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NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Ivnda,
Section s, Chapter 1883. Laws
of Florida
Notice is hereby given that 1. IT
SnoWden, purchaser of tax certificafe
No. $50, dated the End day Of .Iuna
A. p, 1919, has filed said certificate
En- my office, and has made annl;ca,
ton for tax deed to issue IN accord.
ance with law. Said Certificate am !,
braces the following described nro1s
erty situated in Marion county. Flor,
Ida, to-wit: Nwlz Of nolt Of neL. ~ !,
sec 50, tp II, $, %, 8. The said
land being assessed at the date If go sss
suance Of such certificate IN the
name OF Right and BENSON. Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed ag.l
cording to law, tax deed win issne
1921. Z ~ = -
witness my official signature and
sea- : al this the srd day OF June, Al. d.
tseaD T D. LANCASTER IN
sierk Circuit Court. Marion Co. Fla
6 10 st
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In compliance with The Federal Wa.
ter Power Act al Stat, 1860 notice is
hereby given that the Ocklawaha Re.
clamation Farms, Ocala, Florida, have
filed application covering power de-
|velopment on the Ocklawaha River at
the proposed lock and dam at Moss
Bluff, Florida. Any objection to such
application or request for a hearing
thereon. together with any briefs, re-
ports, or other data for which consid-
GRAFTON is desired should be submitted
to the Executive Secretary, Federal
Power Commission. Washington, d. G.
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|aster minds" of the country (the
|lth Of course not included) and tha
Il step he made he put his foot
it." so to speak. He appointed
Dlonel' George Harvey ambassador
the court of st. James who imme-
ltely brought contumesy and shame
pn the nation. Now President Hard
/ says that world peace can be
bred without super-governmept :
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Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against the estate
or Samuel Dukes, deceased, to present
and file sane with me at my office in
the court house. Ocala, Marion county
Florida, on or before the 9Th day OF
September, A D., 1921.
Dated this March 3rd, 1921.
L. e. FUTCH.
County Judge, Marion Co., Fla.
g. 6 mo.
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y pounds Of sugar for s1.oo NJ
dollars worth Of other groceries, for
cash, Saturday and Monday only.
H. 3. WILMINGTON
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| Got Heal Mad When LostMy Set
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| went into the hen house one morn
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got real mad. Went to the store
bought some RAT-SNAP and in a
week got six dead rats. Everybody
who raises poultry should keep RAT
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70 SELL-In Grant Park, block Y,
lots 1911 each 40x100 it. Any rea-
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FOR RENT-Suit or rooms, bed room
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FOR SALE-Bed Room furniture and
Refrigerator. Inquire OF. Mrs. Frank
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FOR RENT-Two story cottage corn
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FOR SALE-Japanese cane. Seed for
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e. E. H. Hopkins, Reddick. LII tt.
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FOR SALE Three, three-quarter
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beauties. Newcomb Barcol Cotton
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FOR SALE Genuine Porto Rico pota-
to plants, $3.50 per thousand. G. H..
Cooner, TAG Wyomena st. Phone
1856 8 At.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

Metal Safety Rsllwey ~. Company
WAS IN omarillo Wednesday.
Mt Cleveland has Just returned from
the National Railway Appliance show
held ln chicago recently and reports
the tic being manufactured by the
Metal safety Tie Company was an over.
WIDENING success nt the show. where Il
was exhibited right next to the West
inrh'uso brakes.
Ma Cleveland states that number
o. experienced railroad men IN all
branches ana ranks 81 the railway ser
vice. were invited and requested 10y
!. " i.angford president Of the Metal
safety Tie Company. Ia criticise the
tie in any manner, and every point
brought out rs these men was salts.
fnriorIly explained and overcome by Mr.
Clcyelnnd's explanations. and not ono
man lot 'hr exhibition without first
having stated that in his opinion the
tip b. bound a. be- a succcss.
Tho Moial Safety Tie Company has
nn order from the Northern Pacific
Railway Company f0r q numler ~ ties
CO. D., Installed out II Duluth. Mime.
n.a. which 100 lisolf speaks for tho
merits ~ the tlc and the nnri II is des'
tined "a play IN royolutioniglng thc III"
industry uf America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS TO
HAVE SPECIAL PROGRAM
At MEETING MONDAY

