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IlISSIN.

Commander ia chief of the army and
~ thc navy sinner the death of Grand
Duke Alexis. Car Nicholas III.
Minister NJ foreign affairs. N. Saxon
of.
Minister of war. t%iencral Sukhumlinoi-
Minister 81 maf5be. Vice Admiral Orig
oruNich.
Commander ~ Hrs military conScrip
tion. 81. Petersburg. III. J.. II. Grand
Duke Nikolai Nikula,cwit>hr.
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on hENI:-Two rooms furnished for
,en' housekeeping. All convcnienccS.
none o92. 1900 jefferson. 73Ittf.
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oh kENT:-Flat, modern convent
ices; also store and warehouse building
~ Elizabeth. Opposite Miller hotel.
&C Jesse bennett, First National bank.
737lf2t#
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WANTED TO BUY-Six ~ seven room
hon~c with one or two lots. on easy pay
nent~. Can pay $3.50 q year. Full par
,,.,l,r~ ~ Box 33l. Brownsville IS 3t
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Batteries Dcmarec and McNcr~; Anne.
Schneider and Gonzales. Clarke.
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J. q. rafAN. Serrclory-
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR ENT
vi" hENT;-N Neatly furnished front
iooin- with Or without board. III
"'"e'oh street. S-l-tfc
OK RENT:-Two rooms furnished for
se.ht housekeeping. All c~onvcnicnccs.
none D92 1900 jefferson. 7.3Itf.
TOR RENT:-Flat. modern convent
ices; also store and warehouse building
so Elizabeth. Opposite Miller hotel
&c Jesse bennett, First National bank.
727li2t#
OR RENT-Three rooms furnished or
unIurnished. Phone 442-ili6t If
lOR RENT:-Cool. clean rooms. $500
per week. Southern hotel, Corner Sth
ana It. Charles SITS. 72ltf.
PLEASANT room for rent. 1904 Wash
%mgtey strest-za-tf
Or RENT:-Rooms for light housekeep-
ing at 924. 9th street. 7-l3-tf.
OR RENT-Six room house. bath. elec-
trlS'ty; cool. Fine cistern water: garage.
rye gallery. One year lease to right par
es Tor wonld SELL AZ right price. Ak
loore care County Clerk q
OR RENT-One-h half Of building next to
commercial club. Apply John J.. Harden.
'-sl33t
OR RENT-Modern broom house. Ap
ply Mrs. Chapa. corner It. Charles and
lshth streetS-S3 tf.
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE-Clinical microscope ID H.
perfect condition. Owner travelling.
eeds trunk space; 500. Or. Herbert H..
aunders, Arcadia. Tcxas-1199
TOR SALE-LightIy used automobile.
guaranteed to be in first class condi
ION. Young's Garage 4 Machine Co
.l14Itf.
OR SALE-Out fit for making concrete
tile. Opportunity for some one in the
irrigated ytrict making drainage tile. a
tile money will start YOU Address :. ~.
huchardt, Sta A. San Antonio. Texas.
\ 7i23l14l'
sO>T-key ring containing a bunch ~
seven KEYS. Finder please return % \
=. Putcgngt. Merchants Hauk. and re
reivc reward. 720u.
PENSIONS.
PENSIONS-Army and Navy. Every
soldier disabled in the Army or NAVY.
Regular Army or Naval Service. hy di-
eaSc. INJURIES. or wounds received Ia lime
81 duty l. pcnSioned. Write for infor-
nation. This Agency established HI
1872. We will keep YOU posted. The
Fitzgerald Pension Claim Attorneys. ln-
annapolis, Ind, 42l Law Bldg 2ltt
OiND-A post office order. Owner can
= same ~ identifying sam and "u
sa,frrnt of this advertisement tah af
Ils lla~. Marquee Cafe. S3St
4 ,T-Gold bracelet between Chamber ~
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National League.

Batteries Alexander and killiier Stack.
Seabel and Archer.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
To Number Houses.

