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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED a wet nurse. good wages
60 right party Apph 1915 South Sec
ond street ms
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MONEY 70 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN aG Co buy lol
.build @ house or 10 Improve property
Frank 5 Arthur Room ~ Greer
Bldg iis
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Three rooms over ms water. coolest
in town. for rent i.oyds Pier Can
1901.
fAdverilsemsntl
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The ssisrisk 90 preceding tho name
o. . dealer indicates tbss paper rssu.
larry ssnt 10 subscribers BY mail ~
the, town, will or Sundays be left With
the dealer, where svbsoribsrs can get
them by calling for them.
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THE CALLER 10 ON SALE AT rHE
FOLLOWING NEWS STANDS
AND ON All TRAINS.


CORPUS CHRISTI
Corpus chr,ti Boeh and Stationery
store.
'smth's Book store
Nssess Motel.
eluif orus store
eishs's DRUG Store.
Bay Drue Store.
Red cro. Drug store.
RocaPoRr--
W. o. L. Dye
PORTLAND
Tho. Nirk. ~.
GREGORY
Gregory orue Store.
SAN ANTONIO
Msnasr AotsL
World News Co.
FORT WORTH
lee uus.
ONtGho-
Brown Rankin. isisYs conmstcs g,
Queen Cigar and News Co.
ARANsAs PASS
Arkansas Pa. Drug s,ors.
PORT ARANsAs--
&C. c. rabsr.
RossrowN.
biairs Pharmacy
alsHop--
Bishop DRUG Store.
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KNOXVILLE
n. c. bennett
HARLiNoEn--
Hsrii"ssn Ph.fmsoy.
MISSION
Mission Drug Store.
BRowNsvILLE--
'Amthofs Confectionery.
ALICE
Eagle Pharmacy.
SAN DIEGO
Bruno Rios.
FALruRRiAs--
a, D. Watts.
REFUoio--
Z. o. clsrLseo.
WACO
Jimmis's News Stand. 3io Elm o..
SAN nENiTo-
The Aleevs
MsALLEN--
MeAllen Drug Store
LYFoRD-
Lyford News Agency.
BEEViLLE--
Palace o. Sweet.
slhroh--
sinion Pharmacy.
The sstsrisk 90 preceding tho name
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FOR RENT Furnished flvc-rlom
bungalow near Reach Hotel -ail con-
yenionccs reasonable rent Apply al
2li hrcwtser street lti
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WANTED l.oan ~ iaooo 90 &C. $4,000 o.
900 we'll improved fafm lnlulug town 90
iiruwnsNiiir railroad m Kleberr eoun
~ farm recently purchased foi
g. zoe uo riVc rates cte. inst i,ti,,
Address 90 u.s. Caller OuIrr gt
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FoR RENT Furnished house ~ C
rooms and hath Furnishings can De-
bought con 10 tli TwleF Phone tls
1f4
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SITUATION WANTED.
WANTED MONEY.

WANTED tsao 90 . lots n,af caldwell
ein nsHyssrd "a ssool Coz 90 a.,. ,t
lNN Address uoN s6e fso
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

