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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
The First Christmas Gard.

The honor of the Christmas card Is
ascribed frequently to the late W. q.
T.. Dobson, an English painter. In
December, 1914. a date earlier than
that given to any other claim. he was
anxious to send some more novel
Christmas greeting than that of let
ter to distant friend, and the idea
occurred to him to make a little sketch
symbolizing the spirit of the season.
The sketch depicted in its center
family party gathered around the
Christmas dinner table raising glasses
to the health of absent friends. I'm
derneath were the words "A Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year to
you," while on each side was a small
er sketch representing an act of be-
nevolence. Mr.. Dobson's card so
pleased its recipient that the following
year he designed another card. of
which he sent autographed copies to
a large circle of friends Other artists
followed his example. and the circle
sending out Christmas cards grew
wider and wider until an enterprising
printer saw there was money in the
business. and within a few years from
its birth the Christmas card was to be
seen In hundreds Of shop windows
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
Mo.t l.tberaI Christmas Givers.

Most Liberal Christmas Givers.
The big private banking houses OF
Wall street are the most liberal re-
warders at Christmas. just as they are
the heaviest salary payers throughout
the year. The greatest house In the
street has been known to give 100 per
cent bonus to all employees at New
Year's-that is, double pay for the en-
tire year. In that 1rm New Years is
the greater day. Nobody has ever ex-
planned exactly why it Is preferred to
Christmas. Often the house gives ~
per cent But, like other private bank
Ing firms, It never lets It get out what
bonus it VIII pay for fear that the
size Of the gift will be taken by the
world to indicate the state Of pros
perlty of the firms preceding year.
Every year the amount OF the bonus
naturally does leak out afterward
through the people who get pieces OF
Il and who lunch with benefited ones
! from other banking houses. So It =
that almost every thing in Wall street
leaks out through the amiable weak
oesses Of luncheon gossip
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
Collecting on
Christmas
Told by a Drummer


4 BUNCH Of us were putting III
IA Sunday evening swapping
~ yarns of our early days on the
road when it came the turn Of
an accident insurance special.
1.-THE first trip ever made was when
was kid of twenty he said. II
was shipping clerk in an agricultural
implement house in Brooklyn. ! was
to make Il collection. and. of all days in
the year, was to see the man on
Christmas day!
"Why then? Well. the chap /, was
to see was big farmer up in the hills
of Sullivan county. and he did quite
business in farm implements among his
neighbors. He had given the house u
bunch of notes running four months
and falling due Sept. l. Every one OF
them came back protested.
'The junior partner had charge Of
the collections, and he figured there
was just one sure way of mailing the
chap. and that was to get to the house
Christmas morning.
81 don't remember the name of the
village had to get off at, but do re-
member it was a mighty cold night
when I arrived there. got away all
right in the morning after the hotel
man had given me all sorts of direc-
tons about the way to get to/John'
ston's place, twelve miles away.
Johnston himself opened it and
without waiting for a word from me
said: Come right in, stranger. Mighty
cold morning, amt it? S'pose you lost
your way
Il didn't commit myself one way or
the other, but accepted his invitation
by walking into the parlor. There was
q bunch of children in the room, one
lad of sixteen or so, who was told to
put the horse up. There was a big
Christmas tree in the window, all dec.
Grated with shiny ornaments and tin
sci.
1--WE chatted for quite awhile until
he had to go to the barn to help his
men tend the horses. ! played with
the children, and when he got back !
had the littlest girl on my knee and
was reading to her.
"'Started showing again. Johnston
remarked as he stamped his feet on the
rag rug outside the parlor door. Din.
ner'll be ready in little while, but
I'll have the wife hurry it up If you
have to get away
II told him ! couldn't think Of but.
ting in on the family that way and
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
ALL UNITE TO
PRAISE HIS MAMIE
ON CHR DSTMASEWE
.
8 k:;ak1Sk:iA }s:sas MA sssI,:ie II:

IT'S given out in many song and
story
That celebrate our blessed Saviour's
birth
On Christmas eve all creatures do him
glory.
Even the very iowIiest ones of earth.
'Tis said that at the dawn Of Christ
mas morning
Dumb animals are given power to
speak.
The masters Of these creatures should
take warning
Lest they should be accused by things
50 meek.
In lowIy stall and manser there are
praises
i Unto the Christ Child. whom they
claim as friend.
Each creature his own thankfuIness up
And sings a Christmas carol with
out end.
The stars on high unite in joyous sing
ing.
Telling the old, old story, ever new.
The bells, from every steepIe now are
ringing
Their message on the opaleseent blue.
sPeaes on earth, good will to every ma
tion!"
This is the message all these sounds
foretell.
Both young and old. all thing. Of his
creation,
Unite. for God is good and all is well.
All creatures. high and low. delight in
singing.
Both young and old and rich and
poor unite
In that sweet message which the bells
are ringing
ing light.
Amy Smith in Philadelphia Record.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24

YOU'LL TALK NO BUSINESS TO ME TO-DAY.
that If he'd give me few minutes I'd
like to talk little business with him.
"'You'll talk no business to me to-
day. he said. You'll, have dinner and
supper with us and mighty good bed
tonight. You can talk business in the
morning.
"'But'- broke in.
"'There's no "but" about it. That's
the program. and I'm boss in this
house!'
"And let me tell you. boys, had a
bully time!
AFTER breakfast my host took me
into the little Office he had between the
parlor and dining room and told me to
fire away.
"What do you think said? Mr..
Johnston, don't want to talk business
at all. I'm going on my way. and III
come again tomorrow
"'Don't be afraid. II it's something
disagreeable spit it out!' be said.
What's the question:
Wnen are you going 10 TAKE up
those notes Of Ehrman & Wilson'S?
That's what they sent me up from
Brooklyn about. But after the friendly
way you and your wife have treated
me have nothing more to say. I'm
ashamed Of my job
"''You're all right, young man. his
remarked. to my astonishment and re
lief. Il don't blame you bit. and
admire the stand you take. Read some
more stories to Nellie out of her book
while look after the cattle, and by
and by well drive to town. and I'll az
up the notes for you. have been
pretty hard up the last few months.
but | got in sum OF money a few
days ago. and everything Is o 4. now.
when we got to the bank he gave
me certified check for the 5000 he
owed the house and ten dollar bill
TOR myself to buy something for my
baby as present from curly beaded
Nellie New York Tribune.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24

The CdhlSIMAS AN0GA AMI SAN4A OAAOo
81 am so small, SO very small, no one
will mark or know
How thick and green my needles are,
~ how true my branches grow.
Few toys and candles could hold, but
heart and will are free,
And in my heart Of hearts know am
Christmas tree.'
The Christmas angel hovered near; he
caught the grieving word,
And, laughing low, he hurried forth.
with love and pity stirred.
He sought and found St. Nicholas, the
dear old Christmas saint,
And in his fatherly, kind ear rehearsed
the fir trees plaint
Saints are all powerful, we know, SO it
befeiI that day
That, ak on shoulder, to the grove a
woodman took his way.
Ono baby girl he had at home, and he
went forth to find
A little tree as small as she, just suit
ed to his mind.
Oh, glad and proud the baby fir, amid
it's brethren tall,
To be thus chosen and singled out, the
first among them all!
He stretched his fragrant branches; his
little heart beat fast;
He was a real Christmas tree-he had
his wish at last.
One large and shining apple, with
cheeks Of ruddy gold;
Six tapers and tiny doll were all that
he could hold.
The baby laughed, the baby crowed, to
see the tapers bright;
The forest baby felt the joy and shared
in the delight.
And when at last the tapers died and
when the baby slept
The little fir, in silent night, patient
vigil kept.
Thouuh scorched and brown its needles
were, il had no heart to grieve. .
II have not lived in vain," he said.
"Thank God for Christmas eve!"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24

