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SOCIAL INSURANCE coNeRgss.

NEW YORK Jan is rrfiiuInar.
arrangements for the convention 81 tar
International Congress on Social fnsur
anve which - lo be hoid lu Wash.na
ien ncSf year wcrs discussed rodaf az
"a conference held hy the Feneril com
mlf'ro ~ American DELEGATES RI thr
rnlon l.eagur club ESD thls ctty rac
general purpose Of the International
conxress. which boit lis last session n
Rsmr -FOUR years ASA H fa Investigate
ana coiiect Information SOD au forms
- roc'ai 'nsurance. snrh as porkmcn's
componsafnn acts employers NhhMW
laws rtc. fhaf arr bon uso Throughout
tho wurhi lt j. expected Chat the
wasblnston convention u.i te attend
81 DBL lete ~ mare lr.esaies rrpfr
senung az enc iradine natInns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

SALT LANE CRY Dan "a trom
ohio wyominr colorado. lleho ard
atheF uf Tho icadinK wtoi pgoducinf
states delegates Arrived hcro ga iarse
numuor to-day fer the annual cooVcn-
ilnn ~ thr Naiieoai Association ~
Wool Growers The sessions ~ the
convention vii hcgln tomorrow aud
,,,uiinue over SATURDAY Tho cffeets
~ tho vndcrwNs.i tariff law IN the
sAcop nrecding lnaustry and a numher
oi other suhirets ~ Vini Importance
te those engaged in wonl stewins er.
4, hsduled Tor disVnsinn. The lasal
committee IL chsrse 81 arrangements
enc entertainment ~ rae isltara
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

atampA % various hiuda have heer
used and fcr various purpose. ou, as
samins that you mean postage stamps.
they wrro nFst used IN Enslsnd With
the Introduction % cheap postage IN
isse They we're introduced in Rus
STA In isss. IN Switzerland in ists and
IN the Waited ssatas By act Of con
rrcss March 4. issi. the nrst issued
be,ng sssnt stams bearing The head
of Franklin ana = iNceht ons With .
portrai, % Washington. These stamps
are nov rare ard valuable The -
tuctino ~ postage rates In issi save
us ne- a., 81 s,Amps " 1 : aud 70
cent denominations and otAer changes
we're made later a. rates Of poasAs'
changed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
Novelties In Fashions

QHifo Yari from fbe ever Increasing
Popularity N such infaiuahls Access
aorics 90 Winter tollriic 40 fuf aloica
aud mustp b match fuf is greatly in
demand aiso az thinning both f0r
GAY nnd evening rUvna ana ii "a usfd
hnfh boz mfFe and Fmal quantities
wlth an equally 5000 effect in ease
rf many ef fhe sman0at dance froeka
the nsi pf hro tunl.i ehleh are worn
over antn shiris are b1tssrrd WITH
naffte edflnr ~ DARK fur while din
nos epwna n rhffon velvet ana in
hrarho satin aud 5fepe fe chine are
heipa madr srh trains ihe hems ~
Nhlch nfe osiInod siih skunk of stone
mafien
Tho s1me ihlnN hnida good In an
even more marked decree whore walk
lns FlNns are concerned puu bloc
nutetyn ~ fhc son woolcn variety ls
the fabric chosen Or particularly
striking fown seen recently
The smu be- fuily dragged ana hrranE
al tp eite Iauier effect on either
shie while iho hodiae ~ trimmed win
hrad hands ~ sable. starNnr from
undrf tho arms az tho beck ana then
orossius each other ana paaslne under
she armn to the frert ~ lho waist
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
Remarkable Catarrh Cure
That Gets Right into the
Affected Parts and
Stops Gatherings.

