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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
HAULING THE CHILDREN.

At lensl forty three states author
We the transportation " pupils u
public schools at the expense NJ
school districts, according TO u mIlc.
tin by A. {. Monahan Of the United
States bureau Of education. I'm Ger
tain states transportation at public
expense is permisslye only, In others
obligatory. ohio, for example. ~.
quires transportation for children twU
miles or more from the school. while
other states require transportation
when the distance is one and one half
miles or more.
In several VI the states the school
authorities may pay parents ar
guardians fixed amount per day for
transportation, while Maine Vermont.
Minnesota, South Dakoha and Oregon
permit payment for room and board
for pupils In homes convenient TO the
schools where the cost Of no doing
does not exceed the cost Of trnnspor.
fation. As 10 the means Of trans.
sporta the bulletin ays Sentiment
seems 20 favor the school wagon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
COUNTING THE STARS
Five Thousand about All You Can
See from Any One Particular Place
On the Earth.

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% hopeless 'nsh' u'' 1t ever "''' w.
}"n That o"o "ou'u Or " S,U''""s
estimate OF lhelr hummer '"'. 49,,
ul" lhe sI"iH oil 'h' 0Hl' ',,''', '',
''"m ANY one P'',e' 'nul u' 'V,".,' ,,,.'.,
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nrl nuwh'r n'l"h"'i'I "l'" "''"''
phrIlr r"nu''lon' '''" '"' N''''''''' w
tine InUlNldunl eye ,...
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'7 'l"ol' 'n' ''-',' 'I'I. W,, l.I
more just 'l""" ''"' nun '.I,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
They Lassoed Buildings In the Early
Daus When Guthrie Was Frontier Town

OlLTON, ok. Feb l6-CharIey Pet
crson Of Olltou, owner Of the Bessie
Offm allotment and farmer In this
vicinity for twenty years, is a cousin
of Judge Edwin Olsen Of Chicago, on
whom the Republicans aud Bull Moo-
crS have agreed us their nominee for
mayor against Carter Harrison. An.
other cousin is Oscar Olsen. who scry.
ed two terms rs prosecuting attorney
~ Cook county All Of them were
Torn In Henry county, ILL.,. hut Peter
son camc west a good many Years
ago, locating first in New Mexico and
Inter at Guthrie when Oklahoma was
opened tu settlement In lSS0
Peterson says II was mighty rough
In Guthrie during the first six months.
and he has many interesting stories
10 tell ~ those days lie told yester
day uf uu ordinance that was passed
by the first city council there which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
Last OF The Ferry Boats Are
Still Working Near OiLton

OuToN OK, Feb. A section
OF the pontoon bridge over the Cim-
arron river one-half mile north Of
Oilton, was raised Yesterday to per-
init the passage upstream Of fer
~ boat one OF the last OF the spe-
cies TO he found In this state. In the
early DAYS there were many such
boats iu use Cor carrying traffic
across the Arkansas. Cimarron.
Grundc Canadian and other streams,
but one by one they are disappearing
There are three operating now
within few miles Of Outon, but
their days are numbered. The boat
that passed upstream yesterday was
going from the Wise ferry to the
Doyle where It will he substituted
for one that sank last week
The three ferries now In use In
this locality are those operated by
j NJ. Wise one mile east OF Ollton;
10y Lee Doyle, one mile northwest,
aud the Shaffer ferry, three miles
south. Oilton in fact is located In
the ccnter of neck of land formed
by IL hig bend In the Cimarron;
within this bend are about six sec
tuns NJ fine bottom land. The ferries
are operated under special license
and during the boom days OF the
oil field have heen big money max
ers. The Wise ferry for instance. has
run as hiEh az l5O oil field freight
Ing wagons In n day In addition to
many lighter vehicles and persons
on foot For any vehicle, big or lit
tle heavy laden or light the ferry
toll Is 20 cents one way, or 80 cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
FIGHTING THE SUBMARINES.


