davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

titjon with a copy Of the proposed
law attached will be circulated soon
and submitted tt the legislature
which meets in January. 1t Is ex-
pected that a vote will be had in
November, 1916, and Anti-Saloon Lea
que officials express their belief, based
on a canvass Of the state, that 1t Will
carry.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

Advertised Letters.
Nov. IA
Burton 81 Gray's
Ball, Miss Lillian
Christensen, Mrs. J. G.
Dalten, Mrs.
Galleghor, Miss Helen G.
Hill, Mr.. j. e.
Lyngen, Jergen
Larson, Mrs. G. G.
Foush Harvey
Roberts, Mr.. Geo.
Williamson, VIM.
Nov. q, 1914
Burwell, Mr.. George
Buckstad. Miss Carrie
Larson, Karen
Mills, S. e
Nelson, Jacob
Otto, Nielsen
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Peterson, Erich
Squires, Henry
Schiel, Mr.. Charley
Torkelson, Berget
Iygret, Geo. W.
Wier, Mrs. R. A.
STEVE JONES, Postmaster
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27
Exceptlon to ma Ruia.

M. rgg-You should remember,
ny son, that there is nothing attained
without labor. You iced not expect
to get something for nothing. Tommy
II gets lots of lickings for nothing.
anyhow.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Last k, Wednesday
south of Canton twOs auto chains
Finder leave at LEADER office. Re
ward.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

LOST-A plush robe between
Hans Ovre's and the Newton
hills. Finder please cave at this
office.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

LOST-A new cattle whip between
Canton and home. Finder please re.
turn TO the LEADER Office or the own
er Lloyd LoveleSs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

LOST-A watch fob, with initials
e. p. E. Finder leave at LEADER Of
flee. Reward.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27
Want Ads
FOR SALE

FORSALE Big type poland china
pigs, either sex. 4 miles east and n
north of Canton. Phone. f. j. Syve-
rud, InwOod, Iowa. tt.
FOR SALE-A fine residence proper
W. Inquire of LEADER Office.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27
L. P. Dec. Il
q
Notice to Creditors /.

+. p. Nov. q LII. Dec. Is
Notice to Creditors.
State OF South Dakota &C
County of Lincoln
In the Matter of the Estate of Charlotte F.
Johnston Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Estate OF Charlotte f. Johnston deceased to
the creditors Of and all persons having
them. with the necessary vouchers. within
o. months after the. arst publication OF
this notice, to be said Administrator at the
Office OF Messrs. Brown & Brown. Attorneys
for Administrator. In the City of Canton.
South Dakota.
Dated at Canton. South Dakota. November
18th. 1914.
ANTHoNT THOMPSON.
administrator with the will annexed OF the
Estate OF Charlotte f. Johnston, Deceased.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

FOUND A knit shawl between
Carl Glaettli's and town. Owner call
at Palace Livery.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

STRAYED To my place a good
size Duroc boar. Owner may have the
same by proving property and paying
for this ad. HalvOr Olson.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27
FOR RENT

FOR kENT-A house, also some
rooms over the Sugar Bowl.
Mrs. M. E. Rudolph
FOR RENT-An eight room house.
Second house east of the Methodist
church. For information call = 400
A. x. Thompson.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27

WANTED;- A second handed sur
rey. G. r. Simms. Asylum, Canton
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-11-27
WANTED

WANTED-Experienced Grocery
Clerk to begin work first part Of Dec
ember. Applications stating salary
wanted mailed to box 367 Canton, $.
d.
Evening star., 1914-04-10

