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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02

~ ma. IL you do
= break anything. I
=, u.-s.-. want you to come
- straight and tell
me. l can stand
lng in a girl but slyness. What's
Something else Emma did,
hound 1t behind the ice box.
held up a napkin with the deep
Id imprint Of a fiatiron-
3 bit her lip. Threw II away
want to see IL. suppose veil
lot Of things like that Why.
did mis- come run taking. up
Banded plate.
bat know, ma'am. Il was way
b Tie top shelf"
belongs to Mrs Gordon, Anna"
to her sharply. there's some
else want to tell you The
IS have the apartment across
~. and while Emma was here
hald was forever In cur kitchen
N perfectly willing for you to
uur friends. but I want you to
hem outside. | don't want you
p that girl running in here |
pant you even to know her Do
Iderstand,"
In. My aunt never likes me 70
} the girls where I work"
BIS right Have your friends
Its much better. New I'll
bis plate back by the elevator
don't want to give you any
even to speak to that girl
had spent the day helping
, maid give the apartment a
b cleaning And now while
nished the pantry she decided
: cut the bookcase and rear.
be books.
IS almost three, but IL was .
rainy afternoon. and. confident
one would call. Helen went
eisorderec bookcase with real
Esm.
lad most OF the books cut, and
ting on the floor sorting over
ID magazines from the lower
hen the bell rang. The tailor
Fren's suit, she thought unccn-
Then. to her amusement,
without any announcement,
IN Mrs Gordon.
books fell Gathering from her
Helen sprang up. panically
u Of her old kimono. her dust
gloves. The very modishness
Gordon's afternoon gown made
disarray more striking
please don't let me disturb
nt the maid said to come right
new maid" stammered Hell,
wei re having a general clean
ny. Won't you sit DOWN.
lgh the Gordons had lived
fe hall for over q year. Helen
Mrs. Gordon only In the eIe.
ehe was a pretty woman, but
artificial society manner that
|stinctively disIiked.
Curtis, in an affected voice
pc 10 speak to you about EN-,
Understand you found her dis.
May | ask IL that's truer'
yes. wcnderingIy. That's
Fcharged her"
cu discharged herr"
nFse What did you think
II understand that she
she left me- Jared Helen
'e that's what she told your
y | didn't believe it, hastily
you the truth. I've Just had
scene with my maid about
James been in this country
months. and she's very un.
Aied. She believes everything
ne tells her. and Emma told
az many things.-
idn't wonder" dryIy.
'ay not have known it, stiff.
Emma was In my kitchen
time couldn't go in to
an order that she wasn't
'ow that she's gone. I can
at was most annoying"
quite understand that. :
pee was icy. for when EN-
me"
pose so Wen. I thought
ma LEFT that would end it,
sne still comes back to see
was there yesterday and
morning. Now that I have
rom you that she's dis
snaa certainly forbid Jane
shouldn't think you'd care
pr around
u have trouble In keeping
''r me girls AMPLY hypno-
snes made her believe
.nnss You won't mind.
Ks 50 absurd. but she ac-
.ans that you didn't give
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02
SECOND PRIMARY
RACES DECIDED
ALL DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES ARE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTEST IS the CLOSEST.
GOVERNOR PARDoNs YEReER
Fe~mar Secretary Of Beard Of Prison
rrbstees Serving Is Years Sen
tsnes for Emhsxxisnsnt 10
Given HE Freedom.

Jackson
All the races contested In the see
ond Mississippi Democratic primary Of
Aug. "a -h2re been decided and Demo-
crasic nominees for all offices both
state and county have been named.
Stokes v. Robertson has defeated
Charles i. Moore for revenue agent
by approximately 10000 votes. with
every county heard from. Official re-
turns will change the figures but H.
tie. Marc Antony Brown. present In
eumbent. has defeated Henry c. Wood
TOR land commissioner BY 1900 votes.
with returns complete.
George r. Edwards is conceded tho
winner for the railroad commissioner
ship for the First or Middle District
over James R. Mcdowell The latter
made the best race OF all the defeated
candidates. His defeat was by the
small margin Of $3.50 votes. He has
conceded that Edwards 10 the winner.
Later returns from the Northern
District In the race for penitentiary
trustee have increased the lead OF l..
j. Stone over p. T.. Matthews and
show his election q certainty. With
but one county - Benton to hear
from. Stone leads by 1894. Benton
County cast 500 votes In this race IN
1871. sc this county could not pos
sibiy change the result
II is not believed there will be ma
tertai change from these figures when
the state committee canvasses the
vote next Tuesday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02

And many a man has discovers.
that he Is married to his boss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02

In use this. ma'am. Won't II
apart when I WISH IT, With a
- xx~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02
Normal Opens Sept. "a.