lnler'ir" with commander d J..
Morton, |. S Nu 'n the h"'',"' ''F
star;
Hut why then, II submarines nave
become so great have not more oa'''
ships been sunk 10y them Z
"Ih" British navy said command
rr Morton, probably employs 'ne ilr''
formation best adapted TO thWart sun
marine attacks. II that is true. TINS
Is the way the british uerl would Hl
p'or In the Nor'h Sea FIRST the O''
licshlps ana battle cruisers III l'h' "l
battle. close around them lh" sub
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16

permitted any man TO take his choice
Of town lots II he would hut put up
building costing at least $500 Many
Of the clty4 choicest lots thus changed
hands within short time The fcl
low who could put UP u $500 building
would las>o q smaller building ON Il
desirable lot pull 1t OF and then start
one Of his own Much trouble result
ed
Peterson tells Of one man, II Dutch
man. whose building was lussOed In an
attempt to pull It of the lot The
Dutchmnn got n bunch " fellows 10
help him and they also lnssOed the
building. one bunch of fellows was
pulling one way and the Dutchman's
bunch the other II WAS II tug Of war
FOR sure. hut the Dutchman won. Ia.
ter the city ordinance was repealed and
mnny complications in titles aud own
ership followed Peterson now owns
one NJ the best farms In this locality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
A MAPLE SUGAR CROP
United STATES Produces About Forty
Seven Million Pounds Annually
Half Pound for Each Person.


The maple trees of the nation pro
.du.r A. opo Ooo r,mrd- NJ mani. su.
,,, ...u,. ,.., ,.,, ,,,1
"
''' 'h'H I"TS"h Ana tue uehl"""
for the product It Is estimated Isl
ten times grcnlcr than the supply.
n..,i,, uJy ro., y,,r.,i,- .,,v. .uo,
-, - M,
''' '""" H"'' vi '"' ''''N "'"'''"''
for the purpose are utilized. This
means that good many farmers
throughout the country and In
diana Is mo- exception to the rule
are ncglrctlng tu take advantage NJ
un important source of income.
The season NJ sugar making IL ut
hand. and the farmers might note
that 1t canes AT Il time when there
is little other work to claim his nj
lrution lie might take this into
consideration. too. rs he add, Young
trees from time To tune 10 his wood
lot Convinced now. rs most farmers
are. of the value Of the wood lot, II
ought 10 be- only Il short step further
to the realization that, by judlclous
selection of varieties NJ trees planted
II can he made tu Yield u revenue
both in spring and iu autumn. 4
combination NJ sugar naples aud
nut trees would produce the desired
result aud be- worth more I'm the long
run than the plantation set ont Tor
the sole purpose NJ producing fence
posts.
Science has turned it- nuuIsitorlal
eve more than unrc ON the sugar
tree. but so far. hns fuilrd tp solve
It's mystery. Investigation has mere.
ly recorded certain facts; It has not
explained them. It is known, for IN
stance, that the sugar maple Is far
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
ON THE VILLAGE GREEN.

RnstIc horsenlev an ho ,ul,re
green has ifs bomoly virtuos RnJ
msnners and rh.,u ult or. ror.l,
TO be parloned hov.y.r IN .tntIons
Of dignity ond omopr men of rulnre
The smlrk of IN. voLsl inviting nm.
pleasure for bIs rudeness becomes ne.
culIarIy offensive when the strnld
rellow nv rbopcs mnpaoes IN mn.
lrude himself into tbr romponv NJ
gentlemen
or upplposop, mrmory {. rho grone
mice performance ,f tha n,tion,s
Secretary NJ stptr Mr. Ur,op secra
tary Bryap would hpve euioved the
respect Of most por.ons bod ne served
only water ot the dinner 70 which ne
invited dlplomprIc rcnrcsontotiyos M
foreign governments In serving
crane mlce however ne sougbt lo
counterfeit nm established custom
ana by his tbiply disguised prrtep,p
gave offcpse to good manners To
haye filled rho ylns.os NJ mis- guest,
with watcr and only wafer yould
have been unusual hut proof against
the slightest crusurc
The Rrynp cpIsode should have
served II, a restraint ppop the nutic.
Of those other udlyidunD, whose
horSeplay is yu .trougl, reminiscent
Of the dayS Of thp crluloid rufr.boN.
the plu,h pirturr frame apd rnr mnI
toothpIck The most recent ourhul,l
/, that Of the lncomparpble rur Hon
Jo,4phus Daniels secretary nr fine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
FOR HISTORICAL PURPOSES.

