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Newport daily independent., 1914-01-19

leave this evening for St. Louls.
 Dr. Ivy of Guion and James Ivy of Mountain View are with their brother, c. M. Ivy, whose wife died Sunday morning.
 New spring ginghams now on display at Bowen's Cash Store, 43d6t
 J.B. Baker and R. J. Estes of Melbourne were here Sunday re- turning home from Little Rock.
 For rent-Up-to-date apart ments, five rooms and bath 1O1 Beech street 47d3.
 Wanted at once-gang edg- erman and other men in mills; also men on log loader and skid der in woods. Apply to Mulr- head Lumber Co.,, Weldon, New port telephone 1908. 47btf.
 Former Senator T. J. Raney of Newark, who is now a candl- date for Railroad Commissioner, spent today in our city mingiing with his many friends here.
 Mrs. Elmer Becker of Muska- tine, Iowa is in the city the guest of her brother and wife, Dr. and Mrs. H. o. Walker.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Ripley will leave tomorrow for Memphis, where they will make their home, Mir. Ripley having ac- cepted position in that city.
 Mrs. Perry Clark and little son left this morning for Knobel to visit relatives.
 Murray Barber Shop, in rear of McLain Building. Every thing clean and sanitary. l kindly ask the patronage of all. Ed Murray, propr. 47d1m 1 Mir. and Mrs. John w. Terrell and Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Rose borough of Batesville were the guests at the Hazel hotel last night, leaving on No. 7 this morning for trip through Ok lahoma.
 l Mayor and Mrs. John P. Paul arrived home Sunday evening from Hot Springs. Mir. Paul is feeling much better, but thinks he will probably return to the Vapor City in a few days. We hope that his improvement may soon restore him to his old good ; health.
 Mrs. Robert Neill, IT,, Miss Esther Neill of Batesville and Mrs. Samuel R. Phillips will go , down to Little Rock on No. 7 to-
 morrow to see Every Woman" /"
 Miss Maude Blair, who has
 been spending some time at
 Newport visiting friends, arriv-
 ed in the city Saturday morning : and will visit MT. and Mrs. J. A. !, Hardy and family.-Batesville l Guard.
 , Bert Stanley of Diaz was car
 ried to Little Rock Sunday for an operation at St. Vincent's h. ; firmary. His brother, Will Moy- CT, expects to go down tomorrow to be with him.
 A. V. 'Thebo of Paris, Texas, ! who has been with McFadden } during the cotton season, and an excellent young man, will leave on No. 8 for Oklahoma City, : where he will stay until March when he will join the Ardmore, Oklahoma baseball team for the coming season.
 For Kentucky and Illinois fancy lump coal that is absolute . ly free from slack and slate call l. phone 32. Quality, service and square dealing has made my business what it is.
 43d1mo B. J. Best. . Agirl was born Friday night .. to Mir. and Mrs. V. c. Richard con at thair bopoo on Moi,
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-19
GATHER FORECAST.

Top clopionight and Tuesday fair.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-19
Bargains!
 Bargains!

I will close out my line of A: J. Jor- dan cutlery, Pocket Knives, Butcher Knives, Bread Knives at cost. Purity oats, regular 15c package. 5 Tor 25c. I have the best Flour Tn the World.
 Staple Groceries and Feed7Fresn candies and Fruits-Eggs ana put ter. 4 packages of corn nakes ior 25c. This is a CASH Sale. P. 5. White
 Cor. Beech and Third. have delivery.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-19
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
They Are All Better.

Al this writing, "Wednesday evening,
August ~, Robert Groves. who was so
seriously Injured In an automobile &C.
cident ~ Maitland, Thursday morn.
Ing Of last week, August 20, that lie
lad 10 have his left foot aInputated
~ the ankle, and his left arm was also
broken, Just below the elbow, N get.
ting . ong nicely The young man,
Francis l.. Keller, aged Is years, whose
spine WAS thought TO have been 80
seriously injured IN the same accident,
and who remained In Az unconscious
condition for a long period. II able TO
be up part ~ the time, and Is doing
we'll, GaIen Mills, the little rs year
OLD son Of Charles Mills, Of Forest
CITY, whose left arm was cut and
mangled OIL Just above tir elbow, and
lie VAS also ot herw ise horribly mutt
lated and bruised, Sal ufday, Angus,
%, i doing splendidl,, aud strong
hopes are entertained for lIis recovery
Amputating the arm al III. shoulder
Monday uf tlIis week, seems To have
been III. proper ,ling, a. h. seems Ia
rest much easier since the operation
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Republican State Convention.

