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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-20

Jack Neal and George Griffin, who
Went to Colorado Springs several
days ago, are writing their friends
in the city telling them what a
great time they are having in the
mountains. Jack says he has a
Denver girl who is very charming.
indeed, and who can climb noun
tains equally as well as a man, but
he fears that he Will not claim her
very long on account OF Georges
ever presence" continually hanging
around
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-20

Ice cold watermclons, that are
kept in cold storage. and are really
cold Either whole or served at
Eedfora's Cafe. adv If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-20

In the SuHau's Garden, viii
Mary Piekford in the leading roll
at the Empire tomorrow. Admit
sion : and 10 cents. ady.lg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-20

To introduce famous Mineral
Wells water VIC VIII serve at our
fountain all You can drink at $l00
per week Bedlord's fountain.--
(Ady.) If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-20

If YOU need a rubber stamp in a
lips at Daily Light office advtfpd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
Cut1p TRAINING.

generation or Two ago began 4
rather Wide impulse To- mako the life
ot American children easter Do
schools by iuyuuug study tbat looked
lkc play and inc shortening of hours
40 give time for rent plny 90 home
hy raluXng thc bonds az discipline
and transferring me responsibility for
guidance from Older 20 younger and
tor reverence from younger 10 older
NoW There are aiens of reaction
from thut Impulse whether because H.
rs wearing on adults or because CHI
dron reared under Il have NOT ina
proved as much as expected over the
products of ancient discipline and
obedience. Homes are growing more
attentive 10 responsibilities that We're
perhaps exaggerated by our grand
parents. School directors are begin
ming To contemplate the waste In leav-
ans BUILDINGS idlc while children play
Ia waste that Is less Of tax payers
money than OF childron's time too
mucn surrendered to idleness Ia du-
bioua company
The Chicago public school manage
mcnt ls pointing tho way IN the re-
action. Tho directors have taken def-
mite steps In plan for longer hours
and more days OF school la the year
plainly tending toward d deliberately
digostod program for using school
buildnga continuously through the
year. with shifts OF teachers ana m-
pills. like thoso OF labor and admins
truuon I'm factories operated day ana
night
Not al that can bo done by city
uto Chicago can be- done In state
ike Sew Nexlco. but there can be
and 81 tendency In the same diree-
zion here Tho people at this state
arc becoming alive to thr necessity
for better education for the children.
8nd efforts tor Improvement u thai
direction are reported from 0ep
county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
SHAPING THE TRUST BILLS.

There is some impotence over tho
delay by the committees ia reporting
the trust bills 10 congress There was
Impotence over the slowncEs with
which the TARIFF and The currency
measures were framed, bat ON ace
knowledge that those delays were nee
cssary for the defeat Of rldcllsm
and poorly digeaod legislation. For
exactly the same reasons, there is and
should be-. earo To- the framing OF the
trust mcasureF
The five sisters havo been studied
until It has been found that four of
them could be dispensed with 10 adj
vantage, and u is now regarded as
probable Tint tho trade commission
nm Witl Poe an That will come from tho
crusade by crude extremists al one
time threatening 10 oycrwhclm tho
business Of the country ia nation
Wide depression, II not gigantic
pnnic
The president has kept his hand on
the throttle Of what otherwise would
have been wild engine, and the
country now knows whatever IS done
VIII not DO much harm, even il 10
should do no good
Innldcutally big business hns had 81.
wholesome lesson u has been forced
20 learn chat Il could not ride rough
shod over the rights Of tho people ana
NOT be brought 10 book eventually
THE railroads now arc asking and
rightly that thc sins IN thc past Del
forgiven ana that they Dee allowed toI
am enough 60 carry on their business
30 reasonably profitable basis The
Npres companies long the worst and
mo most insolont offenders are now
tcapug me reward Of their long ca
.ccr of cNtoftion.
Sow the danger ia going too for
The interests OF the public mny sue.
for through tine desire Of somebody
100 take revenge or 20 curry favor by
lcmaeogy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
The StOrytelIers