Dermott is eligible tor tree de livery of mail, as soon as our houses are numbered and our street names displayed. Ne wall then also be enutled 10 a federal appropriation for post office building. We can get neither tree delivery of mall nor post ttlce building until the houses are num- bered. MT. r.. l.. Merchant, who IS experienced in this work, is hereby authorized to number the houses and display the street signs Please assist hlm in every possible way m securing this muCh-needed improvement for Dermott. The price IS SOC for each building, and the balance will be furnished by the government. This will be a great help financially 10 Dermott, as we'll as a big advertisement to our town.
 w. J Raborn, Mayor Approved by ]. r.. Leeper, P. NJ.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
Suggestions for Sunday.

Let mama cook most of her Sunday dinner on Saturday, and bathe the baby on Saturday night. Let papa shave Saturday night and have his clean clothes laid out m readiness. Let sister get up early Sunday morning and get her "prlmping" all done. Let brother have his clothes pressed and his shoes shined Saturday af- ;ernoon. Let grandma and grand pa phone one of the pastors and ask for a free carriage to take them to church Sunday morning, If they have no carriage of their owt. Go-To-Church Committee.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR SENATOR

He-are authorized to announce I. A. Euckuer candidate for Senator from the 10th Senatorial distrct. subject to the acton of the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce l. Carter of Eudora as candidate tor State Senator, subject to the acton ot the democratic party
 Ne are authorized 10 announce William ktrten of Lake Village as l candidate for State Senator, subject to the acton nt the democratic primary
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon Turner Butler of Ashley county as ] can didate Tor Circuit Judge of the 10th judl- c,a. district, subject 10 the acton ot the democratic party
 Herring of Warren, as | candidate for Circuit Judge of the Tenth IudIcial Dls. trle., subject To the action ot the Demo cratic party
 We are authorized 10 announce Iudge H W Wells of Monticello as aeandldate for re-eecton as judge of the 10th iudr clal circntt, subject To the action of the democratic party
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
Woman's Missionary Society.

On account of work being done on the lhterlor ot the Methodist Church, the Study Circle of the N. NJ S. met at the Pres bYtenan church Monday afternoon, March 1th. We feel grateful to both the Presbyterians and Baptists for the use of their churches while the Methodist church could not be used and heartily thank them both.
 As the appointed leader tor Monday afternoon was absent, Mrs. Parutll lead the study. A .,ry interesting and helpful lesson vas reviewed and discussed 20 al the = members Of ". NJ S. are taking thIs study course. We 4r, now studying The klngS Business, very deep book on thr work and ds ot Foreign Nsslouauts This book bring attott IT. our duty m Fore1gn stlds SO ImpressiVely that we can not study the book seriously with 5ut seeing plainly and hehevlne -tronply ln need of EorIen Ms =ions, one ot the greatest oi No man Work
 Ne feel that We a. mlsSion sOelttv are awakening more fully 10 real sense of out duty as band II Christian workers, and growing m grace and knowledge and placing ourselves on higher grounds. Our ambition Is to make lola a banner Vtdt in cut mission work. W e now havc - members with an average oi one halt attendance and active workers. have divided the mleaon into 10 circles with q cap taiu ovct each circle. These GIT eics ale uslng different methods II ralsInp finances to be used tor IuCai purposes. We have pledged sioo tor Conference Mission Work thls htlnp gwen systematically.
 The repatilng and decorating oi thc interior ot the church IS helnp done hv the N. NJ \ al cost oi S.Sa or more.
 Our 1st tlce President, Mrs. Larkn smith, has well organ. tf,d and widr awake Juvenile SO gf,ty of children wlth ltd, NIes \ltlan Skipper a. president fhs juvenile society has Iust gwen a pretty library table to tn,
 hutch. tor winch We are vetN grateful. They are doinu muet good work n theIr way.
 Press Supt,
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
The City Election.

