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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01

Court House in Cameron County. in tns'
City of Brownsville. Texas offer for SAB.
and sell al public auction ~ The highest
bidder for cash ia hand All &c the right.
title and interest whish the said defend
ants. W d. Shaw AMI the %~oIthrfn ,r-
lrisaIion aud Sugar Company had on Che
i9th day of Dc'cmbs. 4. u. I9l.. or "a
any time thereafter. Of. in and % the fol
lowing described property, 10 Sii:
Lot VI. = IL block Nj. lUI. containing
1913 acres Of land and lot No. , i'm
block M. 10l containing 49, acres af
land. making 4 total III gSSl acres. a.
cordina - the l.. :. Hunt ct nj. Suidi.
vision III Partition shares No. -. ~. ~
and ~. of the E>piritu Santo Grant. IN
Cameron County. Texas. rs per nap 81
said subdivision of date April :. 1908
made IN w. w. Wirslow. which l. duly
recorded IN the Map Records VI Camel VA
Comfy. Texas. AMI being he same laH.i
conveyed hv plaintiffs a. the defendant.
w. II. shaw. IN their deed M writing
diied December 10. 1912. ani duly r.
corded in the Deed Records of Cameron
County. Texas. Ia Nulurc -. pages ~,
- It's. inclusive. said property being
levied upon - The property ~ said 90.
PENDANTS. w. &. shaw and Southern sr
ri-ation 4 Sugar Company. tn satisfy
the Judgment w datr Max 7. lMt.,iA the
above STYLED ami numbered cause ia
favor of said plaintiffs. H. q. Dunn mi
BESSIE II. Dunn. agaAi~t the ~nid defend
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01
HURT IN HIGH DIVE
l.. +. CUNNINGHAM. TELEGRApIIER
SCSTAlNS PAINFUL INJURY
WHILE ENJOYING SPORT.

While several telegraph operators
and soldiers were swimming in the south
end of the Fort Brown resaca Saturday,
L. L. Cunningham of the local telegraph
office, detailed here during the Mexican
trouble. met with an ao ident narrowly
escaping fatal injury. The boys had
been indulging in high diving from the
top of a tall tree. Mr.. Cunningham upon
diving partially lost his footing on the
limb. The defective dive carried his
body straight a. Fn. striking a sharp
snag at the bos ~ Of the resaca. inffict.
ing n deep gas ia his forehead aud lay.
ing his nose open from the bridge down.
Messrs. Wade and Emory of the ma
chine gun platoon, with T.. {. Duffy. an.
OTHER ,olcgrapher. assisted Mr.. Cunning
;on from the water as he came To the
sur.aea bleeding profusely and semi
conscious.
The injured man was attended by a
physician and TODAY his face, though
showing the effects Of the accident is in
a much better coalition than was ex-
pectcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01

.he south line thereof bcino l7I5.5 feet
long. the west line thereof hring 1920
feet long. and containing 5A2 acres Of
land; and being the identical land
which was conveyed by said Gulf Coast
Irrigation Company to said T.. III. Tur-
nrr ~ deed dated JANUARY =. 1907. and
duly recorded in Book IT,. pages iO5-
). inclusive. OF the deed records Of
Cameron County. Texas, and said pro-
perry being levied upon AS the property
OF said defendant. r. ii. Turner, Ia
satisfy the Judgment of date April !.
1914. IN the above STYLED and numbered
cause N favor of said plaintiff. Gulf
Coast Irrigation Com u corpora
ton. against the said defendant. T.. II.
TnracG. for the SUM al $3.50. l6. and inn
tcrcst thereon AZ the rate uf six per
cent per mum from date ~ said judg-
nlcnt. and NIL costs OF suit. and fore
closure of a vendors lien upon SAIL
land. - said lien existed thereon Sn
the 10th day Of December. AID. 1907.
and the further costs of executing said
order of sale.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
of May, AID. 1914.
e. Il. RYAN.
Sheriff of Cameron County. Tex.
BY l.. ID. HALEY. Deputy.
ii ISL IL -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01
NOTICE OF SlIERIFF"S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of I'm order Of sale issued
cat If the District Court ~ Cameron
County. Texas on the 18th day II Ma,.
4. ID. FOIL in cause M. 2iIO, John 4.
Slinkard v. w. &. shaw. II al.. and Ia
me As Sheriff Of said county directed
and delivered. | did. on this 51th day Of
May. \. ID. 1911. levy upon. aud will, be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock 7. NJ, on the first Tuesday ~
July 1911 il being the 9TH day III said
month. al the door Of the County Court
House in Cameron County. City Of
Brownsville. Texas. offer for sale and
sell al public anton 10 the highest bid
der for cash in hand. all II the right
title aud interest which the said defcuL-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01

