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The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Mechanics Liens-Manhattan

LEw1s ST. 4 8; Philip Grcenberg vs. Louis
Baron owner & contrac tor. r..................s s-+
81 ST. fs9 T.: Michael Fisher vs. Bcnjamin &
IIyman Ksts \ Abraham Faden. owners & cor
4fTfI Sr, 3s2 & s44 W: Greeley Iron Works. Inc
va Katharine Schmrck owner; Amsterdam Su
dos. Inc. owner: Alexander Bimberg contrac
can ST. 8 y: Felnbers Fcinbere, Inc We WIN
Pyle owner: Building Repair Co. contractor
trcneWAll tlfFN4 w
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Dispatches from Montreal yesterday
quoted Mr.. Butler president OF the Ca
madam Car and Foundry Company, with
saying the business handled by the com
pany during the last year amounted to
$50 900. 900. The company, he said, entered
the new year with 100000 worth OF busi-
ness on it's books.
Senator Owen. Of Oklahoma, yesterday
requested President Wilson to can an in
ternational exchange conference 70 be
held in Washington. according to de-
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Satisfied Liens--Bronx.

CAuLDwFf1 Av SIT: Bernhard Schildhsus "
McBvoy Rooster Constn Co ~ al. July y
IBIS ....t....sss....s' .t....s.. xps
CONTINUED ON NEXT pACE.D
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BulIdihS Loan-Manhattan.
43D ST. n " cor Madison sv. fTax25.5x rreg =,
<zth st Str1us 4 Co Inc loans Nafisoa,
Az offices. Inc. to erect ~ story offices
stores payments. ts.................. SOC. Coz
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18

ised fortune from wealthy uuets
The uncle. is coming to see his brid,
The worthy doc. unable to produce I
spouse, is panic stricken. At tn,
psychological moment q pretty sirl
srains her ankle in front Of his Of
flee. Out her ushes aud carries her
In. He rubs Imminent into the ia
jured member.
And here's where the fun came in.
No sooner had Mr.. Mclean start
ed to apply the remedy to Miss NAYS
ankle. while the cameras clicked
merriIy. than the latter sprsas to
her feet with an excavation Of pain.
my foot Is on fret" she cried.
Mr.. MacLean started In alarm.
Then he looked at the liniment bot
tie In his hand. Under no circum-
stances rub the liquid irto the skin"
he read.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18

my condition I feel like q different
person altogether. My appetite is
splendid now and can eat anything
I want and as much as want with
out the slightest touch of indiges-
tion. My strength and energy have
returned. I sleep sound and get up
in the mornings feeling ready for a
big days work. Tanlac has put me
back on my feet and everybody GER
tainly ought 10 know about this med-
icine."
Tanlac Is sold In Logan BY the
City Drug Company. and By leading
druggists everywhere. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18
AYARD0F HEALTH.

|
Edited BY the Executive Secretary
Of the Utah Public Health Assn,
The American Red Cross has be.
come the Greatest Mother In the
World" because It has q vision, a
practical plan for making the visie n
. reality and . symbol which has
been made to represent wildly both
the vision and the practical plan in
every home In America.
The tuberculosis movement, too.
has q vision and q practical plan for
making the vision. q reality and It,
too. has q symbol-the double
barred Red Gross.
But while the emblem of the Am
erican Red Cross standing alone
anywhere without o word Of descrip-
tive matter is instantly recognized,
probably eight of the average hun
dred persons-if they should see
the double barred red cross any
where without any descriptive mat
ter near it--would wonder what It
means.
We have reached the point in our
campaign now when We want the
double barred cross universally re-
cognised for what 1t is--"A World
Emblem In . World Wide Fight
Against Tuberculosis.'
In any average community the
number Of persons who have tuber-
culosts serms inside them is great
er than the number who belong. to
all the political parties combined;
greater than the number who regu-
long to all the churches combined;
create. than the number who belong
to all the clubs combined; and
greater than the number wha regu-
larry read daily papers.
Therefore. we have waiting for
our leadership, a much larger fol-
lowing than ever gathered together
In any movement in the worlds his
tory. All that is lacking Ia a gener-
al instruction to the symbol OF our
practical plan--the double barred
red cross.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18