and Miss Mary Jones Conrad. both Of
Leesburg. while the flower girl will be
Miss Lucy Gillette Harrison of Leesburg.
The groom will have for his best man
his brother. Henry Tazewell Harrison OF
Leesburg. and the ushers Will be Mr..
Rozl"r II. Dulany. jr.. Nj. Aidrch
Dudley Of Middleburg and Mr.. Thomas
blackwell Smith. all OF Wasaington. 2.
- Mr. Donald Merid.th McNsale, Mr-
Hubert Taliaferro Plaster and DR. Harry
Preston Gibson of Le.sburg.
he ceremony will he performed a; :
clock and viii he followed by a recep-
ton at the home OF the brides parents
y large number OF guests from Wash
nGton. Baltimore, Charlottesville and
Stlunton are expected.
Announcements hays been rrCeiy 81 here
OF the marriage OF Miss Teresa NJ. Nc
kenna and Lieut.. Alexander Mortimer
Milton, 18th United States Cavalry. The
ceremony was performed AT Honolulu,
Hawaii. Wednesday. March 4. Lieut.. Mil
ton is son of Mrs. Theodore pavisson
Milton OF Chevy Chase =. e.. and for
merlN resided in Loudoun county. lie
graduated from the United states Milf
tary academy. at West Point. june. lar
he has been stationed for the past year
or NOR" AT Honolulu. where he met his
bride when she was visiting There
Mr. y. u. Pollock Iannry I"ft this week
Tor Montreal. Canada. whore he win ne
married Tuesday next HIS h5i,le-to-he
IS MISS Lucy EvclNn stevenson ,Iauchtrr
of NJ. ana Mrs. Arclibaia Stevenson
Iauls Church Montreal At 80 o'cioc X
TUESDAY afternoon. ANA will lie followed
by reception at the home Of the hrid, 5
parents. Mr.. Janncy is son Of Mr.
Cnares F. Jannev Of Leesbure and is
an engineer in Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health department during tile
past twenty-four hours:
Henry Z. Smith G3 years Emergency
Hospital.
Eliza Walters. u years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
John H. shelton, 63 Years, io6 18th
street southeast.
Infant of Elmer W. and Jane Ewald.
5 days, 81 Todd place northeast.
Ezekiel Twyman, Is wears. Garfield
Memorial rIospitai.
William Thompson, 67 years. 40 w
street northwest
Thomas G. Hensley. 80 years. 2i3s
Newport place northwest.
Lulu Gordon. % years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Grant Dorsey, year children,s Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Austin Lectures on Nation Capitals.

Q. P. Austin. secretary of the National
Geographic Society. in an Illustrated lee
ture before the Cleveland Park School
and Community Association at John
Eaton School. last evening described the
wanderings OF Congress through the nine
cities in which the capital of the ma
ton has been located at one time or an
other. and spoke Of the beauty Of the
present site and the great interest of the
people in Washington. Slides We're shown
of other capitals of the world.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Wilbur 4. Slough and Daisy 7. Scott.
both Of I.aurel. Md.
Willard }. Andes and Ora 7. Holar,
both of Bealeton, Va
James II. Poscy and Bertha A. Murray.
Andrew p. Bryant and Ellie Jones.
John +. Paul an1 Edith l.. Compton.
John p Lawford of I.ynchhurg Va.
and Ruth l.. Hepiier OF Monroe. Va.
Cornelius Gray and Mamie q. Wright.
both of Upper Zion, Va.
Abraham Lipman of Grafton. Md. and
Mary Wiener of Baltimore. Md.
Leslie p Simonson and Edna +.
GriffinG.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Births Reported.

The following births have been report
ed to the health department during the
past twenty -four hours:
Joseph y. and Sarah Amorky, girl,
Elmer ". and Jane Ewald. boy.
Thomas y. and Gertrude NJ. F'allon,
girl.
Samuel \. and Lucy J. Tolbeit. boy
William E. and Emma E. Sherzey. girl.
Morris and Bertha Tra.nen. girl.
Harry c. and Grace Mccoy. girl.
Charles I. and Adolphnc \. Mckin-
ney, girl.
Henry p and MARY Williams. boy.
Wallace and Sarah Berry. girl
Charles F. and Katherine Wright boy
Edward II. and Edith NJ. Diggs. boy.
John w. and Mary Purcell. girl.
Joseph r. and Sarah Mason, girl.
Rufus and Charity Barcum. boy.
Evening star., 1914-04-10