y s 800 r'r knarr tast rafsrfk an
- FHTri tf fne simple pre,reas ~ anri.
iaf AZ ne flnff alfh aFftfnlaI raraafi .
thAt tirp lntnmrafnrr oocdlnats 9hraush
rai 90 EucNns fr'res "a an a. tfrnrs
- 80 rsef lhis 4 tanF ~ifh o. fsn,-lr
NNtis SIN NIeFar az ii "a Nttaig
Nrnsu : H 10 fnEfr Intn en- hiossf
llsf a. rHf1rnIf a. re U~f UaurisaIax
t,rt % tQrctts IA Gessnrf orsf rrerr
orsar ~ ~ b.iy ier1tgh rn the velns
ans Arteries, rah cutt'rs au rsnr.us sus
fafft o. fxrhanrf ineRmmAiarg k-.As anA
ettfr iFrifhiing s0Iiefa1rft ~ arfsfsl ele
1f1's nat fffflaaIly rlfarsr ~ epsfpm
40 ta.s tsi ~ ept 81 AL rRsaFrAal pblia
ten > netnt naf u.s. n natA n
HN'o1e arfHra 1ittIltf frafIrs Gals rara
t'ftsi H1tkitx naterialf Sd aatfr ~ tnfrs
tines, c.t1altnfs vita i2sse fslA eltanrnfr 4,
rntff ~ tlrfalsNro. aEt tn lfus fhnN a.
f at sufa ftrtckhrai tie tl.ty HI
~. Ffs@rtt Ct rlrt tettin
ISIS sill rNN feAIftf Ia marffrfal n
NF1sN nF ~ totirde ~ fssNa~ee "a
Ne3Aif inrrrrft pgtai ccnsiffsa
ftr fQFrlai t1ttft - anf 49, 49,.
tt1 Asysnta. Nas ~ ~ Aeirr 49, ~,
t.,tH Il = fron fotf |sran.i.t
tiveft intlsf th1f yea wanf e
Ant'ntttlne t4Nt llseare x 81 ness....-.
~ srAl f~@ fuhalstaiH
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plAN ro rloa7 zoe cnoleRA

col.U MHus. ohlo San 70 r~e
NnNsd States Senators Viii sprak 81
ihr annual mccllne ~ the State Agri,
cultural neard whiyh opened hvrr co.
day rary are ,'cnatnr poncrone ~
ohio and strsfar krHYen ~ iowa.
Mcs, ~ the srsslons wia b. devoted to
deNissna plans % nsht hpE cheiera
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
ro plscUss F1RI PRrvGNrloN

Caiief.iisfait Special
NEnALlA. No. lpn A. Insurance
men from an parts ~ the state are
herr attending fhe meeting ~ mo ME-
soHi iire Prevention Association.
which opened to-day The visitors win
make an inspection ~ the city aud
report the ,afioua hazards Co property
owners in order that they may remedy
tho defects and socure reduction in
their Insurance rates
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
tnY AiAUpn iiAIfl


NEw YOnk San 20 The nouuaea
skirt and peplnmed waist are fo &C.
maih for another season rhai 10 what
ihr fashion espera asY. and 0n ihis
point buih Sow Ynit ami Paris ere
aFrcc1 remains therefore fgf tho eo
man ~ fashion 90 carry oui the msn
dRtea ~ tho ppeefs that ue n ihr
world % drras
1hefr b. ono very striking foniurr
81 ine nek materials noe psunna toto
snlrf shops boo urufu1iHn fUey nrr
figured in tho mnai nfauiitul pHf'rus
that iha imaslnsiion onu1 conceive
anh the combination ~ ,niDrH exploit.
"a in iteso fshriOa Oau forth tho hlsh
tst yaiH.
Time nha when woman who want.
"a 90 hr fashionable and was Tlthouf
experience in selecting culmr had 90
seeh the WrslCes uf rpofcaalonsi
dro-ameAer or color expert Sow
ihlnsa are ohhnEed o. Be- quite suff
cent merely o. paF rigl0i attention
90 ihe Wal enc faahlun1hir tlnta are
"N'N'ANf NN WV NNNf'"N NNhAN'| NHf|" "HN.N
one cap evolve beautiful onlor aohcmos
for lflmmlnrr. miNhrfa. rtc
wondermlt things aro nelng tnli ~
the flocta that Rfn 90 he WORN as
Monte Carlo and tho niNsn this $500
con We shall of rourso arc duppu
Gates uf ihree creations pt our own
fashionable resorts rhffnn and seif
printed sIiks play au Important PARTY
ln the development of thc utwrat
ifesses because thty hcnh ths models
frf tho nprinF
ludgipe D, tho display seen in iho
rashien yentcm on thr lii4rrt after
noon 40 we'll as evening guNna ar, fn
be- rlanoraioN trlmmcd Tho fer eds
lug and dani, aevs of thr pftsruf
winter season orc tn po replacrd elth
hcaAs Tho lftleia b. tiirN he4s
cmty Doe heNds. amber breads glass
beads largo and small hflAs heads ~
every conceivable shape an woven into
intricate patterns ana seen la profas
ton
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
RAILROAD vARp Tos rIsH pIERs

