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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
6atet Gud, por SaIben aeaen Ga.

QutCt ouW wv SNtpSh BtBeh sh-
iarrb, bic Ausdilbn sutbalttn, ea Ausdflbn
T9r ben CHM bee @sru&ss ,srifSnu unb bas
sanss Syfitm pSais jsrriittsn pirb, ptnu 20
burb bic ftltimisfn Sbtrad1tn tinbriHst.
Sol@s Artiftl lcasn ME auBtr aaf Vsrprbnuus
aut btruftnsr asrits ssbrautt prbtn. ba bst
S&absu, ben iis auri6teu, stbnmal 10 srpb N
ale has @uts, bas Sbr bacon srjisltn fOnnitt.
9alI's 9atarrb-8ur, fabrtsirt BON 9.
3. Gbtntp & Co., SoIfep, D., tnib6lt fstn
AutdflbH unb piyp inntrli9 stnpmmtn anb
ptrft birtft auf biz fdlhmietn Sbrfd&sn bee
Spftms. Wtun Sbr paa's Ratarrp aur
faufi, feb fi&n, baB 9br bic G&tr bsIommi.
Sts pirb innnIi& etuOmmtn une tn SuItbc,
Sbip, ppn Q 8. &btntY 81 90. esma&t.
t6r 8frfauft bon allfn APpibsftTu Trsts
75e. bic 8laits.
5aa's Gamilisn. 9ilItu lnh bic brIftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
9lntraammas TN SOrbams Se=
partemeat.

Nir baben stpa 1000 weise unb ecrn
Spissnporbdnse .Wiuiter' = pslhe als
iurse 8orbdnge benust merben tOnnen.
Ebesrnubst senau rpie poll. Sanee Sor'
h1nge. @enn uolle 2duge, tDiirosn lte
BON 81 bis SO bas Puar briusen. 90
lanae fie ausbalten, IS, 25 u. 35 Gents.
$3.50 Spisen Setten Gets, SO Gents.
25 neise Spisen Betten Gets. Swei
9iNsnhbsr3hse uno SettiiberBug. Wertb
$3.50. Gufraumunssprsis, bas Paar,
9S Gents.
Sritisr Stpd-6ubrfibIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

= gla6 sinsm in @aibiuSton be.
iannt eesebenen Seribt puroen i'm
Sabre 1918 in ben 8ereinistsn Stad'
ten 81, ,61s,6 ,685 Eonnen 9ohlen selpon'
nsu, bic sinsn @srtb BON $195, 1sl, 1877
rsprdientirten.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
Aocused d kllIInn Husband

Mrs. Victor Han. widow OF q young
merchant who wa~ shot To death in
his home at Green pring on april l.,
was indicted FOR murder by q prcial
grand jury In Louisa. va. which has
been investigating the crime Tor five
days.
Mrs. Hall who was In the court
house. having been taken into custody
on a bench warrant, following a sec
ond attempt to burn down her home
and store. was al once arrested. pro.
testing her innocence. She was re.
leased on $1,000 bail to appear for trial
in July
The indi tment charges that Mrs
Hall shot her husband while he was in
bed on the morning OF April Is. The
prosecution contends that she killed
her husband because he threatened to
expose her Tor setting fire to the store
OF W. Il Dunknm. a competitor, with
whom she had quarrclcd She asserted
that burglar had shot her husband
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
Driver STRICKEN Blind.

August WyckoG was stricken with
blindness while he was driving a
team OF horses through the center of
Trenton. \. J. The cause Of the
addiction has not been ascertained His
sight left him without warning, and he
had to call 10 passerby to stop the
horses and assist him in getting from
the wagon
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
VILLA WINS VICTORY
oecisively Beats FederaIs Seeking &c
Reinforce Garrison at SaItillo.

