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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

j. III. Pickle, who was at home
from Grayson a few days last
week, returned Saturday night.
accompanied by his wife and SIS
ter-in-law, Miss Mamie South
ern.
Miss Ruth Davis was in Rural
Retreat Monday having some
dental work done.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. r. Yonts and
two little sons, and Miss Polite
Buchanan spent Monday in Ru-
raj Retreat, the Z ! ests Of Capt.
John Buchanan's.
+. G. Davis attended the meet
ing of the school hoard Monday
at Attoway.
Miss Barbara Pickle will spend
q few days in Rural Retreat with
her cousin, Mrs. Sidney Buchan-
an, who is very i'll.
Rev. G., H Rhodes will preach
at Pleasant Hill next s,snday at
$50.
D. R. Doak was calling at this
place Sunday evening.
John j. Repass was in Chill.
howio Sunday. He and his bet
ter three fourths, spent Monday
in Bristol, but did not give Par
son Burroughs d job while they
were thare. Victory"
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Tribute Of Respect.

Whereas, God in His wisdom
has seen fit Oh Feb. II, 1912, to
remove from time to His eternal
kingdom, the wife of our below
ed brother, Chas. r. Baumgard-
ner.
Therefore, be 1t resolved:
First: That we the members of
Sum nit Lodge No. 1863, /. q. @.
f., bow in humble submission to
Him that doeth all things we'll.
Second: That we extend to our
brother our sincere sympathy IN
this his sad bereave n ent, and
point him to our heavenly Father
as one who maketh no mistakes.
Third: That these resolutions
be placed on our minute books;
that copy be published in the
Rural Retreat Times, and also a
copy be sent to our brother.
B. F. Jennings J
q. M. Neff Committee
j. j. Harr
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FarnSrS' Special.

The Norfolk & Western Agri-
cultural Train arrived here last
Thursday, Feb. %, al three
o'clock on schedule time.
There was large representa-
ton Of the farmers and citizers
Of the town waiting at the sta
ton and the school of more than
three hundred pupils marched
up from the High School build
ing just as the trained pulled in.
The citizens and the school were
cordially shown through the long
train of beautiful agricultural
exhibits, farming machinery,
furniture etc. After viewing
ing this splendid display, all re-
tired to the High School Audi
forum, where most interesting
addresses were delivered on sub
jects pertaing to farm life by Mr..
Gordon, DR.. freeman, Judge
Cassell and others. The speakers
expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the large receptive
audience, saying that it was one
of the best they had on tins trip.
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GrOSGClOsG.

The play "Ten Nights in a
Bal room" was given by the jun
lois last Thursday night at tho
graded school house, and was ex-
ce.lent. There was about three
hundred people present. They
expect to repeat IT Friday night,
March 1st.
Rev. E. L. Addington filled
his regular appointment at Full
ton last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Leonard continues very
Ill at the home Of her son, j, w.
Leonard.
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History Of Southwest Virginia,
Continued from last week.

u
Robert Craig, Robert Buchan-
an, Samuel Buchanan, Robert
Edmison, William Kennedy, An
drew Cavell, Samuel Briggs,
John Sharp, Alexander Brackin-
gredge, Arthur Edmison, David
Gatewood and John Lovelace.
The only presentments they were
made as follows:
Margaret Duran for keeping
a house OF i'll fame; and James
Byrant for not having the roads
in good repair, of which he was
surveyor.
The William Campbell of
which we have spoken, was the
leading general Of Kings Noun
tain fame, of which / will give a
short sketch later OH
David Campbell, the first clerk
was the uncle Of Governor David
Campbell. and The brother of Ar
thur and John Campbell, who
were connected with the organi-
cation of the county.
Washington county was the
first in the wealth nam.
ed in honor of the father Of the
country.
The great highway from east
to west, aud which passes through
Abingdon. was known originally
as Daniel BONES trace,
Continued next weekly
AT, I.OWERY. /.
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Don Shelton spent Sunday
near town the guest Of his best
girl.
Roy J. Germany has returned
from northern markets where he
bought his spring goods.
Jno. L. Brown returned Mon
day from Blacksburg, whore he
spent several days visiting rela-
tives.
Fred Davis left last night for
Abingdon, where he has accept
ed position with the Peoples
National Bank.
Karl Jansen ranks among the
finest living performers today. -
Chas. B. King Pres. Elizabeth
Elizabeth College, Charlotte, N.
C.
Mr.. Jansen is most excellent
entertainer and made O. fine inn
preston as an artist and as a
man Richmond Times-D s.
patch.
DR.. Ferguson took Miss Flor
ence Brown to the hospital at
Roanoke Wednesday where she
will undergo an operation for APP
psndicitis.
Mr.. B. H. Nef left Wednes.
day on No. II, for his home at
Oklahoma City, after spending
several days visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. Karl Jansen is a delight
full entertainer. The varied pre-
pram was interesting through
olt and immensely enjoyed by
the students j S. Jarman,
Pres. State Normal, Farmville,
va.
Mrs. Geo. S. Baum gardner, and
sister, Miss Cecil Painter, are
spending several weeks in Rich
mond, Washington, Baltimore,
and Now York. where Ms.
Baumgardner is buying hor
spring millinery.
The Grand Lodge of Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons of
Virginia, which assembled in
Richmond, on Feb. l4th, with
more than 700 delegates in at
tendance, elected our townsman,
Mr. w. H. Sprinkle, District
Deputy Grand Master for this
Masonic District.
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Cards OF Thanks,