FOR RENT Three room house fut
nlshed two blocks west ~ The Gables
Apply 1890 Mesquite 1856
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Capable Milliner wants position can
handle spanish trade Department
store preferred Address. Hox 9 CAL
Ter office T.
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- - "a - n ~
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---.-----.--
FURNISHED Rooms.
----aaa-aa-...-..--..-...
FOR REST Clean modern rooms with
ktcheneties. running water. iataiofies
nd an modern convenivnces ai reason
able rates European Plan over pos,.
Office The Tourist Motel oofn Mes.
quite n
FURNISHED ROOMS Cican. cool
rooms located iu center e city special
rates 90 permanent roomsrs Apply
Hrsun Apartments 400 Mesquite
street sOi
COLONIAL. notcl ssot Chanarral.
coolest furnished rooms 30 clt, tglo
$500 and $3.50 also Housekeeping
rooms ssi
ron NENT suite 90 downstairs
hous,ke'ping rooms at slg Mesquite
street Phone $50 Miss Cr0,kcf nee
-~--->--~-~-------s----.-~
fnR NENr 500, urhi hous.keelHnt
n,oins Tor rcnt rhon, lss or sail igii.
Chapauai street i8s
F0R hi.Nr Two nicely Furnished
flats Tor usht huusckrrunr liot ard
cold water AN mudcrn cun,cuirucrs
lll4 Chapurmi ihnn, sis ilo
FOR REST conc or tWo Furnished
housek'spinF rtums bath Hshf4
pfaat, homs o. hIUcis from posfufn,,
on hlmf r'ssonahl, foi uluch,f
t55
tpn REST NireN urmsbei rooms
with cuuvenisu,es central ,los. Co.
business nu children sos N,sqmt,
street 100
hpR REST Nir,iy farnishod room
close iu for rcni io rno ,ounr men
Phone tsi. ia4
WANT TO TRADE.
FOR SALE oR TRADE Modern fur
nlshinls and fixtures ~ a new sis
i.em bungalow cios, ln. makes good
rental proposition What have youe
Address lock box 7s2 1856
ron SALE un TRADE ono aorrcl.
Shetland Mare win trad. Tor good
cts property Anpb Co ,. 4 barnes
personally els Chapafrai street 22i
WANTED 10 trade 7o acre farm IA
miles from Culailcn for Corpus christi
lmpro, ed property Farm bel uu under
cultivation Good water Address T.
O.. hos. li2. Caiau,n. Texas. "a
WANTED TO irad, uninc numbered
aHrieultural Lands IN east and west
Texas Tor city property or merchnn
disc. Room 1872 Nucccs Hotel ig0
WANTED san Antonio rc,,dencr
property ALSO scudur lien notes Ia es y.
rhangc fot ranch 100 Mexico. Address
'nlier EoA l4N iai
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
when 900 need ~ building fuor or
PARTITION file. fire brick nfo clay. face
brick fluo unlnr. wall coping. etc. Al
dress. bred Wood Manufacturer
agent Texas CITY. Texas 100
LOST AND FOUND.
L''r Three months old pun. with
long white and yellow hair Reward
f"r return 90 cl7 Leopard 1877
LOST Ladies' hand -baR containing
about $500. between Staples street and
surpriso Store Reward f0r return TO
caller office lrG
LOST Gre, coat win English pockets
Dropped from vehicle. rofufn Go thisl
Office and receive reward i5g|
WANTED
WANTED a GOOD man 40 NEE, trains
board and room Furnished Ihonc
seq. iGa
WANTED sfcnopraphsr Young man
lr kari. 90 write spanish ~ English on
typewriter copying. etc. Address Cal
irr. no2 i2s i2B|
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FURNISHED Rooms.

FOR RENT Clean modern rooms with
kitcheneties, running water ia,aiofles
nd an modern conVenivnces az reason
able rates. European rian over post.
ofnce The ronfis, Hotcl eof4 Mes.
quite n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

WANTED Three unfunlshod rooms
near High school g0s s Water ~
40
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WANTED

WANTED Fifty students September
lfth, opening fall term a. Browns
Business College Arkansas Pass. Tex
AS 2gf
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST grey coat win English pockets
/ Dropped ftom vehicle. rciutn 90 ihls
/ office and receive reward 100
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
IN DENVER

Denver. Colo, April 9-The Western
irrigation congress called by Secre-
tary of Interior Lane met in this city
today and perfected it's organization.
The sessions will continue several
days and will be devoted to the dis
cussion of all phases of the irrigation
problem. A special effort will be
made to devise a plan for Federal and
State cooperation in promoting,
financing and controlling the big irri-
cation projects to be undertaken in
the future. The States represented
at the congress include Utah, Nevada
Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, New
Mexico, California, Washington, ore
gon. Idaho and Montana. Several gov
ernors are among those in attendance.
Assistant Secretary Jones of the In
terror Department called the congress
to order and presided at the opening
session. Governor Ammons of Colo
rado delivered an address of welcome
and responses were made by several
of the visiting executives. Following
the exchange Of greetings and the
formal organization the congress di-
vided into sections for the considera-
ton of separate subjects related TO
the general topic
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