OFFICE or THE DEPOT QUART
EiMA>TER. Fort sam Houston. Texas.
May -. 1911 scaled proposals viii be
received here until Al IA M. June IN.
sli. and ti.cu Opened Tor furnishing
wood. ~isiIhiGg coal. gasoline, mineral
OH. crude oil. straw. bedding and forage
W. I-rnth~ aud n m"nth~ supply w for.
.agcl rcquzcrl for ~truoI.> on The Mexican
border from l'ccns high bridge 10
Brownsville. Texas. inclusive during the
fiscal year. commencing Iulv II. 1914. H.
formation furis,aeyl aIon appiicatioa.-
II. N. l.nlfc llcP-i nuaEiefmaster.
y IN, an CSC
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ants. VNC. shaw. I'D tho southern In
rieation and Sugar Company. u corpora
ton az either ~ ih~n. had "a the lnil.
day Of April lsaa. ar ri any time there
after. cf. i'm and to the following a..
'~cribcl properly. to-wit:
Lots Nus. 3-and Z. IN hInrk VI. Iaa
II the u. :. Hunt Ct al. subdivision 81
part Of Sharcs Nos. - -. ~ and II.
~ the Espiritn Santo Grant. Ia Cam.
crnn County. Texas. said lot NJ. > con.
taining >.>2~arres Of hand. and lot No. 4
containing 1905 acres If land. accord
ing 10 map ~ sad subdivision which i
daily re- 'sIviel in the MAY Records a
Cameron ConHty. Texas. subject. how
ever. 10 rights of way far roads. canal.
and railroads knrun a. the I't.rr Spnr
81 The ~. Louis. Brownsville X Mexico
Railroad Company. located upon AND
across the South rnd of said lot No. !:
according Ia deed duly recorded Il the
Deed Records "f Cameron County. Tex.
rs. in which Said deed the purchaser as
'unied and agiccd 10 pay NJ taxes AZ.
cTuine in the year 1872 aud thereafter.
'hN pcih- tN SHIN itht conveyed nv
plaintiff 10 The defendant. w. q. Shaw.
II deed executed b. himself aud wife,
Nsna ID. Slinkard dated April 10. 1872.
filed for record April IL. 1912. AMI duly
recorded in Book IL. nj page 237 10 30
inclusive. of the Deed Records ~ C:sn
ron fsunt!, Texas.
Said property being levisi npon as
The property ~ said Defendants. w. G..
shaw and Southern Irrigation and
Sugar Company. To satisfy the Judgment
0f date Of May z. 1911 in the above STYLED
ANA numbered cause ia favor IT said
plaintiff, John r. Slinkard. against the
said defendants. ". e.. Shaw aud South
rrn Irrigation ami Sugar Company. for
ne sum 0l S1l:u.C6 and interest thereon
at the rate Il ten per cent per aanum
from date OF said Judgment. and all
costs III suit. aud for foreclosure ~ the
vrndot's lien unsn said land a. said lien
'Sisc'd thereon on the 10th day Of April.
i?l2. AMI the further costs Of executing
said or,lcr of sale.
Given under my hand this .9tb day of
Nay. "A. y. 1914
G. T. RYAN.
Sheriff Of Cameron County. Texas.
BY l.. ID. HALEY, Deputy.
Ill 1922
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01
NGTItE OF SIIERIFFS SALE OF
NEAL ESTATE.