xut,ho,, .doo,toy q nlutfovn, tho
,. u. e ..,..,,,n. no,
spuo. s .. ~, on,s ma
s uesy,a nusu .Io n.,,n.S wsdna.d.y
.su.n,n., Thomas Aims nomine.
To- ZIG Iroited states senate. Was
elected permanent chairman and
Conway Elder, candidate for the
state Senate from the Thirtysecond
District, was chosen permanent sec.
retary Of the convention.
Alta meeting of the Republican
State Committee IN ST. Louis. Tues
day, August -, Chairman jacob l..
Rahl.r lad no opposition for fe elec-
tion. W. G.'kitchen vas reelected
secretary and Thomas X Niedring.
haus treasurer.
The platform adopted "Wednesday
afternn1n, August ~. says Tie pres
en- Isr," 'sms "a,. ,u,,p r,t'.d
s".e y, 'a $500 many mann.
S.a,"s a,'u ,'s,u ,V .,,',,, a.!,, ia,
ac'uIe's W u'',N' -. t.ii..J o.,
tne new uauh' "s, Nv, Wv
SNe nsves'a ,,nr,,,, ~ d,nin.
penu.s WI ppt ~ -
Ins.N an. u, y, a,na,,. ,n ,sds,
,n,,a e nIar.s 10, nsnnc,.ts
10 maNe p'ssoes 'on ,. 49,. n,,,v Il,
Vis.vpi " 49,. .va.,n .n, pi shlId
i. W. W Wy .n. ,"n,.,saiion
,svo' az ~, W. ana ,'n,p. ,ni. Tor I'm.
80. soV , ,o''' "'' ''O''' '''' w
s'se S'''es'
DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNNENTioN.
Jefferson CITY. Mo. Aug. 2j.-Cn.
qualified Endorsement Of the state
aud national administrations and the
Democratic delegation In congress
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28

,IIaz,rd Thomas and wife. of
Mound City. made A brief wish ia 81.
JoseuL M1ud,v az his week.
u. ,U1.. a., ,,os-
...,,, ~ NV IL III, ,,aEn.
I, ,stu,n.d hnm. Iasi SATURDAY.
v,,s - c., -, -.
ns"'n ,,, " W ,"'' ~.
N"' TAI r,,. ,'," ,n r, wv
s"',. w MY "".a "', ''"''''
Dorothy ana Mildred kancher are
visiting here ~. guests ~ Aunt
nanny a'" ' "'Ie 'a'e'> sutton
a hunoe, on oregon r'nple mo
tored 10 ST. Joseph ana Lake Con-
rary' on SUNDAY last, To lake IN the
isir ana musical entertainments
there.
The baseball team Of the Chris.
tian Sunday school, played with the
Christian Sunday school, OF Sayan'
nah, THURSDAY OF this week, 9th
inst. Result given next week.
William GIBSON. Of the Curzon
neighborhood. has Just returned from
Q few days pleasant visit with friends
in Troy, Kan. lie says that a two
Inch rain fell over there last week.
-Dessie and Etbe, Myers. dauvb.
tiers OF Rev. Henry Myers, deceased
after q very ENJOYABLE three weeks
visit amongst friends within and
ABOUT Oregon, returned, on Monday
last, TO their home AZ Lawrence, Kan
N fN,cL, Irvine MANAGE, n,
,hs g. Jossnh sysncv ~ i've Toose
Wiles Riscnit "a nj K ansas cav wa.
hsre Tor A short visit this week' viii
his grandmother, Mrs. Anna X. IT.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
ConcIave OF Cardinals May
Meet August 81 TO Choose
keW ron.iif.
AMERICANS MAJ Be- TOO LATE
Gibbons, o'cennelI and Farley VIII BE
gns-,c 10 zee r Rome AZ That
im.--. 81 Of Plus
Entomted.