But earthen were the sparrows,
And earth they did remain,
Though loud the Jewish children
Cried out and cried again.
Except the one bird only
The little Lord Christ made.
The earth that owned him master,
His earth heard and obeyed.
Softly he leaned and whispered,
"FIy up to heaven, fly!"
And swift his little sparrow
Went soaring to the sky.
And silent all the children
Stood awestruek looking on
Till deep into tho heavens
The bird of earth had gone.
I like to think for playmate
We have the Lord Christ still
And that still above our weakness
He works his mighty will;
That alt our little piaythings
OF earthen hopes and joys
Shall be by his commandment
Changed into heavenly joys.
Our souls are like the sparrows
Imprisoned in the clay
Bless him who came to give them
wings
Upon Christmas day.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
4 ll'|l|.R|I>S,I|'fl||AS
= : I l;Glilel)
3 ELiz ABE
* si phiIE4's

| like that old sweet legend
Not found in Holy Writ
And wish that John or Matthew
Had made Bible out Of it.
But, though it is not gospel,
There is no law to hold
The heart from growing better
That hears the story told:
How the little Jewish children
Upon summer day
Went down across the meadows
With the Child Christ to play
And in the gold green valley
Where low the reed grass lay
They made them mock mud SPARROW
Out Of the meadow clay.
So, when these all were fashioned
And ranged in floeks about,
"Now," said the little Jesus,
"We'lI let the birds fly out"
Then all the happy children
Did call and coax and cry
Each to his own mud sparrow,
ely, az bid you-fly!"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
Prof;t and Loss at Christmas.

n Profit and Loss at Christmas.
Old Lady-What's the matter with
the little boy7
Elder Brother Oh, he's cryin' cos I'm
Eeatin, my Christmas cake an won't
give him any. 5s.s
Old Lady-ls his own cake finished.
thenf y
Elder Brother - Yes, an be cried
VAN ! ~ eatins that too. ~.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24

Qfhe Little
C['(lt.l$fll|QS
!. (f1rre
F5l,eeaa op1iqpqqe

The Christmas day was coming; thu
Christmas eve drew near.
The fir trees they were talking low at
midnight, Geld and clear,
And this is what the fir tree said. all
in the pale moonlight,
"Now, which Of us shall chosen be to
grace the holy night?'
The tall trees and the goodIy trees
raised each lofty head
In glad and secret confidence, though
not word they said,
But one, the baby Of the band, could
not restrain a sigh.
"You all will be approved" he said.
"But, oh, what chance have II"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-12-24
Ny
christmas
E 7h Re s
Charles Dickens

r HAVE been looking on this even
ing at merry company of chill
dren assembled around that pref
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-29
eNr

p, she laws ~ tho state fcxulatins
scnefsi eireilons
Section q copy ~ this or,icr. sign
"a by Ere mayer ~ said city. SHAH
serve as ptUper noiirc ~ ssia cls.c.
tion. ard the mayor ~ aifv,tei g. caust
notice ~ thc election o. Ne POSTED M
"a tnc places designated for holaine
sald clretlon az least ihiri, DAYS pflos
Ga IRE date - said rirsiier
Section s. Ths fast fhat there ;.
urrrnt demand Gov an Increased ana
i'nrrofef water supply for ths iuhsh.
nants ~ tho CITY ~ Corpus Christ
creates puhno emergency aud pub.
Hs imperative necessity. reaulrinr .
susl pension ~ tho charter fulo pres a.
inf that no ordinance og resolution shall
d. rassea finally ga the DAY 81 is ln.
iroaurei ana that suth ordinance ~
ffs"luiion shall ho read ~ three sov
efai wrUfiuFs - The Cils ,ourrn and
ihc MhNor haNlnr declared ihff suts
public emcrEenev ana Imperative ruh
3. neeessItN exists ard requested thai
said charter rule he suspended ana
tnHi thls resolution De- i.e-scd finau,
nn the aaie - ts introduction. AVID
that ihls ordlnanoe take offeri nnd q,
in rom force and effect frsn atd afic,
Bee passeg" % is so ordained
rossed iho stat a., - iuly A ~
fait
APPROVED The $50, DAY - inly A. n
Ioft
tsirnoi1 nov MILLER
Mu,ar 90 tne Cis ~ Corpus chrfstl
y NVtnDNN.
c1if Secretary 90 the Cly ~ corpu
Chuati
sAs..atf.a.....s
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Mothers Friend
Before Baby Arrives