Normal CpenssSept. "a.
II Is officially announced that the
1915-16E session Of the Mississippi
Normal College at Hattieshurg will be
opened on September Ia with pros
poets for larger attendance OF pros
pscfise matriculates than ever before.
This Information Is given in the Nor
NAL Bulletin. which has just been is
sued There were 9s5 students en-
rolled at the last term. OF whom $50
took the full curriculum. and the re-
naming 1o2 took special courses pre-
parstory to taking the state examins
zion for professional teachers license.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02

According to current rumor, Jos
Z. Norwood. Of Magnolia. will be one
Of the contenders for the office of
Speaker OF the House OF Representa-
tiyes when that body conyenes next
January Nr. Norwood. now a mem
Der Of the State Senate. has been elect
ed to the House.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-02

- Not Always Flourishins.
Love cannot die
Maybe not. But sometimes II Erts
a tribe Apilious Louisville Courier.
IournzT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

TlIE STATE Un THNIr TI Tff.
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DDS NYrr-re o...,.r. e...lr
lNGS
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mon nm p.ts., U, rra0... ....n....
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manner ptUa.haB rt ,.uf ..,
ftor.. n.. "a r,a.u.r.r .t,I...... t..,....
hut .f ntf. th,u in ,r, u.y..,,,t..., ,.....
h.h,a BOD fre t,,.rf,..,.t, f..,...i
ptatrirt tif 81 tt,.r.. Ia. H.. ,...,...... b..
putiish.d in stt8 t.fl....f f.s-,..., tt....
in ans ucW~nst..r rtt.,sE.I r.
upar.sf lI.tr.et I'D, ..tl r...,,t. ......,
district b. aprpar az fr. n..t r....,..
trrm uf ur District coart .f N0....
ruunb O.. be- holden .t tr. ...-,l......
thereof iu carnua D.r.n ., ,,. r,..
Noratv ir ~.rt~r,l.t tslr OK
heue tht fth dt, nf -.pi.p.t.r sat.
lhrp and ftsr. 3D., ar.,.sr 49,. ..t.....
filsb ip ..il r.rrt IL, ~. .t,.
Nn,emt.r lal4 .t
ar tn, a..rE.t .r NM '.,.
vsersin tfn, r.II.r il. ,l..,.,.-.
HW psli.n Ia Bef.ps,., ...l ....
lilognr tle rnluur anal 5...rs.....
wcrr lnarihit married .,, ID. ,l....,....
tolor lst 1910. ANA uved t......, ..
MAJ, an, "a. ....,.,
Der Gath Isle ,,f,.u b., r....'.,. 10 a.
fendanrs cruI ,r5 h.-.s ,.....,....
she was compelled h, ..,,,..,.....
abandan him sInr. UfI,l Nm. Xxx.
nsye .,,f tI,...t 1870. =.
wife thar degent,rt 49, ..,...,. +,
es...s W,. B, &c.,
a.. ~.
Cor p'aiutiffs sf,,,,.,t nod
ana ,iic laneusrs ,.r,-,,s ,,.'.,...
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