The city primary eleCtCn passed of quietly last Friday, voting be ing done in wards ln compliance with the law governing cities oi the second class. The followlne were elected
 Mayor, ]. T Freeman
 Marshal, Alb Parrish
 Recorder, r. Delaney
 Treasurer, C.. A. Franklin
 Aldermen: Ist ward, I. A Wilkinson, Arthur MCDermott. 2nd ward, A. PIothro, F Q. By mum. 3rd ward, S. B. kr,sle, (. F. Dowden.
 The vote was very close, Free, man being elected by a ma ouN offs votes, Bynum by maIoutN of three and Dowden by a malorlt} of two.
 The regular electlon will be held the first of April and the new ott cials will assume the duties oi office in May.
 With the exception oi Alb Par rish, who has served some tune 8 as night ma shal, and A. Prothfo, who is a member ot the present Council, the recently nominated officials will form an entirely new administration. The people have placed upon them heavy reSpon- sibihty and by electlng them, havt expressed confidence in theIT ahlIl. tv to wisely administer our mu- nicipal affairs. petmott, no loPE er an incorporated town, but q city of the second class, IS looking to them 10 deliver the goods IT. the way of wise, conservative and vet progressive legislation, that our city may take no backward step but continue 10 advance, and that their administration may re. fleet credit both upon themselves and the town.
 The present officials will retIrt with the highest honors. l h. progress made under thelt wlse ad ministration is sufficient evidence of their conscientious, unselhst and capable service. Permanent and badly.needed improvements have been made, by no means tht least ot which Is our hne, new side walks, ot which We are IustlN proud A close second 10 thee, will be the new CuIhS and gutters work on which IS already II progress. This is being done un der the direction ot F. A klnGG  ley, who IS recognized a. the bes civil engineer ID Arkansas. Nil Kingsley states positively tha when this work is completed th, water absolutely will run of, an1 if II does. the most dlthcul problem which has confronted th' town tor years will have beer solved hat ot draining our streets and lidding them of th' water, which after heavy rams ha' been such a nuisance. The towr being so flat, every effort hereto tore made has proven more or les' unsuccessful
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
For Sale.

ni,r building lots, luSt across e-st1.,teast ot IIanehev.s new residence m bI,ken Addition, slte 10 l5e Pace :4so.oo, S4l .lo ,a.h. Slu. oo ptt month. no interest. See \ r. Moss.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR TREASURER

We are authorized ta announce w l. SplaNn ts candidate for Treasurer of Ch-ot eounty. subject to thr acton of the Democratic pay.
 We are authorized ta announce Albert Ahrens as candidate for County Treas urer sublect tu the acton 1t the Demo cratic primary
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR COUNTY X PROBATE JUDGE

He are authorized to announce R. D. Chotard as d candidate for County and Probate Judge of Chlcot county, subject to the action of the Democratic party
 We are authorized 10 announce Harry F. Cook as a candidate for County and Probate Judge. subject to the acton of the Democratic primary.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce Chas F Skipper as candidate for Shrrh and Collector, subject to thr acton ot the pempcfatlc pumsrf
 We are authorized ta announce k r.. Aleorn IS a candidate Tor ohetf and Taa Collector, subject I3 the acton of the Democratic prtmary
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
For Rent.

We have 6o acres of land in the Dupree field 34 mile from town that we will rent from S3 5otoS4 Sc per acre; will rent all or in tracts from acres up. See Blount $ Moss.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized 10 announce las. k ler2er of Lake Village a. candidate for Representative subject to Che acton of the democratic party
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
ASSESSoR

We are authorized to announce ' C. Sawyer of Eudora IS candidate ior Assessor. subject fl thr action oi the democratic party.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR SURVEYOR

We are authorized Co announce " N Boulden as a candidate for County Sur veyor. subject to the action ot the Demo cratic primary
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
COUNTY CLERK

w. are authorized to announce E Auburn a. a candidate for county and probate clerk. subject To the acton of ihe demo- rdtIC party
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
For CIRCUIT x cHANcERY CLERK

Ne are authorized To announce Gaines Merritt as T candidate for the othce ot Clerk fl the C,rouu Court subject to the acton Nt the Drmocdruc primary
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR PROsEcrTING ATTORNEY

FOX PttCS EtJ l lNG \ OlNN fl
 We are authorized to announce +. l.. Compe :. of Hamburg. as a candidate for Pr9secuti Attorney Tenth Judicial Circuit, subject 10 the acton Of the Dem OCT atlc party.
 We are authorized to announce F. W Baxter of Warren as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney subject To the act ton of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce Geo. Ii Holmes ot kison as candidate for prosecuting attorney subject 10 the action of the democratic parB.
 We are authorized to announce II. L Eeazey of Montlce' as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney subject 10 the ac ton of the democratic party.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized ta announce N Friedman as a candidate for Constable subject to the acton at the democrsIi, party
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
Additional Locals.