Rome, Aug. ?b.--No exact da,. has
Teen fixed yet for the converting Of the
conciaye which will elect a successor
TO be disposition on the part OF many
of the cardinals ut present In Rome.
10 start the proceedings next Monday.
II these cardinals should have their
way Cardinals Gibbons and O't onne'l
will not be able TO reach here In time
for the opening session and II " doubt
fni also whether Cardinal Farley. who
has arrived In Chiasso. Switzerland.
can be present.
workmen were engaged In the Sis.
tine chapel erecting the catafalque for
the last funeral mass for Pop. Plus.
which viii be celebrated next sunfa
Immediately after this ser,lc" the
chapel viii be transformed Into con
claye hall.
The fourth CONGREGATION of carll
mails met In the touPistoriai hall, S"N
oral cardinals from the provinces ~
tending for the first time, n'lndins
Cardinal Dollachiesa. archbishop ~
'!uu.. luc. IN nal Merslrr. arch.
bis an Of Mochlin li"lrium, the latter
of whom was greeted cordially by Car
dinals Della Nolpo, Agliardl. Merry
del Val and vincyn2o Nannutclli, who
discussed the war situation with him
Place Body In Tomb.
Rome. Aug Al he cnioM bmcnt Of
the late Pope Plus y. took place Sat
uIdiy evening NJ sunset, The great
| laA,llva at ST Peters Was Ia rolu,
darkness. \ nlokcring lilht canc
nom the ptrprtuully butn.ng tupcrs
E plom the shrine OF the Apostles, ani
/ the candles In ~" chapel wEor" the
J ,uaialquc rtogd,
Those who witnessed the ceremony,
y numbering about loo, came by spc.
/ ,ial Invitation and included the diplo
! matte representatives accredited 10
the Holy See, the prelaios ani mem
beers OF the Roman aristocracy.
The procession formed In the chapel
OF the blessed Sacrament, where foI
! hours the body of Plus y. lay In state,
The catafallue was surmounted by the
triple crown and the body Of the pope
was clad In the pontihcate robes and
surrounded by the emblems Of his "a
cred office. During the course OF the
day many thousands OF persons passed
by the bier.
In the evening the bier was removed
and placed on low platform on
wheels. Al the gates Of the chapel
the arch priest Of the basilica. In VIC
let robes and surrounded by the chap
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Moving Toward konlgsburg

Paris, Aug "a dispatch from
wilma. Russia. says an announcement
from an authorized source sets forth
that the Russians. after their victor
at Gumbinnen, successfully pursue
the Germans and occupied lnsterbnrg
Germany, thirty miles from the Rus
sian frontier In the direction OF ko
nigsberg.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Pierced Allies Defense.

London. AUG. 25.-The official press
bureau issued a statement announcing
that the first line Of the allied defense
had been broken by the Germans.
ncrossitatinr withdrawal ~ a part
of the allied forces TO the original 20.
si,ion M the French frontier. II was
explained that this withdrawal was IN
accordance With the ORIGINAL plans and
va. "pnrely for strategic reasons"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Six Miles North Of Lille.

The ordeal Is inevitable. but tenn
vorary. Thus dctachmenis of German
cavalry belonging to an unattached Ill
vision operating on the extreme right
have penetrated To RouhiaN, six miles
north Of Lille. and tnc Tonrco'ng dis.
ttiu. which are defended only by ter.
ritorini rsspryists
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28

airy has in no way suffered and our
artillery has affirmed its superiority.
Our officers and soldiers are in the
best OF condition, morally and ply
sically.
As a result Of the orders which have
been issued. the aspect Of the strug
gle will change for few days. The
French army will remain for time
on the defensive. but. at the right mo
ment. to be decided upon by the com
mandsrinchief. II will resume yigor
mis- offensive
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Serbs Win Big Battle.

Rome, Via Paris. Aug. 22-The
newspapers print the following dis
patch dated Nlsh, Servia. Aug. 2i'
= 'The general staff announces the
complete victory Of the Serbs In
four days battle near Ioanhza. Aus
TRANS to the number Of 10000 fought
j on equal number of Serbs, The losses
/, on both ..sides were enormous. Th'
yictors captured great booty and sew
sersl thousand prisoners"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Government to Buy Ships.

