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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29
Simple Remedy.

: A simple but eficacious steam rem
edy for cold In the head and hoarse-
ness Is to inhale steam from a sponge
dipped in boiling water. Cover the
sponge with boiling water. wrap q
towel around It so that you can hold
the ends Of the towel instead OF the
sealding sponge. Bury your nose and
mouth in the covered sponge and
breathe through nose and mouth
When the sponge loses heat. remove
the towel and pour on some more boil
ing water.
Cold compress 10 an excellent and
easy cure for sore throat. Wrap cloths
wrung out in iced water round the
throat and renew ~ soon Al they
grow warm.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29
The American Cak.

Deer hunters arc. forbid den to kill
fawns in most American states. There
are laws to protect the baby seal.
Game fish under = certain sise have
their lives insured by ofncial regula'
ton. How does II happen. then. that
the American butcher goes on slaush-
teriug the American calf. slashing A.
the throat OF the nations meat anu
dairy supply. without audible protest
from any quarter! The heifer calfs
place in our system Of table economy
II not q matter Of gussswork or tho
ory. The calf that is eaten ~ veal
never develops into beef. nor can Y
continue tha race Of III vafuxble kind.
It 10 \ .eoptepfioo Of expeses .khee .
vcFy definite ress0n for our Awaoonog
beef supply u the vnrsstrictsA seeugh-
ter Of very young heifcrh-PhilaAss-
-es- OA-f>-AA
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

Last night the Photoplay theatre
was filled with the. Knights Of
Pythias and their guests to witness
the presentation of the the worlds
most beautiful story OF love and
friendship" Damon and Pythias.
It was the finest motion picture ever
given in Crested Butte and gave the
beautiful story in pictures true to
life and pleasing to every lover of
the artistic while the portrayal OF
the beautiful, sincere yet simple
faith, of love and friendship appeal
ed to all, and nirrored forth the
great truths upon which the Knights
of Pythias founded their order.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29
The Hurry-seurry wseid.

II you saw . company q pilgrims,
walking as II for . wager. eacA with
hk teeth set, and II yoo hsDSsned 70
ask them enc aftsr an04Asr: WAieSsr
they were going? and from each you
we're to receive tie same answer: that
positively they were all in . hurry.
they had never found leisure to in
quire into the nature Of their Grand
confess. my dear sir. you would be
startled at the Indifference they ex.
hibited. Am going too far. II l say
that this IL the condition OF the large
majority OF our fellow men and a.
most all our fellow women?-Robert
,Louia atavsnaon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29
Mining Notes.

News-C hampton The Vulcan
Good Hope property south of us is
one of the best deposits of mineral
in Colorado. For the first time in
its history. the entire vein is under
une management, and if the deal
goes through for Il proper reduction
plant on the ground, which DR..
Weiss is negotiating, we may expect
to see great things there in 1915
and succeeding years. One the
essentials will be good road on an
airline frum Gunnison that will tap
all this country. During the min
ing excitement of twenty years ago
we didn't know what a good road
meant To a city or what it spelled TO
the producer to have good roads
over which to ship his stuff.
News Champion: M. A. Pen
nington is planning to begin work
on his claims upon RUBY peaks
about June first. Mr.. Pennington
and Ginger Linton intend to leave
this coming week 10 open up the
country. There is good ore in sight
and the completion of the drainage
and transportation tunnel now un-
der construction It is believed will
make a shipping mine of these old
claims. -. 10.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

Last Christmas certain reverend
gentleman received, among other
things gallon can full of what he
thought was lubricatipg oil for his
automobile. A few days ago he
used it for the first time on his car
The car ran about three blocks and
stopped. He went home to test the
oil. 1t looked good-he tasted it
it was maple syrup.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

We wish to call attention to the
new advertisement on our local page
Of the line Of paints carried by DR..
Taylor. AZ is well known this eli
mate is very hard on paints and the
Climatic paints seem to be Whist IS
nectlcd. ''a
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

az essyBUnix cUnsc,onco N u tAs
smaller. duties Of life. and Al abtofaS
love for frills and laces. these sSV ths
gentle virtues that will serve 70 keep
sweet and eager the dreariest msscu-
line heart.
Good women have q world Of sin
and sorrow for which to answer. anA
. recent chance remark Of . famous
writer has more truth in It than We
always care to believe. when good
women are too good" she said. ITO b
restful. dainty and sweet. they are be-
ing AZ faithless to their marriage VOWS
a. arc the tired husbands who NO
longer pay them homage.
Womnn's Magazine
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29
Notice.