To all persons who in anyway
rendered us assistance either by
kindly acts or words of sympa-
thy during the sickness and death
Of our dear husband and father,
we desire to express our most
hearty chanks, and pray that
God may abundantly bless you
in the end.
Dixie Tobler and family.
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Owing to death at Max Mead
ows, Karl Jansen has postponed
his reproduction of Davie Crock
ett from March snl to March 10th.
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Death OF An Infant.

Vance Repass King, lnfantson
Of Mr.. and Mrs. " s. King, born
January ~, 1912, died Feb. 23,
1919, aged l month and one dag.
Funeral services were held at
Marvin church, conducted by
Rev. G. E. Steele.
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We take this opportunity of
expressing cur thanks to our
many friends for their kindness
during the sickness and Death of
our sister and aunt, Sophia Six.
Ephriam Six and Sons.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hendricks
have just returned from New
York. Baltimore, and other cit
les.
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Statemen. the Financial Condition Of
THE SANK OF RURAL RETREAT,

located at Rural Ratreat, in the County
OF Wyihe, State of Virginia. at the close
OF business, Fab 18th. 1912, made to the
State Corporation Commission.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

II this circle is marked with a
red pencil your time expires wi h
next number; with q blue, time
expires with this issue.
Please do not make US cut you
off, so send in money promptly
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness shown
during the illness and death of
our beloved fathor ard husband.
Mrs. H. FL. Bridges
and children.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

I desire to thank the many
friends who, through ny illness
and the il-ess and death Of my
wife, were so kind and loyal.
Mere words cannot express my
appreciation for the many kind
nesses shown. May God bless you
all. c. r. Raumgardner.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts Ss1 GIL IS
Overdrafts sect red
unsecured sl73.82 ........... 173 81
Banking House and Lot................... 3,1n0 90
Othor Real Estate owned. ......4000 90
FURNITURE and Fixtures 1850 90
Exchanges and checks for next
days clearings. ..... 6S5 S.
Due from National Banks............... 1920 Oh
Paper Currency 3,46S 90
Fractional paper currency nickels
anu Genus. ............... OIL III
Gold coin....... .............., 1927 50
Total. sils,2ls go
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ............... $4,000 on
Surplus fund - - $500 90
Undivided profits, less amount paid for
interest. expenses and taxes.-... -. 63l n
Dividends unpaida..... 600
Individual deposits $3.50 Is
Time certificates OF deposit ........... 11.750 25
Cashiers checks outstanding ~. ......... 50 AZ
Due to National Banks...... 23i 40
Notes and bills re-dscernted 49,. .......5.ooo 90
,2l2 60
I, E. Marco Davis, cashier, do solemnly swear
that the above is a true statement of the finan-
cial condition of The Bank of Rural Retreat,
located at Rural Retreat, in the County of
Wythe. State of Virginia. at the close of BUSH
ness on the 10Th day of Feb. 1912, to the bsst of
my knowledge and belief
E. MARCO DAVIS. CAsHIER.
CoRREcT--ATrEsr:
vi Il. I :; a hhkMEaa6E'r' @D.urorons
A. ODEN NEFF
STATE OF vIRerNIA,
County of Wythe
Sworn to and subscribed before me by 4.
Marco Davis, cashier, this 26th day of Feb
1912.
L. H. SHuMArR Notary Public.
My commission expires 21st of Dec 1915.
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No. l006l.
Report OF the condition Of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

of Rural Retreat, ut ural Retreat. IN the
State Of Virginia. at the close of bust
ness, Teo Goth, 1912
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