Washington. Aug. 20,-At a confer
ence here President Wilson approved
a plan to have congress appropriate
s25, 10000 TO buy ships to be used In
taking American f0odstuffs abroad.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Allies Attack Fails.

Paris, Aug. 25.-The French war Of
flee has issued the following announce
ment:
The French and English, the plan
Of attack having failed owing to I'M
foreseen difficulties. have retired Oh
conyerging position. West of the
Merse the English army on our left
was attacked nv the Germans, but be
haved admirably. holding It's ground
with traditional steadfastness.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
AntIoerman Riots in Italy.

a, LONDON, Aug. 20,--The eorrespon-
dent at Genoa lof the Daily Express
states mach anti,Gsrman sentiment Is
being manifested Ny street:crovds In
various cities OF Italy. J. Strt ,~sT Z
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Grief and Worry Over Outbreak
in Europe Hastens End
OF Pont.tt.
NEWS OF DEATH CAUSES
SeNSATl.N OVER Wool
lead Of Catholic Church Had Prsyt
Tor Peace SINE War Cloud First
Appsareo-sis,ers Present
at eeas,de.

Rome. Aug. 20. Pope Iius y. dit
II l:2O this m,rnins Of bon hal CO..
.i,ationS. lie nai been ~ seNei"
as tut aiarmiI. sNin,,,oms did u,
.cN,lUp until tie Jay bctufe.
Thfougkout the day Doctors Ma
hiafaya aud AMI | devoted their ",
nos; energies to stimulating their y"
i,nt and keeping him alive. The ,a'
inals were notified of the pope
rave danger aui some oi them wn,
ntcrcd the s,,n ioon described To-
tpssiye anl hpart.rpnding scenes. ~
eciaily when the uontin. rousing hi ~
elf from ,iHc to time. spoke. OL.
40 said.
In ancient tines the POPE by {
Suri might have stayed the siaurhioi
NJ nov he 1, In. o,cnt
Prayers s.re said 10y thousands an
| he bells uf the churches sounded when
| he sCaram,n, was exposed upon o."
| he atlas
| When the court LEARNED OF the pope's
condition there Vas the deepest co"
cefn. King Victor Emmanuel person
aUh informed queen hei'h" "h" wv
news Aas communicated to the aue'.
| mother.
| Prepared for End.
Extreme Junction was administers"
by Monsignor Zanpini. sacristan To
his holiness. amid q most touching
scene. The sisters Of the pope and his
niece we're overcome With giief. Gar
dinal Merry del Val knelt by the SD.
~ his bed. where other cardinals
Joined him. the members 81 the house
hold intonine prayers.
The DYING pope In moment OF iu'
cidity said:
Now ! begin 10 think ~ the end Ii
approaching that the Almighty In HIS
inexhaustible goodness wishes 10 spare
me the horrors Europe " undergoing.
| "Wednesday was one 81 the most
anxious days In the history 81 the
papacy. The whole world knew thaf
the Iope was lndisposcd. but u was
supposed that he was SUFFERING from
his usual ailment- sout. Up To noon
eYcn the members Of the household
were unaware ~ the seriousness OF
the Developments.
Change Was Sudden.
Almost without warning came the
wcrd that the ponlin was at deaths
door
All DAY his agony continued. ~
times he revived and WAS abb" Ia say
a few words, hut hope OF saving him
finally was abandoned. Several urcs
Throughout III. city AMI nj the ralac"
the runOr spread that the end hal
come, only to he dcnied later,
~ the presence Of Cardinal Merry
del Val the papal secretary, nnl car
iinals Forrain, ragiano aud lIlsl"il
uni the two sisters of the pope, Il
bulletin on IN" condition at tie pnni Il
was posted early IN the afternoon ou
the bronze door ol the Vatican, whcr,
he SNisS guards stood watch, !,
great crowd outside galcd with grief
stricken faces NJ ~ the popcs cham
her on IN" second floor, where III,
Windows were closed with shades.
! Al the commencement of the Eu
\ ropean crisis he had addressed an ex
u hortation to all the Catholics OF III,
world, asking them TO lit their soul,
4 toward Christ. who alone was able I,
n MD, and he called upon the clergy I,
offer public prayer.
shocked BY Warfare.
The break between Austria and Ser
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-28
Retain Command OF sea.