General Francisco Villa. leading ioon
Constituencies troops. won the first
important engagement of the Saltillc
campaign on May H. when. at Pare
don. he debated $500 Feierals retreat
ing from Moncloya.
The Federal troops were deeiSivclS
beaten. Not only did General Villa al
minister defeat. but he thus prevent
cd the arrival OF reiniorcements nj
Saltillo. which would have added ma
terially to the defensive force OF the
objective point OF the campaign.
The Constituencies lost sixteen
killed and TWENTY wounded The Fed
eral casualties were twcntynine Mil
ed and more than eighty wounded
The ConstitutionalistS captured 900
prisoners.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
Badly Wounded In Duel.

a revolver duct over the Affection
ST a girl may cosr tie life Of Timothy
Donaghuc. who is in St. Johns nos
pital in Brooklyn, with a bullet wound
through the body
Donaghue said that he had fallen ia
a duel but Il" stubhornly refused q
give the name OF his opponent or the
girl over whom they had hattlcd.
Each man Wa rcompanicl 10 tbe
scene by second. and Donashue lie i
at the mrs, shot
Il have no Nick, even II die. for il
was a fair heht" said ponaehuc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23

Five persons We're killed Al Nshe
vile, o.. Wclnesda when an inter
urban car struck an automobile driven
by ". " Miller The dead are "
NJ. Miller ana his wife Mrs. Alice
Staiser, his sister Mrs g. 4. Hin and
Vida Ford, hYe years old Mary Hcll
hin. the siN yearold daughter OF Mrs
fIill. was rescued from the wrechage
but she was 50 badl, burned that II T.
believed sch viii die The car and H.,
automobile were consumed hS fire
ter the collision
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
Robbers Blow Movie Safe.

Posing as detectives. four men
gained an entrance to Broadway mo.
ton picture theater in New York.
made the Waterman prisoner, hand
cuffed three workmen who were In
the thcatcr. then blew open the safe
In the box Office, obtaining 10000.
The robbers were in the theater
building three hours and compelled
the Waterman to wind the watchman's
clocks at several points in the theater
at the proper time. SO that no suspi.
cion as to their presence would be had
on the outside.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23

Mrs. T'p-to-Ddtc az suppose
I'll like the new house when
it's finished, though I'm just
a bit disappointed. did
want white tile bathroom
and kitchen, but my husband
thought it would be too much
work for me to keep them
clean"
Anty Drudge ~ Just you have
your tile rooms if you want
them, honey. Wash the thing
with Fels-Naptha Soap and
cool or lukewarm water. You
won't need to scrub-the dirt
will come of easily, without
the least trouble"
F N ap tina
Soap does as
much work as an
extra person. 1t
washes clothes
clean and white
without hard
rubbing or boil
ing. 1t ia k e S
S rs out of
your cloth es,
your carpets ard
rugs; it whltens
woodwork, cleans
porcelain tub S
a n d b asIns;
makes china and
glassware llsten.
F e | S N a p t h a
Soap dissolve S
grease and makes
dirt disappear.
a.r ne dvr-fort ~ The R,i and
C,Cfn P,af-sr Pcife, tHy fs.i-NSfihS
BY shc es'itn 81 boz.
Icls . Co. PhilahclDhlA.
..".....::.:.:'!.:.'
~ Issas-s---s'rsx
$500
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
PENROSE NAMED
FOR u. S. SENATE
Mccormick Defeats Ryan For
Nomination For FOV3Tn0r.
THE FULL STATE TICKETS

Or. Martin G. 6rumbaush Named For
Governor by observation-disclosures
and Lewis to Lead Washington
Party.
TIE result OF the first statewide
primary election IN Pennsylvania on
Tuesday tor nited states senator
and governor were as follows
Republican Nominees.
lai,ed States senator Boies Pen
rosr
Governor III. Martin 6 Brum
baulh
Democratic Nominees.
United States senator T. Mitchell
Palmer
Cos crnor Vance McCormick.
Washington Party Nominees.
United states senator CLIFFORD Pin
chot
Governor William Draper Lewis
The vote Tor the eubcrnatorial nom
nation ON tine pemortati ticket is SC
CLOSE that the result i. not yet known
Ryan is running ahcai ana appears &c
he the nominee
Ryan carried Philadelphia. SeAul
Kill. lackawanna aud Allegheny conn
tie ~ good STEEL maorities, while
81 Cermich carried lau IN anl most
OF tho interior .psu'ic- by stautia
majuritir-
Thourf T. Benjamin. pimmiea ean
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
TARIFF LOSS S63,O00.0OO
Senator smoot Gives Figures For April
Due TO New Law.