LONDON San 20 gfoNing In
difference ana even antpotkv toward
the church and religion has often
hcea noird In England az late years
aud niahop BeslrnrH Blalr. head az
the established church IN tho Fait,
land islands. "a icavins Tor home 20
fay thoroughly convinced that tho
nharNen arr irup
bishop HlAlr came to london some
tlme ago aud has deliesrrd many
legtures aud sermons on the necessity
% huildlng churches and schools In
heathen lands ie hoped 50 raise q
hnnirei Thousand pounds Tor rolls.
l"os and educational purposes Ia
The Falklsnds hui hl- tofsi colirc.
ilons amounted 10 oni, about NIFTY
nonndr
The hlAhop also attempted 10 in.
lefesi YounE men who would 20 n.
teachers and missionaries - Tho
Falkland islands and Patagonia. Not
ono man volunteered Tor fhe tst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Mldaintef hhaditap irarahautiaE
toafHamsnt opsaa af rinehufai. N
H. Opennr Df annual bench shoa oi
ths Cleveland fsnfitfs figb Clcfs.
hand %
Apnuei lHufnsmrnf of fhr Afian
uc whist Asso,lnn0n oicns ln Nea
York
intercollegiate bolke, mairb be.
t-ceu YAH and Princeton AZ Nea
York
rackey Mcfarland VI lo.s Wafi
. rounds. ~ rhNlleifha
Monte Aftcu fs chlrk utfcr 81
foundr ~ Indianapolis
Tommy kuhane 50 ratn uronii
lard rounds at Windsor Oat
Thursday.
Annual indunr faWea fi fhr ifiHn.
American A a. WadIaon slutre Gar
don NtA Nnfi
Fdtio NeDonfff 81 NHfn NoflI
90 rouuda at FOND du far Wis
tr,da,
Nesflng of ihe nIs E.rh college
conference n ChirHro
Opening of annnai henoh show uf
che iyun krunri rnh itnr Mass
Siam ianaford ST. SAM vDVoy sN
rouuda. AZ sydney AHstr lin
SATURDAY.
Annual meeting 81 fhr NnuniaiH
state iiaaehan fcarnc az Charleston
West virginia
Annusi tnurnhmctf az fhr Nafinn
~ ski Association opros A. CARY o.
iinoia
Opening OF Nce Enfiani voior
hoai Show in Mechanics nnllilnr
BOSTON
ANIMAL show 30 tho National A..
sociaiion of Auiomnhiie Nauufartnr.
crs opens In Chicago
Opouing of aunuai shnu nf fhr
Automobile n,acn Association of
pptshnrr
Knockout Brown fs Frank
Klaus g ronrts. 90 ritishnrr
Intercollegiate hockos harvard
~ com.l 40 BOSTON Vale ~
Princeton at Nre VOWS Amhofa
va Williams af Amherst Tnnits sd
L. M iiauford Avmr ts Mas
sachusettt rcoh 81 West Point
spripenoid ra.nlns fs Ronssciccr
r. az Trnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23
a oisr. wild Midnight l.,ae.