placed in proper coreitioh ~ '''F
- ..,f.,.e IA ihe rraniee
$50. - That aud prAnief hNii
.f..',,,,,.I, and diligently mnlniliN
and apemts the lire or iiheH ~ 49,
raii1ay contemplate anu pi'' 800
in this nfdinancs. ana lii't
daily furnish to the ciilafnH arg
ltarfa IN DE cry ~ Corpus lh' ','-'
raffsfacsory and first class f'l.
-argirs III accordance hfff".'''
mat for each and every ual iii..
..rvta. = not rendered De- HhAA
81, t,.cotne liable o. and pay. 2.
.','i f.IsV - Corpus christi the Sum ''
~. ffa.drad t4lN9DNi Dollars He
....lt.t,t damage ard stipulated p'h-
.t,l.. tv,,,..saa however thlt itf it
t.......tI.,.a II such reGairf1 lalll sly
~. 80 r,oplaa@ ~ tnftc over %
1000. hlr line Oh lines ~ street fHi'
80 srrssiuned be- uf Wrought
a.. etrbss 40 by reason 20 h'H i.i'Ni
- tns case may b. tn procure "t '-
tafn necessary supple. nf N''
fixtures ~ necessary material ''"i
. t,4.anlids slime after thf -an' pave
De.n ordered shipped ly eranir' OH Nt
,.-,a.r or storms. cyclones nish NH'
f..t.t,.lor er uthar arf ~ Cos of 10y
r..s.u "a any other fact ur cfrunn-
.t.ttc. b..oad thf control ~ thf H''.
srantse. shall he and ~ hffr'l
-uffrlenf end NaiId excuse
noe rendering Dr performing ''r
and arrrIrr aforesaid Hrh ''
are or penalty contemplated n lniH ''
dinanca sunl tt demanded oi iH' h'''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

ierEectior ~ Ninth street Beginning
nRaln NJ the intersection ~ iIeHater
street with she track ~ ihe rtE Ans.
tonic and Annkae l'naa Railway Come
ranN Thence with Brewster rirfft
extended a. lrtrfafci with Mclaughlin
Avenue extended Thonee Nlih SIC
lauRhlin Avenue in tue iaiefeFrtiou
~ Chiplto Htrrri Thaute with chlpifu
iitrem 90 the intersection ~ Last
Street Thence with lnHi atfQst ~
Chamberlain street 1horce wifh
Chamberlain street, Ninih street sud
Central boulevard So Aoufh boundary
line u thf Citg ~ Corpus Christi he-
SHINING nnfin On Water Hfreet at liH
intafarofiur seltb Rfhltsfi Street
Thencr with schaixei Street a. its iur
tesneetinn With Mesquite street
Thence with Mesquite Street 60 10
Intersection 18th Mann Street Theme
with Mann Street ~ flafr Street
ihefce oprr Tiger Hffefi afd Nurin
broadway % jnnra street 1hsncc
with Jones' Street 10 NsranfHhul
street akisndrd Thence aifh fnnn-
onhna 4ffrsf ~ Antelope street
Tbrner with Antelope Street o. Thnol
liua Fireei ThohOp alfh IlEfihu4
street a. Aitnirns Street Iheurf Hiih
Nestena Street to iHHt Street 10 Dr.
expressly Understood ih4i fhf potion
~ This gfagi which COVERS IUf hiIr0i
~ ruri thereof. nov occupied hI liuf
81 street RAILWAY. or ans iaud the fiif
40 which iH nof o.. fhf CTS lf CauuH
christi, ~ which Nfffni ur proposed
okf0Aalon fhsfs0f lts u0 heen nrli.
Gated fnr public purposes ahHN hf Nm
ited b. the sights ui nl DIib of Dnu.HH
christi a. mHhN sH afnl 1000 ehau
b. ouly no faf aH mld Dny la lns.lIl
auularlgnd a. make HlmD
~. mid railway hhnii .4nHlai OF ID
ainilia trnch with 900 nn a.ar nle
imtNn. switches irualiI aImf.
wifns pollen GrmfDn i.U ud .DulI
tfnanrea nnd egWpmeHI Dol. Irs BOO UN.
pnafruruuu und ufrifHn nI Hl.h
railway. and tar mH rnuir. .nHn
hnto ihr naht m rHHfu.f nr ur
sufptaf ~ rrtuHnIfilnn uuuNf fut fha
nrupuial1u oi llr Utr. us.fUrti fufff
afaloma msnfnirI un rU plrta
alanr ina gH.n Doe. nf m fl. r.tl.I nf
r.sh a'foste ttcHufr unH nlIr.. NN.fo
tiH ffittnat NJ muf laU n.fs .n.i
If uldr
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atf..., .,a nt r.,..t,...t...,. .,.I LIS
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

