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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-11-19
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--M Made BY the Shears,
tho Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
Ill, Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
!. but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

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A blow fell last week on our
African friends In Callaway
county. "A number Of them were
fined for killing opossums out Of
season. For hundreds Of years,
when the October frosts ripsned
1.-THE paw-paw, the colored people
Jared forth, gathered an opossum,
mixed him with sweet potatoes,
and feasssd. This bright spot IN
his life has been blasted since
the 'possum Eas been elevated to
q fur bearing varmint. Alas,
slack i-Ralls County Record.
Idle gossip Of villagers was re-
sponsible for the suicide Of Mrs.
/ Mary Watson, aged SO Of East
Lynne. Recently she had been
employed by one Of the churches
to look after Mrs. Mot Cormick, an
invalid. Gosslps started the talk
that provisions provided for the
latter found their way to Mrs.
\ II W l.
Watson's home, and the unjust
accusations 80 preysd on her
mind shs became despondent and
swallowed carbolic acid.
Mrs. Amanda Herndon, mother
Of Mrs. w. b. Psinter, Of Carroll
ton, died Sunday morning. She
was e native Of Kentucky and q
resident Of Lexington in her
young wonanh ,od. She aided
the wounded Of Prices army in
the hattie in that city. Mrs.
Herndon was q real daughter ol
1912. Since 1883 she had been 9
resident Of Carroll county.
Land patents granted nearly
three generations ago were filed
recently at Liberty. Four pat.
ents for eighty acres each were
recorded the same day. The or
iginsl sheepskins bore the sigma.
tures Of James Monroe and ol
John Quincy Adams, having been
| granted during these two admin.
istrations.
| A. L. Graves, . prominent Cass
| county lawyer and brother oi
Judge w. W. Graves Of the Su-
prsme court, wss instantly killed
at his home in Garden City late
Friday evening. He was step
ping into his buggy when the
horse started, throwing him head.
fret upon 9 concrete pavement.
His neck was broken.
Rather than move from hsl
Missouri home to Colorado where
her father recently purchased q
farm, q TO- year old Barry county
girl tried to kill herself BY drink
ing poison. The only cause for
her act was that she'd rather be
dead in Missouri than alive any
where else.
Milton Turner Of ST. Louis,
who rose from . slaves life a
United States minister to Liberia.
died Monday from injuries In the
big oil tank explosion : month
ago in Ardmore, Okla. He wal
70 years old. He founded .hs
fret nsgro schoolin Missouri, Il
Kansas City in 1868.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-11-19

SeseeessStSsSess sseeSs~Ss
Ray coasty's new 1000
.courthouse will be formerly dedi-
dated November 70 with On al
day program oi iparades snd Or
Atory. ls Ss NJ IL
"6hinglss on the roof" wss
the slogan Of 4 horne company At
Craig that gave 4 benefit fer the
.Christian church. The plan was
successful.
A thrifty housewife Is she OF
\ Harrlsonville who, according 70
The Leader, sells her husbands
csst off clothing for enough 70 pay
his lodge dues.
Nevada has not been making
much preliminary noise, but 9
committee Is at work soliciting
subscriptions to buy . $1,000 set
OF road making machinery.
The horseless age 10 nearly ar
rived in Clay county. A man
driving from Excelsior Syringe to
Liberty the other day met forty
i've motor cars and only one
buggy.
Ths ibssntes voters law, pas
sed BY the Missouri Legislature In
1918, has been declared uncon-
stitutional by Judge R. G.. Ran
nsy, Of the circuit court ct Cape
Girardeau.
Billy Sunday says 2 man can
nse tobacco and yet be . Chris
tian. The Carrollton Repubti-
cam Record wonders ifas much
can be said for . fellow when he
is putting up stove.
In order that he may vote at
the next general election, the
Rev. Father Connolly, Catholic
priest at Adsir and native Of
ireland, has filed petition for nat
uralization as an American citi-
zen.
Isn't It wonderful how the war
has doomed shell making in
America |? asks the Mexico Led
ger, noting that In the North
American egg laying contest one
hen has contributed 81 aggs in
36i days. >,
From the New Franklin News
comes the story Of nature freak.
When Q local housewife, intent
on making pies, cut open pump
kin, she found growing inside
three we'd developed miniature
pumpkin vines.
A very innocent looking con-
tract accepting the agency for Q
certain brand Of stock food was
signed last July BY Q Mercer
county man who later found the
signed paper converted into q
pronissory note for 81. 800.
With the primary nearly q year
OF, Livingston county, in which
Chiiiicothe is located, has eleven
candidates to date for the nomi-
nation for sheriff. There has 81
wars been . scramble for the
Office Of shsrif II Livingston
county.
Rcte-t y Hixcn. Ne painter,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-11-19