The conversation i'm the lobby of q
Washington hotel the other night
turned % the diagnosis Of the doctor.
prescriptions and things IKE that.
when case was recalled by Congress.
man IRA q. Copley Of Illinois
some time ago. be said. n man
named smith was taken sick and his
friend Jones, hearing about &c.. Went
around % pay him "A visit ana cheer
MIN up
What seems 10 be- the matter. old
man asked Jones, after the hand
clutch. and what kind Of treatment
[ Is one doctor giving you ,"
The doctor told me / was run
down answered Smith, "and said
that nothing was better for one ia
my condition than q little whisky oc-
casionally.n
You don't really mean t2e ox-
claimed Jones lis the whisky doing
you any good '
"Oh. yes, was the confident re-
ioinder of Smith when that kee
came IN week ago ! could hardly
lift H. and now / can carry ii ali
around the room Chicago Evening
Post
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
FIVE NEW PUMPING
PLANTS ARE PUT IN
IN MIMBRES VALLEY

lsFf1fhL coEFEsFoNpEHcE TO morHtae JOURNAL
Santa Fee, March 30 Tic state
engineers office has word from The
Mlmbres valley that five neW PUMPING
plants are being installed by the D9
mond agency for the Mlmmes VALLEY
Alfalfa Farms company uu the Miesse
tract near Spaldins Each plant con
slsts of am electric motor and 20 L2on
gallons minute pump
The Mimbre- company is planting
a. thrty-acre cottonwood grove west
of the Spaldnp construction camp
which viii extend along the railroad
for mile 10 the width of 500 feet
The commercial orchard viii Doe en-
larsed 20 forty-fiVe acres and forty
acres are being seeded in addition Tao
the sixty already In alfalfa.
The first G,O0O-acre unit is CONF
Wetcd and twelve new VOLTS are briHs
drilled ON the second unit A special
car on the Southern Pacific last week
brought twenty land buyers from llii-
nOis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
The Song of the Camp


81" I'VE Pc " aoI's 'le '''"'e'
i41u .,t..
ih' oAlti 'IhllA ii,N ~"'A "'.'1
When The heated guns OF the
Hft" weary oI p"iI'D"Iui"b'
Ihffe was % P"ua'' u bU'i '9''iHH
taIu
we storm we IoIle tGiHolIo"'
VIII biIhk enough % s"iIV"'
lheg hais ~ lVFe gnu IVY ~
I'Ine. ..,., a,.
Eaeh htait Iec"'l'u q o'''o'oil'
hAIhe' 4 tu,.
bul an soHA anne =" "'i'
~.
Aolee Nilel voice S"ubnl w NV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
McGuinncss Returns 10 santa Fc.

Santa Fe March 22-M J. Me
Guinness. special assistant To Attore
ney General Frank vs.. Clancy for
the state land office. returned fro@
III Paso yesterday whore he visited
eis brother, j r.. McGuinness. assist
ant counsel 10 Gen. jesse Nnez Salazar.
SIT. @e9unness mao mot visited 81
paso Ter twelve years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
Asks Biz Damages u southern paclil

Santa Zee. March 22-J M Reed
has filed suit AGAINST the Southern
Pacific Railroad company for $20.0eR
damages for injuries received while
moving q building at Hawkins, pona
Ana county. The accident happened
the Gay after Christmas and while
walking along the edge Of ditch, inc
bank crumbled and the building feil
on him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
\ Tol.cn OF E,-tcrn.


An amusing scene was witnessed iu
r. Cincinnati machine shop recently on
the occasion Of the retirement, after
a service of thirty years, Of valued
ana faithful employee In considota-
ton Of HIS long and faithful service
The company had arranged to give him
% monetary recognition. ana IL feu To-
the lot Of the superintendent Ger
man 20 make the presentation speech.
This is how he did ST.
'Gustnv, YOU have worked for ais
company for over thirty years yes2"
bow from the eXpectant rccipieu
0l tho purse
und you arc going to quit. yes2"
Another and lower bow
Vel, Gustav the company is 50
glad of IL dot | have been asked "a
hand you dees hundred dollars
Lippinc0tt's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
Teacher, Theory Shattered.

"IhIIdrou- y s0Il Tho iuUhcr IL nj.
pupils YOU should be able te do
anything equally well with either
hand Win little practice you wifi
IND IL just as easy 60 do anything with
one hand as With the other"
rs it Inquired the urchn AT the
foot oi Tho class. Let's SEQ you put
your iett-hnnd i'm the rsht-hand
pocket If Your trousers. Ladies
Homo journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

w have seen cut Of Madame
CuuBuN. our verdict Is that she's
innocent 81 any wrongduing ii diff
fem not how many editors She nN
IU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

\ California firm is selling cucalyp-
tus charcoal at 81 a ton. as against
$50 a tom for oak charcoal since
most ~ the California-grown eucl-
Fptus do rot make good lumber. usca
for other products 81 the lrta are be-
lux SOUGHT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
TIM nEDllcnr PROBLEM