Armed with tables OF figures. Sena
tor Smoo, Of Utah, told the senate
that the total loss TO the commerce
OF the country in the month OF April as
q result OF the passage of the Under
wood tarin Law had been $63.oon,ooO
lie based thi~. he said. on reports a
to increased importation and decreas
ed expectation. lie said this was at
the rate Of 500. npo. 1000 loss a year
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
sMedIsh Ken Max vlsit U. S.

Crown Prince Gusiave Adolphus OF
Sweden may attend the ranama-Pa.
ridc Exposition at San Francisco In
1915. The prince is anxious to 20 10
the United States. and he will do so
unless the health OF his father and the
political situation in Sweden should
Interfere with his project.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-23
Reoelvers For Me,al casket 60.

Receivers have been named in NeM
York city for the Nnnirose Metal
Casket company. delaware corr, r.
tion. with principal Offices Al Whining
ton. Del. and 'act"ry a. llas"fs
town. Md The company has carte
took Of s3.pop.o@n IL assets are al.
20 be siio.s46 and liabilities apprCNi
,eataiv sln naa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25


cent and in south Carolina by 5gieal
hsies on lis p.f eent 10. Prg'iDe'ion
~ cotton IN l.ouisisns dsrrea~.d s'r"''.
liy from 1905 io 1910 ihoyEh "nee
then there has been some increase.
ln 1895 To- probation " The aiai'
amounted o. sEils shieh. white in
1910 the amount eas "uy 4tt''
laloA This rsmd c0iIne was que
largely 90 Yhe rasare4 ~ 'he h"il
a.sosli and fo th. eorfrluDni iiteffi'n
10 cotton land 90 fhs cultivation %
auFar cane. rlce aud either crops
TIE lmperaa yalirs iu soaihefn cai-
lfOfuln st.ms o. 10. weil suit'd '1 thf
anitauon 90 cotton THU fn'iiNn hna
% r.ch e,ll warm rHnate, ipnr sel'
.Dr. and Bfuned a. q 4f on loser
.sssl than ins Cplofads faf.f. the fnf.
tL,f 4dtnntssc W nrInH c1s.lt sps'ep
tn.Ie 20 ifrgntlon Tho mahm nDft 20
lab0r fof pIchInr cotton however is %
draw baek. whlIr Goo sfltdliiY q in'
land Co. other crops undoubtedly re-
frlrfa fu auias extent i culture
Nottun has brsr GROWN in this lUcaiifi
sn n ran. mstrnI haais fnf only few
foart Thsf were sgsg uli'a rinnet
10 1910 ESQ in 1911 seit ln 1919
nB gEsgt m 1918 o. hs Deco t'
ported fhsi fhe alre1fs planted ,H r.i
tor boz iHii in fhs imporial Valley 800
.H.w barge increase over thaf In 1913
....I.. rt .f..f..l lila. f..... it.f.fIl.H D. .nI.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

WASHINGTON June "a Tho quan.
ti,y Of cotton ginned from tho crop ~
isls. counting round ne half bales snd
.xci..iing llaiefn. was la.ss2. "a funn-
Ing bates With the exception of that
Of 1871. this n this largest cotton crop
tho rnded States has over produced
Expressed IN gross 500 pound baies. the
crop amounted to itias.sse bales. beinn
4. ssa.ais bales. o. - yer cent lsra ih"n
that 81 1914 hot exces dlDF that ~ 1919
BY 400 .ocs bales. 90 80 per ccut That
81 1905. inc cmaiiesi crp w f"ceni
years by 41sl.ss7 bairs. of rs pei
cent: and that 81 ises the fourth iafgt
a., crop. by 7fs.g7t bales 80 ss per
cent. These figures are given in bui.
lesln on Cotton Production fof 1913.
which has been issued ~ dire,ini
Wiillam =. Harris. - the bureau ~ ihf
census. department - Comm rec o
was pfepafed uiicr the supervision ~
william NJ Stewart. chief luiisiican
for manufacturers
The quantity - cetton ginuod o. ~
The crop - isi9. prior 20 sepi,mhor .
WIS fss.0ss bales 'Sre"ding that 0f
1871 athe aeW larreff hf ~ sos
bal,s. Almost ono bali - ino total
crop WIS ginped prior go october Dr..
by Assesnisr 40 almost thFuo. faufih Dr.
VI the cop hsd been rinusd TINS b.
practically ths same ~ tb' avefass
rcr rhs yura i1o2 1919. th' highest
percentage A0B lWins shown fpf 1893
ana the lowest 900 81 lD is0s
I The amount 20 cotton seed pfo,in 80
an tons IN 1874 was $4,000 WITH nu
estimated yalu" sf $3.50 COO 600 pf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
COTTON PRODUCTION OF UNITED STATES
[ FOR 1918 ANNOUNCED BY CENSUS BUREAU

