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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
How Some People Build Down Thier
Home Town

Not long ago workingman, short of
money, obtained the endorsement of
Frostburg merchant for sun less than
800.
He had been more or less customer
of the merchant, and the accommodation
was easy to get.
Later, however, the merchant found
out, accidentally, that the borrowers
wife had taken the money to Cumber-
land and laid it out in merchandise,
many articles of which he could have
supplied, and the rest of the money
could have been expended here with al
vantage to nome trade.
How much more Frostburg m )ney is
thus spent away from home" he says,
sis incalculable.
The JOURNAL publishes this report be-
cause the merchant gave it out for that
purpose.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11

water for Frostburg, he abandoned the
work
The suggestion is now made, there
fore, that an "artesian we'll expert
ment, to the proper depth, will still solve
the problem.
The pitch of the layers is 30 per
cent and well, driven to the bottom
of the red shale layer, will reach a depth
just below the flow which feeds Savage
river-reach it, too and develop water
that will not have to be pumped over the
mountain.
Before spending much more money in
hunting springs, especially in swamps,
Council might proftably get some ex-
pert judgment in the matter of finding
abundant water in the domain in and
below the red shale measure perhaps i'll
the conglomerate, still lower.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
A Strenuous Effort.

If people will not understand that am
nonvmous letters never get into the Times,
they must put up with the disappointment
of not seeing their illusions in print.-Cum-
berland Times.
The JOURNAL received one last week
for eDtree to its columns that was so
packed with news that it took four 10
hour days hard work to keep it out.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
Tortured for 10 Years

By a cure-defying stomach trouble that
batted doctors, and resisted all remedies he
tried, John w Modders of Moddersville
Mich, seemed doomed He had to sell his
farm and give up work. His ncighbors said
"he can't live much longer Whatever
ate distressed me-" he wrote, till | tried
Electric Bitters, which worked such won
ders for me that | can now eat things could
not take for years. Its surely grand
remedy for stomach trouble Just as good
for the liver and kidneys. Every bottle
guarar teed Only 80 cents at all druggists
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11

A telephone message Thursday after
noon from Big Savage tunnel, Western
Maryland Railroad, conveyed the intel
ligence that IAN S-inch stream of water,
same quality supplied to Frostburg, just
struck" Evidently above the Frost
burg level, CouncU better go right after
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
Coming Candidates.

1t Is understood that John J. Price
will be a candidate for nomination
and election TO the Mayorally; J, c.
Yungerman Councilman, for same Of
fee Henry Fisher, James Crosse and N.
NJ. Skidmore for Baihtf; William Bone,
William Warn and THAN Powell for
policemen. All are republicans, and the
contest for nominations will be fought
in primary, due sometime next month.
From the democratic side nobody say
ing ANYTHING.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
Election of Officers.

At the annual meeting of The Mary
land Shoe Company, of Cumberland, le-
Gently held, officers for current year
were elected as follows;
President-John W. Young.
Vice President-James A. Young.
Secretary-D. d. Price.
Tteasurer-O. r, Rice.
Manager-H. b. Colborn.
Messrs. Price, Rice and Colburn are
residents of this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
Business Locals.


From nasal catarrh say they get splendid re-
suits by using an atomizer. For their benc-
tit we prepare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
Except that 1t Is liquid it is in all respects
like the healing. helpful pain-alaying
Cream Balm that the public has been
familiar with for years No cocaine nor
other dangerous drug in it. The soothing
spray is remedy that relieves at once. All
druggists - cents including spraying tube
or mailed by ELY Bios, 56 Warren Street
New York
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
TOWN AND VICINITY.


Stand up for every interest that will
benefit the whole town, but be sure that
it will be beneficial to at least part of it,
whether that part be Federal Hill or
The Growing End. Then give us the
Belt Line
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
More Winnings.