merely f4ff Fafuo f"f wy ...
property actually IN u.s. ~ ne Nitl
0f CORPUS Churu ~ the sfAntst ~
nis business fof ciiy street car pr
pssss IN The fimr ~ afintTa ti9f- @'-
tnf grantee shall maintain Az ~ ~
pnopssts W. 20 standard alntS $40
period ~ nrpltraslnn. The pfios. term.
~ safe ard times n payment $500
upon ~ sald noaf1 q AFhlifatlon "
- ans two meubcrs VI said boasn'
shau conailtuts the baAia - saic rai1'
inA ',oih the cliy of Corpus christi
and fhf arauiee. HE auccessprs ~ -
tlaua shall b. halnl 90 abide thffths'
after said purchase shall have peer
dub ratified By me affirmative vote ~
fhs qualified electors ~ me CiS m
corpus Christi ~ . general else ~
or At a aytciii sieeu0u regularly can
"a ~ tiiai puf aanf. Al expenses con
nsrtaI wish aaid Nqarf ~ Arnitraiion
shaH BE- hofl4c equally 10 To- pAtiles
thereto
ssciipn ~ The said eranise b. a.
osptlla rf nrflrg under ihif grant -
pfaaaiy arfe.a t0 pay ~ thr ilif "i
corpus ChnHfl fhf sum ~ one hun-
igoI AGO. 0j DoiiaFe ~tfhin thiHf
flQl days from the date - ths aipfpF
8N..a f.....i.f... ard fIFFF4fF z.
s'....... .,,. t,s.' =, ~. .-rant he agrees
'5,.' 49,. J.. 80, ,.,..s.ttr~r ~
.t5 .,.t. ~. $50. - -, ma sst Dol.
~, ..,t. 49,. 49,, 49, trfaft,ri.an
..,..... .,..t -. '..,.....,i f..f. hereafter
assn ~. ~. t,,+. ,....,,r.i ,.r car. used
..,.s....f,' i, 81, 80, ADD snfl sueh
........,., Il. s..i e.. tt, f,it, c.urru on
~. ...t ,.........t. "a, 81. am. the
49,. -. .t..ti 49, hsvr the
.l.tt b.. $3.50. j.. s,.i,,a.,,ly ir the
a 900
...t.... "a ~. .,,rt.. her..r shall
....,t ,l..i.t ....i ..,..tl...... and all th..
...i.t. ...., ,.,...i...... ..,,rf.a to thls
...t.,..,.. 81 ~. ~ .tr.,f fi.lr.ad
..t.. ,..r,..... .,f ..satr,rt.s lo
81. ....,....' =, ~. 800 ...u ..ter..fl..n
...l..',l..,. 49,. Ia. No.. ,,,,.rot.a De-.
f...... c.r..,- ,t,,.stl and ... other
,...,,., "a, ,,,l.t. .,,.l ut,.,i, b,s. ti.o r.hf
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'..i..,. ia, .,.i..,..,...,. ~. Ia frrt ab
,..,.... ,....,..l, ,,.,,, ,,'.. ,ifs r..,i,.l ~
..t IT ,..,,.,. gt,l.t
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.' 49,.
'.,.. 49,
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pr
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

Ia. "I .|HH| vi
,.', r.st $1,000, ,,f 800 ,..il....e
i. ,,,i,. ,.,,'.iI.'.i ~. fte.s.t ~.
IA. ..l.f f'l,., .f...,...,... s,..f A.. ,,.i
t,t.a i,s ~ f,fy ~ $3.50 t.a,i.,t
ana appropr.atel ~ Inundated darias.
a.. Wlun acid railway II cosnristnd
s.lfhln fi,e Time lllnf 4ald iast 1880 Do
slaN ~ f.fafnaI Ia said rr4afaa
Provided haurter. that n anF lrlas
y, nfessInntd at arruuut af unsnafac.
it.t6fs ielnr unable tn fli orders yiac.
el fnf materials. cars. raia sf tiiulp.
rnsrf within N tlme Inft and
suinfet anau submit uisof ~ dIiaant
sffarta al nuy mls ID othfr matrrlal
~ iie contradiction ~ said limo. and
tht Inability y nrnr1fs dsiisrff
thereof ou account az delay ~ mani.
fsatafsr of mauufaetufrfs ~ fgr other
ra0I faanon. .aflsf4cinfe tn fho council
~ acid CIts. rurh pafi1d ~ driaF an1ll
BE- heduriad be- campuilne tar tlrtsc sad
ranair.cfaa aian commence rs rald
naf aaau he pll .n operation.
gt,f.Dn Ihr r1rn lii.r .ail uH.
g.as ahal 3D. .pt.ftt4d st IA afe.I ~ unf
ntrs than ,.rhf mlIra Dor h9ur In tne
h.a.nr.a ppfflau I'd ths C.ft. ror moro
than Dfil,n mliDs psr hnaf in fhe r,.si-
deuce horizon u,fraf
sfstun The arauier hsr.ir shall
lr.mpiI, psg 4n iarrs and aaa.safatnis
ihat mos um fmo ia umf &c., an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20