All school children are requested
to gather at the City Hall at l
O'Clock Monday afternoon May 81,
to march to the cemetery and assist
the Old Soldiers in the observance
of Decoration Day. ->', ,-.-ss
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29
Crested Butte, Colorado, Saturday, May 10Th, 1915.

andre Hulyan was brought down
from Pitt-bury Wednesday suffering
from a severe attack of accute pneu-
nhonia. He died the next morning
ard was buried yesterday afternoon,
BY the Crotian societies. We un-
derstand he had no family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

s.. c. RohinsoA recently purciias-
cd . fine. latest model five-passepgeI
Ford, his Stanley steamer. which
he purchased last spring having
been taken to California where it is
serving ns a jitney bus. sf.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

Keep tho cream ccol. Il aAou,a -
IS near so degrees r. ~ possible, II
It 10 desirable to keep II sweet aaA
check bae1AE3A scttoa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-05-29

-'' Keeping the Cow Buoy.
Don't expect = COW to put in all her
time feeding. Giys her credit for work.
Ing when she 10 chewing har cuA
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23

home last Sunday. Present were Mr..
and Mrs. Ira L. Giberson and son,
Carlton, of Absecon; Mr.. and Mrs
James E. Sooy, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Conover and daughter Remalda, of
Atlantic City; MI. and Mrs. Job Con-
over, Miss Edna Conover and Mr..
John C%onover, of Pleasantville; Miss
Ethel Giberson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Conover and sons Ralph and Stan
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Conover and
son Raymond and the host and host
ess. OF ~Conovertown.
Beginning next Sunday evening in
the Absecon M. E. Church, Rev. Clar-
ence NJ. Johnston will preach a special
course of on, "Some Tragic
Bible Events" The subjects will be:
Jan. 24th-"Joab-The Tragedy of a
Repentance which Came Too Late;
Jan. 31st-"The Tragedy of Uzziah";
Feb. 7th-"Ahab and Jezebel-A
Tragic Story; Feb. 14th-"The Trag-
edy of Samson; Feb. 21st-"The
Tragedy in the Garden; Feb. 28th-
t"Calvary-The Worlds Greatest
Tragedy,
Capt. Wesley C. Smith was a recent
visitor to Ocean City, where he re-
newed old acquaintance. The Cap
tain was Mayor of that resort more
than twenty years ago.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
IHLFHHL I11IALNVSVI1d
Nv MON SACHS 1000

The Pleasantville Theatre has been
showing to very good audiences dur
ing the past week. Their Last Days
of Pompeii" was a wonderful success,
as was also a number of other first
class Photo-Plays which not only
brought the people out to see them
but also sent them away pleased.
They are showing to-day "Mr. Barnes
of New York., a six-part Photo-Play
featuring Maurice Costello, who is adj
mired by those who patronize the
p~hoto-play theatres.
Next week the theatre will run a
matinee every day, showing little
Mary Pickford.
Mr.. Miner, the proprietor, has been
very fortunate in obtaining such a
thorough photo-play manager as Nj.
E. Warren Smith, who for the past
7 years has owned and managed the
aires in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
and for four years was connected with
the Knox Mccain Lecture Co., which
was one of the finest travelogue COM
panies in existence. He is now COM
bining his effort with Mr.. Miner TO
show the people in and around Pleas
a~ntville the very best there is in the
way of p~hoto-plays. There is no
doubt that the best people of the
community will find it unnecessary to
go out of town to see a strictly first
class show. Mr.. Smith has arranged
with all the large producers, such as
Broadway Star Features, World Film
Corporation, General Film Co. and
Klaw & Erlanger to have their pro
auctions shown right here in our own
town.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
. ABSECON. Q
Arrival and Departure of Mails