hosr,NN. Mass. Jan a. i,ds for
the construction ~ hig fallread ward
near the Commonwealth nsh plou
VIII o. opened tede, q, thc rort nlr
rectorp The yari vii cost about
tieeoeo ana hayr ahogt pix and cno
third mNvs ~ track
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

iAgkNnNNiittB ma. Jan rs
National LEAGUE of Commission Mer
chants opencd ~ annual convention
here to-day With delegates In attend
aHcr from practically every lsrgr cem
mcfviai center N thc country The
dclcEatvH we're Welcomed by Governor
rtammei The business sessions viii
hq devoted ln discussion many Wplcs
20 interest Gu commission men An
extensive preafam 90 Entertainment
has hecn planned witch Includes nlns
io 80 Augustine and other nearby
piates
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
sorlet 70 TAX PAYERS.

The taNcs dre the Corpus CHRISTI ln-
depcracnt school pRiuci arc nov
Doe and payable al ms office in the
ciiy HALL Taxes must Dc pa.a on og
bcforn thr tlu dsy ~ january iqil
o. son pr cent penalty wil q, adard
, H. FlTzslMMoNs fR-
Assessor ana Collector corpus CHRIS
d independent School ulNrtt
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

A Zoe 81 housewives toat seem TO
b. deriving much esnent frcn the ns~
lsw limiting 6 womsns ~erKins tiue
10 ten soafs 4 csy --fhila1<lphiA In.
splrer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
Instructions:

Babies OF Nueccs, klehcrg. Wiacy. Cameron.
Hidalgo. Brooks. Jim Wells Duyal. Bee, Rclugio.
San Patriotic and Arkansas counties eligible for the
Corpus Christi Better Baby Show complete announce
mcnt Of the plans appearing in last Sundays Caller
Any baby III the counties named who will be more
than sx months of age and three years OF age
on next January % he entered. tl in the above
blank and mail at TO the Better Baby Show Editor
OF the Corpus Christi Caler-lerald. Il is requested
that photos of babies be sent with the entry blank il
possible. All photos will he returned TO the parents,
after the pictures have been printed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
NATION wloE LABOR psosg

CALUMET. NieAs 18r SIS. tatg
headers On ibis scouon haNe completed
plans Tor rvndorEg Nery ASSISTANCE
pcasihie % me experts ~ the Federal
Commission on Industrial Reafi1ns
who wgi neEn ustlon- We atog
pgoee b. lnyesugating conditions ln
the Calumet district After Icoklns
lnte M TROUBLES ~ ihe copper miners
AerN ne sNpsrts will g. 90 Colorado.
where there IS a slFikr q roai miners
The FAST disturbances AZ raterson y
. Lawrence. Mass and i.,s Anseiea
Cal are also 70 D. Investigated
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

npEcnioch. teo yehF eld OBJ nln
gen. dam worthy nF AKeurthy resent
Y BOUGHT ~ Thomas W Murphy r.
looked upon as ono ~ thr rramisins
fuiuriiy caisudstss Gov ihe 1919 season
1'hr fYunxutera whirh cost our Tam
many" a. 800 IL scarcely hrohen. hul ls
pronounced iY all horsemsu who have
ssen % az a miFh'y likely ono cone
hinF b. certain II ans trainer can
hriog him ur 90 speed % Is the same
trainer fruan l'ouehkrspHis y y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
SPORTING oosslp