At the Fairmont West Va Poultry
and Pet Stock Association Show, recent
ly held, d. f. Roland, of this place, won
out as follows on White Plymouth
Rocks"
LIST, ID, 4th and 9Th cockeres; LIST and Sd
pens ID pullet Sd hen.
He exhibited Is birds. Lowest score Oil
points, and up to 95.
One cockerel sold for SO, and SS25 in
money premiums was received. Ribbons
OalOrP
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11

n MOUNTAIN of facts in our
II pamphlet.
But first and foremost, Mr..
Reader, are you IL real, live, red
blooded American, with an open
mind, free of bias?
If so, continue through to the end
and THINK, and think hard.
If you are not, then what we have
to tell will not interest you.
In previous advertisement we
told you of the WESTERN MARYLAND
ORCHARDS, but have not told all,
Look into this enterprise; be fair
~Don't procrastinate. A postal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11

come TO" life, consistent, of course,
with the amount of your Investment, J
and the growth of the value of your
stock, as the years roll by, makes
this feature of your interest in us of
prime Importance to you.
Why wait until this stock is sell
i G at $50 or 800 share?
These values are certainties some
day Soon-whon our 10000 and more
Trees are bearing.
Can you show us any opportunity
for investment wherein your money
will grow so fast ?
Dectus if addressed to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11

with yourself and us; you will be
sure to invest, and then make money
You will not have to wait five, six
or seven years for returns. This is Il
going. producing concern; the days
of dividends are not far distant.
The man or woman who does not
invest, as a rule, never succeeds.
You can get into the WESTERN
MARYLAND ORCHARDS COMPANY a
the ground-hoor price-if you act
quickly,
This Investment is better than any
life insurance, as it provides an in
o lis will bring Won an Illustrated nrn
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-02-11
Special Notices.


4 \ UMBRELLA having Bent Wood
~ Handle, with the initials, 20 b. b.,
cut on the end of the handle Kindly re-
get reward. Jan I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

niO nARC as al aetes across
Ncnricita ttrrci from H p NoakUn
pFcpeFN enc hair mile vest el
school ruiidiaw kiaes,liie ta.Aou
investigate aei,k
see acres IS miiss eusi from
kines,lll.. ailss IRON Kloarde. 10
milos from rtemeNf rfice So pef
acre ~ ~ hesers Niusssiiie IVA
tg1l tiv
FOR SALE Ns tao riAces. one or
Nhapaffai street. zoos and urnsiur.
and enc on south niuff. tt1 Carsnes
has si uosa places on cav ans win
~'il - ume ~ tredc icf ucasion
gfopeils aiso 3 sosd automo hllcs 90
iims. 10 sssh aaus paper call a.
phone ttt pcatoao, boa ESQ y rs
sso',rii 1881 f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

lsan Sutton sha aan mRfof 81 49,
Ffsnth iowh ~ fha time ~ ihe iiu.
euenuis when ihs, bold 10 aRalnai :
faihoilf Afmf ueafif three handf.a
f'art $50 in addiilaa "a that ne
Two Delegates sau represented No0
Rochelle AZ ihs gussilins eefsmonl.a
ln ~ heehelie. lho present and ths
former malof have been granted lhe
ffeedom ~ fhs ald Frcnsh iaaR
1906 iAai e w 80 mrnrr ~ m
sadiiiou "a these hUHaF. baslaHaa
upon elllsens ~ Nea nDeheiie me
foan ran b5asi ~ either ~ $50
ihilEs. ~" m0H remarkable cat la
ehrisispdDm ~ ihe biggest nature
faAof a. thr state u ssa feft Tho
correspondent of one ~ the hlg ssp
Yoft dailss hed story from Nrv
Np,heiis The piher DAD ~ oat oHn-
"a ~ a v0man IN that iosE Accord.
lnE ~ be siofg fbr fsi haa DlhfF
hair Nhluh becomes eprg in fois
ssaihst The animal Uses or al lnt
ser' diet haF special lasts fftr
asfibwsrnia snd ID IN ihs hnhll ~
slrepiuE hsnRsng ff0m door hnos
by ouo 81 Ne pass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28
0Az 49, 210 CHAPARRAI
xIscKiaASrors


