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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-12
SEN. DAVIS FIGHTS
FOR WEST KENTUCKY
Wanss Purchase % Get RsS0Enirion az
1922 Session

A strenuous effort TO see that West
ern Kentucky, particularly that section
along the Mississippi known as the
jackson Purcha Sc" gets adequate rec
IGNITION at the 1922 session OF the Gen
sral Assembly has been launched by
SEN b. T. Davis and other members or
the First Congressional District In
both Senate and House.
Senator Davis. representing this dis
erict, and hold-over member or the
upper branch, refused to accept a place
On the rules COMMITTEES In order to bs
free to urge the passage on the floor or
the Senate OF measures beneficial To
hts section. Mr.. Davis. who represents
the extreme southwestern portion of
the state, the counties of Fulton. Kick
man and Graves. has called attention TO
the fact that development of the ma
tural resources OF that portion of the
state has been greatly neglected, due
To the fact that in the past the appro-
priat available for exploration and
research have been devoted TO other
sections.
"For instance. the geological survey
maps. which have covered 1S.IIS square
miles of the states surface. touch only
three counties I'm the First COMPRESSION
al District" he said. "Kentucky's area
Is l0.59s square miles. No map ever
has been made of Fulton. Hickman or
Graves County. In my district. There
are indications OF oil and gas, valua-
bic clays and gravels for road making.
but without the necessary basic maps
these counties have not been prospected
as they should be. and they have not
had the same chance that Eastern Ken
lucky has enjoyed. where the coal and
other mineral resources were not ex-
plotted until the state had made ex-
tensive topographic surveys"
senator Davis has been appointed
chairman OF the committee on geological
survey of the upper branch of the Gen
eral Assembly. and for his associates
ON that committee has Senator Harry
n. Green of Smithiand. another First
district man; James X. Rash OF Mad
iSonville and Pal Garner OF Breckin-
ridge County. all Western Kentucky
men. and Senators Frank NJ. White of
Tompkinsville. Allen III. Points of Salt
Lick. and Bannie Tabor Of Lawton,
from Eastern Kentucky. All are from
districts which are either wholly or
partly unmapped by the state geologt-
cal survey. and Senator Davis Is ex-
pecting their hearty cooperation In get
ting the fiel, OF the survey extended.
I'm order tina the mineral development
of the entire state may be materially
expedited.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-12

State of Kentucky, Hickman Circuit
Court. County OF Hickman.
In the matter Of the Bayou de Chen
District. pending In this court.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested. that the Board OF Drainage
Commissioners OF Hickman County did
ON the 10th day ofDecember, 1921. file
Ina my office six 60 copies of the
drainage assessment record, for the
above district I'm which they show the
aggregate costs of the improvements to
be made according TO the plans for
Reclamation" also the aggregate or
all benefits to property and In which
they have made the minimum district
assessment" and the apportionment
thereof to each separate tract or parcel
OF land. railroad. public highway and
other property. together with the total
fsuch assessments which are to be
paid for and ON behalf of each separate
piece of property.
All persons interested are hereby no
titled that they may inspect same at any
time and are given until the first day
OF the next February term of this court
to file exceptions to said final assess
mcnts Said term of court will con-
vene ON the 9th day OF February. 1922
Unless you file exceptions thereto on
or before said date. IL win be taken for
granted and confessed by the court
that said assessments are correct. and
that same IL correctly apportioned to
each separate piece Of property. ana
same viii be confirmed by the court.
aud thereby be and become the fixed as
scssments upon each separate piece or
property as therein set out.
Given under my hand as Clerk OF the
Hickman Circuit Court. on this the 10th
day Of Decen ,er. 1921
mo. M. Kemp. Clerk
Ply w. A. Day, ID. Q.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-12

To drive out worms that are eating
away the strength and Vitality Of your
child. use Whites Cream vermifuge- 10
cxpeIs the worms without injury to the
child. Price. 35c. Sold BY Hickman
Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-01-12
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

Our January Clearance Prices will
save you many dollars.
S4x72 Cotton Blankets SI.79
64x76 Cotton Blankets Sl.9S
/Ox8O Cotton Blankets.--- $2.45
66xS0 Plaid Blankets S2.9s
66x8O Mixed Plaid Blankets S3.9S
66x8O all wool Blankets S7.95
Large size cotton comforts . Sl.9S
I2x7S white cotton comforts .- S2.15
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23
First Published March %, 1929
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