Now that the oklahoma Legislature
has embarked upon an Investigation
Of matters relating to the ownership
Of stock in the oklahoma Suuw
mm company, The Times suggests
that the legislature proceed iu due
form TO % complete consideration of
ull details. For historical purposes
it might bee we'll for the legislature 90
ascertain:
/. The exact amount of the deposit
OF the -mtc In the dcfuucl capitol
NaHouul nunk at the time " It.
failure.
2 The amount paid the state by
surety companies
9. The sum tor which the state,
during the Haskell administration.
sold It's claim against the dcfmct
hank
t. The profit that has accrued tn
the purchasers or those claim, by
reason ur Dhr banks finally paying
luo rrut- ou the dollar
o. Tnr cause and the nature of
the recent service of senator owen
and Senator Oorc to the state whcr
the .nic of the dcfunct banks hold
ings IN the Sunitarlum company WA
under consideration 10y the coup
troller ut Washington.
g. Whether or not Governor VII
iams was lately so incenscd at per
sons who came 10 discuss with hin
the proposed sale of the Snuitarlm
property to the state that he threat
ened TO kick one or more person
bodily ont Of his office.
Pun the trigger or put up the gun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
sANrA W. ptUnJNC IApCr
OIL TANK FOR EMERGENCIES

PURCELL ok. Feb lG-A large oil
tank with n capacity NJ H0.OOO barrels.
IL heing erected here by the Santa Pc
for the purpose Of storing crude oil
20 he used In the engines NJ the road
II IL the purpose ~ the railroad com
pany to prepare FOR emergencies By
storing this tank ful " oil the road
would he able to run its engines In the
event something happened 10 prevent
securing oil when needed, and not have
to 10 back to coal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
OKMILGEE MAY BUILD A NEW
HIGH SCHOOL AT BIG COST

OKMULGEE, Ok, Feb i6-Busi'
ness men and citizens Of the city are
considering seriously the erection Of
n high school building here to cost not
less than 100000, Several meetings
of citizens have been held when the
matter WAS discussed and It is the
universal opinion that II building N
the capacity that could he built with
the sum mentioned Is q necessity and
would care for the incrrnsc NJ the city
for some years 10 come II is po~si-
hle that bond election viii hc called
for soon when the matter would be
submitted to vote
aaaaa
When the oldest daughter marrles
the rest of the family manage to get
along comfortably without any boss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

hereby announce myself M can,
dIdnte for Commissioner of Public
Property, subject To the Republican
primary. II. n. BRADSHAW,
ADV. present Supt, Of Streets.
hereby announce myself ps can
didnte for Commissioner Of Public
Property Of Oklahoma City, subject
to the action Of the Republican prlm
Hry
GEO. HESS.
hereby announce that | will he a
candidate for the office Of Commis-
sioner Of Accounting and Finance, sub.
iect to the Republican primaries March
10th. 1915. HENRY ELLIOTT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16

Rows and girls who want wheel
should start now 10 save the votes
that 70 with purchases from advertis
ers In THE TIMES bicycle contest.
II is a chance for five boys and five
girls 10 get a bicycle Tor nothing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16

Boys do you want wheelY You
can get, one for nothing. A fine
Worlds bicycle with coaster brake.
Full details In THE TINES Monday
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-16
HUMAN EMOTIONS
FOUND IN DOGS
Many Traits Of Man Are Recognized
characteristics in Canine World;
Contempt Is Noticeable.