II. Emerson when he called at Cup
pys Drug Store. Portland. Me-. the
other day. Mr.. Emerson lives near
West Scarboro, Me-. where he owns
and operates one Of the largest
stock farms in that section OF the
country.
After I got up from the FLU last
winter I was In mighty bad shape, %
b con'ina -. ~ was not only 10 Q
weakened. debilitated condition, but
I also suffered awfuliy with indiges-
ton. Ny stomach was so weak I
could hardly digest anything and
could hardly bear The sight OF food
much less eat anything. As I was
not abe to eat any nourishing food
I kept getting worse and worse and
was badly discouraged over my
as 1t looked like I would
never get my strength back again.
Ny nerves were all upset and my
sleep was broken and irregular. Il
felt tired and WORKOUT from morn
Ing until night and could hardly
drag one foot after the other.
II took many different kinds Of
medicine but nothing did me a par
,icle Of good until I began taking
raniac. As I said before. I have
AIKEN only one bottle. but It has
made such q remarkable change In
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18
MAGELLAN rs A CURE FOR THE
BLUES, BUT NOT FOR
"MARYs ANKLE"

The fair ankle Of Doris May. who
with Douglas MacLean is appearing
in Thomas H. Ince pictures. received
q warm reception that II did not ex-
actly APPRECIATE during the filming Of
"Mary's Ankle" the photoplay which
Is coming to the Lyric theatre next
Wednesday. According to the plot
Mr.. MacLean Is an impecunioas
young doctor without funds and with
out patients. Though unmarried, he
has sent out announcements Of hi.
wedding In order to besuile q prom
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n. BEST cough, MEDICINE

When . druggist finds that his
customers alli speak well OF . cor
tain preparation. hs forms . good
opinion of 1t aid when In need Il
such . medicine is almost certain to
~ It himself and In his family.
This b why % many druggists u.s
and recommend Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. J. B. Jones, we'll knowo
druggist Of cubrunt KY. says. I
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
sdy IN ny family for the past seven
ysars and have found II to be- tbs
Best cough medicine have ever
Known" Adv
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EMINENT ERICA
ton AUTHORITY
VISITS A. c.

Mr.. r.. 4. Shepard Of Jerome, Ida
no. manager Of the Twin Falls North
Side Land and Water company. re-
Gently visited the Agricultural Col
lese where he talked to large mum
Der Of students in agricultural en-.
cheering and agronomy.
M. Shepard spoke particulari,
concerning the needs of the west ia
connection with the proper use Of
the water supply. and he related
some of his very interesting expert
ences In the management of lars,
irrigation enterprises. /; =
Every canal company" said NJ
Shepherd. now demands trained
men. 1t is particularly importan,
that the ditch rider be q man d
thorough training and sound jads-
ment. Nine tenths Of the troubles Of
irrigation systems must pc settled By
the ditch rider" y
In commenting on the present I'M.
usual demand for food throushoai
the world. and the CONSEQUENT need
for increasing the agricultural ar
cas- Of the west, Mr.. Shepherd en-
phasised the advisability Of obtain
ing . larger production of food By
decreasing the efficiency Of irrigation
systems rather than by constructing
new ones. Illustrating this point,
the speaker called attention to the
fact that one of the systems under
his supervision, q number Of years
ago delivered to the farm only as
per cent Of the water diverted from
natural streams and reservoirs:
whereas today the same company is
delivering IS per cent of the water
it diverts and the percentage Of de-
livery will each year be increased.
1T is particularly necessary these
days to study carefully what be-
comes of the water supply in every
irrigation system" said Mr.. Shep-
herd. Recent Investigations OF
what becomes of water diverted from
and streams which cost
one Idaho company only $4,000.
brought return to that company by
an expenditure of 100000 in con-
struction. total sum Of s2.50o,000
or over four times the cost Of the
and the improvements.
None can deny the assertion that
such investments are wisely made"
In further outlining the possihili-
ties of improvements OF irrigation In
Idaho Mr.. Shepherd called attention
to the fact that of the six million
acre feet annual run off from the
Snake river valley, only three mil
lion acre feet are now used. It Is
possible to double the food
production in the Snake River val
ley.
Mr.. Shepherd emphasized the fact
that the Utah Agricultural College
is one of the very few institutions in
the United States which gives special |
attention to the preparation of young |
men for the solution of perplexing |
problems in irrigation and drainage.
He said also that there Is now al
large call for men trained In this
Held and that II is almost impossible
% supply the demand.
After addressing the large group |
'f students. Mr.. Shepherd conferred
Individually with the advanced stu
Tents in the department OF irrisa-
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ton and drainage with the idea of
employing q number OF students to
assist in the management Of some of
the irrigation projects under his sup
ervision.
The students We're all very highly
pleased with Mr.. Shepherds visit
and urged that he be invited to re-
turn to the college frequently.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18
DON'T You FORGET RI