BY virtue of the authority vested
In me by the laws Of the State OF
Oklahoma, and pursuant TO the in
etructions OF the City Council Of the
City of Chickasha, Oklahoma, mani
tested by Ordinances duly passed
by the City Council on the 14th day
OF March, A. d., 1922 and on the
goth day of March, 1922, notice is
hereby given that a special election
is called to be held on the 4th day
Of April, A. D., 1922, in the City OF
Chickasha, for the purposes OF the
qualified property t%ax-paying voters
Of said city voting upon the follow.
ing propositions, to-wit:
PROPOSITION No. /. Shall the
City of Chickasha become indebted
and issue its negotiable coupon
bonds in the total amount OF
SIG, 600. 90; said bonds being payable
one-half in ten years and one-half in
fifteen years and bearing interest at
the rate of five and one-half per
cent per annum payable semi-annuai-
ly for the purpose Of purchasing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23
Kayser Mentioned
AZ Candidate For
Corporation COm'r.

J.. w. kayser. publisher OF the
Chickasha star and republican mem
Der of the state board OF public
affairs. may be a candidate for cor
pcration commissioner, according to
the current issue Of tho Oklahoma
Statesman. The Statesman. edited
b. Col. Anderson Webb, says:
Irving Page. county treasurer OF
Blaine county. Is q candidate for
state treasurer. Page Is a republican.
J. w. Kayser. republican member OF
the state board OF public affairs, Is
expected to be- a candidate for cor
poration commissioner. Kayser ~
an organization republican, about az
partisan as any man a be. Attor.
ney Andrews OF Lincoln county IL
an avowed candidate for attorney
general on the republican ticket.
Col. Alva Niles OF Tulsa. who has
been touted as a probable candidate
for governor by many republicans.
has publicly stated lately that he Is
not a candidate and will not make
the race. But you never al tell
what a republican will do when IL
comes TO running for office. The
republican organization has a way
of drafting" their candidates, and
Niles may be Of draft age" when
the time Comes"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23
WHOLE N RACE
y FOR CO. C0MR,

T. a. wIndle, well known citizen
Of NInnekah. has made announce
ment Of his purpose TO make the
race for the democratic nomination
for county commissioner OF the
southern district.
Mr.. Windle Is a farmer and has
been n resident OF this section Of
the country for many years Thaye
no platform 10 announce" said he.
'and all I wish 10 say IL that II the
people choose me for this office
ahall do my best 20 serve them Of
fIciently, performing all the duties
OF the office faithfully. shall APP
prccistc all the support that In given
10 me"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

IN CIork.
Tho ballots 70 b. used q tsid
election viii contain propositions
Nsnbss 1. Numhss Z. Nuuba . and
Nsmbsr I. ssbstantially h the form
h>rsinbsfors fnny set forth and 10
addition thereto undsr each prppo'
siiion On ssch ballet thsrs shall b.
prtntsd thsrson unAsr each separate
pFoposition two squares, oos o.
whtoh shall have immediataly 10
the ls5t thereof the word "Yba,r and
the other shall have immediatsly 70
the left thereof the word "N0.v II
the voter desires 10 vote af1irma'
lively for the proposition shall stamp
IN the square Immediately preceding
word YES" or II he dssIres 10
vote against the proposition he shall
stamp IN the square Immediately
preceding the word mo-; aaid cleo.
tion win be held and conducted a.
provided by law for elections Of this
kind In the City OF CtickashA.
The polls ut said election vii DO
open 1t the hour Of SIX o'clock In
the forenoon ssd closed q the hour
Of seven o'clock In the evening Of
said day.
Given under my hand and seal Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