The Coburn Players Will give a series
of open-air performances III Twin Oaks,
Noodlcy larc. for the bencfi; of the
Montessori Educational hssociation
Wednesday, evening. April -. The
Sanctury" viii be given. on Shake
spearcs birthday Thursday afternoon.
April 23. al 30 O'Clock The Tanning Of
the :Shrew." and thai evening at
$40 o'clock. .'Iphsenia in Tauris'
The patroneSses are Mrs Wilson. Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall, Countess Bernstorif,
Nine. Bakhmeteff. Lady Spring-R Nine.
Riano. Nine. Ekengren. Mrs. William ].
Bryan. Mrs. Franklin *. Lane. Mrs.
Houston, Mrs. Redtield. Mrs. Charles L.
Hughes Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams. Miss Eoardman.
Mrs DimocE. Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn. Mrs.
l.lkins Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Hanna
Nine iTaugc. Mrs. Gaf. Mrs. G. 6.
Glover Mrs. Hay, Mrs. a. Hopkins. Mrs.
Iicnuca Jennings. Mrs. Rudolph kauif-
mann. Mrs. Mccormick Mrs. Franklin
MacNeagh Mrs. FeSsendcn Mescrv". Missy
Patton. Mrs. James Parmclee MIS-. H.
C. Perkins. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe Mrs
Barrett Ridgcley Mrs. Fremont Smith
Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson. Mrs. Thomas
Walsh, Mrs. Charles Roushton Wood and
Mrs John Jay White. In case of rain
the performances will be held the 18th
and 25th
Miss Florence Cohn of the Ailenhurst
Is visiting Miss Frances Shceline in New
York city until after Easter.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Charged With Criminal Assault.

Richard Haskins. alias Frederick Has
kins, and Raymond Benjamin. both col
ored, We're held Tor the action OF the
grand jury in 5000 each TO-DAY in the
Police Court on charge of criminal
assault Ii is charged that the defend
ants committed the crime April >. They
were arrested by Detective William NJ
Gifoyle of the eighth precinct.
Evening star., 1914-04-10
DIED.

join H. GHASIEY he"sal oaaibrr i' or L : 7. +
chassE Mrs. J. rtav r waae ! I GT"1s. ns Nr,
Funeral from The residence Of bi~ sister Mrs
AloysIus cnurcb. Eequiem mass WI; he cclc-
hratcd next week.
CHEEK Departed this life Thursday
APRIL .. 1915. Al l2;lo pm. 4 h> resi-
FRANK ". cHEEk beloved husband II
Emma Check anl son Of IN" lafr George ".
Mo-" Of funrra, Later. tlr-cIanl. onio, snI
Detroit. Mica. paocss pleas copy IL
CIIlECH an rdur>,ar mofnn-. Arr :
Iait Mrs. HANNAH Coi;I. wIn-r - ~
late Can't. Thomas Causrh. agrd seventy
runera, from bcr lat. residence s;:s New Jersey
a-enuc southeast sstariay April H. =;
1::;o pm lntcrincnt private. 10
coIMAN. suddenly. THURSDAY. april .. 1911. Al
:::no pm. ROSA. beloved daughter os The
late Henry and Carolina Coman.
Funeral from ber late residence. - Quincy place
northeast. sunday. April T. at 1890 IN. IL
Departed this life in ,shury Park
,a.s, j. APri, r,,.r u" af / r,i, 'ail Mia AApEiE
Funeral services At Third BAPTIST Church. .,th
AMI q streets northwest, Saturday. April Il.
AZ pm.
DAVE SrIienl& !, = ~ Tm',.a1 AgI 2 i'ii.
! =.
Funeral i,.,- ItrS~ i.nJ"riakH. - j ~lt.
m"nt saturday. April II. Ut :; pm. ,Ntrnau-
,ira ari Manassas, Va. pap.rs please r"pa.i
IN Thursday. Arr .. 1918. II his
residence. in5 street northwest. GEORGE
". GLADMoN. in the stIty-nin,h year OF
bis ose.
Funeral services will be held in Lees chapel.
IS: Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Sat
urday, April IL. at pm. Friends aud rela.
tives invited. Intermert in Oak Hill
semetery. services in charge of Potomac
J. TYLER POWELL. Commander.
". H. HOOVER, Adjutant. 10
GLADMoN
II becomes my sad duty 81 Motif, tbc mrmhers
Of The survivors Association az tha pistrici Of
Columbia. Volunteers nf 1851 1s6, Of ID" .lrsth
of f.EOR,:I ". ,,LtpNp\. president II the
ssoristior. April . 1915 e J" mcnlh'rs "f
the rSst.ati,n earnestly requested I" ~
ter funeral ices 81. Tenn! irsnia avrifie
northwest Lees undertaking chapel. "rr tprli
II at :. nm CHARLES r. MoktlS.
JOSIAH !. FORD. First wee ffcs l.
Financial Sec y
GREEN. On Thursday. April . 1914. al 9:l5
s.ni., at his residence 1918 " street south
east HARRY c.. beloved husband Of Ada
laide Perkins Green.
Funeral Saturday, April II, at PM from the
streets southeast Relatives and friends IN
Evening star., 1914-04-10
In Memoriam.