r. 3 LikIns WIN have charge If the
program at me- weekly luncheon Of
the Panhandle Plains Autmnoiiyc As.
srcaton ut the Amarillo hotel "a, noon
to-day
IN utcr,Hlipg program has been pre-
pared G,nigc 81 Wadiil VIII talk ON
what the Automobile Business means
Ca Amarillo.
"s,virr tD th. owner viii be- the
subject disrJsHod ly Ed l,uos.
y. q n.ng- ol The Panhandle No.
Cos company Will address the meet.
irr an th, uhi,, ul Tho Auto an
Asset or Liability
e. u. Olson Of the Western No.
ttis Company aih 900 "llow AN Auto.
mobile club win li,ncn. Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
TEXAS RELEASED FROM
sHEEP-sCAD QUARANTINE

A new quarantine order issued By tho
United States Department ~ Agricul.
ture releases the entire state Of Texas
from quarantine for sheep scahes Tho
order becomes effective April ~. 1891
Texas counties which until recently
have been subject 10 Quarantine regu.
iatlons and whirh are nosT released are;
Concho. Crockett. Edwards. Kimble.
Msnard. Pccos. Schlcicher. sutton. Ter.
rsll. Tom Green and Naiyerde.
According TO veterinarians In The Bu.
rsas o. Animal Industry there are a
number Of cases II sheep scib s,ill ex.
listing In Texas. but the disease Is 30
well under control that a cun;inuanc.
Of the quarantine IN the Lone star
State" n considered no longer neces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
ARRETT & TANNER
LAUNCHING REALTY
FIRM IN AMARILLO
WELL KNOWN CITIZENS ENTER
UPON NEW LINE or Bus.
MESS ~ CITY.

Messrs. Martin Jarrett ana " y. Tan.
ner. under tho firm maine of Jarrett
& Tanner. have opened offices in tho
RayJohnson building. Rooms 3i6.3i-.
and win do a general real estate bus.
mess. Their transactions viii includD
not only city realty. but they VIII buy
and sell farms and ranches as we'll o.
n stated that these gentlemen own out
right quite a numhcr OK buildings and
vacant lots. and IN addition 10 thcsr
they will buy siill other property af
well as selling the property OF others
on a. commission usis.
In conversation with a representative
OF The News. AR. Tanner said: I'VE
open with n great promise Of sucross
We feel that there IL Il demand for
the service We will b. able 10 bring O.
the business. | am personally planuiul
10 60 into the north and east shortly
and will place this country before
number q Interested persons. Il seems
astonishing % me that 80 many people
remain oontcnicdly whcro they have $50
little by way 81 favorable outlook. when
tutI tNNtu 'oiut Ali' WY ENfAAHn aNN
do 40 much better Tor themselves.
zee no reason why In q short tim" thar
We shouli not b. able a. bring many
rood people 20 become permanent rvs
idenis of this city or section.
''Wiih the coming of OIL and that
certainly viii b. az no distant date
even II the present showing 4n Gulf
No I should D. an utter diappuint
meni. and this Win not occur. We are
absolutely assured Of great develop.
mcnt. We win b. overrun with LusI
mes. Already there Is tendency ur
ward In the interest In an classes ot
realty. and this Is but the beginning
We are IN this game not only To MAKE
money for ourselves and our clients
hut also TO build up Amarillo and thls
great section ~ Texas"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

ary According tn 200, uow order pro-
mulgaiod hy Tho department thr follow
ing areas of ibe United Su'.y uro tul
under quarantine,
California. M,r1uc.ro. 0on0mn. Sun
Joaquin suuisalf Fr,sUo. MERGED.
Nadam. Tunr'. k.ugs aud Kern cUuu.
ties. and thc island OF San Cl1uoute
LuuiFuna Tho parishes ui Nll'n. N,r.
son aud nuur ud.
Eh,ep may hr shipped. transported
~ othrrtInr moved from tho quarantine
ircas 90 any other wrt ~ the country
lnly On accordance with the regulations
q tho secretary ~ agriculture Tor the
prevention II The spread 81 ssahlos In
sheep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
MOTHER and DAUGHTER
ARE BOTH RESTORED