During several weeks Of expectancy
there u a splendid eEtarnal rfnbsocation
in our Mothers Friend" IN which
thousands of women have the mos-
unlOunasd confidence. TbSy have used
Il ana know. Tnsy tell ne Ito ~enaeffui
iufigcncf % ease the abdominal Inusclets
and how they avoided those dreaded
stfctchlng pains thai are "a much talked
about THIS safe external application in
~enfiy used ofef ths nktn 10 reader u
amsnahls 20 the natural stretching which
Il sndefKoea. The myrlaA al la-va
threads ilst beuents the skin " thus
relieved ~ UNNECESSARILY pain producing
causes ana great physical relief 10 tho
result a. eNrTcpeed ~ host ~ happy
fnotiiers @ho wFdc froI personal
experiences.
Il n ! subject that All women shoali
has been m nae many yes7s. has bean
given tho fsost sewers ,cets under most
AZ trying conditions NaG Is recommended
10 women Who to-day are srAndmo(hsrs
ma who IN their cafiler ye&rx teAiued
60 rely ugcn this sf,ieuSid as1 20 woman,
'ftdker'a Ftisn1r 10 declared by 3
multitude " women 10 b. jvee WHAT e.,
fsctant motherhood REQUIRES
iou no. obtain -Mcther's Ffiend" ~
almost any drug etote. ti<t \ hot61o
Ia day and shrn write for A&1r llftls bocis
80 useful 20 enpectaut n,othars.
Aadss.s Brsadsid issfuIstss O.. stfI
Lamar Hi6s AtiAals, o.. t
what = said A~r>iA " 'l1p>her,o
rfiendr " but rrpetl1ioo q the enoughte
exprese~tV ~ thonsAnds ~ ha]srY po<heF4
zsss havH suca<Nkf,tliy uo@4 (hl3 epten0tx
sxssrn>ii uppii4S<'pA
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Aacnelsnos slron Is 70.

NEWARK. y J.. Aux "a Arch.
b|ahop Robert seton. VITA has long
"niuyob the reputation - helms Tho
most issrinea pselain of tho nnsnan
catholic church an America rcravst
a flood "a congratulations TODAY on ihe
occasion ~ his srN.uiy-flfia birthday
anuiYrmfy. Amer Residence -,
many years ln Rome the fsn'fai Aroh
bishop rotntly rciurncd mere q, spend
ihe sunset ~ hls lifo Ia bis native land
Archbishop Seton waa born In New
lofF ci'y Aux "a isss o. stndisa
40 ieaaiHH institutions in America aud
rsrnfe md ufivr his ordination t. ths
priesthood WAS eanneofei Rith
nhprohos ln NeNnfa and vicinity lie
waH the founder ~ fhe famous seton
Hall college va South orange anl fer
e nnmbsf ~ Soprr lecturca there ~
well aa a. the Caihnllc University ~
Washington.
Archbishop seton is "a. eldest - 30
iha ManfiFhor in the United states
iie eas faiss-i In lsfs. 20 ~ rank ~
rrtate Chamberlain 20 Pope Plus IS
lto fiuud high ln 40" favor ~ Loo.
XIII. and alHa enjoyed the Intimate
friendship n the laie Pope IiHa \
Whfn Arohhlshep sei0n took he final
departure fism nDmn Last n,Fins Plus
81 presented go him an archblshoi'a
Fuid aud iewelea rmr a. e rrmem
brncc ~ his Ions residence IN ne
Eternal Civ.
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summsf ceuahs Az osnasteus