FARMS FOR SALE-w.C. Rock.
veil. II
Mr.. Henry Waterman of West Gam
bier street, who has ben i'll with
pneumonia at the Mt. Vernon hospital
during the past three weeks, was re-
moved to his home Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Verna T. and Mr.. Robert Sails
bury returned to Denison University,
Granville, o. Wednesday evening af-
ter spending the Easter vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Sails
bury.
Sam Richards was taken from the
B. & o. train from Mt. Vernon, where
he had been undergoing treatment at
the sanatarium and conveyed to his
home, 70 Wilson street, last evening
In the Bazler & Bradley ambulance
Newark American Tribune.
Owens, corner Main and Gambler
up stairs, repairs watches cheaper
than elsewhere. Main spring 75c;
cleaning 75c; crystals 15c; jewels 25c
70 75c. Guaranteed year.
The rare privilege of hearing Dr.
G. w. Andrews one OF the best, if not
the best organist in the United States,
will be given the people of Mt. Vernon
next Wednesday evening at the Pres
byterian church. Admission only
fifty cents
''lf one were to try to mention the
qualities which distinguish Prof. An
drews' playing, one would pTopably
speak of its precision, its varied color,
and its perfect good taste. 1t is de-
light to listen to one who plays with
such good authority" Cornell Col
lege, Iowa.
Mr. A. G. Jobes of Kansas City, Mo-,
stopped over In Mt. Vernon a few
hours Wednesday, enroute from New
York, to call on Mr.. o. G, Ewart. Mr..
Jobes Is vice-president OF the First
National Bank of Kansas Citny and a
director in the Atchlson, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad.
Rev, Frank Albus, formerly pastor
OF Trinity Episcopal church in Co
shocton, who left the ministry and
accepted position as salesman for
the Hunt-Crawford Co., OF this city,
and later was salesman for the Ameri-
can Art Works. has returned to his
first love---the ministry has, ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Episco-
pal church, OF Salem, Ohio. He is a
talented and broad-mnided minister
of the gospel and his Coshocton
friends wish him unbounded success
in his new field of labor Coshocton
Times-Age.
Mrs. George Rogers died at her
home north of Jelloway at 4:30 Thurs
day morning after a long illness of
softening of the brain. She was Sc
years old and leaves husband, one
son, and three daughters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
MAINE G. o. p. CONVENTION

Augusta, Me-, April 9-The Repub-
lican State convention of Maine as
sembled here today and was called to
order by Congressman John A Peters.
The convention will confine its work
to the formulation of State platform.
The nominations for governor and
other State officers will be made at
the primaries in June. Tho early
hope entertained by some of the Re-
publican leaders than an alliance
might be effected with the Progress
sives has been abandoned, since the
Progressive party has already nomin-
ated a State ticket of its own.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
FARMERS AND UNIONS MAY JOIN

Chicago, ILL.,, April 9-Possible eff
fects of the proposed Interpretation OF
the Sherman antitrust law in regard
to farmers organizations will be dis
cussed at the second annual confer
ence on marketing and farm credits,
which is to be held in this city next
week. A defensive alliance between
union labor and the farmers may be
an outgrowth of the conference, as a
result of the admission of representa-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
SEEKS TO REGAIN
HER LOST BABY

Chicago, H.. April 9-Mother love,
stronger than fear of the worlds
scorn, prompted Miss Vida Hagen to
file petition for writ of habeas
corpus In the United States district
court, in an effort to regain possession
OF her child, taken from her three
years ago. Federal Judge Lands lis.
tened to arguments on the petition to-
day. According to the petition the
baby was born in q local hospital in
May, 1911. The mother alleges that
a few hours after the baby was born
II was taken from her and given with
ont consent to one of the attending
physicians. The petition further al.
leges shat the physician gave the baby
to another physician and that the lat
ter gave the infant to couple named
Thompson The Thompsons are said
to live In Montana. but the mothers
search for them has been IN vain.
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i. X j. j. !. !. i. j. j. i. i. j.
BLADENSBURG I.
!, Z. !. !. J. i. J. y. .