~ virtue If an order Of sale issued
out IT The District Court Of Cameron
County. Texas on the 18th day of MAY.
A.. ID. 1911. III cansc No. 2ril. ~. q
Dunn ~ al. IS. W. &. Shaw. ~ H.. aud
Ia me- rs Sheriff " said County directed
and delivered. ! did on ,hi. Nth day Of
MAY. A. ID. 1911. levy upon. ard Will he-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. VI. and
J o'clock L. NJ. on the first Tuesday ia
JHly. A. ID. 1911. il being the 9Th dav Of
said nontA. M the Aoog ~ the County
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ants. ". 4. ,>bsN aud SoutheTa iga-
tion and Sa.ar C%sHpanf- fnr thF sum
~ ~TsIaIl. and ~iatrrc~t thereon at the
rate ~ tcn per c,Ai per amnum from
late Of said Judgment. anil all costs Of
suit. and far foreclosure ~ the vendors
lien upon said land a. sail Hen rxi~t~.
thereon on the 18Th DAY ~ D~ctrmbcr. \.
ID. igi2. aud a.. further Gusts II cxccut-
ing said order uf sale.
Gives u4idrr nay hand this 10Th day ~
May. y u. 1911
Nj. ~ RYAN.
Sheriff ~ Cameron County. Texas.
By u. u. HALEY. Deputy.
Sis lI >.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01
CHAUDOIN A CANDIDATE
WILL. Rim FOR OFFICE OF COM
MISSIONER FROM pRECTNT No.
! liARLlNCEN SECTION.

X. l.. Chaudoin Of Harlingcs. candi-
date for commissioner from Precinct No
4. the liarllneen district. came down 10
me county capita! today 10 make appli-
cation ior a place on The ballot in the
primaries: slr Thsuion is well known
IN the Harrington section, having resid-
III tilerr nearly seven years. lie - the
oily candidate for the Office So far.
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NOTICE OF SIIERIFF'S SALE ct
REAL ESTATE. 4

by virtue OF an order Of sale issueu
ont of the District Court of Cameron
County. Texas. on the 26th day If May,
AID, 1914. IN cause No. 2L5S. GSlll
Coast Irrigation Company. a corpora
ton. vs.. T.. II. Turner. and 10 N as
sheriff Of said county directed and de-
livered. | did upon this the 9th day
Of May. AID. 1914. levy upon. and
will. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
IA. m. and 1 O'Clock p. m. ON The first
Tuesday in July. AID. 1914. il being
the 9Th day of said month. III the door
of the Court House in Cameron Coun-
.ty, in the city If Brownsville. Texas,
offer for sale and sell II public auc-
tion 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the right. title aud interest
which said defendant. +. III. Turner,
had on the sth day Of January. AID.
1907. or al any time thereafter. of in
and 10 the following described proper
Ity. to wit.
That certain tract Of land lying ia
the northwest portion Of Cameron
County. Texas. about IL miles in a
northwrsterly direction from the city
of Brownsville. IN said county. and be
ing L part or portion of the San Juan
de tarricitos grant of land originally
granted to j. y. Cavazas. AID beng
known and described as tract or farm
lot No. II in section No. : Of the Ly-
ford tract, IN Cameron County Texas.
as shown-by the plat Of lands owned BY
the Gull Coast Irrigation Company re-
corded in the office Of the County Clerk
of Cameron County. Texas. in Book
q" pages l20-l2l, and subject 10 the
easements Of the highways thereon
shown. Said tract or farm LOT No. II
in section No. : is fractional. the north
line thereof being 1870 feet long. the
east line thereof being 1929 feet long,
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE SOON
j.. j. GALLOWAY OF SAN BENITO.
FORMER SCHOOL 81 PERlNTEND-
ENT. MAY RIM FOR OFFICE.