the lur,lly dignity with which Il large
dog viii treat a smaller one; how
he stalks through the crowd of yup
ping, friskiug puppies with such su-
perior Indifference aud see II this Is
not species uf contempt
"Co.operation T. almost universal
IN the animal world hut the leader
ship falls usual, ro the stronger.
The leader of the -Irdcr dogs la the
Arctic life is regarded with respect
by the others hut there /, also that
spirit Of cooperation that tends 10
willing work
"thNulry Is shown hN the attitude
toward the weak and the young
II is an uuwrttcu uN in the nulmhl
world that the YOUNG have rights
which must hc respected. This ac
counts for the Wu.nuI sight some
times seen when % Fierce dog when
has tashcd every other dog and hns
become a terror tu puppydom turns
tail ana tlccS In apparent terror when
Il Young dog or kitten IS presented lo
HIM As Il rule uU dog VIII attack
Younger one mlr-- he becomes too
Insulting or personal ANA III" llltle
dogs ar" So awnrr oi TINS lhnt they
become Nrr}s noisy anI sometimes
Sul'N
Interesting. too is lhr attitude or
the male tu the iymHln tor mo- SELF
respecting male du- viii attack Ir.
| male "r hllr except ln sell urirher.
The female hoWr''. has lo ,rrupl"s
and VIII attack amy .'"s jhul is weak
or or smaller ihnn hrI,rli.
'Norry and anxiety seem lo hr
Know lo animals as wen as I" MAJ.
Kind. \ mother VIII hr anxious ANA
restless VI the niue ones are III anu
ger ana VIII pick mp lh" puppN 10y
the neck ana go oiI ana hlIr II or
II"Nl INlh'F II NNr IhllN- lN W
danger ot annylhlt \ dog VIII SIT
Tor hours awaiting hl' masters com
lne ANA II prolonged Nlll snow ni'N.
/ lrlN ANA worry 10y going oN'k ana
iorlh 10 the hrrus'oihd pace "n'
| winning Ai the entrance.
/ "rlrI Is rrri''N 'lArN,''rlNl'''
/ Tor many uogs nave ''uIuI lUr mss
| lhE ones hIlu nave Nol'u'' 'u''' "''N
. away "' 'hr LiH''@ "' 'n' "'''0 U"
. NN"nl 'U'Ir UNrN were u'l"''"'
Nr'I.I'@l",' is '''l'h' 'n any que
VINO mus llnu' N'Uu, "i u"g'. ron
I' "Nu '''l ul' ",'''"I'" "I''
puppy moo" uu'h rem "''i "E' 1'l'''nN
inu~''tN ANA loss "I I",h I"rp'iS TUE
carving uI ',hI "I ".n'I P'"l ',E.
Nhr'W'u'N' Is lT0'' Ior "ll'I'
u'L mas '''H I'' n''" " ''''lu 'lu
VIII 'hi'r lhl" 'u' I"H'l'N you W'''
see "' once 'h' H"'N'.'N> anu "''.'N'
'n'"U '' ''' u'N', ''' Que "l''' @'''''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06

seairi tiaf wla b. reesl,s1 hs ihs
ciiS NeyTefAff ~ ihe t1tv ~ yofgus
CntlsN TrNte unti l,,sr o'stsk "
"a f4nfnsfy ~ ISIS for fnfnishiar
and driittfiUe d p " Cefn,i. eNc ton
Avn ti~ain follef smtA.sr fes mIseei
laneriis atgcel WORE incinainf rclllnf
flunattlona niacadam and bituiNhlr
fsssmcnls ana araegins Efatet. SCAR
tss r. rottaplae
mas in in1 hArtlt ~ abe civ sst
eaiafs I'd thr baat ramet WIN b. nrer
td ipaA ana uniiieit AetiNfea 40 tno
mefuaA ~ o., ClN CaA0,A AZ ssi4
time
Hiadsrs shall aahrau Win tHrlr rst,
rrsaia rekfanitee and speg liscatirns
fnf the rSlief they yfepose ~ furriri,
which shall ceNrr ceiiNsfN elairmtni
sr.i tenis end shall aipo sfecifi ~,
Nnrse i,Dvef ~ tAe snsiae
Proposals mass b. accompanied h,
fur,iiied cnesA foi nei hess than
tp 90 mAts uatshie tn tltt rit, ~
DHfnus fnfirIi without luHaltieH ~
rash. n,sdes tVnde vi vihef Germ a
rscmsiY win bo srosrist In hsa cl so
tiu.N chc,fs
fhe ssrfessfN llatar ~sil er rt4ulr
- ca deliver hls rnllef and niiov ans
,iis ter dfse Egtuai TRIAL % saHe in'
raliN ga vhltA tfial a. 81 aAiititfteff
tH fnc f'r. ae s HeNaltirr ~ atoapi
aHar 4Ha pasmrni faf sald reil,f
fss rlif reserves fhs ueNt in rci p.'
uHF aN Hfs nf tn kefrHt that ons
which in 1hc ulsHtua os ihc ritY A. 81
Iis aesI rtrfffi
seree 4 sTNvrNs ciie ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06
NOVICE az PUBLICATION os
FINAL ACCOUNT.