4 ~N m '~-F T"- -tJ 1~s ~--'-- ~ M --
At the fair held st Mansfeld,
Wright county, they advertised
the only living iour-legged wom-
an In the world. Mansfield often
has things that no other place
would think of.-Csrl junction
Times. N
"A Macon man has an apple
tree five feet eight inches IN Cir
conference, planted In 1869, that
yearly produces . iine Drop cl
apples. Pity that tree cannol
tell how II has escaped the boreri
and other orchard deatroyers, A.
mems the Brooknsld \ Gazstts'
Such knowledge would be val
liable to ! great many people In
Missouri and elsewhere whose
orchards Dc not last for 4 hall
century.
Ray L. Carter appeared in the
Ray dircuit court Monday, ask
ing for . divorce from his wife,
Mamie Carter. The decree was
granted by the court, and Garter
atonce hied himself to the recor-
dsr's office, where be secured .
license to marry Ella Pointer
The two went TO Excelsior Springs
that evening and the ceremony
was performed at 7o'clock BY
Justice s. J. Rowell at the city
hall. Richmond News.
Mrs. J. H. Arthur, who lives
near Laquey, Pulaski county,
probably enjoys the distinction
OF being the only woman In Mis-
souri, to kill an eagle without the
aid Of q weapon. On Wednes-
day OF this week she heard q
noise ia the chicken yard. and
saw . large eagle swoop down on
the flock. A watch dog rushed
upon the sagle.and knocked It to
the ground. Mrs. Arthur grab.
bed q lcng piece Of wagon tire
and struck the eagle with all hsl
might. breaking It's neck and
right wing. The eagle measured
six feet four inches from tip to
tip.
Claude Scoggin. who was con-
victed last week on two counts
and given two and three years
respectfully, and who also enter.
ed a plea Of guilty for forgery
and given three more years, was
sentenced to eight years at hard
labor in the state penitentiary
this morning at II o'clock by
Judge Evans Of West Plains,
who presided. The proceedings
we're very brief, only occupying
three minutes OF the courts time,
When asked IL there was any
reason why sentence should moi
be passed the prisoner Responded
with 9 brief negative shake oi
the head and that was all,
Sheriff S.ubblefield will leave
with him for Jefferson City to-
night. Caruthersvills Democrat,
Miss Mabls Williams, OF Knob
sl, Ark, standing three feet and
=.
four and one half inchss in her
stocking feet, and weighing forty
and three fourths pounds, was 1
center Of attraction Wednesday
November 3rd, at the Iron Nom.
tain station while Awaiting hel
train. Beside her was Q sister
Dulsis, four years Of age. exact.
lly the same height and about tn,
same weight, but Of course act
ling as would sny ordinary chiIs
lof the same age. The children
were accompanied ~ ilei
mother and they sre retarnin,
from Puxico, where Miss Mabl'
|was born on November 9Th, 1899
IHhe is an interesting converse
'llionalist, has received i common
= = If =.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