HhiiNdi anu departure OF Walls.
Mails arrive at Aosecon Post Office a,
From Philadelphia and West-7.3o and 10
4. m. and 6.45 p. m,
From Atlantic City-6.30 a. M. and 3.45
p. m.
Mails close as follows
For Philadelphia-6. 20, 9.25 and 9.45 a.
For Atlantic City-s.45 a. m. 6.25 p. m.
The Office opens daily except Sunday al
6.15 a. m. and closes 7.15 p. m.
Carrier leaves on Rural Delivery Route al
$50 a. m.
Accompanied by three friends, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ards, of Philadelphia,
were guests last Sunday of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Smith, Sr.
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson, of Port Repub-
lic, was the guest of Mrs. Amanda
Johnson last week.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Registrar of
General Lafayette Chapter, D. A. R.,
attended a meeting of the Board of
Managers in Atlantic City on Tues
day.
Mrs. Jennie Derrickson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. George West, returned on
Monday to their homes at Swedesboro
and Paulsboro, following a visit to the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. j.
d. Joslin, over the week end.
Mrs. Amanda johnson entertained
Mrs. A. c. Fleming, Mrs. Ann c..
johnson, Mrs. Josephine Adams, Miss
Laura Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Rose at luncheon on Wednesday
at the home of her son on Church
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
UNEXPENDED BALANCES OF THE VARIOUS ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR

street.
The monthly meeting of the NJ. E.
". F. M. s. was held at the home of
Miss Carolyn Steelman on Thursday
evening. Tuesday night was the
proper time for the meeting but it
was so stormy that postponement was
necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rogers have
as their guest the latter's sister, Miss
Dorothy Albert, of Oak Lane, Pa.
During the sever wind storm last
week the chimney on the NJ. E. Church
was blown down. A number of the
bricks fell onto several graves near
est the church in the cemetery and
damaged some of the marble designs.
The chimney was promptly built up
again by Messrs. Joseph Smith and
Daniel Reed.
The freight receipts at the Absecon
station during the first half of this
month amounted to approximately
$4,000, most of which was paid by
the Bader Construction Company do
ing work at the mill pond, the con-
structlon company equipping the
plant of the Absecon Sand and Gravel
Company, and the Seaview Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Miller Ad-
mn and daughter, of Camden, are
guests at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox, on Cali
fornia avenue.
After an absence of several months
Joseph P. Johnson has returned to
make his home with his sister, Mrs.
Asenath Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Giberson enter
tanned at a family reunion at their
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
W ~ wv
o ~THF

9.34N
Miss Edna A. Ryon has been COM
missioned as postmistress at North
field, succeeding her father, Edward
c. Ryon, resigned.
Miss Edna Ryon is entertaining
Mrs. Lewis H. Lake, of National Park,
MI. Mr.. Lake will also be her guest
over the weekend,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23
STATEMENT
City OF PleaSantviIle
Year 1914

ENT by webster Price. collector of Taxes, from Jan. LIST,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-23

DIFyVVs- 20
WEBSTER PRICE, Collector.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-15

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'h' SPECIAL Laws % tho Second Called
SECESSION ~ thc Thirty First Legislature.
Dsl"t 'n Net 60 "mcrd s'id Chapter 80
f'h,al district AND aisa by vriuc of
, ,-'','n orders f"s.ei p, ihe hoad 90
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THE srATG OF TEXAS.