dssisssisd ard sppeiats6 70 conduct
pAl4 elactipn:
h. A. SANFORD,
). q. EIsrELpER.
Julgs.
MRS. BLANCHE FREEMAN.
CIsrt.
MRS. W. l. GOLDMAN.
Clssk.
II the first prscIact Of ths iou'sh
ward 1t the usual voting plsbs, Tho
Colcrsd Ledge Hall On MInnesoss
Avenue.
The following persons are hsrsby
dssignstsd End appointed TO conduct
seid election.
II. 8. KIMBALL.
q. l.. NEWMAN,
Judge.
MRS. JULIA ROBINS.
Clerk.
MRS. II. b. SPENCER.
Clerk.
Second precinct OF the fourth ward
at the Carnegie Library.
The following persons are hereby
desIgnsted snd appointed TO conduct
said election:
JOSEPH BULKLEy.
Judge.
G. NJ. ROGERS.
Iudvo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

sites. erecting buildings and making
repairs for the Fire Department Of
said City. all within said city and %
BE- owned exclusively by said cur
The Mayor and City Council OF
said City 10 cause 10 be levied ~
nd valorem tax on all Of tho taxable
property IN said City with which
10 pny the annual interest on said
bonds and create a sinking fund for
the purpose Of paying the principle
thereof nj maturity.
PROPOSITION No. 2. Shall tho
City OF chickasha become indebted
and issue It's negotiable coupon
bonds In the total amount OF
$22, 900 100; said bonds being payable
onehalf In ten years and one'half
IN fifteen years and bearing interest
ut tho rate OF five OF and one-half
per cent per anntnn. payable semi
annually for the purposes OF pur.
chasing equipment and supplies for
the Fire Department OF said City
and all TO be owned exclusively by
said city,
The Mayor and City Council OF
said City to 10 be levIed an
nd yalorem tax on all OF the taxable
property In said City with which 10
pay the annual interest on said
bonds and create a sinking fund for
the purpose OF paying the principle
thereof at maturity.
PROPOSITION No. 3. Shall the
City OF Chickasha become indebted
and issue It's negotiable coupon
bonds In the total amount Of
s12, 10000; said bonds being payable
one.half In ten years and onerhalf In
fifteen years and bearing interest at
the rate OF five and one.half per
cent per annum. payable semian-
nually for the purpose OF purchasing
and installing a fire alarm system
within said City all TO be owned ex.
clusively by said City?
The Mayor and City Council OF
said City TO cause to be levied an
ad valorem tax on all OF the taxable
properly In said city with which TO
pay the annual interest on said
bonds and create O sinking fund for
the purpose Of paying the principle
thereof at maturity.
PROPOSITION No. 4. Shall the
City of Chickasha become indebted
and issue its negotiable coupon
bonds In the total amount OF
SIG, 10000; said bonds being payable
one-half In ten years and one-half In
fifteen years and bearing interest at
five and one-haIf per cent per an.
mum, payable semi-annually for the
purpose of purchasing equipment for
the street department OF said City
consisting OF a motor driven street
flusher, building and site, motor
and paraphernalia, all to be
owned exclusively by said City?
The Mayor and City Council OF
said City to cause to be levied an
ad valorem tax or all Of the taxable
property in said City with which to
pay the annual interest on said
bonds and create a sinking fund for
the purpose Of paying the principle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

1870 "A. =. nsrslkl4.
MS. i, i, asskiass'' e.
Il The Nm Drsslsct of the sscosd
ward q ~ Ctey Nall n-f
TIE foDswins persons ~ hsrsby
dssignatsd and sppelnssd 90 eeadacs
snid sloce1Got ~ -
HowAnD cuNNEilss.
',,sf faei ) ) q ~ = yoAss.
-N j.. Z. HILL.
~ 81 Judss.
ono. HcRLEv.
MRS. NELLIE BULLOCK.
Clerk.
In the second precinct Of toe bee.
ond ward a ne corner Of Sixth
Street and Illinois Avenue.
Ths following pfrsons arc herehy
DESIGNATED and appointed 10 conduct
oaid election:
!. 3. DOWNS.
4 : Judge.
. W. wELLBoRN,
Judge.
MRS. Pearl. McoEHEE.
Clerk.
MRS. BESSIE HARRIS,
Clerk.
In the third ward at the Grady
County Court House.
The following persons arc hereby
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