this quantity t5s1foz tons we're
crushed The corresponding amosnts
FOR 1919 were gI0i000 tons produced
ana ts7s.sgs tons ofunhei and fof
lsit. g.ss1 600 toms produced an1
gs2i07a tons cf4shed.
Conditions Affecting the 1913 Crop.
Tho cotton crop ~ fgia besln With
40 Increased area planted me res .s'i
estimate ~ the Department ~ Arr-
uiiur. being q. $4,000 nrerF re
against on esumhtc ~ ~ 1's 900 acres
for tho crop 90 1912 The lfi3 c'1p
40 whole Ro q lste aiaft bui rood
stands wert obtained lh practically she
cufire oofiDp beif other than uis Aunnt
flc guuai sfHfea where murh rfpilui
iur uas necessary probably n pff
cent ~ their total cotton average
During May Hnd Jane favorable
weather conditions prevailed in 90
aecll1nr 0fffsilinl 90 dssfu, ih' iitr.
ness of Toe 0rYp and prfuiular iH''
tery fate fsuinniri cotton fU fDi IL
good start fasorahic conditions epn.
iluuod faf ihs most port Boa fhe kfi4n
iir states and boz uif ffesfer petitions
~ ihe Mld1ie pHf states ,nahiiuf
ihs ulnuit Boz thean HrriiouH Gel mature
and frut and nenttring rhr o1flY
lls,aufsflun pfearrttH into tn nvr'i
ioni baff.at Du ihr 0furr hand wlft
pn.mla'd te De iffre ficia BOO tar
urea wrist uf th. Maale.ipm 5000 rD.
duced m prolonged drought and es.
OOsaltp h,at 200 % puff yield consider
lns chat nfns percentage ~ tne in.
rfersrd ssrnrr woe Boz uia .r0iinn
iFH. .ff..t ~ fI, 0ff....rff .UI f.i. q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

q. 200 % 5000 arers
IA. ssa Island cotton crop of 1919
su,aunt..i a. % sGs bsi.s or 1850 900
pounds gross weight WWie sight,
larger than the preccding crop. % vas
on. u %. SMALLEST produced tsnce h'
inauguration "a she FlnalnE fepfih ~
M. census Bureau Boo 1880 The aver
sre quantity ~ Sea Island cotton proc
aurrd each yesf b. eruVai cn' in about
90 600 bales - zoo poands each ~
this amoani about 5000 hnles are eA-
ported aud 90 o0U haiss ore consumed
,a thls counfr The best Sea Island
cotton produced ln 'he rnifed states
Is esown 90 the Islands 10 the coast 90
south Carolina by pinnter vito have
f1r many years paid fho mpsi carei hi
attention o. ssed selection The Sea
Island cotton uoW neing grown u th"
West Indies is said io surpass ihe Hf-
efaes Amcrican product end compete
vim that Frown in south Caroline
rather than wiih th, Jess valuable
varieties gfown ia fiorida und
Gsprem However. the total rapeofiH
~ Sea island cli'ou from Doe BRITISH
West Indies fuf the yeaf cndUr sep
ionher 80. ISIS we're uuil 'aVp uale
q Coz puunds each
The Worlds Production % Cotton,
So complied ffum arious sources
ths uonlH pfo1u,i.on 90 cotton o.
isi3. exclusive 10 nntsn m.aauini N
ns factory supply inai Us tHe guia.
Hl .nirunf commercial channels
nHs ggg. 0H0 haes % .pH pound
net Thu rnmparra wfr .UH1foo"
hds. BOO lWg u.epV00 halr. la l'ii
aud ls4ll 900 nnles BOB 5000 Ils
United states e tne ony n1uuur
ahlDh h. provided 900 Hdelunis siH
usn.il srr.,,e f1 uaecrtam th' GUAM
rt u cotton produced ,s.h f,aI
1nr ar.tamens 90 ind.a Eupf 4uI
nussia cnmrll, pui publish nfIwl''
from TIME m um duIus fa,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
TIRE REpAlREas