NNW NDnk Mff nuM ai
tempt Wu he madt te,W, % stDws
enneil.atefs expressions ff0m NE Cot
uftae 0anl operators N tnu freeti
eaminls siau appointed b3 ldoat
MilsNH inhN r. iiaAFffiiel D. Hud
fI.mp ef teai nlrlH4eis wui br ,hs
gtmsn ~ Hon Seth snN. ehtamta of
ihN rpr,lai vomnilssipu. at mnthraA
Whish Niii hs attended aiss, ns lsinsk
tHities ana sNaiirs ~ Mills. ms other
NamhplH ~ ihr trmnaseiuu i;epofla
within me pNNi foN NrrAr have hern
a., thr effect insi tbr tpai uprtatUs
were decida,iN a44luet suhmiiiihs
thel casr fpr aihluauon w the enm
lnisalua ~ 10 lae. eeAsi44std sine
hntNetelicf lnisfetis maIe ihr thas4r
thti VHars aih Mills Wsrr hlssea .n
agNr Vf ,he rai n,ln,ra Alt loN u
N Aiia raalIsed il.,t ,hr sfiutts 81
iflne Hepui cancellations wnNl ht nis,i
ifer 0Nat, th,n. ,upauuns hnN ins
iefeitieft'N refused as ~ a. yeins,l.
WITH ,iilaff tnd AliN TudaN.s iNNoh
seu !. tAprsirA "a uiihDr paw ,he wat
iN en,eptf sllNitailan ~ 500 49, lssn,
" tis 0elefado sffltr ~ ~ hrine
teel "a, to-isnetson -, one oe sll ut
tnr freidpNts unmlseba.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
Big International Exposition's Amusements
Novel and Wonderful


~. event The fsnnps Sail Lave
spftal choir ths deep toned rgsinff~
sirg'fs ~ Hawai- ani even rh"1is
~ hfit nanriah siok.fs ~iil ists par
10 TIE ,iiornl stenfs A. 81 etpendi
infe Df 8 .d1t-1 fhr fffnslii0n nas
cofsffnfi-i gees, Andfaflnm IN ihe
ciflr center - $50 lf4nfisra wf.fh
vii ~ as-d ~ fHs great fnfsnfloas
Afd soGk fssfiiais NJ Hnf Nfs
is"ug a. ,gas~ will pres.ns fh~if Aiesi
fefpsphpIesn novelty 80 rhfposif'oH
1anrr ~ usnf fHadsr uil sng
DC ffpoaitian BALLAD
1he an,nsemeht ~ tim ~ the ~
position he mae Darfesp lna.nr Co.
ne fsmsH. rNia~ay' 81 ths Word :.
Columbian Exposition a. chIeego ~ln
tsfri out DE purpose ~ he Exposition
~ sise every fsaisis Algl ~aass
fltnsi yslne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

entire rrriod Of the lspnsitiun, -hich
purn. ieb 20. 1915. .crlr. ~ great
eseats. IN ludlug .i'uttr and sthlvfl
contests ~ mau, KIM. conducted urlH
scalr OF great msshlnie.
1he Nshdpfpit Aulomohiie tup
l,n,e snd the GRAND rus. III. two ~
pfsme events ~ she sUlomobile year,
wlil be held upon faur mile coufse.
embracing . eifcnit ~ the Exposition
palaces. slse isrnisr background fsr
vaceiaug Va beauty sud grandeur auS
which autient llnmr hckeld duflug IA
hlsior,o phsriol fsoes The wander
tllt ,up isUe VII take place on leb
~ ana Tho ,,rand RIA ga ieh ti
1915 1feat muicfhnsis ~ the drep
sen crulsef tyre viii race fOr tivtsHi
pfjse ffNm Nsw lefk ihfnngh the Fan
nue caaal to tbs Golden este. 80
pies % International Ys,ht races a.
ih. twenty cue mrtrf eiHss Viii be
brid Ia san trsnais.o hay. President
Nu,lgow Wilson. iWprraf William "
G.gnanl aud kng George ~ inelanh
have each o6efrd ifuphira Ia these
events swimming, wsirr polo ~
casting. caaorine, foonnll baseball
snd .ens ai.tapye fonl ta,ing sre Ia
,lnsed Ia srttcs ~ more thsu $40 dif'
fe,enl klnds ~ CONTESTS rsss|deet
Nilsson himself win ailsnd tho ttpo
Atlen, and II ~ ufohspie lue ae,nhets
OF congress ~il sllrud w a. est~,lsi
IL chartered steamer.
of International ln,srcs, wlii w. me
greatest Ave stutA sivr W. ths wgil'i !.
hlstufs. Nom thah sa,o'so win 10
swAnlcd Ia rgltrA Va = ,eialW,oN, I've
stass cahtht EAr, apd 'snahlr
iurcds ~ an slp,l- - i've S"s irea
distaut taantile~ ~ the gieh, alll he
shown Specimens " he famous
Cunningham Mild whll, Catgle will he
eNellatrd FOR tie rrsl iiire Win the
csrtleah - tysr specimens II the en.
ihM tai ills breed has never heel.
shown aelslls AZ chlumgiam lals
f,hsMui THESE etiic are paife ~hne.
oiih nlseA oo~es, hises ill's lo a.. care
sad elsvs hutns An lni~gns,ieusl
n,,,i, .h~arins roplcsi will hs enc II
jhe uuilue esHlhnlops
lut sns mnsi,sl events then. hts
ss.,p pailt by the rAle'sislen the mps
aiaaew is-il,sl l'aiace ppeu tns
syurlA lhi. n eanlpred WITH wen.
ltrlW l'irc ergsn uten whfh ur 81
,ein irmafe ~rrld famous rgAnist.
ppaig either celebrities WI a,v~ a se
fis- ~ netsl. The lnurpaiienAi kl~
le,ldtua viii AZ san trsnei-ce coin.
l,eic fur s.h,0sa N cash rilses hnrs
than a,ts0 ,las-rs win participate 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
Aeu pAes ArAlrrss