In REGARD tn the general situation.
We have the full use NJ our railroads
AMI retain command OF the seas. Our
OPERATIONS have enabled the Russians
IN come into action ami penetrate tie
heart of West Prussia.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
DEEPER WATERWAYS MEETING.

NEW YORK. Sept. ~ More than
one thousand delegates representing al
81 the eastern states from Massachn-
srtsp 10 Florida. are attending the seY-
onth annual convention ~ The Atlantic
Deep Waterways Association which
met IN this city today Mayer Mitchell
welcomed the delcsntes and several
other speakers ~ prominencc were
heard al the seaKipn today. Tomorrow
The delegates viii inspect the water
ways 80 the vicinity ~ this city and
on Thuradny they viii start on a trip
up the Hudson. holding their aensionS
on the steamer on tbs way, Stops viii
be made al West Point and oth-s places
~ interest en- route. Friday the deie-
gates win arrive At Albany whore
they VIII be received hy Governor
Giynn. The remainder ~ the week viii
Dc occupied WITH an inspection Of the
waters around Albany. Troy. Waterford
ana Waserviset.
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SOUTHERN GIRLS CAN co
TO EXCLUSIVE SCHOOL
BALE 81 Cotton VIII he Accepted a.
Tuition at Finishing School Tor
Girls a. Tarry,cwr


TAltRYTOwN n. ". Sept. ~
Joining President Wilson. Secretary
nryan and other patriots IN their offofi
80 sustain as "tho universal collateral"
Mlss G, " Mason. a southern woman.
has notified the entton bel, patrons ~
the Castle school that middiing cotton
a. ten cents IN a. good 80 cash Tor
tuition IN this most exclusive insil,
tuition
licing native ~ the Rnuth and
essentially patriotic woman Miss
Mason shoroughiy understands tho
acute cotton situation and Hympe
ltigcs with the cotton growers and
manufacturers who faa thcmaelvc,
terribly embarrassed through no fault
~ their own She knows that the odu-
cationni aud social plans Of many
families. based upon normal returns
from cotton have been shattered hy the
gront European war and therefore shn
prapoeer &c take mlddllnE ro,ton at
len cents W lieu Of cash payments, An
this offer win directly affect nfty or
sixty girls from the Routh and involyva
SEQ. 600 10 10000 worth ~ cotton at
ten cents tho Significance and import
ancs ~ Miss Mason's proposition ~
apparent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

1896 English took possession 81 ths
Dutch coiony - tho Cape %
Good Hope.
1903 tn his first great hattie weiling
ton defeated tho Mnhrattas at
Assaye
1854 The Russians aank seven ships
~ Their Black sea fleet Ia Elocli
the entrance 20 the hssrbor ~
Sahastepoi
1899 opening ~ the University 81 81 &.
ifornla
1870 Tuul WAX surrendered by ne
French % the prisaiuns. after "a
Fallant Resistance.
1883 Francois Achiilo iIaxaire, the
French marshal who surrcndcrel
~ tho Germans az Metz. died IN
Madrid. lsorn in Versailles Feb.
49, 1871,
1895 Queen Victoria received congrat .
iilaiions on having occupied The
throne Tor longer period than
any ciher British sovereign
J 1900 President i.cnbct entertained
provincial mayors a. Paris.
1894 Don Jose I'srdo WAS proclaimed
President ~ Peru
1908 Prince Ferdinand ~ bulgaria
was reoeiyed with sovereign hon
orr N Buds peaih.
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+ l. bcNnon. Admlnlsiratny ae hen,s
non - she estate ~ G. NJ. ArreS. de.
ccased having filed In our County
Court his ftuai account a. the condition
Il the esiate - said g. ~. Ayne~ do
ceased. Together With an application
20 be DISCHARGED fsom said ad.nlnis.
traiion, YOU are hereby commanded
that ~ puhllcailoa OF this writ Tor
twenty DAYS IN newspaper regularly
published in The County ~ Nueecs sou
give duo notice to an persons Interest.
"a IN the account rof fiaai settlement
~ said estate to fiie their objections
'herctN II any they have. oa 90 hcfosr
the September term. 1914. ~ said
county Court, commencing and 10 h.,
heis9sn al the Courthouse % said C'oun-
81, Ia the County ~ Nucccs on the sis,.
day Ia September, A. n. 1914. wh.r
soto seceunt and application VIM be
conslderrd ~ said Court.
Witness. ~ = Latter Cscrk - ,,sr
Coant, Court Of Nueccs County
Given unier my hand ana seal 81 shld
Court, at my office IN the city II cor.
rus chrisii this list day ~ september.
a. D.. 1914
tSeen " y Latter, clerk County
Couri, Nuecss County, Texas.
ny Tillie Copeland. Deputy
true copy ! certify NJ n. Wright,
sheriff Nucccs County.
hy oscar neilamy Deputy
tAivertikrmsntB
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A, tn. Theatres.