ADVERTISERS me sreAs STATE 81
Aorth DAKOTA efisgs unfmited 81
ronunities Ter tusiness 80 classified
adseriisers The recognised sever.
us'nE medium IL tho Farso psli,
ans sentay Courier News the ,nly
seven day paper IN ne spte and me
paper which carries The largest
amoaut 81 Classified advertising The
toarier-Nevs covers North Dakota
hse blanket rraching al Parts %
ne state the tas u puhueaiicu. lt
% the paper 70 use Ia order tc set
results rates enc cent p@ ~osd
nfsi Insertion oue.half ccnt gsI
eofd suctredinF Insertion nh,
eats p,r line Ter ucnth kdtre.s
Tho Courlef-News rsrfo. y n
$50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

Ny wife would have been In hes
crave io6sy writes o a iirown. oi
Nottsalhe. Ala " u had noi been
iof Df KINGS NsH Discovery So
a. do~D 10 hef bed. not sbis 20 Esl
10 wiihoBi heip she hsd . severe
bronchial ironhle ana efesdful
cough Eei hsr bottle ~ Ds
KinEs Aew Discovery. Ahd sbs soos
beKan 80 mend. and was sell IN q
short time Infslli0le for oousha
ant colds. 10 ihe most reliable rem.
eay ca earth for desperate Iung
trouble. hemorfhsxsY. iaxrlppe. 40
fhmA hsy lever efoup ard whoop-
inF cough 500. n 90. TsIsi bottle
frcs GuAraniesa ~ Joshua Smith.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28
~e!vas


Fok sALN A hcaQiifai home on
FAD street. Soeth mufi. one biosk
lsoH tAs bA'. snd thfec blocks frcm
ear line sik fooms, hath. eiefirie
lights city ~nisr. safda barns.
flowers ana iriilis rfiee ss.spooo.
rsrms flstQ e. each sssrmntier
oi $1,000 30 90 ealsiapdlaK ~ L."
aoirs PAYABLE n ,. 3 sd sesrs
ansr FspY ik. lalo, and sfteeo.
4 - payable srefs ~ feni
io real estate aseuis rhens Osncf.
.ss iiatf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

FoR QNlUk sAGF 80 acrrs of lm
nrctod ,aud i~e mllss fsaih oi co.,
iai0n dfpot hu nnteg fence. nhd in
cultfaiion Nln bel cold 81 reason.
ahie piire sld isrmH 90 suif ihr ppf
Chasrf Alr0 40 afrrs 81 impfa,od
land au anaof fence ahi in raititn.
zion two nA,s sauth ~ pnlon A.
sos af . b4rfain Iefns ens.lhlfd
0ash n,malpdsr of paymsais 10 suii
To- purchaser sra interest ai e
~ lsri Niufi GEES besHg "a
isItif
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

roR SAN wan h. sold % satisfy
a iudrmuui Geo arfst "a .aad shout
twelve milei fran iotkkau. Caia
etil ssuntf rsaat Nin euh tAtt
shoui tisrN Nn io fatian lalsnpnt
aHi rosi g. ee Scr acre 900 state
a, la.il land iors flmr lpv rate ni
niffeH Some $3.50 IS soinF a. bus d
hafgain fof particulars write of see
" T. fiudlet Yoiiiand rvsss
iasttf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

tiiiC AGO ili Dec a. la ths
pgsssnes oi = dis,iusnsshot sAthsrlnf
~ rlsts, aad lslif Rev NiHtm g.
fuu was coHsetfsie1 fpittoDai bith.
ap saHfagan of thl,aee iuday The
fslemong aat pefiefmed Ia Giate
srlsroHhl eharet niahap Tail, ~As
rlc,ssd a. the urifs several months
aso bsiue 'he thfa sannkau hishap
Chsipen |n 'hr leiiod 4tsios 80 pas
ordained N ihit ci, IN 1874 aud hss
been erehtcsrnp ~ ihr cAicslo slu
etae since iauf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28
nAiilnotp ran TABLE.