II is authoritatively reported in San
Benito according to visitors from that
city. that !. j. Galloway. until recent
IL superintendent of the san Bcnito
city schools. will he a candidate for
the office Of county superintendent of
schools. Mr.. Galloway Is now IL North
Texas, where he Was called ON account,
of the illness of his father. but he Is
expected to return before the final fill
ing date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01
HARLINGEN EDITOR HERE

". a. Gibbs Of Harrington. editor 81
the Harrington Star. who is IN Browns.
vile today said that the Arroyo Colora-
do. which has been filled by the tiood
waters from the Rio Grandc il higher
than il has been for over four years. Nc
damage has been caused by the high
waters In the Harrington section.
The people Of the Harrington section
arc rapidly coming around 10 the bono:
issue for the irrigation district. accord
ing 10 Mr.. Gibbs No application for an
election has been filed yet. but il Is ex-
pectcd 10 he very soon The bond issue
probably will be for 100000.
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STEAMERS NEVER HEARD
OF AFTER LEAVING PORT.

, ISL. March ll--Presidcnt. New
. York 10 Liverpool; 136 aboard.
: 1876. September 23-Pacific.
: Liverpool to New York; 30
: aboard.
1891. February 26-Tempest.
= Anchor line 100 aboard.
1870. January 2s.-City of Bos-
: ton. New York 10 Liverpool; l50
. aboard.
. 1850. August 3.-San Salvador.
: Honduras IN Cuba.
= lsSO. January 3l-Atlanta. left
. BoImudas: $50 aboard.
. lss6. May 50.-Abbie Carver
: lrfl Hong Kong; 40 aboard.
1881. October lS.-Gunboat
. Wasp. left port and never was
. heard from.
= y y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-01

j. L. Crawford of San Benito is in
Rrownsvie today. Mr. Crawford is re-
,ortcd CONSIDERING becoming a candi-
date for representative from the 18th
district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30
PANHANDLE MOMENTS
DEPARTMENT.
++++++%++++<+++<'


Woman's bay AT the Fair.
To the Club women and all other
women In the Panhandle; my dAr
sisters.
Now that the opportunity has
| come for us TO get together and get
acquainted, let us make the very best
use OF Il. Let us make "Wednesday.
/ September 80, 1914. the happiest
day in our lives since we came to
the Panhandle. Let US MAXI II a
day OF vital interest TO every man,
woman and child. to every school
town. community and county In the
| Panhandle
All the other days at the Fair Will
| be devoted To demonstrating and
advertising to the rest of the state
I and the whole country what our
men are doing 10 improve and ad-
vance different breeds of livestock,
different kinds of grain and feed
crops and different methods of agri-
! culture. The women certainly need
and deserve one day TO demonstrate
what they are doing for their child
l rem. their homes and their com
munities.
We cannot bring all the products
OF our lands and brains and tie
them up in a stall. or set them up In
a row for inspection. But We can
get together and learn from one am
other. We can try TO have our
town and rural school. our boys and
girls clubs and all our children In
the children's parade No one eX-
hihit will arouse OF patriotism and
make Ms feel our duty more than To
see the children Of the Panhandle
our future men and women-lined
mp together
Let us make this our first object
for the day.
WIN our teachers. the education
nj captains of our children, come and
bring their schools and help to d.
rect this plan?
Our second feature will be fine
| arts recital made mp OF the best
musical talent in the Panhandle
! This program will be outlined In
/ few more days and published.
our third motive Is TO get a.
! uudiultNs sumo tllllf dulluF iH' hhA
an informal reception will be held
for an hour. to give the women
| from every county a chance To meet
old friends aud make new ones
! from every county
Let as use our county as the
social unit for this day. II we dc
this no one will be left out for w
all live In some county, but we al
do not live In any town or city.
We are trying 10 locate a chair
man In every county to take up tht
work aud organize the women int
one united band for that day. VII
! the City Fedcrations and town an'
rural clubs provide some kind Of
/ badge 80 We may know as soon a
we see You whether you belong t.
the Hall or the Hale. the HansforI
or Hemphill the Sherwalls o
Smiths. the Wheelcrs or Potters
the Lubbocks, Armstrong;, Don
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30
AUSTRALIANS TiINhTEN
TO CONTlaL PACKERS