RoSToN, Mar. 4 rhr annual an
dear ,rAoA meet ~ ,hs hes,pa \. \ ~
islpg held hesc toaas fAc n a \.
seiA> team which feesntl, rStahlishsN
thf Wsrlds rsVtN og sn = ~ ios the
700 Natd diTi=sfF, y ritteH tf"tprt
Inv Harvard runners A,npns tue dif
hppolnttd athietvs ais ei> tfOm ~
rtff, wna ate oVsf thc 20 ysstr limit
Nad were hariea tlena eemlsetins Ia tho
lnlttst'holssiis events Alhnas tfcm v
,npf, Nadlofc " Houston re>AS ~ha
WAS luehsA upoe ~ lskrlS 10 win the
sN@ aud leVe suil eVsnlN NNhnf
Nifkpatris'k thc SEATTLE she,fluttef wss
a'so raisd 90, hcceu4 - axe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

lnlsElre. fef ihe purposes ~ innstra
ilan. Tho interest scrou snd n1teits
~ ten crest oirrusss ike Harnum &
hsile,s c"mhlaed Into single great
est show On rarth' snd presented 81
ten iiues the cu-f ~ the single pro
durilHn and 40 'dea l. galnrd ~ The
originality ~ ihis -r,tlpn A total ~
more than eleven millions ~ deiisr.
hiss hren ripended Ia li- estsbllshmsnt.
The CONCESSIONS. nv thvnr lrsS serious
features ~ The Exposition are kno~r.
include r"Ht omen air panoramic
reproduction ~ the Nriiowtone IA
iousl rsrt aud similar representa-
tlon " ili- drau,i canyon ~ tHsars.
presented ny tNo ~ the transeou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

er aru. VIII ril.e slsil.ftf. uaf, thaa
t frrf HNsNr san IIaHfit.a bat.
Amending ga lnsurPss-fi ,ls,r 80 thr
ttlms'rrn Dif, apii lr rosuu ti8fe
Apsri trHip ta~ sisi' .rHruts eufrn
i"u. ard tus rfsseA tho ,tsf its,aufs
ihe tnprgn aai Nppe % lhr usiiuus aui
the uaeninoeu, STATE pniidlugs. the ~
Position H-elf y sisht wtII ~"Hh
seeing rue eaui rshlt pslrrs TOE
mftrst ans maai impu-'he rtuu-lii"n
trildNgs ever constructed nfr Iu frni
srnhiiroiurr representative - the nnrsf
uorA ~ r rnmnl..ion ~ famnHs Nu,er
lenu 49, hlirts who 'frei, ge.lai'ora5si
riih distinguished memnrr- 90 ihls prr
fi'ssion shrnah
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
CASCARETS FOR
COSTIVE BOWELS
HEADACHE, COLDS
10 MORT CLEAN YOUR BOWELS
AND sTop HEADAcHE, coLcs.
SOUR STOMACH