o." tN" 'tNiiii Nr ans Constable ~
N""Do+ County Greeting
YOU enc iicreb' Commanded CD sum
mon W r Scott 1nd Nora u1t.
Gold and their unlluown her
And 'hrir lor1l representatives. and I'm
NiArr persons ownine. claiming or
naF'ns any interest n uc herrinafte
l"s'f 'n"d real estate ht masking p,.h
"'n5'un of thH Citation once n each
week t'r o'Eht successive Vr,la rra-
N''uH in int rrtprn laf hereof lf some
u'" sltprr published in your Count, ID
'"''r no % newspaper published fhsr..
h h1t u NOT then .n any n,v.r,p.,
published .n ulr sSth Judicial uIst,.r,
'H'i' hf poo newspaper uuh-
''o said -sth judicial DIS
"i'l mon in "a ucwsnaner puhlIeDel
'n lnv neHrvst District Go s.,Id eNth In
ei''.,i DISTRICT o. api.ar at thr now
aAiat term NJ zoe District c,lr, ~
NNrnes County to he holl.n ~ th.
.'"ft iious, thereof boz Carnus chr,s,'
i'A'S 900 the FIRST Nouia, d.
,,iuatr a. p 1915. thc sam. l..,,,.. ~.
'N "AN oi september 4. B fafr ,t.,
'I' l' answer "a petition fIfa fr
Ndil on Che Nth dav ~ Ar.V f,
''if DOB suit numbered or 49,.
l''Nrt 20 satd court No r4-s 49,.
W. corpus christi lndepens..t $50
district is plaintiff ana ~ n -,
anu Nora Hatfield. ani n,oI4 -,,.
No.. '.N regal representative. ana I'm
h.,s. SONS owning chimInr .r
'''l- any Interest in the herei,,,,,r
", '''a feai estate IRE defena,rt.,
nA'hfr m toe demand s.t ~, T..
.N petition being an action l... t,,'.
Wy pta}ins Cor Judgment ...l,... ~
HHtnfs fnr thc sum 80 r,..
~ fF'.aai dollars ou a.e.,.,,,,,. y,
V-'"t TAXES. together vith t..,,..
't.'i'f cnsts and atf,r,.,..
,,.,.' s,N inArs. interest pon,i,....
"hH atoSnoy's "a sar, 49,. ~.
49, OWNS Tor the foIlovi,, ~,
't'l and 1919 and ne nv ,-..-e
.',F described lands ars
'hA pnintff allo.es ~,
$500 49, 'ais lovied ana dnlv ~.
he-,.,.s. ~ 'N'h ~ said years upon IN,
~. ',',t described land ana .-.,'
,.,,.... -, tN%t said taxes are 6eii..,.,...,
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49, R'"tS Thar hy virtue ~ 80, 80 VT
49,, 7'ssmeni and t.l,p,,,.,,...
| '''Ae- Cor said y.ars ~, .,il' "t
-. ~ virtue ~ ths coasfit,.,..',. '.'''v
~ nc state ~ Te,,s ','u
$3.50 % Chapter - ~ ~ -tu hy
Nv ~ he Resular -. ,e'.ii
- !. first legislatnra Il, ~ we
~ ~ . ehs alao b virtue n an ae,
|rexss n,'s'siA'afe % the S,stn -
ihe $50. snS same being CHAPTER
sr.s..', y. . i.''s.' ~ the second ,,sn't
t.,. - So ne rairty- slrs, s 80 .l'''l
=" ACT to amend said chap,sr -. :,
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thl Fractional H'runu numbered
nnr hundred tit'N'Nit ESQ Uf thr D.
iuHh"r AuHni'l al"n re- lhr Wen
/ lAnth
igrindnr a' ~ poHi naftrd lii ia.
iaA AnH zoe 'hr aAmc heipF common
rpncr uf tho uhnle mentioned 5000
sinuN and the nurthcaW gnrurf uf fag.
I ton une hundred ffit HlN iitolt
fhenec south ncsentorn nfi De-
srces eighteen usi minutes west Nsth
ans, liny section onr hHnarol fiHV H.N
nsti and weFs ilue eeruNn one hund
ted fut'y seven l'i' AZ nine tun
ared siNhtN ana Tour frnthe insN a.
tcvf inirfscrt she south lne NhFrr AZ
rNlu Alto Partition ana north nne Woe
sauces for tho southeast onrncr ~
this scofion nNe handtrd iifN .slN
$50
Whence south oirhif mime tsa dt
t'Hcs thirty nine tsel wluutcH wet
Nth hhcs ~ snid rfants nt two thnus
1nu two hundred wrif SIX aud two
trnthH ts.ttd9i feet inicrsests tho
ecrtrr liue w me san rttnAnAo Crrtk
let 4 cNrnrr this saction one hundred
! ottN Nix iitu1f
Thence uu the rentcr % said creek
With la mcandsru to rho point who're
The centrf line ~ said orsck mteraerts
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noTlcr on snrRlff's sAlr