MELBOURNE. Au. can't
trust measures proposed particular
" because Australia facing AN ir-
vasion by the great Chicago meet
packing companies. iDm one OF thc
principal issues In thgeneral parlla
mentary election caiDaign which II
now In full swing ne election viii
be held September
The Labor Party orming the op-
position To the Llbll government,
is striving for conrol, promising.
II put In power, toprOvide cong,i-
tutional regulation trusts. Tho
Liberals. on this poir, maintain that
all trusts are not el. aud that the
present powers OF he constitution
are sufficient 10 dealwith the bad
trusts.
The unique featut OF the pre7oi
campaign Is the faC that the cleo
tions are brought abut by u double
dissolution of parllment. dissclu.
ton OF both the State aud the
House This Is the irst time in his
tory that such actiQ has been TAX
EN- In Australia, AM 1t e. said "a
have had no preceont In any con.
stitutional goyernmnt OF the Ens
disappearing world.
The dissolution VS. granted 10 the
government by Sir mnro Ferguson
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT because al,
Senate rejected a ~ which aimed
to pronibit preferere To casual In.
Dor unionist empluecs In govern
ment service.
The parliament had lasted about
"A year. and with Liberal major
ity in the House am o minority i1
the Senate. The roult was yir'ua,
~ a legislative deadlock
The opposing LEADERS, and Pre-
mior J. Hume Cox. and Andrew
FISHER. the former premier Botl
men are OF the scllmadc type. cacl
having begun life Us miner
Both are trade miousisi but The
present premier is Witted by his op
ponent as having abandoned hi
trades-union princDles Both ore
good speakers and rc now stumpin0
the country addressing audiences u
which the women electors are vel
represented.
In addition to the trust regulation
issues are the Reduction of the hgl
cost of living tari1 reform. a COZ
stitutional amenduenl 20 proyiu
a national Referendum as a suhsti
tute for the dissolution OF pnrlia
ment an amendment 20 give create
force to the industrial arbitralio
act and means OF national defence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30

leys or Carsons or 81 other Pan
handle family This VII at least
teach US all a lesson 4 Panhandle
geography II Il has NJ other value
How many OF you XIV the names
and location OF ali u counties In
the Panhandle?
4 letter from anywoman who
viii help to make th day one OF
universal interest andpleasure will
be greatly appreciatedby the chair
man OF the WomansDay Commit
tee
Let us do all we ca 10 prove our
appreciation for wha our old set
tiers have done Tor IS by helping
to hll the day full Joy ad hap.
pness Mrs. W. A'Garner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30

Crosbyton. Mrs. $. r. Sullenberger
and children have returned home.
Mrs. Nancy McCallum OF Floydada
passed through Amarillo Wednesday
en- route to Claude
Mrs. ]. H. Thompson has returned
from a visit IN Dalhart.
Mrs. J. n. Chamberlain OF Okla
homa Is visiting at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs II. II Buxton, 9O7
Pierce street
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. whittle are
entertaining with family reunion
at their home, 1909 Harrison
street. those gathered under the
parental roof including Mrs. Arthur
Ayers OF Dallas. Mrs. Steve Tripr
and children OF Claiming and Mrs
Don Bowie and son.
j. r. Roberts. OF Edmonton. Can
ada. Is visiting In the city.
Mrs. b. V. McAlister and grand.
daughter Miss Lilly Larsen. return
ed home yesterday morning from a
very pleasant visit of several weeks
with friends in Kansas and Okla
homa
MIR. and Mrs. X. 5. Pipkin OF Can.
yon. spent yesterday In the city.
Mr.. a. II Willborn and family
| returned yesterday from fishing
trip near Hereford. at which place
they were joined on the pleasure
trip By a number of Hereford
| friends
Miss Maggie Hae stanley OF Here
] ford. is the guest of Miss Glady
Stanley. 1901 Fillmore street
Mrs. Mason King will entertain
the lnter-See Club Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs G. y King
1909 Buchanan street.
.ars. n. G. Smith. of Mt Blanco,
Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| hOrsbrOugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newton who
have been spending several days with
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. c. G. Brady. are leav-
ing today for Cloudcroft, n NJ,
where they will spend their honey
moon. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
will return to Gainesville where they
will make their future home
Mrs Emmett Cardwell OF Here
ford Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs W
T. Stanberry, 1904 Harrison street
Miss Lola Reese left Amarillo
Thursday for Kansas City. Mo
where she will study music this
winter. Miss Reese Is a graduate
OF the Amarillo High School and al.
so OF the West Texas State Normal
and her many friends wish her well
/ In her work.
Try naIlv Nova Want Ads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30