CARTER. IN sad remembrance ~ my lIshand
aud our father. ANDREW CARTER. fSh" D..
parted this life three Years az" today Arrl
10. 1911
The depth OF our sorrow no tongue .au tell, :.
Al the loss os our father all l"vc' veil
And whilr ne lies IL peaceful sleep
His memory Shall always keep.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CISSEI. In loving remembrance "r THOMAS
L. CISSET. Who died one year AZ" today,
Bl Ills son HARRY AND Nlrt
MCGUIRE II Ios ia- remembrance dcsr
father and =rai,itathcr. JOIN Ai'''t ihE.
come but not forgotten
BY rIIE FAMILY
dcae wife. MARIE rhStTo me. 'u~hinl"'tf3,.
who departed this life two years asp To-Day,
Ap-il 10 1872.
WALKER In s=.d hui loving rememhran.c of
oar dear husband aud father. CHARLES Is. /,
WALKER. w4o departed this life twelve
BY WIFE, ANN. AMI Sons CHARLES *.
AND THOMAS a WALKER.
WILLS. In sad fut iaginS rcmcmlr:suc' of ny
dear mother MARIA WILLS 1rh" drrart"t
this life seven years ago today. Ai'rii I"
1901.
Dear is the grave uner,, NY loved one la.i;
Roses mas vtaeg-, leaves fade and die
Though others forge YOU ne. neNtg sllatl !
III HER son. JOHN WILLS :.
WILLIS II memory ~ Rev InwAI:p VII
LIS pastor "f the i.iherfx Eapti,t 'hHrss.
who entered into h"avcniY FsSt seventeen
years ago today. April II. 1871 ii!s Pla5'
BY MARIE WATTS
Evening star., 1914-04-10
BURIAL VAULTS.

lltE Dis SfHI,I BURIAL VAULT iS .0ff
century conception; made Of cioee grained
Crete flint, steel reioforcod water aud rernl1
proof: reasonable: furnished icy fuGeral III
rectors. 2Jec North Czp. St. Phones y. SeiS
n. 3336-M
Evening star., 1914-04-10

GREEN On Thursday. April .. 1914. al 9:l5
sm at his residence 1915 " street south
east HARRY c.. beloved husband Of Ada
laide Perkius Green.
Funeral Saturday. April IL, at pm. from the
Apacostia NJ. +. Church. corner 18th and I
streets southeast. Relatives and friends IN
Evening star., 1914-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Elliott of 1920 East
Capitol street left today for a ten-day
| trip to Boston. Mass, on visit to their
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Urges Wage Increase.

y 10 per cent increase in salaries of
all custom employees receiving less than
$1,000 a year was advocated before the
House WAYS and means committee yes
terday b. Representative Maher Of New
York who said New York customs men
do not receive enough to support their
ia antilles
Evening star., 1914-04-10
Leesburg Weddings.
r.i,l r,orrcsropdencc II I'll. Star.

