, 'rJJovs Tanlacs
hc0Cm.r'' record he been possible
rcOurc a. thc f.,t tina she men ami
,vrran Nh, buy as. both invariably
return frr .sr socnnd and recommend
o. % ,th,rs because IL has helped them.
Tlulc has boon On The market now
.t.l, over n.r years O. has stood the
.eil o Of t.n.. " e. known and hon.
nuA Dr. ,yDy ,iJ,. tsvu. 'i!llgr and
hamlet ~ a." Americas continent from
i'r West N ldr. 90 Tho northern
v.'ls .' 'lrras whcr oven the Indians
and f..fwl.r h1y' armed ~ is won.
lIW .U..F r. medicine.
Tu, s Composed 81 ,lc NEST bone.
nr.al rcD. .ni hrrle known To- the
scientific v.Id Tho iarmula conforms
. .th 900 Nt.'u.l and State Pure Food
.I i.,.itb laws g both the United
Sc. md Can.l' Although Taniac's
,ai4. :ar superiority arr ahundantly
.rr.,. hy 'ya'.uE Authorities. Il 20
- ic themselves vino have made
"Llt i b.
upon nIl!Dus of ,hc bos; poo.
3'. country have usnd It and have
ions oi u,hCrs what it has done
o. Tint is why Tanlac has he.
g.,r 100 real sensation 81 the drug
.. . over America,
TIalJc o. soda io Amarillo BY / ".
Collins Drul Co.. and o,hcr leading
o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Look forward "a al! the ycar-thc Ger
tain knowledge that on the s5ih day NJ
December or thercabouts you won
have % hard feeling toward anybody
IN tho world and that the propriets-s
~ he season win make IL perfectly
rossiblr Tor YOU To- say Merry Christ.
mas a. a lot 81 people who. although
they may look down their noses. viii
D. forced to reciprocatc and In the
very rcciproAiion undergo o mellow
ing Of the spirit which In turn will
make them meau IL. The holiday time
iH the TIM of universal truce and
there Ia something IN the profound s.s.
riflcarc- Of the Observance ~ Christ.
mas that makes the little fr,ctions OF
every day social, business and political
life luok small IN comparison.
IN the words - the poct We may
say tina; II is q Grand and Glorious
Fcclin'
Just here We want to add an even
warmer gnod wish Tor the good people
% Santa fc who, despite their oCca.
sional d.Egrc,ments with the editorial
columns and dissatisfaction with the
occasional cxasperating typographical
error etc. etc. form as loyal ellen.
tolc ~ any Home Paper ever had. This
goes To- The Santa Fc advertisers
wh, ~ generous and continuous pat.
ronago this year has SET new marx
Tor support Of hom" institutions and
has demonstrated the fact that no city
anywhere has business men who arr
NOV" aler, and progressive.
To Our fr.ends-wc thank you-to
oar esteemed onegics-Gud Bless You.
Thus IN the spirit of broiherly love
ard good fellowship We al enter upon
the new year and the common task Of
peying for N. Christmas presents we
sent and making our resolutions last
Tor az least three weeks after Jan.
uary lst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

contracted lingering diseases
while in the service OF the coun-
try.
II IS an established fact that
most al the men who have CON
tracted tuberculosis since their
return home. were gassed more
or less severely while abroad,
while others actually gathered
germs while in France.
There ought not TO be the pos
sibility OF such a situation arising
as Is reported at Tucson. The
government should be ready and
anxious to apply remedies in al
cases such as this and congress
should invest someone with au-
thority 20 administer funds TO this
end.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Wise SIOVE az ARA%T.sIS
PRICE On CORN CROP