thsrsus Il maturity. r 80
All Of sAch tosde ~ y y 6eQe9l'
nations Of one Thousand polIass
lti.Ooo.oo) each. spd nose Of sait
boads 70 b. sold at less (hen ~
and TIE proceeds Of such sals 10 -
used % enumerated IN ~ Psopoel'
lions No. I. Ma. 3, No. . 'an1 No. 4
hersInabovs Get forth. respectively
Said election viii ~ hsia q he
following places. so-wk,s >fn
In the first precinct Of the fIrst
ward. Number 500 South Second
Street. ~
The following persons are hereby
designated and appointed TO conduct
aaid election:
j. a. ROSE,
Judes.
l.. D. SUMMERS.
Judge.
Clerk.
JNo. HARTMAN.
Clerk.
In the second precinct Of the first
ward at tho Congregational church.
The following persons are hsfsby
designated and appointed 10 conduct
said election:
W. s. BUCHANAN.
Judge.
MRS. A. u. HANSEN.
Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

Those who are bilious, d~yspeptic
and constitpated feel miserable a
good share OF the time. They would
soon feel fine and enjoy their meals
II they would take q few doses OF
Ohamberlain's Tablets to strengthen
their digestion and regulate the liver
and bowels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23
sHERER BOUND OVER.

Chas. snerer. of Minco, today
made $1,000 bond for appearance in
district court to answer TO a stat.
utory charge. He was held for the
higher tribunal after preliminary
hearing before Justice T. p. Moore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23
Don't Ouer look Any
Diamonds

Kimberley was going back. The farmers were dis
%gruntled. They said they couldn't exc a living
from the rocky soil. 80 SD
GAnd all the time, their ragged youngsters were
playing with diamonds!
TBut the farmers didn't know. Many of them died
poor. They thought the priceless gems were
pebbles. so
TSome folks are just like those Kimberley farmers.
They seek opportunity in some distant place and
overlook the wealth that is daily within their grasp.
TAdyertising is a diamond mine Of opportunity. It
tells Of values you would probably overlook if It
was not there to guide you.
TDon't miss the advertisements.
THEY SAVE MONEY AND MAKE IT FOR YOU!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-23

the Guy Of cbIckpshs - this the
Goth dsy Of @srch. A. D.. 1879.
Mayor Of ne City OF
chickasha, Oklahoma.
Attest:
]. r. wELLBoRN.
CITY Clerk.
a-22.i0td
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
Says He Viii Rejoin Wife
After % Years Separation

-)r seuo-ne AIsn7@ = YEAR, % age.
and : veteran o the C1ri. var. vii! SCOT
u. reunited ritr ms wife after Il separa
tor O g Years during winch time both
trough tine othe~ deaf n AIln1s. VINO *
stopping Il. the Manhattan note. told his
sto-,- t. q Jou~na. reporter las nIgni.
az interesting a1G romantic one.
N NIn3e way PLAYING solitaire u. his
room wner summoned to tine door. He
welcomed the IoiIrna. representative into
the room and I1aIf ap04ogetIC. stated tina
rs .vniied ava :: Sood usal o. time plsz-
InE solitaire
- guess II getting too oIC u Urave.
-77uc. more he sa!C Wnen asked about
MS romance Ile tucked his pipe under the
stun o. 1ia right am which M los IL the
Cl-I va. and TOLD the stoTE the tate
O. III. aMc lasting love o. :. woman
Se~--I3ls l1r1der tn Confederate flag uuc-
la2 tus civil Wa. D~ AIir1r los Al mis-
possessions after the conflict M savz lie
becana, connected with & wholesale drug
firm y! New T0~t a. travelling reUre-
sentative Eoor afJe-wsarc M me- hl~ IT,
lIre vrtfc tneT living with ne parents
II Frev1urE MAINE The latte were az
den Unfontsts and opposed the match,
bscaugc d Minis was former Coufed-
crate
E5owersT. the. were married auC soon
Their return Or Minis vas called 70
South America OF business for his firm.
Tn +ou~ney war considered dangerous
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
81 JOHN o'poNNELL