Doe statement by Mayor y, U.s. p
lera in the journal OF yesterday
rnug relative 70 the aoelul own
elear, calm. SINE exposition Of
ws gathered from wide observation
problem thot has been ever pres-
with man since he began his habit
% ga this globe We find it m
oldest literature 81 every people
loses laws romers pones. the
ns or tho Mortimer, in tho radi-
IS ~ cvcy tribe, in every CLINE
In oyory time
te may reason colby as 70 what
ma be- on chat point fan Of us
g differences Of opinion But We
w what always has been. what b
y and what must bo for r. Ions
yet d condition INIT has dcnod
catlon, religion und philosophy to|
nee il. because it % wound up I'm
human dea,re that makes certain
reproduction Of tho rsco The
ral law against tho immoral Il
] and oternally based but the civil.
never has mlnImlaod ats viola.
Furthermore. position % indie
ials from throne to peasent from
oaophor 90 hol carrier. from
lcher 20 ssloonkoopcr has pros
cd no immune cmm Disgrace.
aclsm. fines and imprisonment
rhv dtatt penalty have anywhere
iced the evll
any honest students ~ the prob.
hayc beloved segregation the
possible remedy others equally
81 have opposed segregation.
~ aro arguments ou both sides
ch deserve careful consideration
people with open minds II is use-I
to uM with the fanatic on with
man who D. aclua,cd by sclf ln-
r. A problem that was old Boz
days Of Abraham ana Chat was
iear tine fIaht solution then os it
been in any e#erauaH SINCE b.
ee0p ana tao mate for people a.
lma excited about 600 Alhuguuqao
tg
is absurd 90 expect any faction
profession Ia this little cts Co hoya
wiedgo enough no speak eWith uu-
ly' un matter which puzzled
wHdom ot both solomon and -or-
Tho burning condemnation of
wcra directed AGAINST Tho pous
bo plmHacca hypogHtcs. VINO
n ut "a snat and swallow camel
'amtcd epmchfes" mr Go look
% tut nued with dead mcns
and au uu.lcamc~ NO wued
weakness or Map Maelalanc of
women of somura, Of the one
H iu uduItv Of whom HE said
1er aeeusera u that Is without
among you Dot him first cast "a
at h,r"
here s. o. redusht district here Ne
told 10 there w,re uo district
nmalg 81 it or phe. libe. would
n M paus 81 the eIu sagh is the
Ga every clN pfs or little vhera
district. has been abolished on
point thero ls no dispute
he rcdDlgnt district hunts no one
person who finds ID must hunt ion
Mbcrately Abolish o. ava its dem
begin their hunt for prov in
Hsf 90 tt.. .lfs. IIs.rs.. ....t as.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
IN plInnln Clrcnlnllnn.

May ] print "a kiss upon your
lipss'
Yes II you promise not 70 pub
lish it"--Judgc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

What are you making such fuss
about ! Thought being executor of
am estate was q soft thing
Perhaps IL ia sometimes. hut
hayr to wind mp the affairs of clock
maker Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

Mrs EXC--uc1r me-. wish we
could stop meat from going up So.
tNe Tho only WAY J know is NOT 10
allow $50 much of IN Oh 30 down Hus-
ton Transcript
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

Now, Freddie, once FOR an, viii you
wash your face and hands2"
sure thing, II IT'S once for ali"
Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

Moiher--What makes you think he
is getting serious2
Father lie has stopped bringing
me cigars una uses my tobacco
Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

You can't write verso on some SUBJ
lccts Now. for instance. what poetry
ls thcru in pork chop
Il can SEQ You've never been real
hungry. Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
Bits of Humor


Is Oh Hardcashcl keeping Lent p"
NO, bat you can bet his money
b Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

Forty eight hobots were caught in
some side-uacked pullman Shoppers
he.4l Boston. ar1 thre was nothing
In il for the porter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

neIa Joe cannon is scheduled ~
.eech in Michigan. toward the las
be month. and it is safe 20 say
- will ring the bell" on poiiii-
fads not sanctined by Al lcast =
ury
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23
Two Nllssc. uni Onc Miss.

A maiden lady Miss Cocker. by
name, and her niece. who bears On,
same cognomen. went one evening o.
a reception at the house OF a friend
What name please inquired the
toutnnn.
Miss Cocker answered the elder
lady
Miss Cocker too joined the niece.
hurriodly
Nhoroupnn the man of plush ana
buttons opened tho drawing room
door "nd. with an the digny of his
profession ushefel them into tho
midst OF the company with the.conyul-
slve announcement
Miss Cocker and Miss C0.keftoo."
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

The stringent requirement. of The
forest service that AN sheep be- dipped
before enterm~ tho national forests
has practically cradicutcd s,obics oa
thasH ArnHa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-23