Sinner lros Tire and Rubber Co. esi
Cmparral Phone - free deliver,
Nuiftwfing i@ttrry Rccharg,ng
Magneto Work block s east
corpus Christi Rubber Tire Co... qualit,
repairlhg sturagr batter, rochlrgine
station. rcchNrgius magnetic nae.
nets Cor Lawrence and Water Sta
phone 'Gb. .iock Is. south
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
CLEANING AND oveiNe

Luoilcn Thu clcaunr Man. 6gs chan
afrai Phone eas hlock 20. west
G. u 'onlcy cloanrr and dyer Tho on.
you will eventually patroulan Con
Mesquite and iaeuna SO phDuc $50
block e. northwest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

we're especially severe in oklahoma
ana only slightly iess 80 W western
Arkansas snd iu the northern sud
western portions - me cotton grov1ng
area " Texas
The roitan crop " 1919 IN general
sas lesr seriously affected ~ insect
pests than the previous Dne although
ceftain iarre sections suffered more
severely than ever before WITH The
exception ~ reftsin feilons Dol north
EN- Texas uhsr fbefe war SOME fr-
ceaslon boz che f'frtDfs Invaded hy the
weesn ther, sns a. advance sii atoms
ihe nue aa compared win l1l4 Tn
total teritofg now .nf,sied BE- oaii
mnis.l 80 100000 spuats miles. inciud
ing sg SOC alu8f~ smiles invaded fof tbe
nfs time in 1874
Gotten Crsp - Tho States
the cotton crop ~ iets as compared
with hst ~ 1879 showed gain ln
each ~ thr reitnn bsii states with ths
esospiipn "a Nafth Caroline usln
bona resas ana Nrmua Tho pro-
ducilon lu Aiainma DeorfiH. south
Caroline and Tsspsases wss fHr iarF
ost r.er fDpufted ~ These states ~
eepi iglt hfhnnrna mnde lts frr
ard crop in ross aod i.DaIriaua hourd
ths nrrsH amount rinfrd ffUm
single rrop since isps WhHr fhl CROP
n TeNaH W. n,nuf 600 0u0 ui'a
short ~ tm rfrafd crop nf tsia u
was exceeded hs onb two others
iloae 30 $500 snd 1850 s. afr, rlf
~ tpf increase ln GOO pfed.n.fien 81
ooftun 300 rsrDpf l.sfs bio u.ru Iur o.
Thar ln gopfela and South Carolina
rt, prediction of .uiinn in tS'.nrril Do
isig shf. .l.rwlnF rn ucraaFs 90
moro umn hln mlinun laies Ha
compared with fhe previous FsAf pas
stW tll.0go hauft of th. rtrori crop
~ 1904 Tho crop uf 1919 huNstst
waa n rhai fiate rrsatsr tHaf thaf
10 iY0s hY lli0la bai.a or 4.s Ger
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
NED CARDINAL csllss.
I''I ll'I0l'l spc'Ial.
MASS

ol ENl, tnne ~ The rf'''1]
r hotor or ihc return q Q.
Ncsln were resumed this rrFMs
tnc celebration 90 Solemn ms
Nns.lila Thc mass vas cslf'0
uI. Emmiurnre Boz the pr~~"
arr, rathcrIue OF the cleru y
representatives. of fhe rel'fltf
murHie THE now Cardlra ~
.cnt,d with au address By y
lud later was cntcrtained q
az tho seminary
H..N fIr. fH.ff.r F0F I hs tFtI II
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
INsuRANcE ~

linton Central life insurance Compan,
w y liclcher Dist. Agt. slT chan.
aral rhonV iAs blook ia east
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

toipus rhfisii co-sl.ratise Farmine
co. Acre shares. Room y. g. e..
Nntl Tina hl1e. lqiouse so hluck
n, rast
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

Corpus chrisii Barbecue siaad. &ls
Lawrence 81 Fresh barbecue Meat
= speciality. Short orsers or all
&ieds I tlssk ., eprsA'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
CIGAR sroRrs.