gus that sometimes felt like | was
amothcring 10 death. fell of In
weight and became 40 weak l wns not
able 10 do my homework Aud with all
this ! had had rheumatism Tor years
and just can't begin a. tell how | sui.
f'red with a..
1T was Ia the spring. remmcbcr.
that ! started taking Tanlac and II
helped me 20 wonderfully that In just u
few weeks ! was feeling perfectly well
m every respect I actually gained
thirty pounds IN weigh, aud ! have not
had the slightest return ~ my troubles
since nm IN Just perfect health and
can d0 my houscwork with ease. MY
mother tried Tanlac also and Il helped
her just like 10 did me. just. know Il IL
tho prandcs, medicine on earth"
T1uhr IL rold In Amarillo by Randal
DRUG cmopauy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Muscogee Resident Gained
80 Pounds Taking Tanlsc
And Says Her Health Is
Now just Wonderful.

- was more than three years ago
that Tuulnc restored my health and !
have iyii just ns well 40 anyone could
ask ever since" declared Mrs. Emma
Thaycr. lil3 Baltimore Avenue. Mus.
cortc. okla.
u had bccn In poor health Tor several
years und then four years agu / under.
went nn operation that left me badly
run duWn and I couldn't get my
sir,nra l0ok. didn't want TO eat and
was nervous ana restless and could
sleep but little My stomach was badly
disurdor.d and would hioat up so with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
ORGANIZED At LUBBOCK

'pecial 10 Tho News
LUBBOCK. Mar. 3o-A Lubbock
Law and Onisr League was formed az
a special mass meeting called at tho
suurt house Monday night hy the may.
". at the request u thu citizens ~ the
town. More than a hundred citizens ~
ne town were present AMI formed
themselves into an organization 70 b.
known as the law and order League
81 Lubbock. with W. X Dlckoason as
chairman, Ter the purpose ~ running
professional gamblers. shysters. street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

lolfcfs and other uudc.irabl,s out ~
th' Dly.
The officials ~ the city and county
nav" h'ou abb On hold this element In
hand q such an extent that 20 peg
cent ot IN" citizenship were surprised
M M" revelations made rs the officers
and men acquainted with IN, conditions.
IN, program includes. IN addition 10 the
cstrrmlrstiun Of uudesirahl's. ~ Gar AZ
their rt'len,o ln tn city n concerned
10 hast M enforcement - the traffic
Jaws and the CLEARING 81 the young boys
from he streets Of the city al nights
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
METAL SAFETY TIE IS
NOW BEING MANUFACTURED

". "a cleveland. general truck in.
Hp'ot,r Tor tt southern District q
tho 8. r. q o. ~ g. ~ Company and
general construction engineer fU' the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

Australian natives in the interior
turdovn telegraph lines for the wire
Go make bracelets. earrings and mon"
rings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Marriage I.iccnscs.

Marriage licenses were granted Wed
ncsday to Alfred Martin Gibbs and Miss
Esther iiyrd. also 90 oscar y Troup
and Lola McNcll Gibson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
There is a vast difference in the two

The homeless drags his family from pillar post
here there and everywhere lie seldom knows his neghbor
There shifting and moving, his family has
tabshcd identity The companions of his children
stantly changing-some good some bad- poor
vironment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

=. Fcnimor" Cooper couldn't write
unless be- Lad gum drops 10 chew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
In Best Location

isHs Mouros street New home
hWcughly modern, five rooms.
-sraso csc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31
Still in Southwest Part
of Town

1913 ll'fSl1 street. Jun com.
ploted. everything built In. Tho.
ouEhly modern. seven rooms. with
finished basement. garage. walks.
etc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

iff9 Harrison strce'. A. veal bono
eth ,ycrfh'tT "mIt in Eieh'
rooms. srvfn, 1crae. sMaee.
well and wind mr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

In comarison. how different it is in a home community
among real home owners where life is worth living.
WHEN GOOD PEOPLE WITH THE HOMECOMING
SPIRIT GET TOGETHER IT MEANS \ GOOD COMMUN-
IIY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

There's the mother doorway the children a
the gate
And the little parlor windows the
straight
fence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-31