Summer culds are dangerous They
Indicate low vitality and often lead 90
serious Throat and Lang Troubles. In
Guiding Consumption. pf KINGS New
ulacafsf5 ail relieve thr cough ur cold
promptly and prevent complications Il
o. soothing 1nd nnilHeptic aud mgkes
Yuu feel brtier ~ once. IT, delay ls
dangerous ~ bottle ~ Df KinEs
Sew Discovery az once Money bncb
II not satisfied sQe and 400 BOTTLES
az yum drngFisi Advertisement
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Al ordinance to pfu, ide fot che cub
mi-sion tn ihe qualified tax ttNlnf
VOTERS 20 tht DIt, OF corpus CHRISTI
tho pn,stlon "~nrN inr tfiy CUun
rl % tne CHN ~ Corpus CHRISTI
r,Naa re anthurIa,d Go issue thel
hunAs ~ sha ,H, Boo thr sum of'
three hundrri theuaand doIiais pa,
ahie m fuY N,ars after d4t' nnd
reir,mahlv at thc optlon 90 said
Cfy nf tus Time after twenty fsara
from date thereof and bsaunn n
tsust nt thr rate n nt. uer cent
ger unnum end g. bows tax 90
twenty .ffe cents iH 81 mN.n tnsr,
~ as is necessary un earh ono hHn
dffd dorars 90 the iHshllr values
- the slii clfY annuaiiN io r1N
tNe .nicrrs .n aat Bounds lnl ,,
tfr sIUhIn. mnl aHfuDrnf to u.-
derm a.ii aands 30 maturn fur tar
raflNfo ~ mpftlHr ruiHreua ond
rsfend.nr fhe vai,rNUNs sfafrm co.
$3.50 Clu and dc,prnr an omorf
yn,v
Wh,nane thc Municipal watsrWorls
H,stsm - thc ClS ~ CORPUS CHRISTI
.s euur0y lpa lequat, Co suppN "a suf
Iricnt amount ~ water to iho luhah
fanfs ~ srid CITY aud use uuattY ~
fho voter furmthsai Dol nuf Suitable f1f
fhc needs ~ tNe psopir ana
Whereas the said Cltf haa scnrrrd
permit from th, state io appropriate
ff,icnf water for the use of tbe lu
tahiHnts - 'hs CHS and ID will he
ur,eHaary o. Improve and enlarge and
extend 90. present wnicrwnfka sys
tom in orier Dob secure the advantages
~ suoh Increased walter snurw 60 tle
inhabitants ~ ihe CiN therefore
no 10 milIn,d hf thr ciy Council
W thc CiD ~ CORPUS CHusfi Tosus
e"uou b. That on election he heh
m tlo Cuf % Corpus Christi on Che
ari DAY OF September A. % tett a.
whl.n election thr fnIuwlug ufnuosl
I0n nhlN Nc suImftrl "snaH he
ems cnHn.l ~ tH, Cup ~ corpus
'hrH,l Texas be- aufhofsei Co.. issue
'he Uon1a ~ sHli Citv In soc sum -
Three Hundred Thousand $500 o00 ool
ns'Ar- rf,nhir BOZ forty wars after
iate ani rrdoomHtie at uho option .
sntd CITY 90 any time after twenty
wears frnm date Thereof and bearing
interest ot tnr vote - fg per auuum
ind tn icVY Gas - iwentv rte C9dl
cents or no much thereof ar ID noe
osaary 90 caeh ono hundred dolnfs ~
mo taxable values ~ fhc said CTS
annually io pat ihe Interest goa sala
bonds and create % sinking fond suf
flrloni 90 rc.ieem raid bonds ma
furty fef ihe purpose - muwFng.
enmfrinr and extending the Natef
works system - said city"
srciion Bald election shan be-
hsld nt ihe Ciiy HsH nnd Flrs station
In Bond Election Precinct $50 aud
'he following nsmei persons are here
by appointed managers n sid eicc
lion
u Y gaysFs Presiding Iudes
y Cuiare Assistant Judge.
Lester Gunst. Assistant judge
sertion Said election shall he
held under ths provisions ~ Chapter
lfs. Acts ~ tie Tseniy slxih Leslie.
lniure. Laws 1893. and ths only quail
fled voters nlo are property tnrpsy
err - said cry shsil bs allowed a.
vote nnf an voters desiring to cup
port enc PROPOSITION 81 issue bonds
shan have printed on their ballots the
words. "Fuf ihe iaHInnge - bonds 4"
and those ofp, ted shall have printed
on their ballots the words Against the
Issuance OF bonds Tho manner ~
holding said election shall be governed
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Don't permit youfasf o. become con-
aiipatei. ~ your system immediately
hoeinr io absorh poison from The back.
eiup vast. matter. use Dr Klns's New
t.lfs PILLS ana keep well There Ia no
better safeguard against illness Jnss
take one doas Tonight gee. ~ Svnr
pruFElsi Advertisement.
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NOTICE BV PUBLICATION OF ~.
NAL ACCOUNT.