NJ lAE VI NftN WIZ = 0NAH
Tfifa HfAsrr pif '1gsNAS
County ~ Nuc,cs
Az virtue ~ an order 81 Haie Issue,
b, tho Cicfk of tho nislroi Court u
Travis yosmlY, 1'rNna. On ihu iAt Al'
~ June. a. ~. 1915. in uefipin ynuH,
wierr la NJ it npoi Is pminUff an,
rhhh. . To- iinNtn and ulla GusH ~
iiessn arc defendants W. favor ~ th'
said plaintiff for the aum of thfu
fhuusand fnnr Hundred and ElHhiS
alne nni 10 iup polmra ,flp ssntpl
With Interest thereon ~ ihe rate 81
Zen per cent pee annum tfnm ihr dat,
uf Judgment 60 folhsr with all thst'
~ suit. that hriua the amount v
iudamoni tftHgefra hs the nHid "A
Il iserH plhiottsf Ia the District Count
az Travis county, Texas, un tho Htl
day W MAY a u. iaib I the unatt
aignod Shsfin ~ Nuescs county rss
o.. on tho fth dny ~ June. ipib al
90 o'clock A. NJ. lcvi'd upon aud Wli
on the first TUESDAY IN iuly. a ~
ihls. tho asfne nsina the ath. day N
soto month. "a the courthouse ,lum "
Corpun Christi. Nurcrs County TcSas
within the iegal hours between 10 %
A Al and 90 y NJ hruteed H. .rli a.
cad ~ the hlahsa, hlddrr ai ot th.
nrht title. Interest ana ciAnn Whlpi
thc aaid chaa J. DE Haven and oli,
tlusa he Haven, or either ~ aautc. hat
pp the sSth dAN ~ March iTii of III
aay time thereafter aud atii hNVo q
ont 20 the fo'lowins dcrctlhyd lans
sna premises, to- Wit
-. taa d
~ Fractional aeotlcu its ont ~ tbr y
Z auAhOn ahisliNlaion ri the Wei
Rarsh IN Nrcea caunly. ToNsp, whlcl
nr,heFss Ia fnlly dosrrlhca hy mptel
and bounds a. follows to,Wit,
90 ffnetipnai section One iiupdro
and Fifty five tittl ~ the y = Hlshe
HuldsVision ~ thc Well nenrh
lls,ginnlnn NJ post marked las i4i
its and its. aaib peat lielne a yenmoi
cerncr " ihe a'VNe nunlvrri section
and aeine the NotthcAst ccrncf 80 tte
iior numbered ono handreJ tna fifN
five ,ikkl;
Thence south seventeen un dcgree
eighteen uN nhntra west with tak
line ~ section Nne hundred fifty .tiv.
ilshl at nVu Thousand two huaafe,
Tlrhsy tsssol feet post married. it1
ifS iAh and ise the flyhf htinf )
fonmou vcrner and thc aon,heaw ef
her ~ onr hnnirvd aud my nsi
Ubtl.
fhvacr north seventy twp tfel 90
rreca forty two tt2l minutes west witt
be son,h llee - section one hnparc.
ffix.fivp fiEsl and nalth Tine ~ $50
lion nnc hundred nftN.FlN ,itel Rt ~,
thousand ono hundred aiNty thrc
tsitaf feet inscrsest The echser iine 8
sau Fernando Creek w
Thence up the eenter N said crvel
NTH IN neandeFe tn rgAke h ecntt
N San Fernando greek for anuthw'hs
tpruvr ~ Sectlun Ia. Same heine a.
hn,ihcach corner ~ Section TAT:
Thence North seventeen Hfl dcgrce
s4lfnsnep t,el mlnutes epsl with 10
web iInr seclioh onr hundred flnv
i've lttkl and east line aectlon on
lmH,ircd flu>feevsn lisr AZ Ron
ihnpaani TWENTY seven nud four ten
fha "a ecgN fnps a posi- mari1fd ia|
jSa is7 Ana ikS. u hcipg their common
s~scera. and the northwest c,,fntr h
5snlop one hvnas*i my fiss tsssi
Fhenss south aesvntystwa lssi a.
ssess fcfty,twQ ZAP minutes east witt
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ud being tho Law creating III pha,
school district, and ALSO By VIM II
certain orders PASSED by me ban Il
. trustees of said school disinc. " n
/ loo Plaintiffs original Petition III
( herein Co which reference IA max
slid taxes, Interest penalty. aiiluai,
/ Tees and Gusts became and Az 3 4
I npon each piece parcel 90 ia q =
/ estate and improvements tssr0s
Z ditar described. superior 60 az "a
7 hens 0r claims ana plaintiff q az
in enforce and fnrcciuse said lio =
have said property sald 90 ~
tmrecs interest. costs and NivsIl
fevs and plaintiff further allsse "a
10 ls Ion addition thereto onllile'
cover a personal Judgment 1si1N II
said defendants for The ampari n
above named taxes. t0gcthef Wa .
penalty of ten per cont n he hn
oi taxes dcnu1uort ord dae We
per cent u.tcl,ft pea araun q
amount of take duo fr1m The or
af February next after the ~
which said taxes are due and ~
llnquent. until paid and Thrss y
Dollars attorneys fees for ~
tract and ono OSi00l Dollar ~
additional tract FOR each year ~
,&i opl Dollar Tor each suit as -
IFS Zee. and an other fees ara
as fixed hy law. Interest. costs ~
torncy's foes. The said kni
which snid taxes f0r said year
nsscsscd and upon which nA
are delinquent and upon vheh Z.
tiff has said lien, Is describes =
lows to-Wlt.
lot Four. niocs Five, iiaH'P
dlton 10 the City 81 S'arns W
Nuecos County. TEXAS. ~ u'''
appears from the official nsAg
Addition. hereby referred y avs
q part hereof
Whercrore. plaintiff prays fr p.l
ludgmcnf against said defeHaAH' y.
fuil amount ~ said taxes ia's'.''.'
atty. coats and attorneys lees
with an costs 81 court, ara y
that plaintiff have ludzrnen'
said defendant foreclcsine rs -
ben upon an OF the above ~
land and that order 81 sase -.
sRid land be sold and o.
thereof applied so payment % -.
cs, interest enalty, fees an
Court -
Herein Fan No.. bat hase -
said Court. az iss aforcsA'a ~
lar term. this writ with ~
thereon. show Ing how yoa ~"
cuted the same "a
Witness. J. Dorcnfieid, ~
the District Court ~ Naeces n =
Given Under Ny Hand ans ~
~ said Court at offer y X
Christi. this the iesh aAs
a. ID 1915. n y
(SEA4.1 J. pOkhN Fti.., ~. .stS
Clerk District Coart. snee~
A true copy. I certify
LEE RIGGS ~ ~,
Precinct No. /. Nueces ces'S' .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-15