A Fine Small Home
1907 Fillmore street New. clev.
criy built and conveniently mod.
'rn. Five rooms 18th garage
Priced
Ss750.00
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18

off and continue her interview that they
drifted away
"ln Short" she said, "t is to this sorcery
that you owe wealth. power, love and the sort
of sovereignty which you exercise everywhere
although l see that it hasn't banished a SIM
plicity and benevolence on your part which are
also marvellous"
I thank you, madame, for your good opin-
ion' said Jouhet, bowling gallantly.
II am going to be positively indiscreet Does
this operation of magic involve the evocation
OF demon, who becomes your slave?"
mo, madame, that would be little old
fashioned. The talisman works by it's own
charm"
'Do you know whether any others use it?"
1T was divulged two hundred and fifty years
ago."
What form does it take? How do you en-
ploy it? Mon Dieu, feel that am to be in
frightful torment, now that I cannot doubt
your possession of it. I shall be the victim
of a fixed idea. / shall be devoured with Gu
riosity to see it, Let us say is isn't an Alad-
din's lamp. But it must be some very bizarre
object"
"No, not very"
Covered with mysterious characters?"
mot at all. They must merely be read at
tentively."
Monsieur, assure you that can live no
longer without knowing the secret Of your
mastery. TO remain in ignorance of it would
mean the intensest suffering for me-"
1t seemed to Nine. d'Etrejust that Jouhet
looked at her with an expression of irony.
4 don't want you to suffer as much as that.
dear madame, and I am going to reveal every
thing to you. But, at least, you will swear
secrecy. consent, out of pity for your an
gaish, to show you my talisman. always
carry it with me'
Jouhet took from his pocket tiny book,
opened it at page which he had marked, and
pointed with his finger to these lines:
Nothing is impossible. There are aoags
'ohich lead to everything. If ace haze more
aoaH, zoe shalt alacnys find the means
1T is simply q maxim of La Rochefou-
cauld's,' ne explained. But / have pondered
it deeply and tried to apply it,
"Bahp said Nine. d'Etreiust, contemptu-
ously, YOU are . sort Of philosopher. prefer
the tale ot Aladdin
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18
ALADDIN'S LAMP
By PAUL GlNlsTY
Translated by William Z. McPherson
Copyright 1921, New York Tribune Inc

dEtrejust abandoned her jesting tone Gu
ilos'ty showed in her face-and not little
superstitious anxiety. She began again
They say, monsieur, that your early life
was one of struggle"
THAT is true. was student, and had
only my modest scientific equipment as capi
tal have known poverty, of the kind to
which many succumb and that is why l am
not indifferent to the distress of Others"
Was it the talisman which brought about
such great change in your circumstances? In
the days OF Indulgence which you have recalled,
wasn't it yet in your hands?"
didn't then realize it's virtue. It was. in
tact, through discovering this that was able
to attract fortune, which had never smiled on
me before"
ou torture me, monsieur. For you speak
SO calmly OF the most extraordinary things in
The world. 1t seems to me that you have mod
efnlzed the stories of the Thousand and One
Nights and that am in the presence of an
Aladdin in dress suit"
Jouhet smiled again, amused by the emotion
which he had evoked
Aladdin, madame" he said, ais in a good
humor tonight and you will have no reason
to complain that he doesn't answer your oues-
tions most docilely."
If you do you will surprise me stin more,
But am going to profit by your indulgence
They say'that you have been very fortunate
inlove."
"Ah, madame. on that subject can't say
anything"
And they add that you have had most
beautiful sentimental adventure"
You force me to be silent,
Tell me, at least, whether the talisman
aided you in these matters?"
Perhaps it did"
Some persons approached Jouhet, but Nine.
dEtrelust seemed 50 determined to stave them
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18