I.EESEt Re-. Va. April 10 1911
At the marriage OF Miss Mabel LittiE,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Git
tings I.ittis and Walter Jones Harrison at
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church,
Ieesburs, Wednesday evening, April 81.
the bride will have for her matron of
honor her sister. Mrs. 4Aldrich Dudley of
Loudoun county. Va The
bridesmaids will be Miss Maria Wash
ington Harrison, sister of the groom,
Evening star., 1914-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. James William Shackle-
ford Of Remington. Va. formerly of this
city. announce the engagement Of their
daughter Elva Fillmore and Mr. Henry
AshbN Brown. The marriage will take
place in the carly summer
Evening star., 1914-04-10

Miss Florence Cohn of the Allenhurst
Is visiting Miss Frances Sheeline III New
York city until after Easter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
DWIGHT SMITH WAS
SHOT TO DEATH BY
UNKNOWN PARTIES
SHOOTING OF YOUNG NAN oc
CURED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
NEAR ORANGE GROVE.
White Smith Was Seated IN Auto Rain
OF HuNsts Came Frc'h fiuxh 70
SIDE 81 pDtIc Reno

nNlrhi smith vtn tscNA suna
map ol Anrr and vno 80 aiso ven
AHown - E.tpus CHRISTI vhrrr b,
isitoi epoH frequent usfta.aus. was
ehui lnam ambush pflt ,nanr, Cra,,
hm Wells County htt senda, 4fisr
u0uu 4nd waa lustnu, hlihd 4ae af
inlt has Dawrd th, rfritfai os oNlllt.
mrnt and la.s..a have hosn mallur
thHoata acleh tot 500, mma,rt ai
mufdefrfs ha fhr casf mff tc
while smith wHa SEATED ln an auto
monlie and na romp.ul.n wa urtn
laH mtr 600 Yhr pnnir und
fuslIade Of bullets uofo dlgs.i.I st ii,,
.atomaullo nnd smlh was nsnnin
klrd lys huulte snitrol his r.d,
iohn ttpyuulds Who Dad hrrn rll.
Uur with Smith aud Nho lsfi ihr ias
,hns iu upen ih, rltr ratap,d unin
Iurtt ThD huiah yves 80 hes,t thlt
800 gotnulds ,Nua nat determine
ir'm whNt dIrroil.n fhr shuia had n.tu
Wtt fha shuoilHs e..m0d nrat tho
l.-.traI nn,h anrui ivo art ONO
nin mli.a atHh nf nmnre grut,
$50 Nfnalls mmeani,h u.r tho
hNHunf drnto u ,1ahr, GUtD Hal
I.s0H NDft lu.lN fum,I tnI ihr
u.uis Boo Nnr VICINITY 30 he sh.unr
.r, u.r. nfrhDa Nb.nlaht hut
Does trar, uf tho a.aIu.uf. wUs ntunl
If n'n.lda Nrn 700 40 uilnlnn ilal
m.l. tn.H uUe p,i..r h.A nl.i lh,
.N.f.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
MYSTERY OF THE STOLEN
BANANAS IS A PUzziER
F'ne Chance ior Wuirrt o. Movies 20
Cei q Coed Plot for
Photoplay

THr uI .t.f ~ Goo .t0hr lInHr
ih. hrn, fht sam, 80 corpus
'Du.u .nar wull. mf Co.,, mu,i..
mirh, be- lh, tl ,lntANs. 81 5000 4
clever aftnupt 10 r.hp,l. N.u suf
fU,ni tmuuui 90 pitHu nud humar I'll.
u'1ilb hsllu.r .O lntltur Dg thr r.s
5000 tmt go. r.ui.mau ntha Nham
whom ~, rhau nu er manaDh sm
Tered Uu .,tul l ,uupl, of i.fen
none Too rlpo bananas and humnf hl
tns methoda .mpifed to appfeh,nd ,hs
had thi,r
inn SUNDAY rirhi or n fact reni
.arll Hundai m"fuinr nn omplr,o ~
t'..'i sosItchrr cohpanf. vsl,sale
fruir aud pradlr'. ln pa.anr rbr
warehouse n.tei OPS. pr..snrs ~ tn
intruder in n rcfrlr,fator car that was
liongalds th, platfam of u, hulid
inr
i'asfilf he moved 10 ihe police fa
uoa nnd notified Ihs onrfr 10 Dds
Ilfcntnt Then % D. nssno. mana
r'r % Csc company Nla notified The
0fnrera mfu huuiea tI th, .,en. and
found co, haid BURGLAR bad annoaed
a Hr1teh nf hr oaf showed ht the
nreilnra uu fhD nDm fhai ahoui tao
dozen banana had been eaten
------e---------------
im fuur tired and a,hlne fec Mar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09