B0ET0E Mass De- TON
Lawson. Bostor's mos picturesque
bul] operate IL the days o. frenzieC
finance. mas received 4 gorlue from
old State and Wall Stree enemies tina.
n1Gy emf mis- vivid career III Ame~ica s
financial histn~y
According to information from int
mates. Lawson is definitely through
The author o. ''F're4zreC Finance
and 'T7riday the Thirteenth" the poe.
nuckralSet. politician. yachtsmar auC
breeder q prize cattle the picturesque
and vivid character VINO frightened
the life O. city editors with q senso
rIona. sto-N = week mas fought his
last battle. OF the srooE EXCHANGE.
Lawson mas gone into secluz,or
pending tins auction sale o. Dream
void mis- famous esract His wte~e-
abouEs have peer kept = secre..
His sensational caree" began whe1.
he vas !. years oIo-aI office boy II.
. STATE Stree brokerage house Now.
q, e.. the fortune which has been
tossed into tne fluaucial aren't IL q
score o. bite battles. naH peer wipec
0Ut and ms famous estate IL LgTp1
OF tins soutu Shore. has Deel put Up
Il auction Co Iquidare the Lawsor
liabilities
piayen Snos- String Stakes
Lawson became the ! = Ba-nun o.
the Stock Exchange He began ms
career playing snoe-strlne stakes OF
ttuE which ne picked III n thc firm
where rs was chalklne III quotations
and 1uuntne e-rands. This was IT
1870
While sill u&uc, - rs Wa n1aK,nc
moneE rapidlv Before auothe~ ter
Years mac passed he nae made { TO-
tune, Prom tha- time Il tne u"esen-
ne mas beer IL the spotlight
His practice var 70 le&I .ntc &
STOCK exchange battle VIII & ~oa, anc
{ v-hoop-Jc ad--e"tIse ms intentions
make the battle persona. sc~ar witf
oshe> tinaucle"s auL keel Z delighted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

one anC. tEcuE. IL: vii. wished u ac-
COMPANY RiT. Her parent. prevailed upoI
Aec [, RENAL. = nome
According IT, II Minis. IL MAD. tire
I-lT u sout. America v-usrs ne stayed
ab0uc one ana one nal ears III wrote
often IL M VIZ, bu- received ns ar
swe-. On ms return. Ju america. he wen.
Ir1redIaCel-- r. tn. nomt OF mis- Ttfe he
found tina tn. la11ii' mao disappeared
anu the prope-ty nsd beer sold
Mir BIrn, g parents still narborrnf re-
sentiment againss ner husband mac JaISeT
he- t. Europe n. savs s., race va tet.
behind to- tno grse1- Sc-.csIe1. husDanc a.
follow IL continued nIE Gsarc. TO-
awhile flnaNZ decided tlac sac va elthc'
dead Or cared for min uu louge- ana g.,
III the search
Meanwhile. ~ -La~a. ti-- Arms
parent .lac perslsteutt-- Uosc a-- eaa
ne- husband was ueao ano urge, re- 70.
mar again IN. le-te-s IRON @oItI-
Ane-Ica l.aC ls<a7 intercepted. il. declared
ARR sle 1aC ~-ees--f ~. gts.7-E .4-l t..Fs'
.. aer husDana Ho~,0v@E. VIII ;oT- o.
. t-Ir auC f2ttntu. EvagIaI gaf refused
a mar agaI. auC continued Il oppose
auotne- mater for lai-JeeE ear "a, the
enc o. tn. tIzl1 .stil Ea-i-lE -gcelTec u"
nevvs from ne husband Su. consented
n a1otne. u1a~-Is-2s.
Tha- wa @ YEAR a@o EIa71ug c-ana
20 ne name ta< sea-cI % II AiE2s
fo- mr. wifi. was more homeless thar ever
Afts- q time -7s~ 1usDanL became insane
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