r-sss. Mesioan o. %.
Leave fof Laredo 7i1A ~.
Arrives from Lafcdo. 3 90 D ~,
~. 4. a. A N. ~. ~.
Arrive Prom fhs north. istg e.
e.. and 10 3. N. from tue south
- 100 a boz aud iolf m
Leave for the north. 800 a ~.
ana 1922 b. M fnr the south
d so q m ana 90 a.
=. A. A a, q, a. a.
Leaves for Nan Autouio. Waco and
nourtnn ESQ q 49,
Leaves Tor san Antonio. ny 40
10 m
Leaves fof san Arionlo. Waco and
ioasion. 90 . M
Arrives from Rsn Aplouio. Waco an6
Houston tn m
Arrives from san Auionlo. sil0
. o..
Arrives from sac AHiania. Waco And
liousion. $50 D ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

That ptare meeilnR thopin
break sp In ros roands ilse soss
be somelmes iruih q sfrsnEef ihaa
fiction safh 8 thing really haprsn'
- here ihe other Dag rn8er thf
arspices ~ enc cii.tens National
COMMITTEES mass mrftiHr ~ rl,irenN
pas held A. Carnegie ball tks other
rirhi 10 saprov' the rsuflcAtion ~
ths Arhitrafsoa treaties wifh Great
Hrtsia sa9 Frsae@ Il assms that
me rafification 81 fhese ireafsss
uheh are Supposed 70 operate Ia
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wA>rnn

foN hfNT TO snaplg onheul
children. furnished muasrn t.fssm
oAiiaEs elih bath. O'vac $50 VIII 90.
ssItc nnu room ana SAINT pfltilo q
90 board fof tive Can az il0 starr
ISL 80 pbaNs 4t9 IGiHti
cattle, classified aas sivays pay
rhs Cailsr fof ioosi news
dead caller Herald Want Ads
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

Tao Southwestern Telephone eous-
pany has psrshased the exchanges ~
Pamps Miami caEaalsn. Glasier aud
hlxgina.
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STRAY Tui'is~ ftloN
NlN iOIlk