weI.ha nearer 300 th.n .00 pounds
i,urer 10 urumfcld. who nae 100 idea
that ft men pnssos- boot nfiie power
4 endurance Thought chat he would
s,k, ia au 90 IaIha expense 10 then
iud ther. proposed ihlt 30 Is,R woHli
,fr. o. fIte rtunn rao f.u,i wih water
90 FL certain un,anr, uat boz would
ei.c hm ftr tln otherwise thr
fl, slm.l,ona u,r. tu he elseu Dbl doe
.n. Nho.. Surname 81 nsftt
This tlt sounded rpotl to s. s Mer
.sr ees luuthr who was ready iu
ate 200 th. burdens ~ he nu man
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
LOCATION IS SECURED
FOR MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
G,n ~ Daughter Of Conisdtracy 20
CITY VIII be- a, hssd Of Peoples
Street


A location Dt ih. lfntnH 6mhln
tn n' '.nu,d n pemiw. Dormm
'llptn of $500 Auinmo tnl tu Do. pr,
,nf,d n goo. Uut of cuum ,huau
nN tN' m ,h,pt,t ~ h, tnn,t
NluHHfri. W tHD C.uf.J,ftrf. which
hrtd.i nt 500 Too 81 CuN sr uan
l,'ld'd nn 40 Dunf .Dl,t hsid t,al,f.
dat afternoon De- uhhh 500 Coppim
ttn.u. NnltmD o. % rur rs. u
nN'f nol Mu'r DHn lnmr,,.
nDplIn Gordon UDunr 81 %. fs,I
lWuI 4ul ntnt Iohfti.uu aua
ihr 500. pn Dut A# r.aHl Yf
nHi conference tNt unnftn uln b.,
placed 10 on. ruf .f uh. ai,iia un
Peoples .tf''i h.idiuH Go Nouh npai
wfN nmNh Wlu be mrlud,i Boa tho
niuif Identification pHnH 10, u,h
tHu o. considered tu he frri df
aiaDl, oor o.. % vail Be- tn harnuns
with ihe improvements on IA. hnn
lud VAN b. boz full Hrht ibo i,nrih 81
lrupirs street ana ~ 30 chose ihai
ue' ihr steps which viii suun be- hulh
Tho dfnhlnr fountain viii hr urs.
."ni"i 90 fhe ciiy hf fho Daughters ot
fh' conftderrt wh'n % s. odmuleied
with eersWupirH Tho idea 20 mailns
.iis d.uati"n usH conceived poin. time
nro. and al ahoui me same time thr
happier received propagation fJon
ODE gan Antonio sculptor Tor the q,
nfn 90 fhf fountain
% o. Mr. Coppnia idea be- carving
'hiH drinking fountain. fn rarfB uni ih4
IdH af what has mode a.. cily ~
Corpus rhusu and ln matinr d. De-
vii 'mhndf TOE twn Ffeatesi mc.
lprH ihe Earh and foa d win aiso
he 1pprUprnte f0r ihe cause ION which
10 Do rifen. on she fountain viii be-
brouzs tablet telling the donation
ana the fari that b iH riYen in hDn ~
~ ihe Confederate soldiers who fought
fof ihs south during ihe tompeviuou.
gsara ~ ihcl-gf 1usi wilton fhla drink
INK fountain viii be completed b pol
tunWn. bot ~ cuufar % viii not b. 40
in place until ihs bluff plans are car
rcd out which viii probably not b,
fof iafre months YET
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09

Cotton poisons 81 mneham's DRUG
store.
Acknowledgements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09