BsAs IN mind that Chambsrlain's
TAbls0 not Only move the bowels.
bat improve the appetite end strsns.
thsa the digestion. Thsy contain "a
pspsiu or other digestive ferment but
strengthen the stomach ssA enable Il
TO perform IT, functions saturaily.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18

ALFRED II. EMERSON. own.
er of a big stock farm. who snys
Taniac built him right mp after
having a bad case Of Flu, which
hcss him In awful bad shape. Says
ranlac Is only medicine that
helped him.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-18
aAaany q Mlek,a-

u every home-we have 10000. 900
OF them should waste on the average
one-half cup Of milk daily, Il would
mean waste Of 100000 quarts
daily--9l2, 900, 900 quarts year---ths
total product OF more than 40O,O0o
cows. q .'....-.
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You: can econoraize on your
. :. ]: !. spring Clothes 49,.

INQUIRE interested in that subject we
know; because everyone likes the results
of economy-the money saved. You don't
always like that go and 'economizing.'
The nice thing about clothes economy is the
fact that you don't have to sacrifice. You
buy better clothes; that's the a1lswer--then
you let the clothes do the economizing. All.
wool wears longer; you. don't have to buy so j.
often; that saves for you. 4 Il
We could sell you clothes we carried cheap
you'd spend more money with us. But we'd rather sell
fewer clothes to you and know that every time you buy
you get your moneys worth. 81
You always do in Hart .Schaffner & Marx clothes;
if you think you dont-you get your money back
The Mems Shop
LOGAN UTAH
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Advertise In the Republican.
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WANTED

WANTED TO ENCHAN0Es-New Horne
sewing machine for re gauge SHOTGUN
" q caiibre rifle, North Dew :
s. sss
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-FRoM svUpEBARER sATuR.
DAN MORNING. 4 MINK FUR NECK.
PtECE. FINDER CALL sA2 Oh 23Sa
FOR REWARD. Il
FOIND-0n big Bayou bridge auforno.
bile tira Phone Hand Quarters. IT
pnrrancns
LOST bar ntu containing diamonds
suitable reward Tor return 10 ~ "A
Lslrten, Cedar and Commensurate SITS
500
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ore RsAL EsTAvW
We lend money Or Heai Estate in the
city en- short nnGtco Please state IN
application II vBa have al Abstract of
Title % the property
Cal and see a..
THE WATSON AGENCY. Inc.
z South PRiafox 81
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AGENTS