tlsf ta-esnl hnN n,iN
Tatn The O,stat oAi ihe hcaaa,h.
NineNshtF< inalstst.,,a thr si.k s.s,.
NqsnANh apa had e,lis tarn shsm o,,t
ae s'xir and keep fh,n eus NltA Gas.
sIut}f
M'finnN e m~n aaa ValueN iakp 4
NHAssltet nnr AMI iher aaa nntai knu,s
we mAsgfA eaosta ~ 4 ts4s iises slOe
Nfa hF~r'F ~ ~ uIi04i Ftouindh.
hifst fW VI aneshFr GAY ~ llsittss
tes NNKkmelF rleanae Nouf ntshach
sr'nHsn tAe frllf fsfmvnilna f'atd. sslS,.
~ eSesss l,ts fInm soin liver ana
r'nfss qRt al ne essnt,,nsir,i waste ntns
YER ANA iwirqn n sAa N4WaIe VhVn ,ssn
M ifr' fr,a
''NA,Ass, tp-nifhs stralghsens ,un
ort ~ tnnEmlna vbrx ntwk whit Sal,
fi's.H = '9sient box fsoro ANY afne
sftpsf ni~fk 4 flsas lssa6. s~scs sta, (,
" Ar,. oisan AsAlll,s il,ef ana HON 81
NN''"n tAs noAihS Nh.latkn hive Cos
t.tfrx hessns4 si.oN n.tsr sllpn 3,
fssness. Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

TAT ONpkEfrL shd nosrl
" smustinrnis fAfsiise sal
" pageant % iiie oriental
csynlfies. snfo sud ysehi
races aud stsIene eoni~.is VII be- 81
aer'rd upoa . s'Nir - unefanplea
inasnitude sns ffHmifur ~ the Pens
800 raj inc International Efpusiiinh
The extensive participation ~ Nnihs
ispan siam sud indo snd 90 hin th
30. When taken ~ connection wiih
me p'sns slfesds msde snd ~ish Ne
tpiet~siier sfienlsi population - $50
Ifsn'iseo aA@nfrs So y sl'elfssies -
haye never hefofe besu sreB iH M -
'lHem rnFssnis ~ mlies 10 i.ngih
Fri ~ ~ wonderful r"ats aph maf
sclons nfroiefhbics viii wisd through
lile streets ~ san ffsHsises
Th~se ain b. ks;a Throughout the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
Opening o. BANANA pcsrpoNso

WASHINGTON. Mar rh,, torasl
o9fn'nE ~ Panama Cana, wA,ch
Nss schctnie.i f,u ttis manfn ess hrer
postponed uuiil IaN rhs rtes,a.n,
WI 81 pfoh4hN o. San franels,a thss
mcnih '
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
reANscoNTiNSNfAi Pho
SERVICE.

MN NeRh. Mar rhs lrlns,sr
,incntai Telephone service was oreaes
~ rrrlic nse toaaN n viii t.,s.
icrsea SEQ IL e TAN sos three missss.
nom N,~ NOfk o. san ffanets,a ANA
se's ~ tset additional niinnts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02

- thpss sraebtee 10 "a h,Aeink
er'rir sRstnss he ESTATE ~ Nllen
Fsnnn, devsased. the undersigned. haS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-02
LIVESTOCK rxP1srs WAS ON
CHARLTON.

CATION kot'aE Ia Mar a. i've.
s'ccA OWNERS are aFs~A % ,aSslnats
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

The wife of Gen. Julian S. Carr,
having died just after he had ac-
cepted our invitation to speak at
our unwilling, he could not be pre-
sent, hence the change. We deep
ly sympathize with Gen. Carr in
his great bereavement and sincere
regret his inability to be with us.
We have, however, been very
fortunate, indeed. in securing an
other destin 5uished gentleman to
take his place, namely, General
Theodore T. Davidson himself a
Confederate veteran, a polished ora
tor, a brilliant advocate and
Southerner combining the chiValTy
and culture of the old school WITH
the wide-awake progressiveness OF
the new.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17
S,,H'955'E,IEs \: FL

Tie people Of jackson County are
very progressive, and take a great
deal Of interest in public affairs.
We have Oh hand the JACKSON
Count CiAdins Convention, the IN
veillnp Q. the Monument, the Sun
day School Convention On Savannah,
and the Jackson County Fair.
How we are to attend them all will
depend upon our skill in doing up
our work so we can spare the time.
The next month will be a very
busy time with the farmers, but if
we will rise early and work late
we can make connection with all
these worthy enterprises.
The writer is liable to tie fodder
until 10 o'clock of nights in order
to make connection.
| anu anxious to see old Jackson
come to the front all along the line
One of my neighbors Informed
me some time ago, that the bill tt
place the county officers on salary
really became a law. If this bt
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17