20 warn people OF foarful forest
fire Ia the Cataklila q YOUNG slrI rode
horseback al midnight and saved
many Hives Her decd VAS glorious
hui llYea are oiion saved by pf
Kings NcW discover, 10 curing lunR
iranhlu cuughu ana colds. which
mishi have ended ia consumption or
pnoumouls "a cured mo 90 a
dfcsdfui cough and innT disease,
writes w u Patterson. Wellington.
Tesas. after four in our famil, had
ilei With consumption. and gain
"a NJ pounds No,hlur so sure and
safe ior all throat ana huns irouhlea
Price Soc aud tioo Trial hottie
freo Guaranteed hs Joshua q smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

i-rfrtn t0 vote on cts nussT.ilip.
DETROIT Mirh Jan 81 a
hruelai election aiii d. held ln b.
frHf tomorrow io settle the street.
railway controversy. which has hefn
burning issue over SINCE she iafe
iiafeu 3 rlnFrrsa. dHrinr hu tern
AZ mayor. iuaHl-ifsfsi campaign
f0f fhrrr ai f4fW apme au.ea
years ago
Az fomoffhH election the voters
500 decide fHf NfN nf the Fhumu.
.on liasif ihftsrcnt fare piau. ehth
rlDipile fof an eftrnslou nf thr fr,,-
rni sire rauHaf franchises until
fH.f rrtf tickets for q auaf-
fef in, 30 day time. ia az nieat.
lnd nltHrasi transfers A. the
famc flR.r fhs voters eiil pass upon
a proposal fHr outand-ont muuirlp-
nj HNuef.hip of fhe street ralleara
Tne nrralrn ahirh ripssd TODAY
las h.ra mn mssi both contested in
hr haiof, of Detroit The board af
oumrr0l t fhr ieaiIhF prepayment
f fha Thompson iinNy ordinance
Nihulfis and dead sails through
nnf fhe lit have been covered wien
resiefs aiferfIalns the merfr of the
Hlau NaFnf Thampson and corna
4f nnt nfsrinnfe have toured fhr
lff dfl'f making ancoehra for fhe
ordinance
if "a grnef iif believed fhsf ihr
trer-srnf fare $500 he carried ana
De- PROPOSAL fnr mnnIriral oencf.
fhIr defeated TOE hutlucr. men aii.
nesr io d. almost nnh iu support
7f ff. Thompson uaiif ordinance
'FniHmrni among fhs Norhinfmen D.
more difcuif io eHarr ihnuEh
straw vote eff fhr emniofrs ln manl
70 fhr large hrfor.c. Indicate. thsf
hc uprtinFmuu also favor ths three.
cent fare plan The women have
'sten q iNols interest in iho cams
'1irn al fhe WOMEN tagrnyrrs orc 20
hafr vote az ODE election
TOO opponents 0f tha ihree.rrnt
'Hre ordinance arc banking on fhr
frgllremrnf of ihc eousiltniion thaf
Pop DlrIg fho measure must have mort
'ess than thrro. rnhs ~ fhn ,ofes
Huliri 1hH means fhef fhr orft
nance wns' hove majority 40 rof
'ess than fH.n00 votes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

TERRELL reAaF inn 90 Ttr
Commercial club 81 this cif, has iust
completed a Fcrf successful campaign
Tor nov members one hundred and
eighty mine bvine secured rhis gives
that organization che united support
~ the ciiirvnehlp of Terrell
Although good work eas done hy
mo cluh lasi year its plans tor the
coming year ary alush more cumrfr.
hcnsl,e ard 10 successfully carried
out all mean much Tor tho material
impro, ement oi the cts and count,
Several lsrsr projects arr nor Boz
contemplate and Tits year promiS's
60 he the most prosperous of ihe ar
RAnlgstion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

VICTORIA, y. G., Ian, ~ Tho
nflslsh relamhIe iasmer wiii hase
hia inninss IN the capital nj. ~reh.
NeflnuluE today with mcetinE of
thr isrItish rciumpia van Fair A..
Asesatlnn annual sesnions viii DO
hvid dnsine The wwek b, all ~ the
organizations IN which ihe farmers
Interested. included abe liFeslurinl
Associations ~ dasfsmer. grain
rfpnefs stock bfsedcfn. pnullrs
saizeft aha fruit Efowsfs l'rcsvui
Indications paint 70 Al enuhoRlls
iaIk attendance
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PINCnOT SPONSOR
OF CONSERVATION