caller lfsraie SPECIAL
AEW YORK Jan % 01i ~ be-
Tins - ~ info HARNESS to-day ~ ne
rovior season. Yagsns 3 0isnri o.
enp@rfsd - coach ihs crew Niih ne
asslsabcs n Cuy si'shHa ~ Ensian1
Is~ -stsr ~iil have ths charge u ne
fnfitss dsveiopm~nf - ihe men q ths
1919 crew Mo are uin In coilegs
wNns Osannani al center his attsn
fion On the yoInF.r men - TIE VnteF-
sity who desire 90 go some iesa ~
~atsrna ushib and ne propef msitois
y sweep ryvlng 40 pursusd 10 Amer
lea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

1ost received ~ express. large shse-
meRt 81 ladse,' caAt sdlss " ssfses
ard shr new wal noVe't.eS Au toe
host eelorp sisse - seo.pa Tire
Ou0cnheiln- t'ohn IA
1AescrtlssNsats
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

A. reception ln Sydney Australia
Larry Doyle and Mike ponlln we're
called upon tp dung toast fo she
hsaih ~ me Klns The boys write
INST they ohupkcd Soc toast under 20
Table. bdi John MrGfae and Jimmy
cana han rcd % Fo Through ven a as
thew uers in prominent place
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Harvard I,ldi," Grant one % she
three Surviving thifi uaAsmrn - the
Giants is ~ipisflnF gulefly ~ bis home
in iinsion suHurp and - ossinnins q.
prartise law IN modest way Juds
lnr from ne trend - events In tar@.
baR Eaiie secs bother future az r.
lawyer man as player
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Another "ehns hope lnvasian q, the
ksn ls about e. occur fhs more ~
is-. unpleasant neSs comes frgrn -
isfon. Moni ~hsfe elimination cor
tests - pnie fscs-i wasfiar- have been
recently ~ ne purpose ~ drvoiWing
q man fDist up1n ihe eastern bugs 80
a "ahits hone Jark kelley ~ Hei-
sns. Tommy mcCsr'y and Jack Itor
efa srs ihe trio ~hS.s talents al. so9n
br displayed In Gotham
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Explanatory Note rcmperasars
lowsst last nisht = Wind NcIscny
miles per hour q rrvcipltSticn n
hast "a hours IN lnchcs
WILLIAM v, LEHNAN.
Observer.
Weather nareau
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Bln Kr.msf. tns seu-Anoun rr0ok-
iyn booaisr. e si'orilne new "hssd-
recent runniDe effort 81 Buffalo itt
bsaut
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BIC cosN Snow Az rARsissuRo

HAKRisRyRc pa Ian As The
fcGfteentn annual meetias sad the
snnnai corn shou ~ the pennsyivAais
hvesseek fnecicsT Association brrna
~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
WEATHER aULlurlN.

Observation taken az 500 m
is,h Meridian time. IAN as ,su
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slRES AND SONS.

Professor Taft has transferred his
voting residence FROM Cincinnati to
New Haven.
1t is said that Lasller is the best paid
chess master in the world and that his
income averages less than $1,000 q
year.
Count S'echen}i is reported to have
lost over >4.OOo,O9o of the fortune he
secured when he married Gladys Van
derAjt. Disastrous speculation in Hun
gary.
TAeodore Ruff, a tcomster has been
in the employ of the Cudahy Bros
compauy in milwaukee, for the last
tWeulr-fre years He has missed ouly
three days n that tine.
Dr Edwin +. Smith, plant patholo-
gist in the department of agriculture
al Washington, recently declined q
&10A00 position with the Rockefeller
Institute For Medical Research to re-
tain one at $1,000 with the government.
He attracted attention by his investi-
cations in the comparative study of
plant diseases in their relation to man
and beast.
John Purrov Mitchell. succeeding
William Loeb. il. as collector of the
port at New York. was acting mayor
of the city following the shooting of
Mayor Gaynor until the wounded OH
cial was able to RESUME office. He is q
graduate OF Columbia. where he won
the philoleNin oratorical contest in his
senior year. From Columbia he went
to the New York Law school. where
he received his diploma.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-01-16
Automobile Runs.