parents. Mir. and Ms N. Ray born, accompanied ty her httIs daughter lthel-lcft Saturday for New York City where she wlll .on her hu band, Dr. r. l.. Johnson, who IS taking uost graduate course at that place, lheY wall return tQ thelr home next week, ia steamer from New York CIu to New Orleans.
 All those who advertised on th, programs thot w,t, to have been used at th, Ly,eum number that tailed te come on Feb. zt. WtIi l, entitled to an ad on the proeram,' for Wednesday night, March i>. l If you desire any change m yom ad. you must phone or See Nil Kinney by noon Frldav. II not changed hY that rme they W1II b, printed n gwen al htst.
 AltrutIan Club.
 pr. Bernhard Berendaohn and l pr. N. l.. Hutehieon, both post graduate dentists, have located III Dermott and are opening up den tai offices m the rooms oyer th, Arkansas latu. Co They com, here from New Orleans, and hrnp with them q tull ,qulpneutot tht most modem instruments. pt Betendsohn also q band master, and spends two evenings ,aeh week tnsttaetrnt thr band at Dumas.
 Mss Goodwin, who Is present. lng The I.It,lest k,heI' al th, Auditorium tonight, under tn, auspices ot the Baptist Ladies Aid Soclety.ls highly recommend rd by several of our toWnspropl, who arr acquainted with her and tamfIar with htr work She Is 8 graduate ol a Boston school oteN- pressron and sad 10 te NeN talented. Her program haN, proven very popular m o,her places.
 The cholr ot tho Methodist Church Is ptePatnE speeaI al program toI both motnnp and evening serylCes next sunday, which ls Go-to-ehareh sunday. The cholr wlll kr augmented R several ne0 memhere. Auanr these ie Mr Hryis, an accom-. phshcd vlollnist. who wll play a violin solo as an ottertoty lar. dial invitation ts cNtend,d taa.l to worship with IT. on that dav.
 Iasiut.
 A special program wlII hert1,u next sunday mornuur at th, EAra. ca Phl,alhea HtbIc class, the ,hl,i tcatute of winch w1u he sryefa. musical numbers hy M,esf. Glover and Met, teptts,ntatITrs of the Holltuhere Mu-lg Co, who are sad 10 hc excellent la then hne. The gentlemen both pIa, and sing, and one ot the ilall,n berg instruments wlll be used tot the program. Class meets prompt Ily atot45 m the lodrr hal. EN,ry- body invited.
 The 'lIollenhere-on Wheels special music car, winch WA scheduled to aruyr h,rc laet week was delayed on account of hang, in thelt route, and Is now rNp,, ted to reach here Euday and ftmau about SIN dayS. There atc on ,>- hbluon Tn the car sixteen pianos. an organ, and two \Ictolas Mess1s Glover and M,lt, who al, m charge. will entertain al lnt,r. vals with all kinds ot musical se- leCtions. The car Wlll h, open L. the public, and all are invited to call and see and heaI the nsua. ments,
 Through the Educational Depart ment of the American Medical As sociation, have secured the ser , vices of Dr. William Bteathiu, oi ) Pine Bluff, who will m lrctur, prepared specially ior the oc. casion, present in simple and
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
Announcements
FOR CONGRESS-

We are authorized 10 announce Hon. w. $ Goodwin as a candidate for Con gress subject to the acton ot the demo cratic party
 We are authorized to announce Hon Sam " Samson et Amity as candidate tor Congress, subject 10 the acton of the democratic party
 We are authorized to announce Hon. K 5 Narnoek of Magnolia as d candi date for Congress, subject t3 the action oi the democratic party.
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For oeuntr Trsa,erer.
Far oeuntr commIs.Iensr.