n
.-.------.---.--. ----.-- --..--.------------l-.-
sho. fof the lsrs ~ little nsrris
can b. neifher fooS father nor =
xnod citizen; every boy ~ giri driven
~ psserfy ~ esii courses sYevy one
~ theNe suffers waste and o ioss 81
shat life should te. sad represents
= saafe and q ioes 90 the Cor1maDitg
Men nnd tomen can reach rtaat
enable efscieneg a. eisireut A. Hoft.
erH. ~ men and Aomen m - the ys.
iafions - nfe. onif ~ten ftry tafs
fsir eundlsieps ~ labor spf az We
lax oar areaf fAsa il 80 n~rsttf Tor
20 men ~ women. and ~ fhiidfen
me e1pfiii0ns neferasft fnf n@fien.
~ ~ no pftseuf and 80 fHfnrr and
~ csp 49, stop osiii ma, sasA D.
trromrllshed
fnIess ne shDie THEORY nf dem
ersfie Fosefnafsf h efonr for kii
these wastes snd LOSSES economic.
soriaI Huf reiHifaf fhefe is q rem
~ rtet f.fpeef is nnf new bot al
- - ihe iierierrfiru ~ infrB0nd
.nee NOT nrsnar hui fs ffmli'ar AL
100 rersfr fiaa Hos 1imrnu bW I'll
imrlr rrr direct al mo Hsbl frI
vote n nes in ihe more iafeiiirfnf
md effective uavfirie-fioa of tho nno-
DIE in tho control ~ fheir nuu a.
fairs Thaf 81 ihr pufross ~ the
irifiafisa rafefsndnH tnd recall The
ihns' halloi SD fhe dir-ot primary
~rrh ~ fhr,a arapnu iu TIE
hssts - Tho roters
700 pFnrrrsrife movement = tha
Mort ~ sppit in nrsrtlro the prouo.
.liiep lnnr srssftef in theory hni eel
irri AeniHf. ih4t ftr general welfare
.ienda ahoso ani beyond privilege
w ~ enH naffv
~ o. ihe general seifare Witch
teiesnas fhe' fhe natural resources
ihsl be- conserved. INST ndusirlsf
sinvary shall csase. that fhe burden
~ Industrial accidents shall not faiiI
on tho Nidoes and the orphans. that.
the eorking day shall be- 81 drerpf|
length that fasaiion shall not fall
heaviest on thc poot that Justice.
and not teshnicaiiiy shall CONTROL
the courts of iaw that the ropresen.
iafiYea Of The people shall obey The
people and not The hoHHer. and that
thn apecial Interests shall hs driven
ont ~ politics what the general.
welfare demhnda tho Progressive
movement PROPOSES 10 ggt for thrl
ueoplo
The Progressive movement D. an
EFFORT "a make This coaniry the bert
possible place fof men. women. tnd
chlldran To ~. and work ln So.
go esavnre u u a great moral move
ment ., recognizes that The rights
~ tho poor arr more sacred than
the PRIVILEGES ~ the rioh. and nat
human welfare o. better worth wort
ms and fighting and llsing for than
property and profits
The Progressive movement h.
stronger than any PARTY greater
than an ~ leaders. higher than pr.
sonni motives or anim"siiios larger
than anything lu ~. viden Rnlc aud
% founded impcrishahiy upon th,0
moral Law
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

NEW YORK, Jan ~ Noans
olss tho AOesmNn- American liRht
weight az This eiis, win takr oa lack
rOoaman Tor ten rounds AZ the uiym.
rlc Athletic club this evening
Noune Otto had rather dlsas
iypus year IN isil and has hcep Ia
training sggeAuoualy 10 regan hla
lost laatela Within lhc year Nuuug
utto has lest a. unk Rnsspll Al kan.
ans s'i,s aud IL Paul kohler ~ Glove.
land, aud uae khockvd 9at ~ nius
sherman IA this cls last November
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

NfNIIN l1U D" Sn1IaIIa \ n d
rrfnlt of toiay'l rohailofnr for mem-
horH OF fhc Rcirhsfag. Jacket ouls onc
n' an even hundred seats rhls ouf-
cnrc gives "a remarkable change a.
thc poliileai atmosphere ana Il coup
ied eith ihirit-fhree Victories hy Tho
"'h'r party o. ion thr parties tD
take their chances ln thc government
rotainine ~ former maiurity more
Than douhtfni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