whereas. on the kth day Of July. A.
d. 1918. tho city Council u thu t'Sy
~ Corpus Christi. Nuecea County.
Texas. ~ q regular meeting held ~
the city Hall on said date, the fol-
lowlrr resolution wns duly offered ~
Commissioners Switzerland seconded ~
commiaalonsr ward. and Adopted ~
the following vote. to-wit; Hoy Miller,
n. u. Sutherland. r. y. Ward. {. q.
Collins. aud .. a. Gallagher. all voting
ayes
~Resolutiont
whereas, j. w. caAweil ~ Aan Dieeo.
California. hns petitlnnsd The riiS
Council ~ the Ciiy ~ Corpus Christi,
hy virtue ~ iho authority Cpntainrd
IN the charter 0f sild Ctiy. 10 ,ugder
. nteolsl election Tor she adoption o.
rejection ~ the ieFally qualified VOTERS
~ th~ rity ~ Corpus Christi ~ the
grant cr franchise cnnferrlnF upor Iiie
said J ". rasweii tho rights. pnwcrs
and privileges set forth in the snla
ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
ernnilrR 10 !. ~ CaHwell his aucccs-
soga aud nnaiTna the fight 10 construct
maintain and operate "A ryslpfn ~ iu
tsrnsban railways within the citY ~
Corpus christi. and over. along ucru@a
ara upon those certain hereinafter
a. fignated Hsreets ana avenues in The
cay ~ Corpus christi TcHaH. nne
regulating the construction. operation.
continent ana malnielanca thereof
Therefore $50 % Resolved by ~" Sify
Council ~ ihc Ciiy 0f Corpus christi
NuscfH County. Tesas.
fHrIEHsI u4I
election Be- hold un lif 10th day uf
August. y ~ 1915 "a whIrh election
the adoption ~ fslroiiun ~ the grant
a. y "a CnHwoii hY the city ~ cupua
ohfiau Ut ihe rlEhir. r"Wcfa afd priv
ileees Hrt forth IN certain ufdinanco
entitled hu ordinance alAntina ip J.
~ Caewel be Successor and ar.
eignn. ihe riahf o. construct maintain
and upsiute system &c intrruriltn
railways Within iho cay ~ Corpus
christi ana over along across nnd
npOn those certain hereinafter drsla
mated streets Hrd ayruufH Zoo ihr tiy
~ CarpuH ghfiHi TeEnH nud IeEilHf
lne fite construction operation. fluip
mfnt and maiuienpnoe thereof ahHll
ho Submitted said election ahHl ha
h,id if tlp nty ~ CnpuB Christi n
iuud Eloniiuu pfeOlurf 80 one. HH
tie aamr has hsfslninrr hfou cainb
llshed md designated hF tho EliF
goanol 90 the CltF ~ fOuua ohrlail
an qualified Fntru within thr litF q
corpus christi shall vote boa fhe iio.
cUrtofn office ln the tlfy iinll nf Tee
CITY m Derpua Christi
rbe fniiewinF officers are hereby 90
uUlHiru ta hilN mid rlruflUuI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20
AN oRolNANoE

Gantine "a }. H. CaaSrll his succcs-
Foys aud assigns, the ueht a. construct.
maintain and operate syatrm of In
trrurhan wilwaya within thr cats of
corpus christi and nvpr. along. acrusa
and upon thaac certain hnrlnaftrr dos
iHnatad streets aud avenues la the citN
~ Corpus CHRISTI Texas and reruiat
ing the construction. operation. equip
mont and maintenance thorvof
Be Il Ordained by the city Council ~
the city NJ Corpus sshrirgi;
section l. That !, a. cnswcll. his
SUCCESSORS or assigns. hereinafter
termed and styled thc grantee. is here
ny Eranled. for a period ~ thirty Years
from the date 10 pAsaaEc and aprroNai
hefeof. the rlgh,, privilege and fran
ciiae As cesEtructlng. maictaininp aud
oiprrAftns 4 single track iaterurhan
railway system within the city ~ Cor.
pua Chrlsti. and over, atoms. across
nna npon the following named streets.
avenues and ALLEYS of the City AZ Cor.
pus Christi, Texas. to.wit:
HerinninE al the Intersection ~ Wa
ter street aud fschatsel street. Thence
with water STREET 10 the intersection
~ Fnrsnsn Avenue. Thenca with lNar-
man Avenue 10 the Intersection uf HAY
View Avenue Thenre wiih iRay view
Avenue 70 fhe intcreuctiou Of isancocl.
Avenue. Thence with huncack Ave-
nue. 10 ms intersection OF Sccord
Atsesf. Thence with Second street "a
the inteFsefiion % MoSgan Avenue.
Ihenoe with AerEan avenue 10 the IN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