Coughs and Colds Weaken tho system.
Continued Coughs Colds and bronchial
irnlliles are depressing and weaken the
fyftem Lur - weirhi and appetite
eeuoraliy follow o., zoe, bottle ~
~ kinTa New Discovery th.dny. ~
viii stop yoiT cough The first dose
helps Tile beat medicine FOR aiub.
born cosrhs. Colds and an Thfoai ana
Lunr Troubles Mr. - n Brown.
Muaca,ine Ala. writes MY wife WIS
sick during the hot summer months
and ! honestly believe Df kings New
Discovery saved her ilfo" Good for
children Coz and $500 ~ your Drug
rist Advertisement AZ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09

Richard kleherg last NIGHT ieff fof
Far worth pn a severli days business
trip
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
Eat MEN WON IN A TEST
u of POWER AND ENDURANCE
<t3appy Jack and S. A. Mercer Each
Long Trip With BIG Cans Of
Water on Shoulders.

n Mabel the two fai men thn' sou
nj inTadluE duwu Chnlarral and
Ies quite street late yesterday after
MOI were not necessarily on the Ma
~ wagon Rather tho burden ~ car
|hg the water vas upon the broad
~ anse ~ their shoulders Both were
~ Founders and ahove. They each
Hffied the burden ~ forty pounds II
30 Here b. the story
~ y. knasghiewiez, We believe We
pfsl u right anyway bis name %
Mo- lack, f. some heavy. ID fact be
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09

lDf fuur tired ana aDh.ne feei Mar.
lnoiln roi Powder soothos aud Mar.
ln'lio ioot Cream rsulte. Zoo bufniur
a'nHHfiou. idral lisif tsrior
fAdfprfirtfnpnfB
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-09
AGGRESSIVE PLANS
FOR RAISING FUNDS
CELEBRATION MADE
JULY FoURrH CELEBRATION 70
81 BETTER THAN EVER
BEFORE
conir,istss VIII Make Canvass Of CT,
For Funds 70 Pay Expenses Of
csisbrsttop.


tpon hre,r rlanasr ana better
f.air than over bstar, ausmpi,d tn,
HsopF of Cofpas CHRISTI this YEAR are
to celebrate 1ub rDufib Three iaa
iat. count zen luN q o ANA q art tul
bel s'f asld, Aa huHds,s tnr fh, ie.oii,
30 .u ,ni.r seuta auN Southwest Go.
nett u Corpus DNiNt fsf Ir.uD in
aud,ftoui,ss f.r EU.I 'u,h Nl nuf
nr bul,n rastJ streets and other
maHl Hupf., tm,ni. aud tIsi,t 900 th,y
afe io etth,r hr u.al ar,, dats of
NuaII.t,i p..N.ut, WI,u auu Dtf, WlI
ut .ssf q. ths nrr,at.
ru pau au tha .r c,.,nmuuu BE l-
ewnE tD r,Qmr, sum, ,au uf tne
i'alu 900, .attnr If latr- mrues &C.,
nitt, tn, mtfr ru t- N,fs aplil
Datl, JOB tnIs Instance Iut without
douui VIII ro as casting bread uvon
iAr Wat,u tt thc thousands and
thousands 40 VISITORS h,r, fur tnt his
.amhuf,, WIH slrnd hundred dnllafa
ohrf, u WlH ,a.t . eu.s .lmhon iu
4tDn.n t..m.
400 entertainment commute, &C. fhc
c0mu. ,HI ,Iun. estimates ta.t.i. uIl
ut iI.f0 %. nr. t.' u.i,umuon
900. nna mlet 90, f..s,I 4ul.hIN A..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10

PLOTS Select place for your summer home in the most beautiful shore property in Con necticut, high and dry. pure air. sewerage system and everything in sanitary condition: all city improve4 ments, beautiful water frontage and woodland. Prices most reason able along the shore and terms as low as $1O down and $5 per month. Address Y.. Farmer Office.
 P7 d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10

WHY PAY RENT7-we build houses anywhere. Small deposit, balance payable monthly; also houses now ready for occupancy. The Home Construction Co.,. 147 Stratford Avenue, (Incorporated). Bridge port, Ct L5 ds~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10

FOR sAUE-Two 1arniry house strat- ford avenue, F rooms, all improve ments. recently painted and put in No. l condition. only o. few hun dred dollars hooded to secure this place. New pavement just laid. The Bridgeport Land & Title Co.
 6 61A &t3