IS all rl9lJ, Dull Ii they were put OF
the board % pull the boat tugs o.
the County Superintendent, at the
e 1pense Of the taxpayers Of Jackson
County. then object. If the later
reason is true then these additional
members who voted for the County
SuDerinten tent have been used as
tools to promote the interest OF an
individual. 1t is the general opin-
ion Of the people, that the Supt
had this done to secure his reflect
ion. While Messrs Madison, Bnch-
anan, and Jemison, constituted the
board, I never one time heard it
said that they could not manage
the business of the board, Sever
al small Burdens put together make
large burden, and every citizen
OF Jackson County regardless OF
race, color. or previous conditions
Of servitude, should oppose these
unnecessary burdens The Legisla
lature should never allow such
schemes to become laws. Such
trickery disgusts the masses, and
lowers our opinion Of our law max
ers. | was born against trickery
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17

true it Will save the taxpayers sew
eral thousand dollars A year. He
also lnformnd ne thar the Office of
Treasurer was abolished. Our Rep
resen' alive in the Legislature is to
be congratulated on the passage OF
these measures, as he had promised
the people that he would respond 70
their petition. | understand that a
large petition went to the Leaisla-
ture asking for this reform. We
can always have what we want in
the way of Legislation, if we will!
elect men, who will readily respond
to the wishes of the people. | I'M
derstand that the legislature cut
down the Board Of Education from
three to five members. Why was
this done? Was it done because
the business of the board had be.
come so large, that three men corIC
not manage it? or was it to featheI
the nest Of the County SuperinteLd
ent? Who had this done, and fol-
what purpose was it done?
these additional men, were added
to the board because their services
were actually needed, then tina
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17

ii any hlnd, and | am not ashamed
or afraid to say so. The men who
will snus5le tric'lery for others,
only nee l. a clllca to sh)N what
they will d. themselves. We need
men in church and state, who
stand above suspicion Who
will stand up in the collar against
wrong IN any form. Our country
can never be great, in the hands of
schemes and tricksters. One ounce
%, pure stability and manhood is
worth tons of surface and trickery.
Some say it is not popular to say
SO. Popularity on false principles
is not worth a snap, and will not
indure
Do we mean to hand down to
to the rising generation examples
of trickery and sneak legislation?
Ii we do, what may we expect of
the generations to follow us? Trick
cry and sneak legislation always
have the principle of graft at the
bottom Of it. Any man who re-
sorts to schemes of trickery anC
sneak legislation to promote his
personal interest at the expense OF
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-17

the people is unworthy Of public
trust, and is a dangerous nan in
any sphere of life. The taxpayers
have right to know how these
things are, because they foot the
bill. w. Watson
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-15

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-15

Tnu STATS HF TEXAS 30 TitN
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of HtErtH COUNTY DhHif
1850
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-15

SUPERIOR WIS., Ipis ~ Tile ieeo
ins lawyers ~ Wls,pAuin rathesea hcfe
To-day fof ihr huagai myfiHe ~ tha
Isaac AstegiaiinH snd tn hraf tho 80.
srfiisrd Wufi bout htiwnou sitafnrfs
rttf ihc munitions nnlt which recently
ffli lnNn iu rauft ilepu q rnchrmh
WnH wHa stfufuf5 Cor nta samuel
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mrnf of ear Munitions and Riii msin'
fain uiag tNo ff,thi afiiUh " iaf guuu
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-15
SAN BENIT0 TAKES THE
SECOND FROM EDINBURG
AZ SAN BEKiro YESTERDAY AZ
TERsoOH mont " INNING
GAME WENT 70 ThEM
~ Z 70 3

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~ io saufe In iiaia fnsis- ia-
nins fHfHf
This in fhr errUnd game ihe iocnfs
have taken ffem ths iiloaiau county
champions
EainlufE pisFs Hfaagsyiiif tenor
500 be- ftf issffff e|ff