Preaching next Sunday morning and
evening at the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porterfield
spent few days at Pittsburgh.
Miss Isabelle Tydings of Mt. Vernon
spent last week with her grandpar-
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Norris spent
Sunday with her sister, Margaret Hay
den.
George Darling spent few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Horn.
Charles Matthew of GAINESVILLE spent
the past week with his uncle, T. ].
Hess and family.
George Melick returned Monday to
Mt. Vernon to resume his school
work.
Born, 10 Mt. and Mrs. Clarence Har-
ris, Monday, son.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
SHORT LOCALS

Eggs ls cents, butter "a cents.
Easter Egg Dyes" Scribner's &c
package.
The qualities are better for the
money at stamm's. Make comparisons
Choice cut flowers and artistic
Moral work. Charles e. Sharp.
Mr.. Arthur Mitchell was business
visitor in Sunbury Thursday morning.
New hats for Easter at stamm's
GOOD Clothes Shop.
Mr.. Frank Mardis went to Center
burg Thursday morning on business.
Special spring designs in ties at
sStamms Good Clothes Shop.
MT Luther Barre went to Columbus
Thursday morning to make short
business visit.
Boys Easter suits, the right kind
StaInms Good Clothes Shop
Warner DeVoe is i'll at his home
In Hudson avenue Newark American
Trihune
The lines from which you can select
something TO please you are large and
~ew. Prices lowest at Stamm's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stevens of Balt-
Snore, Md, are visiting with their
&on, Mr.. Charles Stevens, of this city.
Mr / Rosenthall, who sustained a
Daralytic stroke while at Atlantic City
Sast Sunday, is improving.
Mr. aud Mrs. Carl Wertz are moving
Arom their home south of Frederick
Gown to West Pleasant street where
Hhey will make their home.
Mira Name Condit OF Berea, Ohio,
<RTrived in Mt. Vernon Thursday morn
@dng to visit for a week with relatives,
IL would be wise for you to see the
~1lothes, hats and furnishings at
$Stamm's.
Mrs. W B. Morford OF Warren, Ohio,
-Sisited over Wednesday with friends
sn the city.
Prosecuting Attorney l.. r. Cromley
went TO Columbus Thursday morning
ON business.
The annual apron sale OF the Pres
6ylerian Guild will be held at Row
Sands store on Saturday April 18th,
Beginning at p, m.
The Junior Endeavor of the Chris
Nian church will hold a silver tea, Fri
day. 80 tin g. Bring silver Offering.
The best clothes in the world for
NSasn and boys Stamm's.
County Commissioner Legrand Brit.
eon went to Marion. Ohio, Thursday
90 make several days busnes visit.
FOR taxi service call Citizens phone
%02 green. Bell 351 w. l.. e. Scar
Drough II
MIR. and Mrs. James Upham went TO
columbus Thursday morning to spend
che day.
Annual Easter dance of the u. r. X.
aot p, Monday, April l3. Invitations Of
'NsSt series accepted.
Constable Alex Bumpus went to
%redericktown Thursday morning on
~Dfticial business.
Taxicab and auto service. High and
%elyision streets. Citizens phone 21S.
Nsaii & Sanderson.
Hon. Curtis e. Mcbride OF Mansfield
- candidate for the Democratic nom
%nation for congress in this district.
was In the city today.
Mr. and Mrs l.. r. Schaus of Mt.
Vernon were in the city last evening,
@zra. Schaus being a guest Of Mrs. A.
Il. Rawlings.--N American Trib.
sune-
Easter cards. booklets, novelties
SAnd napkins. Easter post cards / and
= cents. The Arnold Store.
Catholic prayer books and rosaries.
<AR frst communion. Episcopal pray.
'arB aad hymnals for Easter at the
1ewost prices at the Arnold Store.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

tives of organized labor to the ses-
sions. According to the proposed new
Interpretation of the Sherman law,
the law may be applied to labor unions
and farmers organizations.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
HELD UP BY A WOMAN.
New Yorker Hands over s47 and Runs
For the Police,