The Caller is authorized 10 announce
r. ~ lAwRAScE ~ q candidate
for re- election fnr County COMMITS
sloner. precinc, Numbcr one subject
10 tho action ~ the Democrats
primaries
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FOR R1NT-RooMs

FOR RzNT-RooMs
lDN REST s-roum house 90 1ll
L.pnu street. igs rrr munth BARNES 4
chamnora Phone $50 g
ron RENT ma Third street q room
fousc. newly Finished. one hair hl'cl
from south Mart street car $50 per
month parucs a Chambers ihons
CSC z
Modern two-stors. seven roofn home.
never been rented before ail modern
cont cnicnc,s. pn car nuo Phone e1s.
can t0g waco street %
FOR RENT iarre. clean. pleasant
room convenient flr couple in Quiet
family viii board II desired itis
Mesquite 0
Two furnished housekeeping rooms.
modern $500 per mouth. close Ia. 5ol
iiluchcr. corner Carancahua. on n
ROOMS FoR RENT Housekeeping
rooms ut Mrs Bowles' iici Mesquite.
6lt ii.t
FOH nENT Clean modern rooma with
k,tchcuctics running water laraiones
nd 400 modern convenience ai reason.
able rates, European Plan. over post
office The Tourist Hotel so5ii Mcs-
quite. q
FOR RENT -Enst office room Over
Thomas Model Pharmacy Inquire ov %
Thomas Model Pharmacy okti
FOR RENT The eight beautiful ~
nros Boo the Catherine building op.
posltc the postoffice Will be- finished
for occupancy early IN July Lawyers
and ahstrncinrs who appreciate yRul'
privileges IN nfe proof buildinf
should investigate az once J. q Cos.
Inns GIG q
/ FOR RENT r1vo room outage
modern throughout close IN Phon'
2sf sSs q
+ FuR RENT Five room bunsaiow cor
nor poddridgc and Water streets
Phone ios. Nrs > ~ Stayton q
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FDR REST Pour newlS furnished up
stairs rooms. WIN rent 90 pariiei
without children. 1894 Chaparral
sgs o.
asa
WANTED
LAND WANTED Have some bcauu
ful rcsirdouco lots. also good corpu
christi home, o. exchange for farm
or ranch lands Address Box git ear
/ Caller tls "a
WANTED Money IN amounts
from ono 90 ten thousand. for buiidinl
in the Corpus Beach Addition. sidne'
Allen. 7"
WANTED furnished duwn-siair
rooms for ught housekeeping HaF
no children Phone i-5-o
WANTED An your End hand fuFni
turo. highest cash price. raiaes
End Hana store. 40 Lawrence STREE
Z Phone 90
WANTED a glrl that has some ~
pericnce IN store. Call az Mods
steam Bakery.
WANTED Statesmen and colle'ioF "
Jim Wells County with headquafier
~ Alice Also one Tor West Nn"Ne
County including me towns of iiishoI
DrscoH. Calalicn with headquarters q
Rohstown. Slayer sewing Machine GO
7 Corpus Christi Texas
WOMEN sell guaranteed hosiery
friends and neighbour 20 per cen
proft. Make SO daily E1pfrieh'
unnecessary international AiiiH 10
1924 West Philadelphia, "a
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
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~ - . NrfNrn AKIN REPAIRING. rent
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!rrigates the Blood
Knocks Rheumatism
A Remedy That Flushes the
Blood from Head
60 Foot.