Personals.

Personals.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Hall. who have
purchased extensive ranch lands five
miles north OF Amarillo. will move
out 10 their new country home to-
morrow where they will spend the
winter months.
Mrs. John Hutson. from near Can
yon, was a guest In the city yester'
day
Mrs. J. Trollinger has returned
from an extended stay In New Mex
leo
Mr. and Mrs Chau. 2. Elliott, who
have received their furniture ship.
ments. expect TO L-jn their pretty
new home at 1905 Tyler street, by
the weekend
Miss Marie Bedford. who is tbs
guest OF relatives In Neosho, Mo. II
being showered with social courtes-
lea among the most enjoyable being
alnatatorium party given In her
honor Friday
Miss Jenny Carter OF Hereford. il
enjoying a visit with her sister Mis-.
Irene Carter. at 7O5 Harrison street
Mr. and Mrs +. VI. Bisbee will
move into the lovely Jack Hall bun
galow Tuesday where they will be
located for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson OF
Coyina. Calf. arrived In the city
yesterday for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs X Humphreys, 100 Harrison
street
Mrs. Julia Hewings. for several
months enjoying visit, with her
daughters. Mrs. Jack Hall at li0g
Jackson street and Mrs. John Hut
son on her ranch near Canyon. lea
yes today for q visit with her son at
Woodward, Okla.
Mrs. T.. W Fitch and Miss Irene
have taken up their residence for
the winter at 2O7 East Ninth street
Mrs. Lila Austin Myers and baby
and Miss Grace Myers. who have
been spending the summer In Mani
tau. arrived home yesterday.
Mrs. j b. Dooly has returned
from Fort Worth. where she was
called sometime ago by the Illness
OF her mother.
W. r. Spillman has returned "a
Claude after brief business visit
TO the city
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. White mo.
tored to Amarillo Wednesday from
Claude
After very enjoyable visit In
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los and lo7 West Fourth street

lOa and lO7 West Fourth street
This institution is an innovation
in the Panhandle and II is to be
conducted without sordid or mercc-
nary motives.
The INDECENT poor OF Amarillo
and surrounding county without
regard 10 race 0r creed, are cordial
ly invited 10 take advantage of the
free services Offered either medical
surgical or both II necessary
Those of the general public who
feel Interested are respectively in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30

Characteristic antipodcan Issues
include federal provision for cure
for cancer and consumption, and "a
federal public service supcrapnGa-
ton scheme
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30

yited to visit and inspect the ar
rangement and equipment OF the
dispensary Remember the hour of
opening Is between : and 2 o'clock
a. m. on Monday. Wednesday aud
Saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-30
AMARILLO CHARITABLE EYE
AND EAR iiSPENSAlil

Tuesday morning September the
first. between the hour Of s and .
O'Clock a. m The new Free Eve and
bar Disponsary viii be- opened at
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A Detective Not Needed

Ymdna eedaW lhmJ Bmmto Gud maker Of o o floor The
product the
apanoaw tina the amy
otrad"Gu by the mauiadmas andhH
Has, anoean e magne and de
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piano international
We havenda or mnoorwhh