Guaranteeing a dollar n hushrl fur
iuwr Germ IN connection aith the srllilg
90 ulnOs is the latest idea offered g.
b,s Nuinrg and the vicinity hy thu
Jones Piano &C.. in % brand.ncw sales
plan iurt announced. but which has al.
read. iuu1d many eager customers
Town farmers. - course. are rather
discouraged VS. the flcts in the corn
situation. IN, Jones Piano Co. with
optimism that certainly Is Commend
allr. announces that they viii "gmran.
ter dollar corn" and Co prove their sin.
cputv the, are Offering pianos and
pllv,rs az reduced pFiDcs and Faan.
'e,ing ihe farm,rs cora 90 60 e hushol
up Ca tn price OF The ins'-.:mcnt ''.
.,ot,d
Tho lIrnr can th,n sll htH scan ~
the highcs, price between November
and May o. 1891 ana 90 ihr Chicago
market price lo,s not rci'h 81. the
Jones' Piano c.. credits him with inc
amount 0f tho difference 600 'hr same
number 81 bushels as the piano COS. Boo
dDliars
iu Whcr words. Dr. the farmer only
roia >o,' "a hush,l. and has hough, 90
iion piano. The jones company wii &C..
.o,p' $500 for the piano. The n1rkr, be-.
ports II local iapcr ggc o. be- taken
as authority fur the Chicago MARI e,
price hatwetr now and May 3 1921
I'VE arr HppCulrtun." tho con p1ul
announces in TELLING the farmers thr q.
tails " the plan I'VE have faith in th.
good I'd T.. = A.. and hclic.o that corn
viii b" si.l0 or perhaps S'.20 IN ChioaE
ly May 1921 And if IL dos. n, farm
er gets the benefit, f0r All over 81 tn
farmer. ~ course. gets the profit
TIE store has advertised extremely
liberal iermn in addition. Payments mas
De- made In full 90 pant Tor the piano O.
, whatever instrument is selected nt pres
cnt. OF not until May. 1921 Piano.
lnlay,rpiinos and Paragraphs arc boz
rluc,d IN he unique Offer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

~ q s"cc'ssfHl retail organization. such
flr oNnmric. H. the statement nude hg
Samuel Merwin. the novelist. when be-
ronprks 10 rne ~ his recent books Chat
most uooplv can't appreciate "a gpod
'hing unless they are t'ld.it 81 good"
only fourteen words. bot they rUu.
tain hint 90 an increase in sales tll'
too many Hurcs overlook What ihe
use - having nll.s.ik noeiii.H &C. gold
'u.tnred pianos. or cnrutry uuugDf
that wh,t tho morning appetite. ~ rhn'n
ur socks 90 SEALING wuN unl,,H custom.
sls are informed hos good th'y really
ute7
You know the qualities e. yuur g.
You Know no To- t1lliu. points 1900 dI
,uue ..'.eia 'pl- lruw th,m7 Or sH. on
ihry u.s. these points 90 tn" h.ri .3
vintage y, thry .Ii attention .H tH.
simH,l bus arii. 'ir hHr. u ihs ur t.
ti.t DO. vty iu witch 900 lining a.
si!ulcd boz. ,he tiut tl.t th.g arr p''.
rrruf uuH wfintl, proof no. wluru l1
which th.y WlD s'.p a.Iy 'hr.I-H Doc
r ld- Dl the tigh,.si l'ar' DO other
word jp they ll d.. ut l'"
quality
Tho etmo ir.u -i'la applies o.. ltl
,hc ,ntlr, alphabet az p,H mnd.al. .run
aIaYmaili,s Go zinc There's something
gbont every piece of gods that can b.
made thp has.s fr 90 convincing s.l.H
argument something which viii sway
% dl.ltoy adjusted l.H.D' of huI
DC iu,ua Hut the" points must Zoe
drought uut for ae Mrrvin syr. "N -
people Cont aWrcciat" gu.d hinf
uule.s ,h,y src t.ld 10 is so,d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
SICK VETERANS.

Reports from Tucson. Ariz..
state that five hundred World
War veterans. suffering from iu-
berculosis. are in need 81 the es-
seniials % lie in that CITY. Many
az them have no shelter aud have
beer sleeping in the parks OF the
city.
Application has been made 20
the government ior the use OF en-
gineers and the American Legion
in that state will eudeavor 20 Sc
cure sufficient carpenters 10 coli
struct cottages for the patients.
We have never favored the pay
ment OF 4 cash bonus. indiscrim-
inately, 10 the men who served
during the war. But we are con-
WINGED that the american govern
ment can never DO enough Tor
thase. -pshe s,,siaiasd iniaries a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