To ri "a n rhsamafism requires nat
The blood ~ rampiciri5 ruated act 4 insfs
n.akrnsfi as 80 safs aHn pain killers ITO
lalg fsr0rd n p a ~ important %
kn0N q les found iis Way isto cFefY
seftisn ~ M naiiou u ie M fnpat wtfeiy
uned and mosf widely taihcapf femfdy
there u OR an tiood troub'cs And y "a
a tnorn fac that rheumatism Ia gfiinafhf
q sietsi ifpiibif
n 4 roncsdta w ne closest siuaen,s ~
the sub)fd that rhsamatism 10 reassd 10
tafst rases ~ az sid cpndiilan ~ ths phpoe
ssd aEgfnFatfd ~ The remedies rofkmpniy
used for sflief ID pthsf csses fhermAnsm
n ths result ~ acrss depfesaipo; 10 ttial
others IA u the esect ~ some inflated
blos.f eaLdltiDn. hnFipg bsen treated Nith
p,efr1fY. .odi8ta hrsenif, and other g,iapi''
0sas mineral drugs 80 =,
~ secovsrlss ~ ell these types o.
.4.s,t,atism ~ Inc use ~ y a n
wondsrful sfibp'e % ths n.t1fal gmrary ~
~ remarkabif mc1ldnf. iof y y .w,n 1871
ia,sd lnsf a. naturally. tnst a. sl.tshr.l.f,
ara (sss A. wsil orceined ~ w M1st
r~rrpfabls. mat ptisfaolr arn mnsi fstn..V
o,r.s,Te f.Asf - oct far 20 ~ pei'sf
ofNr n tDdny. bot insist upon y
1900 sersut a Substitute. ion rW
..sonfsl.rf IL sh6 reeaift n fpnf rnenMt
80, 4 n aafh nature ttsl y~u ~gaA
g. ~ fouaulf great sprftthst rrnt1r.
10. .,f,s NJ fhe 'Medleal tNrt.. 1ris bsft
sycsine Ce.. 90 srtfs BIDS. Ausnn' "s-
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plakss orua store
Bsy ouo ssst,.
RED Cfots nrua store
Huts Cigar store
HoCk PORt
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eoHrl AND
rho. kuh. D.
GRtGORN
Oregon Douo S,e,s
SAN ANTONIO
Merger Hetei
Woud Hs~h Go.
SoEr woHru-
To- utg
OAtLAS
Bte,sn Rnlio. 1901 Lo.emsres 81
ARKANSAS PASS
Afaotss Pass ptuu SO
port ARkNaAs
C { rabsf
ROBsrowH
plsiss Pharmacy
BtsHOp
Paragon Confectionery
NlNceVilLt
tkioosvius Pharmacy
sARltNGDh
Hadinasn Pharmacy
MISSION
mss.eo Drua store.
aRowNsviLLG-
ekmthors Confectionery.
ALtct-.
eagle Pharmacy.
SAN pitoos-
snruao Roe
FALFURRlhs-
a o, wa,,s
REFucto-
O. D. cisrtsen.
WACO
J,mnis's News stand $50 tim Sc
4 @ERcCOEJ-
Mercedes Confectionery.
SAN BENiTo--
The Above
slRroN-
Hsrvsy mcNut,
MchLLUN-~
meAllsn DRUG Store
The astsflss ~ preceding The nsr'
" a dealer indicates mat phpsf ,sau
lsriy sent 90 subscribers ~ mail Al
net town. viii on Sundays 30 leii viii
The dealer. Nnsrs Subscribers can gs
them " calling for mem.
--s.aassa-
aAiLRoAp AND GTrtMsHip TIM
GARD.
g. A. u. a Z. RAILWAY,
(Ths Nusess Valley Rosdl
From O. A. v. a G. ospoi
Arrives from Ran Auionlo AZ o. ga
Departs fof SAN Antonio. s.eo .m
TEXAS MEXICAN RAILROAD.
from Union Depot o. Railroad Assnui
fltnafls fnf Laredo 81. ~
\ Arrtes fom f.artfs OF D. m
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DISPLAY
ADVER TISIN G

omen nat rate per inch. ger column
bl6s. soc
same Sundays
stAnding display advertisements
4pen rate per inch per month. 1900.
Reading Notices.
Pure rcadlue matter each Insertion,
D<f Tine, zoe.
Lcals per line each insertion. i7c.
Contracts 'ur LARGE amounts ~ nd
Ssftlslng space on application at this
frce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01

Avoid headache, impurities
Of ii. , Blood, constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant TO
take. sweeten and take ms
an ordinary tea. Package ~
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01
AUTO BARGAIN.

ioN SALE Detroit Motor Wagon
pft,t ully new hlrh tension nfls,h
magnetic ohosp f'r cash = 81 Mann
i>ingsgiiiv Tesns $40 81
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Fer shsriH.


The Caller IL authorized 70 annovnes
JUDGE PAT wigELAN a. ',udi-
date Tor re.electiOn a. Jnsiiee - ne
Peace % Pfecinet humber ONE, SUP
,.et 20 ths action Of ,he dtrnccra'ie pr
marloA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-01

wantrd employment hy middle
aged hdy 100 plysflsns offloe or saiei
isd, In department, tinre Address ita
lAlIer u