Anvsu.
on what's tho Use" spce,acalnr
eome,iy, with MaN Anher louise la,
eei Ga and Rob Vernon
Rupert Julian and Elsie Jane Wilson
in Daisies
Universal Ike. iris Fortune" noi,by
fueArer and louise Glaum
Lyric.
lAibin prer~nts Three Airn and q
Woman IN two r~el-
"pfricer Kate" with Rats Price
Rosa Gore, Dan crimmns ana Nad
Finley
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Thu. 10 NY ssth Birthday"
William De Viii hyde.

Or, william ps WA Hyde. president
81 liowdoin College and recognized az
one ~ The foremost amorg American
edncators ~as born September ~.
1858. at winchendon, Mass His early
eyhnaiion wns received IN the public
schools sad ~ Phiilipa Exeter Acad
efny. After leaving the academy ne
went'to Harvard College end was grad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANT TO TRADE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-i57 acre
farm, Somerset County. New Jersey
four miles North ~ Princeton. 81 miles
from New YORK city. IS miles from
Philadelphia, "a miles from Trenton.
ts-room residence. bank barn. 30 acres
woodland pasture, well watered hy
never falling springs Good productive
land. not stony. Price SIS, 700, Mort
gage $4,000 that can run or be paid.
Would exchange $4,000 equity. for
clear land Southwest Texas. Also
have equity 30 two Illinois farms 10 ex-
change Tor clear Southwest Texas
lands Address, J. r. Hyatt. sweden
Texas. 2S2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

WANTED To trade 20 acre farm ~
miles from Calallcn for Corpus Christi
improved property. Farm IL all under
cultivation. Good water. Address 7
o. Box. il2. Calalicn. Texas ~
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FOR SALE or win exchange for good
clear farm land Of equal value, a stock
Of dry goods and fixtures valued at
about $4,000. Address =. o. Box No.
6. Skidmore. Texas. 2Ss
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IHl'1E FER CENT MONEY-You
van arrange io borrow money az per
vent per annum Frank l. Arthur
i'""in Ma - Greer Building. ii9
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

Neherai typewriter business. cleaning.
repairing. rentals. sales Exper, work.
s.Anshlp Reasonable prices ~ A.
.s.l'eF at smith's Book store. Phone
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LOANS

oc Money 81, Money 6Gs Loans
may De- obtained for amy purpose On ace
.oep'ablc real estate security liberal
privilege Jurisprudence solicited
Aaa'ess q. e.. Agency Company, 75s
Gas Flee BLDG, Denver. Colo. 44G
flefce Bids. ST. Louis. Mo. $50
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Today's Calender
Weather BulIe,in

iNeal farscaA Tor to-day Unsettled
with probably ihundcrrtorms. meht "a
gentle variable Winds
rompetature, Wind ana precipitation
records for She 81 hours ending Tues
day at . m.
Temperature, lowest ~ highest SO
ai e. IN. So wiud velocity al o. IA.
- miles per hour fi'5m the Southeast.
state ~ weather cloudy Precipitation
eol lnohrs Relative humidity 81 per
cent
harometri@l reading at p.m. re-
aioed to Nea-leyol aud corrected for
temperature 1855.
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