AoENTs ron AUTOMOBILE AccEs.
SORES AND spECtALTtES.
Wen known manufacturer with national
reputation offers special territory ana
arrangements 20 mN.utH Ntfh following.
quick reling and Big profit lines. 10
Investment necessary. Write giving ex-
uurlcnca character references. etc. Adj
dress Accessories. Room ell Wogd
Building New NorA city.
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AGENTS wonderful seller 9ee profit
every dollar. no stock 70 carry SAM
pie free Patien Perfume Co, Richmond.
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TRANSFER Storage

SOFAS vnaNarMn CO.
pttoNs 80: osEicE .sp w.sa
KINDS o. NAllGN1a. YOUR agMts
NESS soLtcfTmD.
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SIDE line saiamuen for worlds best sell.
lnE auto accessories al year round
sions. Aaaerioln Rubber Products Co,
Atlanta, Ca sie
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DANCING

lessons. Also chis9rena classes IN aes-
thetie nxnelng. 9e8 West 0reecTg.
Fhona as LIB
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PREVENToI sells wherever people eat
OF sleep. Our agents aay e 4 the
quickest sg4fsAN and most profitable
r,~eafs-s ever handled Experience au-
ns.-as~arv FOR immediate earnings Lib
eYaf commissions Write today. Haynes
chemical Ccrp Richmond. Va goG
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TERRITORY sAlaESAfEN-we want $50
capable nnsn at once 20 sell new ~
pound kerosene gas plant. for Kitchen and
beating stoves Men who can organize and
place county WGb-aKeuts. This burner
burns kerosene s. sure. economical
quickly installed. wonderful seller wtth
coal high ard scarce. Commissions mus
ia ~ liberal State territory preferred
Write Wonder Burner Company, sT1t
Iron 81. DAYTON. Ohio. lsa
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LODGE NOTICE
CREW NOTICE

GREW NOTICE
NEITHER the Captain. Owners nor Con-
sNmww ai3gtNaN Of the American
XA sehooner CITY ~ baltimore
viii be responsible for debts
49, contracted 81 the crew Of thu
- aAg1 vessel
JOHN MARSHALL.
GULF TRANSIT Co. Master.
Conslgneaa.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Is ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR cash price
offered FOR the beet titles On each
ssrcn Notch' comedy. Ask yoar neaFewt
iaTsrp- Noscs.s Consoles See the pictures
and win \ prize. Plymouth Photoplaya,
Cleveland. a. RS@
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YOU can earn big money selling cur
tires direct "a users AZ these low prices
gavB Non- sid 81 So 20 7Txs Sss -
Wright. Kentucky. earned $40 IS IN two
weeks Hopper Illinois earned sane. G8
IN one month. our plan from uanufae-
turs rdtreCt - user EXCLUSIVE territory
gwen Just opening Florida. Write or
wire quick. before your TERRITORY Is taken.
Giant Tire a Rubber Co. Atlanta. Ca.
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AGENTs-Make $50 weekly tafing or
ders FOR fast selling Goodyear raincoats:
hundreds % orders waiting g. ba an hour
for spare time. we deliver and collect.
- Y,lnia eoaf free write today for
aeency Goodyear Mfg Co. e2is Goodyear
uAg Kanmaa city. No ia8
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NANTED-M or worteu. 90 handle
hsgusahssd mrfkclea-eXcluRfve line-~ea8y
10 cell Fur information write The r. H.
snyder Co, lg East sd 81, Cincinnati, Q.
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MAX o. woman wanted. salary sss fun
time. s1c HENsr@ time, selling Sataran-
faaH hosiery 10 wNarer Experience
unnecessary internationai Mills. Norris
town Pa
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BIZ, 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trie and the Results are UneQualed
FOR SALE