The following editorial was taken
from the Santa Fc New McSican. and
while Il deals largely with loCal affairs
ON account Of the richness u It's spirit
The Daily News management feels
that u IN worthy Of reproduction. Ed.
liors Note.
This being the last issue 81 the pa
per before December 27,h. thu New
Mexican wishes 20 express i;s desire
that all and Sundry persons IN Santa
Fc. New Mexico, and the world ~
large. will have Merry Christmas AMI
a Happy New Year.
We make no exception II applies
To persons az all crceds and shades .
belief and opinion and We especially
wish To- include Just az this time AL
members OF the Republican party.
male and female. We hope Mr.. Elr
sum. and Judge Mechem. and N. Al.
huquerquc Herald and the State Rec.
ord. and everybody will have a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
and We especially wish 10 extend our
best wishes for pleasant holiday sea
son 20 the lady Republican workers
O. the recent campaign. Also We want
% emphasize the sincere hopo that all
the local office seekers. and Woodrow
Wilson. and Mr.. Burlcson. and Bill
lapoint OF the Las Cruces Citizen. and
that fellow on the Gallup Herald Will
all have a Merry Christmas.
This IL expressive ~ what o. known
as the Christmas spirit. The best
thing about u Is that it's genuine.
You simply don't care who has a good
time and " We aren't careful RICH, now
Wen 10 wishing the Kaiser and the
Sim Fcin a Merry Christmas. one
% the greatest things on earth Is "a
h. able 90 get In that frame OF mind
AZ leas; once n year. We feel oons!d.
cradle sympathy for the fellow who
can't do H. II Is something one can
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Miss Cunninghamis
Given Appointment

Mss Norma Cunningham has been
appointed membership secretary ter
Amarillo - the Texas Conference ~
Social welfar,. according 90 news re-
celyed here this morning from the
headquarters 40 Dallas.
The Texas Conference - Social Wei.
fare b. an organization devoted 10 CO.
operation and efficiency In social work
and its membership Is open TO all per
SIMS interested IN social progress
whether OF not they ara actively en-.
gagged IN sorial service work The
conference aims TO b. % service 10
every community IN Texas through It's
services 20 agencies and organizations
doinr work 90 social and civic nature
IN That community. and through its
s,r,lcgs q individuals In the commu-
nifty.
Besides - annual .nsr!raiioual ans
educational meetings. the tenth %
whlch Was held In san Antonio No
vcmbcr 1888. 1920. the Texas conscr.
cnce ~ Social Welfare has added tu
o. functions "a yearround program o.
snlai gel activities. ia order o. carry
out this program the conference mas
engaged fun time secretary. Miss
RUBY \. Black formerly OF the I'm.
verify az Tcyas. who took up the
wors September LIST. This enlarge.
mcut u activity has neccssit1ted an
Ircreased budget, and In order 10 meet
this budget and IN order to extend the
interest nj the Texas Conference ~ s..
cial Welfare, which represents all kinds
~ social work. the present member.
ship drive has been inaugurated with
chairmen working in some $50 Texas
tnNrs and rIsIns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
COVERING ~ WINDOWS
DREW LOTS ~ TRADE

Unusual methods must Dee used 90
shake the apathy - the publir toward
hl,iug anything these di,f The Old.
dignin,d policy 81 calmly alling alton.
t.un g. reductions through aItisii, wiz
dow displays aud neatly wurd,d ndycr.
tis,m,nis ayails but little. To move
thu merchandise ih" merchant has O..
drar pooplc into his store. nguratiNcly
.Irlking.
The experience ~ Marshall y Bush
Inc. in Philadelphia Is typical ct IA.
attitude a. the publ, during IN" las'
Few munths THIS store. which handles
Ia line ,f high grade haheIdashory, found
itself bon the s,m, position as uyriads of
,ih,rS-atucFrd up with q lat uf hish
PRICED goods and an sh-olut' refusal on
thr part q the public O. De- induced O.
purchase them.
Marshall 4 Bush realized that the time
'Hs ~rIuicc had come. 80 IN common
v'h many ether similar stores, they
rcglu telling people that they wcrr
markiug ~ merchandise a. heavy rp.
duUirns Their I'VE show windows v,r,
,l.g,tcl g. an exposition - fine good
with neatly printed price cards attached
showing ID, extent II the prise cuts On
'hrir daily advertisements were plain
announcements ~ 'he reductions pos
tutH effect
Rut people simply v,gldH bury They
sept their pocketbo0ks CLOSED tighter
thar dramatically sealed i1r The
m,r haudisc would not move even az
genuine reductions amounting io 10 prr
cen, Fearful lest they be- caught ail,r
the holiday season with the bulk ~ their
stocks bought at the higher market Val.
ues. Marshall s Bush determined tG
make ,hs public purchase their wares
rh,y threw dignity 10 the winds
ON tn" front pla,cglass Il each win.
duW was placed poster running the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Hale nj Hereford