'NiErs ir',-natn nina ltks ~ ever Know d.
SoniA hlks. ~ shts day, puttrr ArOuuA
With tandAxcN sticky tAp,' thleS plaserA
ezra pulling" sAiNPa, gonea cornt cut
With knives. snlp them With scfssors
s,Ake them blcgd AID thon hoWi teoaoao
thcy can't ert fi1 - sorc ccfux Usa
UNrN.if.N fhcrcs uotAung 10 40 han
apply drops. iAe work A. loEe. 'NiErS.
VhanfiaG sacss NO hmpne. ~ nevSr
faiis. Try a t,nleat k,r any cGtn. cailns.
VAIL or hunica- ~ saro that iva Uea
"0Efstlf" and nothing rlss,
Ohrs-ffr - sold by druggists EVER.
where. ~ a t.stslc. Or sent diruet ~ h.
tawrOsieV q C.,. CAicAgo.
ostt ~ - sold ln t'nlpus CHRIST
and recommended ss ~ Wofld's hes
oore Vure ~ a. a. ltlpEAan,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-15
Corn.Mad 7 Use
"GETS-lT," It's Sure


A hard cAa 90 4kin makes un eYers
ezra, when you put = dfups ~ GETS.
On and thfrp = yVur cOrn -Ruue by thua-
dNli elmnle 81 tAklna olI ynNr Init IhAta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-15

ANNAPOLIS. June ~ q
sam.ral Fuilam. fsIperif'..r.,",, \, 10
naval academy. himself ~ A. =
drawn intn the frocre9't- VI ~
cour. ~ inquiry tnfesi n. 49,
alatity in oouRcciisn Wlin " *, ~
alton papers. was indlea's8
ing today.