SI3.95 BRINGS TO YOUR
HOME NEW $50 u. s.
ARMY TARPAULINS
Here's your chance to ret way be-
low cost brand new surplus 4. 8
Army khaki colorcd. heavy weight
double weave, double nll. miiaew
proof duck: n r., 8 inches wide. "A
feet. 3 inches long. equipped with tie
ropes az ends and sides rrtce Sass
prepaid parcel post or express. Lots
~ six Or more 70 one address tt846
each. West Of the Mississippi add
sec each 20 these prices Just the
thing % protect hay, grain. maehin-
cry. automobiles. etc. and for awnings
shipped on receipt Of remittance. or
upon request win send 20 your ex-
press or postonico ssnd you may pay
when you see them Depository, First
National Bank. LsoAsvilie, Ky.
United States Supplies Co.
sos w. Main ST. Louisville, KY.
Twenty Acres and Plenty"
at ses 'i,l1 ,. e gsr , ERE 6 soss about
lments. easy terms. Sylvester n. Wilson,
Dept. Ola Orlando. Florida. lpi
FOR sALF,-- fIlondiks strawberry piants.
nov ready 10 transplant. Tor 81 30 per
Thousand. l. -. Thompson, Afford, Ia
PAIL cabbage plants. wakefelds FRAT
Dutch. succession, parcel pet prepaid.
leo. stc. 800. 81. coo. 81 so. l.oo0. s 50.
Fuu count and delivery guaranteed lily
express, FEBRUARY, here. i,eoo 2. 5000 AZ
fi.ft3 1900 ~ at ti.bo fuu count
guaranteed =. b. Jamiaon. summefsisle.
n e.. 40s
FoR sAI.ts-sorno fine Y. /. Rel cock
rrta- Just what you need % improve
your flock. Cheap. Phone 2e3t. 81
FOR sAIg1-six Al stoves. Three small.
enc with hot water back bargains
Phone t5aG. No. $50 neLe0n. Tt~
Fon eAT.E--New Homo sewing machine
$1,000. North peNiiier 81 80
ron sALE-ls. c. white Lsghorns 10
young puilets. 4 hens. ! cock, cock
reie. From heavy laying strain Price
VII move these 81 once q. 8. Holland
1893 North 9TH Ave gai
r0n SALE Household furniture.
Buick s. seven % sssngcr. and enc cnN
Priced very reasonable. 1903 North at8
ave. go
FOR sABE--A stock % groceries and
nxturas IAcense paid Ter one year
NtCwe rat pFoofcd Ewfnhlimhad trade
This STOCK and fixtures easy worth $500
" taken a. once MI sell for t323 In
ciu4lna license Tor one year. store FOR
rent With stock Apply - - Harper.
s0l Gonzales 81. Pensacola. PA 22s
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SlALHeSHAN--opani fer an aiars frsc-
CeANfui salesman. Twelve sheet roll TOP.
art calendars. leather gDcNs. bark sur
plies Aare ssinN aneCta5tsnEs good essna-
missions: exclusive territory. references
necessary. Economy Advertising Co,
Iowa city. Iowa 2ia
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Ne~ ans us~a paFfs Tor almost an,
"ssss q ear nsns ga parss 20 b.
aapileates Au,on- ssis wreckins Co.
iia-it g oovernmsus-sl
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AGENTS seller see profit
every dollar saiea License uuneccse,sry-
No stock 90 carry sample free. Mission
Bead Co office ia. Los Angeles. calf.
2f4
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SAFETY RAZOR nLAcEs
We make them much better than new
single asgn blades gSc dcs@ns Guuhie
sssKa blades, ssc Mail blades or call
The KeeneAge RAzor Co. ses Ia south
palafnx ST.. Pensacola. r.
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POSITION WANTED

NAVIGATOR 81 long experience wants
position a. sailing master or long dlg-
lance pilot Address. Capt. A0olrsh
Frietsch. p. Q. Gen. Del. Pensacola,
PA ste
NANTEp-The sob OF fixing every OIL
cook stove in Pensacola Work Fua.r-
anteed. The oil stove man" Ess Fl In
tendencta 81. 50
YOUNG LADY wishes position as book
keeper and typiat Address Book
keeper. care Journal
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NEw BUSINESS OPENINGS

VALPARAISO. Past Growing Town.
beautiful location All lines ~ hasi-
ness needed. 30 losses See ST. Gun
derson. Room !. San Carlos Hotel. a.
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TAX NOTICE.