HEREFORD. Dee. 27-Cold, snappy
Chrifimas weather has been prevalent
the past ten days. las; Monday.
shortly after noon. a brief. though
heavy streak a. hail hit the oommu.
nifty a sidc-swipe "Wednesday morn.
ing u wac quietly and intensely cold
Some frozen watcrpip-s were report.
"a 49, r consequence Thursday Is
grey. with splits ~ thin SNOW descent.
irg Undoubtedly q would snow heav.
ily u the thermometer should rise q
III. Real Panhandle winter seems
about e. hegin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Gad Cakc Ponnlar

AZ special attraction Co their third
anniversary sale. held recently. Gonld's
Itd one 81 The lIrg 20 departmental
stor,1 Boo 81 Thomas. Clnada. featured
90 hug, birthday Dk, 900 ore 81 their
display windrws Tor several DAYS pr"
c,,dinE IN, s1le. with an announce
m"nt to tho public THAI tho cake con
tanned several g. gold pieces ana would
be- cut en- The opening a1y ~ the sal
aud piccr given FREE with every pur
chase q ice cream ur other i,:r.sh
in'uts
The novelty attracted hundreds 60 90,
store. '1 the h'nrfit ~ tn other d"
IaItmuis 80 great was thu drmaud e.
iecys ~ tho cake that % was consumed
within frW hour, and @yoml u,hD
''g,lt.Oll,d" cakes had o. be- prueurcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
ARE YOU SUPERSTTTTOUS?
Offending the Powers Of Nature.

However unfortunately your wifc's
first biscuits turned out. YOU doubtless
nio them In stnlid silence ~ with nrti.
ficml good gpcc-but not Tor the sim-
reason that would have moiiyatti the
same h'ruir conduct un the part ul ODD
Grcclfns. who DO keeping with one At
their suict,st ohsorSanc.s rofrainci
from profanity while holding bread In
ihcr hands fearful ~ the vengeance ~
nature speedily oycri1ling them
They we're aH strict about u as they
were and 1s some - the simpler
Cracks arr today. about not brrrowinr
smr after sunset or allowing silt. l,n,
on. or an egg On be- taken grum 100"
house after nightall. tTl,sr ih.n1s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

we're In the days of Nature worship In.
gradients ~ ncuficial olferingsi The
dosproot'd fear IT duinr these thiuss
arose from the idca that miusing or
auhieciing 90 unnatural or outrageous
purpufor. the gins 81 nature. would
briug upon the offender. want and pri.
walton
Fear ~ toasiinE bread between the
seasons 81 sowing and ronpng WIS e
very old Oreek superstition and WINS
alsn observed In lazy as was Tho fear
Il wishing IN" fryinr pan or 90 bar.
since 90 do pa would iuuly that % waf
not Immediately Co h0 r,plonishcd from
ih iuo,hausiiblc store
Tomorrow Rain Making.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

The sido windows were lot clear a.
Display the goods which Tiled them
The r,sl. was exactly VIVA; was au.
uciiatod People stopped. stared 40 the
Figns, tooF q few steps inward % glance
~ the gnU's. and many entered the
store Buyn'ss picked zap To- % gIatify
inr degree. according 90 Mr. Marshall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
rRIcE REAnlrsTINn sAI.E

We know that replacement costs
on mrrohandisc are lowering dny by
day We know uai Co iry 10 max,
"a profit un uur large stocks b. un.
wise We hav, figured thu lowest
russiblo pricc that each item may
reach. and have r,pur,d each ar
curdIuGly "" shall sell IN many
casfs 800 less than cost o. uS and
TAX, uur loss now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Hulyer t,in DESTROYED

MEMPHIS Texas. Dec. 27.-The
Gin % Huly"r vas burned this week
of an unknown cause The plant was
owned BY Masoly and was valued
az $4,000 with 90 900 insurance.
Plans nre announced for rebuilding
this spring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

entire length and width thereof an
nuuucng in plain black letters larg,
enough Tor the most noarsightod pas
sprhy o. perceive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
Tell rr About n,

Every now and then. even boz unrH.
ycctci places one runs across phrase
which might well DO lifted as the slogan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

Mrs. :. =. Childrc-s and son. Jim
nph are visiting Mrs. childress PAR.
e'',s. Nr. ard Mr.. J a. Duric;i. 1909
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28

to satisfy tho demands Of ,ho cus,o.
mcis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-28
|I's @9RBUsINESS
||IS &COLUMN e.
lII IA EDITED ~ MANSFIELD r. HOUSE es-ws-l
IA X l-5==ss. - 1T.
EpITeo EY MANSFIELD T, HOUSE e.ms..lI

win nvs
merchants their and
auuW tlr.uI In
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01
FIRST FLOOR