BE thankful for small favors else
yon misht nave no cause 40 be tnank-
nut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

day % june. A. n, 1914. In suit. num-
hcrsd on the docket 81 said Court Ne
tssi. wherein a. {. Walker " Plaintiff.
and the unknown heirs 81 VIM H. Lee.
drccaaed. u any. wherever resident. and
il dead. their rcspeetivc unknown
heirs executors and Administrators and
lcsal representatives. " any. wherever
resident. are Defendants. and said petit
ton alleging that this is sui, Cor
partition; rlAlnslff alleging that he and
defendants are the faint owners IN ice
simple ~ iliock numbered Fifty six
lse) on the nlurf part or portion of
the CITY ~ Corpus Christi. In the
County ~ Nucces and state Of Texas.
said block ~ land containing twelve
tlel lots numbered from One ca "a
Twelve Visl both Inclusive. and bcinK
Of the estimated vaine of Thtce ihous-
and five hundred and sixty Dollars
90. ste0ol. and that plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS are the sole and LEGAL owners
and tenants IN common NJ said land
and premises 50 far as known 90 plain.
tlff. that plaintiff Is the owner Of one
ca equal undivided onc-haif ti4l part
70 said land aud premises. and thu,
defendants are the owners. Jointly. foi
one halt (Al part OF snid land and
premises. and that the same has never
been divided ga partitlonea amongst uf
between plaintiff and defendants
plelntiff prays that defendants he cited
90 answer his petition filed IN this
suit that Ne have Judgment fof parti.
tion and division ~ said land and
premises that commissioners he ap.
a "a.
sitipn and division. that n writ 0f parii
tion bc issued ana made returnahlc Z,
said Court AZ the time required hN
law. that upon final hearing " saii
suit said land and premises be partl.
toned and divided between plaintiff
and defendants in proportion GO theil
respective interests therein and as
hcfclnabove vet forth, that plaintiff
have iudEment Tor the possession OF
tina, portion or part IT said land and
premises that hN the decree ~ said
cour, MAY ho asoer,ained and deciar.
"a to be the property ot PLAINTIFF. and
plaintiff prays Cor judgment for costs
general aud special relief etc
Herein fail not. bat have nefor,
said Court "a ita aforesaid next req.
ular term, this wit with your return
thereon, showing how you have exc
cutcd tho same
Witness. Il. .. Coos ciork % the
Disirlc, Court " Nloccs county
Given under my hand and the Scal
~ aaid Court ai office m Corpus
christi. Texas, this the lth day Of
December. A. y. 1919
a.. - r. % Cook. clerk. District
Court NueoeS COUNTY
true copy. / certify NJ ~ Wright
Sheriff. Nuoces County. Texas
ay Oscar neiiamy. Deputy.
~,
advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

tate ~ said Malcolm Hendcs son. a
minor. has died la the County Court of
Nuccrs County hs final Account of
the cVnditinn ~ said estate. ,oevthc'
With an application Go be DISCHARGED
as Guardian thereof. which win be-
heard hy our said Court on the third
Monday in january. A. D.. 1915 Same
ocing the 18th. day ~ january. \ ~.
1913. az the Court iousr ~ said Nu.
Gees County IN the city of Corpus
Christi. Texas az which limo and
place an prisons interested 10 said
estate are required 20 appear and con.
test said Final Account end AppncA.
uon II they see pro, sr
Witness ~. T. Lutof. Clerk ~ the
County Court Of NueCes County. Texas
Given under my hand and the seal
81 said Court az my efficc in Corpus
christi Texas. CA this. the gsrh day "
December a u isi4 ~. E Iutet
CLERK County Court Nucccs County
Texas.
H. 81 \ true copy. ! certify a. ~
Wrlrht sheriff Nuecrs County. Texas
ny oscar nelnmN Deputy teisl
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
Norlcf OF snrRirf,s GALE.

THE STATE OF TEXAS. County 81
Nucoes.
i'y virtue Of an Alias Execution in.
sued out ~ tho Honorable County
Court Of Nueoes County. on sra. dsy
81 December. A. y. 1914. by the Clerk
thereof IN the case Of Eduardo idar ard
Pedro Ochoa versus Plank 8anchcz,
Ma. sac ana 70 me. az Sheriff. direct )
ed and delivered, I win proceed 10 sell
Tor cash. within the hours prescribed
by law for sheriffa Sales. on fhe first
Tueadat Ia Jenuaty. A, y, 1918. u bclgx
the 9TH. day OF said month, before the
cour, iIouno door VI said Nurcss
County. IN tha city OF Corpus Christ.
the following described property TO-.
wit.
I.ocs No. and No. .. Block A. 81
the Dlaz addition 10 the CITY OF Corpus
Nhristl, NOeceH County. Texas hs
shown by the plat or map nov on file
ana Of record Ia tho office or the
County Clerk of Nu.crs County, T6g-
as, % which map References IL here
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