NiW YORK nec .l NolNlfE.
standing zoe general oomuiala.
about poor hasinest aHd hlfh 900. a..
Twins there acrms 90 hatu tr.n na
gteat iact of monet ihn christmas
rhe stores especially those raier.nf
fo fho icsf nsaiflg flaeses lld
Tremendous business ana ihe hlrh
riaa Embellishments roeiii haa no
reason o complain Ihe amonni of
money seut hs aliens u tAlf aln o.
ihsIf friends and rriaftfs iH foreign
countries at christmas phIlh lH o.
uefs good naromoior Tor the prr.
fnInur economic conditions vas usa.
aiif iargr ihlt tesr and roarhad
manl miiliors of doilare rhs atcf
aFe amount for caeh Christmas
monei ordsl neni io i0roier conn
trioa b, aliens HsinF Boz cote s'
eas about So lhIr frar which com
pafos atorabls vitt me averages of
former loan
INC chrWmns harvest "a ihs en-
p'0fea ~ thr banks. trust gaq. pani,f
aschauEaf and hrat,f erNas nhs
nof auiie ao bouriiful o. ln the tao
0r three years after mo uaf sim
spain tlt sumclsntiy 1hcfal a.
tfHF 81 amiio npon the faces 81 thr
clerss nnf other omplcfor Onb 10
fce isolated cases coo Christmas
Bonuses ~ thcae cmpinfns amounted
In len per rrnf of fbeif aunusi sai
aries Some ~ ihf larger bank and
other financial institutions abolished
fle lonHf s,sicu several Yeare aE0
and snhsiiuici ln is place a system
W RAISING The falsuef 81 al en.
slopes ehe base rver satisfaction
dauuf gee paai ycsr Some feu 81
600 banks siso base introduced
regular pension nsifm and ihs mo-
roy uhirh aihcfslss aouid have
been spent 10 bonuses goes 10 the
pension fund
AHoiher iudiragl0h thai hpslness
durinE fhs ed ear ace dFssinf 60.
CLOSE nat aeite lfnsprroua mal Del
found ln no feet fhsf fhs faiHe of
diamonds pearls and other Fema .u.
ported into tth ronnfu bi va ~
the pofi ~ Ncu Yors slightly eH.i
oee1ea So ege eao l.am Ttar thei
valus ~ ihs GENE received ~ ths
custom house in ibla fiiy YEA $50
tsssss ~hieh erreeaed any pfe.
F.ous year in ihe aisfofg 81 ihc trade
vifh Enc SINGLE exception 81 1905 I
shsn me total rearhed lt1.573.sfK /
That q peare meeiine hhopin
break ur la roe roundf Nae soSe 4
be eomefinaps fruth 4 sfrsnFef fhaai
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Lnsr ntterrs h 81 isathrf rru.
GERS ana eoiofti congregational
church. q sold watch ,aKia,ei. A T.
q charm tas twn phoos. bon tn'
o fnl NsRaft to uai,r Ward n
Chapman if2t 10
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FNH sAlE TsN rFeri ff f1af
ailtoat flt 80 taken as oace iu.
qa.rc aits Chaiaial os phone ~
Ilgtff.tr
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tAnoR kuRNrN Fuf eu klnds Of
he,ps sei a. slf leopard sleeci ~
. nek lps tfAlmo
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hhNEMnER stssens Hiss Co. labor
tafesu man % you want Ialsorsf. %
cay tine oF n yog want wort "
foe have am hidos 20 s,ii 80 ~ we
hp' an tinds % sslrs Stsssns uias
io f".H Leopard 81 fIg O.
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES ia an,
state of ihs unIou Cansda and Msss
''n efropfionpl facilities Tor hand
NHs rrorrles listed Nth rht Na.
uonni coaorsrati,c Rsaln go head.
gaarif.s Mash.nfiou. a. g. "a D.
hrotrf assent tis chararfAl street
llst got
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ihs Interests 81 aulsefsai peace does
noi moa via iasaf on ih, peri ~
ihe German. Aia r'ras, ~ Stp Nofh
sho afr so the apinlon fhas ihr 90.
hlirafion movement in ebich ihia
,onnfr, Great Britain ani francs
are concerned uaui aimed at Uef
manl
Joseph v rh,,ail presided a. Ws
reeiinr sHd sddfrsses vore to be-
delivered ~ coi iirnr, Waiiofson
Irosldcui NicholHa MURRAY npusf 81
columbia rulerfdtf Andrew rafne.
eie and Rshm stephen IS WIS, rhs
uceine bad nni progressed faf eheu
klrhonso o. Koeihio president uf fhe
German Amori'an Niilffna l.oarur
uho occupied aoat apon fhs Stage
Hut usa nor on me rforfam aa b
speaker marched io One ffoni of lhe
stag, and DOB nu.ef yoics Protested
araIuei ihe ratification 0f ihe treat
ics aea Offered q resolution endure
ing fbe resolution of lhe senate coon
mitfee on rofelrn Relations opposing
ihe ratification 40 these Treaties
The leaders of thc meeting uffe
dumhfouuded ht hr audaeii) 81 the
speaker aho seemed tn have tAs
nofsi and sorai nrrori Of hundreds
~ Germans see'fefri through ssc
audience NJ rhoair tried 20 speak
bui vac hovied down aud other
steafsfs ga not meet pith better
suceess a dozen de'ormluoi men
we're ready % Diet Nr K0sibio ffom
tho stare bot b. proascrd counan
vhth snfiiled him 20 a sshi Upon
ihe stare IN, uufH ~ koriuis had
raissd his hsas did lh. lainuii sah-
siae sha che msriinr saioufned vlfh-
lni having accomplished 90 0hiou
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40 hunting o. iishinN win h. allow
81 ~ say o, n, Nacccs or pasal
coun,y pastures
MRS MARY LuRy.
ii-i.tf
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IS On This Page Give Prompt Returns For Small Investment