Silks and Velvets, Wool Dress Goods, Wash
Goods, Lininss, Domeetes, Lace, Trimmings
Wells and Embroidery, Notions, Hosiery Onder'
wear. Clovea. Handkerchief, Mems Frnishipss
Patterns Leather Goods, Novelties, Jewelry, LIN
ens, White Goods, Towelins, Art Needle Work,
Drug Sundries, Ribbons, Shoes, Umbrellas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

AS result able offer the public merchandise the
est We beg to take advantage this occasion thank those Of
customers who responded generously to first big SALE AS
gratitude reduction Of 209o every article
the house including all of recent purchases which bought far
below the opening prices Come early for the present outlook shows
that this occasion will eclipse former efforts hundredod
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

tits acknowledged fact that the cost of living during the
has scared beyond the human
Hencefoh and only aim will be to lower this excessive Of
living It will also be the people continuously with
ter merchandise lower prices Our advent Moline has already
demonstrated to the people of this vicinity ab
M We bought the break of the market for cash. The manufacture
badly need of ready made tremendous price
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

d.. John Henry McCSacksa, pres-
ident Il Lafayette collsga. buFn q
Rochester. W. = years ago today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-01

The Most Sensational
and Thorough
Price Sacrificing Event
In the History of
The New York Store.
Three Big Floors of High
Grade Merchandise.
Everything Goes,
Nothing Reserved.
The courier-index., 1920-03-26
TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that I will, as trustee, under a deed of trust ex- ecuted by Ned Miller and Laura Mil Ter on the third day of August, 1918, to George Newborn, which deed of trust is duly recorded, of fer for sale to the highest bidder at the front door of the court house in Marianna, Arkansas on
 APRIL 9TH, 1920 the following described real and per. sonal property:
 All of Sec. ', Twp. ? North, Range 5 East, East of the St. Francis River; and also one Allen automobile, five passenger.
 sell as trustee only, and will convey such title as the mortgaeor may possess.
 Given under my hand this 26th day of March, 1920.
 ARTHUR COTTER, (S94) Trustee.
The courier-index., 1920-03-26
HERE IS THE ANSWER

You have probably wondered how we can afford to come to Marian na and buy such high priced tract of land, pay our good cash money for 1t, spend a lot more putting it Tn shape for building sites, then put it in the hands of the auction ger to be sold for what it will bring. The answer is simply that we be- lieve that you have faith in your town and can see that these lots are bound to be good buy for you We looked into all the conditions that go to make up a good location for a subdivision before buying this land and Marianna certainly is the place that is going to build and build rap idly.
 Marianna has one of the best farming sections to draw from 10 be found anywhere which insures and guarantees permenancy above any other resource. Lee county is to spend about two million dollars for good roads and one of the most important highways in or out of Marianna will come right by Beverly Place-the location you will even- tually want for home so be sure to attend this sale and buy some lots. Remember the sale starts promptly at 1 p. m. next Wednes- day, the 31st.
 BYRD-RECKER REALTY co.
The courier-index., 1920-03-26
Collar Bone Broken,
 He Shoots DOICn TlUO

Prescott, Ark, March 23.-As the result of a fight near Boughton, Tuesday night, Roy and John Stock ton were shot by deputy sheriffs Miles Downs, who received broken collar bone. Details of the fight are conflicting. Downs says the Stock tons attacked him because he testi- fled against Roy Stockton in a case when Stockton was convicted of the murder of Elmore Britt last January, and that he shot them in self-de- fense.
 The Stocktons claim Downs was the assailant.
 Physicians entertain hope of the recovery of the Stocktons. Roy was shot in the face and John through the shoulder. Preliminary hearings will be had next week
The courier-index., 1920-03-26
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present to show their last respect to the departed.
 The deceased was born in Me Manary, Tenn, in 1893. At an early age, her father, Dr. Haynie, moved to Arkansas and settled in Lee county, where she was raised. She was educated at the Christian College at Henderson, Tennessee and taught in the public schools of Lee county one year after leaving college. On March Is, 1912, she was married to Dr. Scott Appleby at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. S. Cornwell, in Memphis, and resided in Lee county until the removal to Leachville, January first, 1920. To them were born four children, two girls, both living, two boys, one that died at four days old, and one born Saturday night, March 13, that died at birth. She profess ed faith in Christ when 14 years old and joined the Christian church and lived a faithful Christian and loyal member of her chosen church.
 -Leachville, Mississippi County, Star.