THE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of
Nuccra
ny virtue Of an order % sale issucd
ont ~ the Honorable District Court
~ Washington County. on tho Ath. das
90 December A n. ialt by the Clerl,
thereof Ia the ease ~ ~ q. Cordos
versus Robert }. .uha and O, li TETS
No itida ana to me as sheriff. di-
rested and delivered ! viii proceed 60
sell tot cash. within the hours pres
crihed hy law fof aherl.fs sales, ON the
tlfst Tuesday IN January. A. - 1915. u
being the ath. day ~ said month, before
the Court House door OF said Nuocos
County IN the city " Corpus Christi
the following described property to,
wit.
an OF that certain tract or parcel 81
land situated In Nicocs County. TexaH
and known ~ Farm tract No. IA OF
tn. Geo. H. Paul Subdivision OF the
Dtlscol Pasture north ~ the Texas.
Mexican Railroad and west of ths
Saint Louis. Brownsville ana afaSlco
Railroad aH they are situated accord
Ing 10 plat now on file OF said sub
dlvision IN the office % the Count,
cicrk VI Nusees County and contain
Ing ono hundfed acres Of land moro
or less 4>NLfsz
Levied on. on the 7lh. day ~ Decent
her 1914 "a 10000 o'cloch a, ~. as the
properly OF n. l.. Luhn and o. ". Tcfs
Is satisfy a Judgment. amounting "a
ta,0Ns.Ss in favor ~ r. q, Cordes and
al costs Of auiL
Given undor ms hand. this s.h. day
~ December. A. y. 1914, ". u. Wright.
sheriff. Nucces County. Texas.
by Oscar beilnmy. Deputy.
Rxa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

WATER. WORKS IMPROVEMENT
for
The CITY ~ Corpus Christi Nneccs
County Texas.
Sealed proposals. Will he received hy
the CITY Secretary 81 the city at Cor.
pus Christi. Texas. until four o'cloch
y NJ. January = 1915, for the CON
struction complete % an adequate wa
ter system. the contractor To- accept ln
payment the bonds ~ the CITY 90 Cor,
pus Christi at par gnd accrued inter
est
Kids in the hands OF the CITY secre-
nry al the hour named viii be opened
aud publicly declared az the meetlnf
OF the city Council az said timo
The work includes the construction
Of the following
Pumping station. equipment and
pressure filter plant
1855 linell fcci ~ 20 Inch force line.
one 2So.U0O gallon elevated steel wa
ter tank
For the force inc. bids arc invited
on east iron. steel. wooden staVe and
other forms % pipe construction"
Proposals Tor this contract shall be-
accompanied by certified check for
Ten Thousnnd Dollars ttlO. 000). made
payable 60 the city Of Comua Christi.
without conditions. No cash. bidders
bonds or other form o. security viii
be accepted ia liep Of certified checks
Plans speciiicationa and bidding
blanks may b. seen or aecured az the
office OF ". a stevens cry Engineer.
Corpus Chrlsti. 90 at the office % the
Consulting Engineer, Alexander Poi
ter. 90 Church Street. New York Citg.
A daposli - .sf -. Twenty five Dollars
tffSoo) iuusts accompany requests for
plans and specifications which will be
returned only e. those presenting bona
fide bids
an bids shalt be made on the blanks
provided therefor
The city reserves TIN right 90 reject
any % all bids ar TO accept that one
which In the opinion Of the city IL for
its best Interest
ily order ~ the City Council
ROY MILLER. Mayor
y J. MtLLlGAN city Sec'y
ALEXANDER POTTER,
ConsultlnR Engineer.
u. a. Stevens CITY Engineer g0i
tAdYeftinemcntS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
tAdvcrtIhemertl
KEEP IT HANDY FOR RHEumAT,

No uH" 10 Gquifm anc vince and Try
20 wear out yorr rheumatism II will
wear you OFT inntesd, Apply some
siohn's Eminent. Need not rub II in
just iet II pcnctrato all through the
affected parts r.lieve thr soreness and
draw the pain, You get easa az once
and feel no much better you want 20
90 right out and tell other sufferers
about sioan's, Oct a. BETTE OF slonn's
l-lnimen, for ~ cents % any druggis,
nnl have II ~ th. house--asainst
Colds. Sore and Swollen Joints. Lum
baEo. @cIatica and IRE ailments Your
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