Suggestion to chautfcure: Why not
treat the pedestrian as mere trcspaSser
wher he ATTEMPTS 10 use the streets:
Chicago Record Herald.
The driver Of an automobile is call
ed chauffeur by those who ride with
him. hut what pedestrians call him is
Il lot easier to spell, Chicago News
The statement that there are 100
automobile bandits in New York is
surprising only in that the number is
placed at only 100 Washington Her
aid
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Cost Of Living.

Look oct for another boost in the
=. il'" of Kerosene 1t has been found
tilnt this useful fluid is highly effica-
c:ous in DISCRIMINATING grasshoppcrs.---
Chicago Tribune.
The New York Press discovers that
wedding presents are not on the free
list. Why doesn't somebody start a
crusade aboilt the high cost of invita-
tinnS ? Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wives If New York men who are
trying to cut the cost of living by do
ing 'h"ir own shopping in public
market Will probably hire Il taxi to
take them dovntpwn and . few serv-
a.,ts to carry their bundles = Milwau
kee Sentinel
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-01-16
Town Topics.

Every now and then Cincinnati be
comes conscience stricken and reforms.
but it doesn't last long. Kansas City
Star.
\ near riot was caused in Atlanta
the other day by the exhibition of
'Septenlher Morn" This ought to help
greatly to SuhStantiatc Atlanta's claim
to he regarded as the Chicago of the
south New York Tribune
One of the inmates of New York
insane asylum escaped and went to
the city. He surrendered to the po-
lice and asked to be taken back. say
ing. II believe New York is a danger
GUS place to live ill.," That man isn't
crazy Houston Post
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Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual stockholders
meeting of the First National Bank Of
Roman, will be held on the second Tues
day in January, being January 18th,
1914, at their banking rooms at 1890
O'Clock p. M, to elect directors, and
for the purpose of doing any other
business that may come before this
meeting. f. J.. WHITE, Cashier.
1886 JOHN DAHLGREN,
Vice-President.
The above meeting is hereby adj
journed to meet on Tuesday, January
20, 1914, at the same place and hour.
f. j. WHITE, Cashier.
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MONEY To LOAN r'; s,s !:
Will be at Sterling Hotel every Satur-
day. Anyone desiring to make ar
engagements for loans, call on
me there, or write to
csi' ora saa sress ROBERT BENNETT
LEON, MONTANA.
O4359
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Missoula, Montana,
Dec. 20, 1913. Notice is hereby given
that Anna c. Mcleod Cox, formerly
Anna c. Mcleod, Roman, Montana, who
on July %. 1912. made nd entry No.
O4359, for Unit D, SW NV, Sec. "a
T.. 20 N R. II w, NJ NJ, has filed
notice of intention to make communal
ton proof under new law, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore G. E. Whiteman, U. S. Com
missioner, at Dixon. Montana, on the
9Th day Of February, 1914. Claimant
names as witnesses: James McCon-
nell, James l.. Ozmun, Arthur Nc
George, Alfred Johnson, all of Roman,
Montana. JOSIAH SKULL,
jan 2-3O Register.
Non-coa land, Flathead Project.
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Current Comment.

Prohibition prohibits in China. Six
ty-sevcn men have been burned alive
there for producing opum.-Clevelan
Leader.
An eastern paper says that tomb
stones of granite are now cassed as
UXurics. Ga. well. give us the neces
sites and keep your Injuries. -Cleye-
and Plain Dealer.
With this country importing $4,000
300 worth of art treasures yearly. it
must keep the factories of Europe
working overtime to maintain the sup
ply of old m;iStcrs - Duluth cWsTrb-
me
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1914-01-16
F'ippant filings.

TIE people of New York are to have
twenty five cent opera. They get 1t
from an unexpected quarter.-p hiladeE
phia Public Ledger
In the name of the ocean giant I'M
pay rah-tor the accent is placed very
appropriately on the "rah.' though
the pay" is not forgotten. New York
Wrrl,i
Experts have succeeded in extracting
superior quality of paint from the
common or garden variety of prune
But don't gather from this that your
boarding house will be painted this
year.-CleveIand Plain Dealer.
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Curious Cuttings.