Lsttu Bett, the funsilv beast Of burden
m tho Deacon home, auhich is Ia War
btctoss, Is act considered strong enough
to scork anyauhcre else. So, iuithout
spage. she~ss permitted to sluuc her life
ost in bohdlf Of the Deacon family, con-
sssting Of Mr. Dauight Herbert Deacon,
dentist and justice Of the peace; Mrs.
ina Deacon, L,sla,'s younger sister, soho
dotes on her husbands paass; Di Deacon,
scho Is fufy and eighteen (Di is the
daughter Of scifc carly lost to Mr..
Deacoft), and Mononu, the smallest Dea-
con, schose health is a matter of family
Concern and aUho has to be dragged
shrieking to bed eue,v night achom the
clock strikes 8. Then there Is Mrs. Bett,
mother Of LatIu and Ira, seho has tan-
ttums but aohose gentle, bloodless face
scdY1ss sUhen 1t is turned toaoard L,slu.
After supper ia the Deacon home Mr..
Deacon announces that his brother, Nass-
san, scho has been to Sostth America, Cen
trnl America, Menico and Pununsa, is
coming ncrt soeek from Oregon to see
the family. "He doesn't k7sow aVhat q
charn,sr Ls.lu is, or he'd COME quicker"
heavily jests tho head Of the Deacon
household, nevcr losing a chance to soound
the family drudge. Ninian arrives and
m6ets Lulu first, aphile she is baking pies
IN the kitchen. He at once grnsps her
stotass IN tie family and takes pains to
pay her little attentions. He speaks of
visit to the city, TO haze dinner and
take IN show."
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18

you must humor my caprice. want you to
present M. Jouhet to me. If you aren't a per-
sonage of sufficient Importance to do this on
your own account, stir around and find some
body who knows him we'll enough to make the
introduction" gsHf
A few minutes later Jouhet was presented to
Nine d'Etrejust, who Immediately began to
lavish on him all the resources of her coquetry.
Monsieur" she said, with little air of
audacity quite becoming to her, II have a con-
fession to make to you. don't know if shall
ever have the pleasure of meeting you again,
and am going to profit by this happy occa-
sion. / am dying to ask ydu question"
II wouldn't have you die, madame" an
swered Jouhet, with his usual enigmattic smile.
II am at your service"
us it true-what they say, monsieur? Do
you possess a talsman?"
Nothing is truer, madame"
Nine. d'Etrejust felt little discountenanced
by the calm assurance Of NJ Jouhet's reply.
But she recovered her balance and entered into
the game
"You live UP to this pleasantly most won
derfully."
Pardon me, but it isn't pleasantly at ALL"
1t isn't, monsieur? Then am going to ask
you some personal questions. How did you
come into possession Of this magical treasure?
What favoring spirit has taken you under his
wing?"
\ must admit to you that simply found
this treasure. And may add that in acquir-
ing it didn't wrong anybody else"
And you have really tested the talisman's
power?"
1T saver fails"
IN the face of'this serious affirmation Mms.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-18
S6XX 7Ho is that gentleman with +.
wv grayish beard, talking to the
Cabinet Minister?" asked little

NINE. d'Etrejust "He seems
agreeable; yet one might suspect that his
pleasant manner is only a mask covering
profound reserve"
What? You don't know him, madame-and
you an up-to date Parisian?" answered Xavier
Mauriel. "He is celebrity perhaps the most
powerful man in France. His influence is felt
In all circles, in politics, finance, business and
even In the arts. And what is very extraordi
> ~nary-he is protected by the respect which he
inspires against the usual calumnies. He il
Louis Jouhct.'
The one who possesses talisman?"
eyes, that is the popular belief. And I sea
that you also have been affected by t?"
WHO hasn't heard people discussing that
marvellous legend7"
1t isn't repudiated, either, by the man who
is the hero of it. But see why YOU have never
met him. He rarely goes about nowadays. He
no longer frequents the functions at which
your presence Is considered indispensable. He
must have had some special reason for COMING
here this evening"
But, M. Mauriel, do you believe In the tails
man? Could there still be miracles, In our
day?"
4 confess that my usual skepticism is some
what shaken by Jouhet's remarkable good for
tune. He has succeeded in everything, and at
just the moment when he wished to succeed
I'VE are far removed, nevertheless, from the
fairy tale era"
There was movement in the throng which
filled the big reception room of the house. The
host was about to offer his guests the diversion
OF ballet spectacle enlisting the services Of
the chief stars of the dancing stage But Nine
dEtreJust, whose curiosity had been aroused,
didn't let Louis Jouhet out of her sight.
MY dear friend" she said to Mauriel, after
tho last strains Of the orchestra had died away.