IN ANV = II N9s
State and county taxes for
1920 are ready for payment.
All payments 10 Dec. 1st en-
titled TO a discount Of 2 percent.
j. s. ROBERTS,
Tax Collector.
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FOR SALE
ARMY BLANKETS
DIRECT FROM WAREHOUSE

Heavy grey Weol army blankets. fur bed
nlHe, a8ss each, ~ tsI90 per doz
These prices are Lees than nnf mnrFst
value, - AZ gou need blankets ORDER
NOW Asa fuE llNA % ether Surplus
army NuodH. Government Surplus Goods
wills. IA 2la
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SEWING MACHINES. AND STRING
tnE'rumenta repaired Phone ISL. j.
u Biakesley. Is East Garden Sc. S1i
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WANTED-ro buy used furniture f0g
cash Box TOT, Care Journal.
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LEGAL NOTICE


In Escarnh4a County Court 81 Record
state 81 FlorIda---In Chancery
Frank FauikA. Complainant.
VS.
ida May Fauiks. Defendant.
on Monday the ard. day Of January,
A n. 1891. the defendant. Ida May
Fauiis. - required 60 appear 20 the bill
filed against her herein.
This order 60 Re published once each
week FOR eight (s1 consecutive weeks IN
the Pensacola Journal, q Newspaper pub
llshed IN said Eseamola County
tSeal " II. RICE.
Clerk Court % Record
By, A 4. TIDWEI.Is y. &.
Pensacola. Fla, Oct. seth. 1890.
aagsna .naw kw-2 1883
IN Esoamnla County Court Of Record
state OF Fauriaa---In Ghancery
Nell Haynes Complainant
william J. Haynes. Defendant,
on Monday, the ear ffay at December
A r. 1880 the Defendant. william
Haynes. II required 90 appear to the BAL
fllesa against him herein.
This order 90 be published once sash
week for four 90 consecutive weeks In
the Pensacola Journal = newspaper pub
lished n said Easamhia County.
tSeaD " " RICE.
Clerk Court ~ Record
ny, A I. rfDWELf. -. G.
Pensacola, fIa., oct. seth. 1880.
AA0NE Ca w. Ia gees
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WE RECOGNIZE no competition hecaass
~ the unique ara most essanttaI atu s
ana If S protested article exclusive
Owned md controlled hv Is. clearing wT-
war dot $40 - per gay fof ssiessnen
Government created demand IL You car
fat sagi this specially wnu vii taa selling
lie preNesafers or q sirEtnK ship. nsfl-
mite ra-oneratipg. Jerome fAadf. Pres
3 south - arbarm 81, Chicago. III, IS
AGENTS 9plerexe we are paying 81
an hour tasinz orders for this newest
imVen tions send Ter free outfit and sam
rfes. Aunsriean Products Co, &sI Amwrl.
can NidN Cincinnati. Ohio. &se
AGENTS Make $500 ~@ekiy selling
guaranteed hosiery We guarantees So %
weekly fun time Tse a. hour spare
tire. Experience unnacesnAry Perfect
wear Hosiery. rar6V. Pa fos
AGENTS = LARGE MANUFACTURE
wants mwautH 20 sell hoaierr. Mndef-
wear dresses Mk3rfm waiEsH. shoes. r1nsk-
tnE etc Write for free samples Mad
sun Miiis. SIS FEFom9wAy. New Nork. SIS
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-targe well furnished bed
ROOM modern couxeniencee. en- North
HlN lis West Gadsden Street Phone
1907 q
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statesmen

WANTED --Salesrnan o. woman. Aem-
oustrate uaa sea our Reliable powder
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-0n December LIST,
furnished five room cottage,
on East Hin. three blocks from
East Hill car line. Write MAJ.
care Journal.
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49, 20s
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by December list Give location and
rent desired. Address M. care Jours
mai.