For the Police.
Philadelphia. Law Of New
York acknowledged that he had been
held up and that, after delivering his
bank roll, consisting OF SAT. to a wo-
man, he had fed Mt her command, when
he appeared before magistrate and
testified against May Howard. the am
azon who he said did the holding up.
Law said that he started TO take
stroll and that when he reached dark
spot woman confronted him.
Come across with what you've got
or y0u'll get yours" she told him. DE
produced the SAT aud ran to the near
est police station. The police caught
the woman, who was held without
bal.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

It is said the Philadelphia Nationals
recently turned down an offer of
$4,000 cash for outfielder Josh Devore.
Josh must be improving, as the Phil,
lies secured him last year from Gin
olnnati at the waiver price.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
LIABILITIES

IOlhA .-....sss..sss sSl, Ids diflu
I u. ID. Heron, cashier OF the above
named Knox County Savings Bank. do
solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief. B. ID. HEBRON, Cashier.
State of Ohio. County OF Knox.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of April, 1914.
BANNER NJ ALLEN,
Notary Public Khox County, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

Blanche Bates is TO make a trans.
continental tour In Barrie's Half an
Hour"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

O.
Under the expert leading of Ring
master Fleming, the 4th annual circus
will swing into the grand pageant
march Monday night April Goth at
$500 o'clock. In circus words OF des.
crlption this magnificent spectacle
will fill and overflow the entire arena.
Included in this march will be the
largest number of persons ever taking
a part in an exhibition of this kind
il. the history OF the local association.
Immediately after the grand entrance
and parade the main show will COM
mence.
The opening act will be 12-minute
marching drill by members of cadet
department. 1t was planned to have
SO boys in this exhibition of intricate
and deXterous number taking part.
Thirty-five boys will, however, give as
fine an exhibition as could be staged
by professional troupes.
The second act will be demonstra-
ton of fancy and trick roller skating
by Prof. Dare, young man highly
accomplished In the art of twists and
spins on the rollers.
Act number three will be given by
the members of the Junior and Junior
Employed classes, boys in age 1915
years, These boys will entertain by
difficult work executed on three pieces
Of apparatus namely the parallels,
rings and horse. Sixty boys will be in
this act of skill and daring.
Watch for further description of the
program. Date Monday and Tuesday
nights, April 20 and 21st.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
Y. NJ. c. A.NOTES

by receiving a forfeit from the
Methodist Protestants in the baseball
game last night, the Congregational
ISIS became undisputed possessors of
the Fred Clough trophy cup for the
season OF 1914 The winners have a
good record, not having been defeated
once and winning all games by com
Portable margins. The team was we'll
balanced and played remarkably
fine game. The battery was perhaps
the rest of any team that showed in
the league and all other positions were
well cared for Two more contests
remain, but the results will in no
wise effect the Congregahonalists
standing
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
+ i. X i. !. i. i. \. i. i. + !. j.
+ BIRTHS i

A daughter was born Wednesday to
MIR. and Mrs, Hubert Walker of West
Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
wAog elcHr
Pitkin's Cash Store
Headquarters for Good Things
to Eat

Coffee pound 2oc
Coffee, pound 2Se
Of Coffee pound SIC
myself and will them TO be
their respective prices than any factory packed coffee
pound size $50
Lalanee Mushrooms half 3oe
Mushrooms half pound size can 25c
size can 1Sc
pound size per can 1oc
Choice Mushrooms half soc
i9c
Herring b 1Sc
I H. i2c
Msckere I b 25c
Mackere. Va h. can 15c
sardnes olive oil V b 25c
imported Fancy pure bonespe 5c
"a ID 1oc
1 19c
Chop SueY. 1oc
glass 23c
glass 23
r. w. PITKIN
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
CROP ROTATION
SUCCESS SECRET
Diversity Makes Majority Of
Farms Pay Well.
IMPORTANCE POINTED OUT.

Agricultural Expert Warns Against
Specializing and Makes Known His.
Reasops--EVery Farmer Should Grow
Everything That Is Needed on His
Place and Not Buy Supplies.
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