Tho state 90 1ospa
Tu Gao pomoua irirrratsd ln fho on.
'Hts ~ Mnria Nnides mlnn lufo $50
Nnldea. Guardian ~ ihr DHtHt, Uf
n,id Maria Valdez. minYr toa. Ma
taid,s guardian has nlcd m ths
Counts Court ~ Nu,s.s County hip
ilnal Account 90 che condition uf said
estate together with Hn application tu
hr is,hsfrrd as GutfdHn thereof
NhlDh WHi be- heard o., uuF sHld Douff
un tho thfd Monday in sepicmher a
90. 1914 same hsinF the gist daf ~
September a d. iona. AZ mo court
lluuns 90 fnli Nuetfs county boz thy
Dli1 ~ CORPUS Cbnau TNsH at which
Time enc glar. all prf~nns ieiffrstra
in said estate Fre required rN nppesf
aal contest sa,d ilnal Account ANA
fppncsuun ~ th'y sso proper
Witness % s. Luter Clrie ~ the
counu Cpul ~ Success County, Tex,
aa =,
Gwen undsr my hand aud ihe zeal ~
aald court at ms offlce ln corpus
Chdsil Texas on thls. 40. lf'h dHi ~
hur A o. 1914
% y Latter clerA. Cnuuiy cpnr'
Nue,es County Tesaa
us Chss walters. p.pufg
a.. NI A iur copy. ,sfiifY M
% wright sheriff Nueces County
Texas
pseaf Bethany. pepuiy
Advertisements
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FREsH FIGS foR SALE

TeIephan, your onier far fresh AiaE
nain ilEs in -0 tu go pound crates at
b. ger pound three shipments pe
week from Magnolia fis a orange
Couns D. o. Harmon. Phone fop-si-
Chtparnl street ie
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WANTED Furnished house g to =
f,<ns Win BATH ~ honsc statlou
ans fent satisfactory. NuuiA lrase &c
uae year Addr,ss lioN 40. Callef
nfnce 50
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SITUATION wANr1o.
WANTED LANo.

LANp WASTED Hnye r.mc bcautI
fui Residence luia also good Corpus
CHRISTI hnmr Co. exchange Tor farm
~ ranch lands state lowest price ans
uII description in FIRST letter Address
g. q. nos tlt corpus CHRISTI Tex
40 le1
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WANTED

WANTED Ff'y students September
ltth. opening van term az Browns
nusIn"ss college ArauNas rsAn Tea
as 80
Capable MllInrr wants position can
handle Spanish ifad, department
store preferred ADDRESS Hos q Cal.
scr office
WANTED Money In amounts 81
from one 20 ten thousand. Tor building
IN the Corpus Beach Addition. Sidney
Allen $40
WANTED AN your end hand farni
ture highest cash price. Caihsy's
znd Hand store. fl3 Lawrence street.
Phone 90. 80
WANTED r. hnui GOO loads ~ bag
rarf lnd iEht transfer pusrs rrasan
able Telephone lbe residence 2oe
mesquite j e. rltman q
WANTED Good aufn repair man in-
ferest in husiness co. good warkef
ute experience and references. Al
iross Garage. Caller office "a
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Broadway Property
At a Bargain

FINS foot lot. east front
extending through the block
with eighty feet front IN
Liberty Street masking nearly
three lots f.r 5000 Terms
g. 600 down, balance In 2 and
years at g per cent Paved
street ana park 90 broadway and
street cars on the west side -
thc block cheap property for
close in stuff Beautiful view
ON the market only for q few
DAYS
e. 7. mERRtMAN, Agent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-29

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