AfNNNiHf hHffNA
For fhH rruuilur 600 u De iHrNrN H
certain franchise entitled Np prdln
hnce granting to d i gnrwtu. hia
nusrrasora nnd hnsIrue thp uFht tp
construed. maintain hnd upor,to asH
tenn ~ intouuruan rHiiwhNa vlthin thr
tHs ~ Corpa CHRISTI nnd uvor 1luum
ncre8H ana uy0n thuHr certain hrrolu-
after dcsisnafed aIfreia nui avenues l
tie City uf Corpus rmlail resaa uud
srsulnting uc construction opcUhion
ggulumrni aud maintenance iterrur
AKainat ihv rutniins Co D ll Can
vcil "a Crrtam franchise cnutlrd Au
ordinance sfanuUN 200 i "a CaaWoil
hia successors tnq nHs.enH ihc uEht tu
runalniUf fHuiutesu and uprfair aNa.
tom ~ lnterWrhHh uiiiwasf Wliun she
Citg 90 Corpus CHRISTI aud over along
ncrosa ard upon those cortniN herein
afior dyslanhtca streets ana avenues hi
tho ciss ~ Corpus CHRISTI TeNns. and
regulating ghe construction. operation
equipment and maintenance thereof
rho matter ~ h0idinF said upccifs
rirution shall be- governed hN the law,
~ fhs stHic uf TrNsH, regulating tua.
aipr ulrctiulH in She CHS ~ corpui
CHRISTI Nu-ccn County, Texas
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-24
SUSPEND BUSINESS
CITY WILL SHUT UP SHOP FOR
BIG CHRISTMAS DINNER
POSTOFFICE HOURS.

At IL o'clock tomorrow or a few
minutes later at most. Madison will
be closed
Merchants generally will shut the
doors of their places OF business at
IL O'Clock or as soon as possible after
the noon hour, and two or three
storekeepers have said they will not
open at all tomorrow. Most profess
sional men will be at their offices
only long enough to read the morning
mail, and nearly all workshops will
be closed all day. Banks will not re-
open until Monday morning.
Mail carriers will make the regular
forenoon delivery and street box col
lection. In the afternoon, from 4:30
O'Clock until $50 o'clock the car
rier's window at the postoffice will
be open for the accommodation of
persons served by the free delivery.
The general delivery window will be
open in the morning from s o'clock
until IL O'Clock. and from 4:3O to
$3.50 in the afternoon. The Wells
Fargo express office will be open in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-24
ARRIVE TOMORROW
APOPLENY CAUSE OF MRS. DEL
LA M'GILLIVRAY'S DEATH
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

Mrs. Della McGillivray. formerly of
this city. whose death at Ponoka.
Alta, Can. was announced last Mon
day, succumbed TO an attack of apo
plexy, ii was learned today by her
brother-in-law, County Auditor NJ. ID.
M~cGillivray, of this city. A letter re-
ceived by Mr.. McGillivray today gave
the cause of death, and said that the
remains, which are expected TO arrive
here on the Milwaukee passenger
train due at 9:15 o'clock tomorrow
morning, will be accompanied by Mrs.
McGillivray's three sons, Thomas,
Alex and Lode McGillivray.
Members OF the Eastern Star. of
which Mrs. McGilliyray was a mem
Der, will meet the body at the depot.
The remains will be taken directly
from the train to the First Presby-
terrain church. where services will be
conducted by Rev. G. McKibbin. The
pallbearers will be T.. w. Ketcham.
George f. futile. j. w. Dawson. j.
+. Stahl. j. j. Fitzgerald and w. T.
Stearns. Interment will be in Grace
land cemetery.