Crutchet's cigar storn candles and
iilgh Grade Cisars 90 Chspatral.
Phone sss block o.. east
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
AUTO Accsssoe,rs

See sis Cor autoa,ohile accesNoraes For
fiahing tackle us. Noakrs ilfos son
chapafssi 81, Phone IA. block >.
east.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
FlsA MARKETS

riiN fish Co Fish ONsiers Cnn
ard shrimp phnnr tts rrompt ps
hNeiN asa Wat-t 81. hioeh ss wvst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
AUTO LIVERY

Afrow Auie l.inc. bay and Nisia Ser,
'ic@ f'hst Class Autos. Rcspmsible
Drivers ana starr, Phone sis. block
n sauth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
WALL PAPER ANo PAINT

simmons 4 James. stock unexcsned In
South Texas. ais scha,zem Phone
sse, block 70. north
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
Icu eRFAM

iur Quality lee Cretm. rims ft4
puri'N Creamery CO rsinih trad-
IA speciality block q west
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
Many Men Boast That That They Know Every Nook and Corner
OF Their CITY

a % the hYd
The mna dns TO fin quO oerp eshrhe podHe uy
wmanuat aPm her dr eehra@ uM
him successfully %
dy beh HI h business % the ykeedO mh nameHa ewH omdd
help dg
urwm
and West 2 bwen aranTyb adeofuab
d h
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
DISTILLED WATER.

irs pure and heanhful spsts utur
Sold b> q n Hari, with he ssa,
tank wagon PHONES rhuL l.s.
tssidon,, 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

Lion ilonuing and Surety comnan,
sidney Ailsn. 'is charatrRL Phone
seo sn'p sso bh'ch - west
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
ACCOUNTANTS.

sidney Allen. az Chapafral. Phone
sso and flo. block "a, west.
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INSURANCE ,Fir.

sidney Allen "a. chnrwrral rnon,
ESQ ana sia, hhlca "a. west
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galloway Plano ESQ. Etryihins MusI
cal. eso chaparril rhDn, lpsl ulo,l
20. Wsst
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The Siamms. oWomstnsts. el7 Mee
quite. block east
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= y nasle ses CITY Natl Rank Rldr
ci'y property and Npeccs count,
tlaVk land fArmp, blovS ~. south
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crMGTeRY

RuHehll rark Cemetery. perpctna.
.n,, "n Shell Road ut west ,drc ct
vlN limits
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Nueces nli 'ompauy. goo Ciy Sat-
hk hld'e Phone 3os hloek ID.
south
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AUTOMOBILES

fiyel nni Rita Auto Livery Firat
coiesa Au,cs. Prompt Service. aoi
1hai,auai Phone IA, nlock i1asi.
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pHoroseApnv

Ne'k's Stueio sogia Chaparral phone
80. hortraitur-; block "A. east.
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fsHa-.The Universal Car Gloyrt
lol'es Auto 60 Phone Ssa Cor
Mes9uiie ANA l.aguua, block s.
west
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mtlLiNERs

Sew ton Ton millinery. slo People.
Miss Eun Nichois Phone teX
hl,s'k a.. south.
Miss h Clark reNt door a. the Post
office rhono l;s block 4 east
TOE Emporium Millinery. GA Chupar
rtl Phone 1875 hls,k D.. east
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

Texas Motor Sales ana supply Com.
pahy THE Paige The Chalmersl o.
n Moud l'hune 80 block s, east
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rAILoas

suits 90 order So without extra charge
See raufi Woolsn Mills. 80 Chspar
ral can ils- block 90. cast
Harrison Merchant Tailor. 7lt
Mesquite. rhonc go. muek IA west
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aus Dreyer Grocery Store. frnlt and
vegetables. iis starr So Phone sei
block ~. south.
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NeNnon rnderiakinr Co only com.
pl"ie undertaking establishment /,
'he Ctiy ti0 North carttso :,
Phones a. and ass.
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pRN GOODS srnnra

A iAchteuatviu q Sous. "ouinttrrs o.
bNrr hods hlu,k lp. west
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CASH oRocrrs.

Ecunany cash drcerN C,,. an Nes.
cutie Phone ss1 20 his sugar
with a ss.Qo er,ler ~ grevcncs We
sell cheapest Tor cash. block 2. east
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NEWSPAPERS

Caller Herald Address iust Texas" 90
Phone ~ Meek D. east
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TEHAs MEXICAN Rhnrl
from Union Depot en- Rs,l,.., n
Departs f,r lnl,lu n
1fUH,s from Laredo Il