MEM YORK. Ian as After =
throc,Year tour ahroAd. Harry lloW-
ains the "haadrnfl kips ~hoss per
formanges hNse m,ssiticd mllioBs
has returned o. America ens AN
make his resnpcarance A. local
vaudeville theater thk afternoon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

iANfHNiti.E Wiz Jan ~
Escr,,hinr ~ ln Ieadlnoes Tor ,ho
special election hers tomorrow a. Be
eide whether or not ienvssllis shall
siopl lhc commission form of severn.
msnt Advocates ~ The plan have
NsRoi d vigorous campaign and Az
horoini that the pfopopai viii h'
adopted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

The most marvellous molten pee.
ture ever eNhihurd. the eaelpal
ttpa pne Mllano production 81
nanln's infsEao. a. The s,as thca,sr
Monday as Tuesday "a Matinee and
nlsht tsi ?,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

Cul4tMntA. = q IAN % Ora.
tpme pfoefcas IN the campaign tor
Improved hlehwaya VAS reported
hoge toda, AZ the twelfth annual
convention Of The south Carolina
iood Resas association tmons the
matters dlsea@ed by the convention
vas HFeposal 70 employ convict IA.
hor N mad construction work.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

LONDON. Ian M Special mem
efial serSlcos for Queen Victoria
wvro beid ioa,, op the eleventh an.
rlsrfpars ~ nor death. and tho
tfosmerc mausoieum WAS thrnNn
open 10 The pahllc foF several heurp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

hiAiiN lli Jan s3 A hrnak In
tne cold wave and not an Increased
onirat of che ercsmcrics here. IA o..
ciar"i a. being responsible for fhe
scent drop to-day IN butter auota.
f'9as Butter was quoted a ac.k ass
a. tn coats bcr pound
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-23

CHATTANOOGA. Team. Ian ~
Patrons ~ the Chattanooga Ath.
letie Club aro promised good csAd
az esenss az the clubs hessax ehcw
Tomorrow night rsh festuTe event
" mo nsenlns wsll ~ an Battle-Ground
boat between Danny Goodman 81
Chicago and Loo Kelly % -, Louis.
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SHIRAR REPORTED
TO Be IMPROVING
DsssrfsDi~ry wOr>DfD sgx.
DAY ~ PISTOL BtILFT.
Mss. .. W. walker wbo Was sl.ss An
Arm = ite~fine Well. ~.
Walker In Dali.


A. midnight Or w. ~ 4
Wills who u attending I<Ynla 4
Hhifsr. the man ~ho. u IL I
alleged. Nas shot and dan I
FeronniJ sounded last Sun 4
IaJ morning ~ q W.
walker NaH reported a. be- I
inE Improved Ds villa I
stated that NJ ahiraf had 4
PASSED = fefy good dag and 4
that ho HAD 80 even chance I
20 recover fran fha lalaTses 4
Mrs ! " walh.f. 4Ife % I
: " Walker ~ho d rhafF6d I
~iih the shooting % 10th Z
hhifaf and hls own vie. also Z
hnd q fairlY good dag ard the Z
r''enfing phfaliials hat- 4
every hnpr fuf her recovery Z
, W walker o. atlll in iali q
where be- Naa plare1 early 4
SUNDAY morning ahogtls ~ q
t'f the shooting occurred Z
fasr~ Whflan this mofnins q
~ 10 e'cioft sill dcrifs nn Z
tho amount ~ hood iha' ~Hi Z
be- reqDirsd fof The release ~ Z
walker 4
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tAhhc,'s sat nleFs The namc nu
every esree The siammr have q
az Mesquite ~ tgt 81
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Mea'a. laAlcn and chlldrea'x rub
eefs AZ The Model ias n
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Meas. ladies and rhudrcua rub
hess nj The Modcl tel a.
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The arrcsf vas made within a Tow
minutes following tha Ahnotlng We
heeman srtf shaw made tho arrest
ana was later iotnea Ia Chief ~ ru.
iisc tee RiSEn, And tho prisoner ~ss
taken 10 the coaaiy iaii And laSked
Np After Walkers arrcai he Vas
asked BY newspaper men to make a
statement. but refused NE ssemed
grcAtls agitated AMI ~ns especially
soll,itous over the welfare 81 his
wifo.
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nln'tlci iadse hopkins aud Court
Nshosrspher A , RownshsI IT..
len se~isrdas Zoe ALICE where dis.
'r'st rensi viii he N sessloa auslne
ska week,