public INFORMED o. tne progress Wiz
culs-pus, larle~s y .ne uowspl,e~a
=, 81 IA, comDIneC Literature with
gambling OF IN e1chaug. tIIs frs
DOOR vas "Tne E~an. published II
tsS-
0nly lou COPIES wee puDhsueC o.
mis- SECOND won The EI.sto-v q nv
Republican Tar Vn!cs upbearel
the na,;- vea. one o. tn4s4 ---wsor
presented z, t,~esIuen. HARRISON an
other It. SO 1-~eslden- llo~Jol d
-nirc was Glvel l., ,n. -in-a-, o.
Congress Tnc onlv -emalnlnr cory
Wa retained H. me autno-.
From thai time or thee was . con-
t.1uous ou- pouring o. n1aEszlus az
-.I.~s. poems poutIca. opinions inc
..ao-. aIs-nle letre-s and au-e~llse
ule.js " tnt newspapers
Never tired W-itine
ATE. severa 0i-Ie~ fcuus oG Inc
srocE oxchangc -owsor uegal ms
tanlou. se~lef o. mucE RATING a
tlcIe7 'F~enzg@t Finance lie wa
SO. tI-E, II apDr Tn, c~aze To- much-
r,.finr a, tn stoca exchange THESE
articles anpea~el II. Eve-vnod+-e Alag
czIue IL. Is"- suC rau, -ne au-Ho. .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

ua.s11a- eiEurs VIZ. 'hel. savase PEE
SOM. .-sacl. Oh. prepayment member
o. -.lc 2Sev T~.. "a a. boston gIoc.
! e. :n.4ufy2
+ "'.- We. c--o. ~, -avsor' 6
.u@-isa~.. .or. = DE- tins mi
rsen.5 . .an...1..- g.. STATE Stree
quit. srcm.l t..,. le"~ Dan.,
/ I<1s->.s. a@l -r"ra~,,doua following
acl,3.-- IL. -'.uy-..- 1.su,.a rs Il resu.
|o< .a-~ ...-i'.- d. vu.ot ia. gnpea~eG
. 49,. IT,. w. .-rtllus single
-..=ur. .-@-us- .u. ;.lFn o. vi.
I-~--..
-+..-e -..s..s.. r-t.- oss.Dt. -ans. 81
L-z Efe-t"E rC@fr 4 ueT slaIte- sd
-"-- II. ysu.Il PM & CERTAIN iov sto-.
~ al l.. g. dag 1~ou-h, L ClooC d.
money IRON small INVESTOR Il Hs~
support TIM battle v-oulc %. ..a--e. -
,lseL DaNy as sac stoc. cren. u1.
--uvss0I. v-o4jr .s-.. auIas.ll.. y III.
newspaper T-4uallr v..cl .u- ci--- II
IA f~euz. Or c1ctteneu: tho ecoc.
v-ouiC cross 81 auC IN, editors woIlc
publish the sto-> witt. D4e head.luea.
Won Campaign b Gareness
LlawsoU. since the var nae no ueer
:u1.ss, II tns nI-sie. 5Ile la-y~ u.uug-
luer ne spotughe Wa als lso!...-a.
veuLu~.- v.ner NJ blocked Ae-ral4~- O.
va. Wee.ls ron -e-eisctsor ID tue :
IS Senate auC maa, uossiyI. tn, cleo
t,.ol. O. Senate Da~lo Y llsl
. -n.e poI..lra -.~,p-- was v.ol n, =
a-e-eI an. Weeks & fo-mc~ BostoI
/ G.ua"ele- O. ne fin o. Eio-lblowe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
AMERICAN womEr arg CARELESS

Women are an- II osersatia1ats 11sir
strength aaG o-ertaz f. VTheT. fseTgus
vel tue- tace U1Tescessa--s caaEssee
w1ic. II tHs ionr -uu casiss n1-l>r paa.
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FOR SALE

Complete olfTftt canur rTanuTaetur-
ING equipment Including kettles
furnaces. batch warmer stans
bars. cutters, tables and many
otner accessories ali practically
new AN a presenr operating lr
Pensacola with < well established
trade bur mus sell or account
Of sickness ann death. Aduresf
CANDY" care journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

pink and pausy plants z2ac dozen Ia
enIllils Of ntariEal0 s0c dozen. L Z. Boy
sen, Florist. 20 Z. Chase st, Phone STE.
FOR SAL-Tfe 1876 Compan, II Fort
Piekens has fo~ Immediate sale stock
Of hogs gheats and pigs estimated al
about g. IL number OF good strain and
iuH0cuiarau IF Interested cal COnpaus'
office 26th Company, For Ba-rancaa.
Florida St
FOR SALE-J1e large wardrobe and
linen closet combines Phone 81.
FOR SALT-DIe Sonora pHdnograph.
$3.50 new 5000 records 500 cash. 81
I Main.