James BOGUS Of Los Angeles the
OTTER day played "Suwanee River
cn a piano While standing upon his
head.
An orchestra of twenty five blind
mnsi''ians led Ivy a enc armed woman
conductor. recently played the whole
of tho music of "Riyoletto" at Il per
formHnrc Of thHt opera in the theater
at Oyiedo. Spain.
4 man in custody in an English Jail
the other day was found to have "one
arm tHttoued with the story Of his court
ships and the names of his loves,
while the other arm contained Il rec
ORC of his family bcr.avements."
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A Danasrous Growth.

IIoaXer-l underwent IN operation
yesterday.
Easymark- You surprise me. Was it
very serious?
HoaNerI had growth removed
from my head
Easymark My goodness! And here
you are up and around and looking
well.
HoaXer-Yes; | only had my hair cut.
Picked Up.
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Church Services.
The services next Sunday will be

The services next Sunday will be as
follows:
ROMAN
Sunday School at 1000 a. M
Morning Service at IL a. m.
Evening Service at p. m.
ROUND BUTTE
Epworth League at AS p. m.
Sunday School at 2:3O p. n.
Preaching Service at $3.50 p. m.
Morning service will be held every
Sunday except the second in the month
on which Sunday service will be held at
the Glacier View school house.
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graph you to send on a full chested
colonel with voice like the roar OF Il
bull
For reasons that will be given later
on there has been forwarded to you
the following liendish and untruthful
charges against me When you have
read them you will ask Yourself as
have done, is this America or TeXas?'
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Doctors Orders.

My husband is just getting over a
spell of sickness. and | want to buy
him Il shirt" said Mrs. Binks.
Eyes. ma'am," replied the clerk.
"WouId YOU want something in stiff
bosom:'
NO. sir" said Mrs Binks. 1.-The
doctor says he must avoid anything
with starch in it."-lSun.
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Answers Grave Charqe.

"Charce No. l.-That Old Pap has
lied to tWcnt v-srvrn different jericho
ianS about getting them federal mp
pointments and has therefore Kept
them hanging around with clean S'2irts
on when they might have hccl enjoy
ing themselves.
Answer.-l have simply promised to
use my Influence when the time came.
1t hasn't come yet As | understand
it aud they doat there are sanle 80.
600 appointments 10 be made before
Jericho is reached on the list take
it that il is my duty to keep PROM sin.
and thereby keep clean shirts ON rs
many of our eminent citizens as pos
sible
"Char"c No 2-That old Pap is he
lievru to be 1cfnnltcr to the govern
mcnt TO the amount Of 5000, and we
demand that he he brought to book ut
once
Answer Ten days ago. when
made my quarterly settlement with the
poStol'icc department. WIS II cents
ahead of the game | offered to trust
Uncle Sam for the amount till next
time. but the Inspector insisted that
such Innocence and self ANNEXATION as
mine should be rewarded on the spot
and he gave me Il due bill for the
amount on a Washn"ten clothing
store. Thus my next summers vest
buttons are providcd for and the en-
envy put to rout ut the same time.
"Charge No :.-TI.at Old Pap has
persistonty refused to lick on stamps
for old Mrs. Goodhue. although aware
OF the fact that seven years ago she
cut off half her tongue while trying to
shave her chin with her husbands
razor
Answcr.-lt is true that the party
named lost half her tongue in the man
ner named and is unable to lick on
stamps or chew gum. Being of an in
dependent nature. however. she has
never asked me to do the licking. She
has always brought Il wet sponge
along in her pocket to moisten the
stamp
Charge No. 4.-That Old Pap will
fully and maliciously broke up a
Thursday evening prayer meeting at
one of the churches six weeks ago and
thereby brought the postottice depart
ment into dsrepute"
Answer.-On certain Thursday
some time since | asked all such Ieri-
choians as wanted jobs in the custom
house at the port of New York to call
Mt the postofIicc at s o'clock that even