FOR NkNf. t.ropm hoahc With tis.
terra and Cllt watsfs electrit flehss ~
tear % ny fcsldence. n Thomp-
500. tgfati
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Thefe IS NOR Untsiinf dous in
educational methods la ihls eo8aifi
than ellh fhs Tariff ard me result
in hofh cases 10 snsafsfaciory pa'rh.
Nofk FFerf man az woman ufh
some particular hobby nr noiion ga
edncaiifuai materr soess ~ Frafi
his ~ h4f fasofiie ~ spun me
school sgsiem and Hnforanafell
thaI sueoeea ebif Too often A. 8
assfing ln Eafl Hsll CoismAis rui-
tofslif ihe other night Df tossph
iacobs. president ~ shs kmeucan
FOLKLORE sofieiy read paper w
which hs advocated some radical
ehangei IN ihe educational system 81
fhif ronnffy No adtorsts8 that ths
psfei4 inteiiecssi training ~ me
children 30 POSTPONED lev Years
saa ihs lime ihus ralned" sesoied
20 Fsmss and fairs saiss 80 sala
~ soaii BE- rood thins n rhliafen
ild not learn 20 read aniii ihey Ners
nins years % are " between five nnd
uins years ne time could b. filled
aift iDit-falea. foiE-sonse. foii.
danoep fcik-drama and fslE Fauins
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rn~u,~r

VIII fWAnf eooa eva aatono
biie fof hoee and husr, and at,
ainfrrpea ~ vlH iats soo5 mals.
in ra,nafni nH 90 Address "a g.
NnndY noa ssa plsrap r.s.,
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SEES Horheiis MAJ charminTi,
gltpAied Suburban fo~a aorih Of Neu
Yprt. hSs more reasons ihsn one -
~ proud wishsn short time he
aify ~ Nev neehslis - 20 receive
from M anrieu' eify Of "a Rochelle
n Yrane~ yaiuahie si's conslsiins
% rsauoed reproduction in bfoase
q the reoentlT unvsilsa statue o.
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Head ihe rallgr lleFAla tyr a.
lAlss, nens % southwest resAs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-06
RANDELL's AhT|-GRAFT BILL
North Carolina Agricultural Paper Be-
lieves Farmers Should Help
II Along.

Congressman Randell, OF Texas, Is
the author of an antl-graft bill that
farmers should help along. "As long
as the law permits public service cor
porations and others interested in leg
islation to give valuable gifts and
large fees for so.called employment to
our senators and representatives." as
Mr.. Randell says, I'VE can never hope
for remedial legislation" His bill de-
mands that senator's and representa-
tlves and other public servants should
not be permitted during their terms
of office to receive from public service
corporations or others interested in
legislation gifts, fees, employment or
compensation. Our readers should de-
mand that their congressman go on
record on this important and neces-
sary reform Raleigh On. c. Progress
siye Farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-06
VERY REALISTIC
SHAM CAMPAIGN
Regiment Will Mobilize at Taylor and
Attack Camp Mabry, Meanwhile
Providing Its Own
Subsistence.
[By Associated Press.l

Dallas, Texas, July 6.-Col. Cecil A.
Lyon announced today that the Texas
national guardsmen will engage in
very realistic mimic warfare during
the state encampment A reinforced
regiment will mobilize at Taylor with
orders to attack Camp Mabry and
seize all stores concentrated there.
The march will be over fifty miles,
during which the regiment must pro-
vide subsistence for itself
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-06
FOR suBOR-
NATION TO PERJURY
Charges Resulted from investigation
Of San Antonio Commission
Charter Election.
IBy Associated Press. ]

San Antonio, July 6.-The first. in
dictments growing out of the commits
sion charter election contest, which
has been on the trail for three months,
We're announced today. Manuel Flores
and Salvador Luna are charged with
subornation to perjury.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-06
CONGRESSMAN NORRIS
MAKES SERIOUS CHARGE
Says Presidents Private Secretary Is
Head Of News Bureau Which
Suppresses Truth and
Falsifies Facts.
fRv Associated Press.1

Washington, July 6.-Representa-
tive Norris, OF Nebraska. in letter
to the Nebraska Progressive Repub-
lican League today said he believed
President Taft's private secretary, C.
d. Hilles, is the head of a political
news bureau which "suppresses truth"
and issues false reports in opposition
to Senator La Follette's possible presi-
dental candidacy.