ritr STATE az TENAs
Re AZ rtsHeus irtefeetet In the ~
tete ~ Anrie Ioits deceased HAtfs
olthrn NtW fig7atris a. tEa H,ists
~ set AArif tares. dercasct haVa
flied ln tbs CNuett court ~ NuxcVs
County hts ftnal Aertanf ~ nv cor
alflon ~ sait estate toestker with ~
sppsicatlon - ~ diss hat era a. "A,
~ .t1stfattl& thsfref which win ~
hcapl ~ car said Count "a ne third
Nopaas IN March = y isis sAraf ~
iiss sns iesh AsY - sarsh. A n. 1877
a, ths cuoft lieaee ~ ssiA Nus, IS
ceual, IN sAe CIV ~ CORPUS chsl>t
rsNss a. which tiuir ana place an tsar.
rrrs frfcrrstVt sn nait estate 4fe ~.
auirsA o. appear and ceRiess sale ~
ral Aceeunt and arpileA,ian II they
srf proper
Wliness Ava tehunSor clsfA ~ M
County copgt ~ Nue.acs court,. TsaAs
vsca under nss hand and lhc sss,
nf said caafs AZ w rffics IN cafnpe
vbFisu FcxHa op this tho Flat DAY ii
fsnuaft. 4 a. isgh
ava yFittINOEN
rlHfk Count, Count Naepea County
TaNas
Ny ctiAa WALTERS n,aats
A trar cogY, etlig,
Al ID WRIGHT
sheriff NNects coaNtY. Teas
~ OSCAR uRt.tAMN tsefafy
~
fAt,rffiatm.etA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06
weud's LIvsry al Tr,nsier
Light and Heavy Hauling
Bugsiss and Harness Ter Sale
sssrs 200 s,s mssssi.s ssrsst
Boy or Girl?
Great QussiioeI

This s~issa 10 rsso, n,inas An ~ sna
ffisi Family fxsasdY-sn sxtrfnsi ~.
slinstica kn~pn ~ "naihtre fTie8f "
ipssinr shs pefiad " sxpertnnas n u
tlstsis1 20 she sf-i1lninst sss-eFirs ead -
assi<ua1 ~ aaefsN a. lntrls@te Dztw<s<x
n ltagseE inep{tsH m fhfs n1snner n
tae tech Nfitndt fKfuonFs ~ ~ f1efHr
ne ilss ~ IN nAkfs - rerE1Hx s.oeh4f-
hrsF u nss been x<He<xilf rr>sus.
nnsn3sd fsr pears hn1 ys&fx ard tnr<~
xha have n<ed Il spraa IA hiknn@t praise
- ne isnmsHs@ sfi,et v s*<w1s. frft>1-
YAfis 50 frsss Knowing nsoshsss sca<k
a fht ahssaes a. ntsrnln4 ss<kaeest
se@<Mcs ~ ffnasn ea shp t,a&ms<sts ~
ffrsaam ffeu tssp@a MANY pthff ~
tfess<e wht'h are usually locked fpfrafH
- wiss - meah cenNNrH ~ /. +.
rhHfe "a ~ eua@ttsa W. <nAs
!, As H. ss ,ss a. .s ' sss q 's s 4
sss.litieu 4, <na rh<k<eti r<t>&f Ms &1frk
\ sesy xfis 9oD1j4rliy asnonx U>a111n
3, = ats4ss-<f ~Rfs - ofdr. ffA115e
~ skin &<1ai<. b r>Het54x1nG A.. ~
f.strfr as se so>efpst1 ~ l11ts<e <e4I9-
exs!ssx tess s1tss6 20 tboreesnI4 h111-
eafs chs nerves aspSc>t>- srndra~ -
~. ssenis inee<ve6 III !. "a
Yea ear shssin s1es>s>e's 1r>eI' -
sirnnst sny drrs s<ee@ 1&e fc1~Hf
~ Lee 4 ho<flH ftL1 9
IL = e<ae1f<A enl4 " 6s4e@)f
s']iss Y, 81 ~ Exc ssz ~ I 4; Al s'' B
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06

h.Aa az his offsev r. CoFrus Chrtsii
frNas ~ ~ psrchsee ~ the oi,
tailalnts sitaatca 81 the ceosti'ep-s
fgasfe.
Al ISIS mus, ~ fiip5 NOS LATER THAI
fetfaarS q islA and maj ec msar fcl
an ~ scpAfatc rUl,dlnEa The riehi
~ rele,t ans and al bias a repfrssl.,
rverftet ~ tne cauafy.
MATTER y TtMoN. ccansy Jadke
Nueccs cnunty.
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06

A roid headache, impurities
Of IT, Blood. constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Plcasaat &c
tako swoeten and take "a
an ordinary tea Package .
cents
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06

iaS ~ Fvrf4af, ihst b 10 ssx me tth
say u FehrasrY. 1914
netall pikat snN sre<fneANrte Arf
IN TIE al ne efftt ~ ysvnch a lab
errf Whtre fheg con ~ corsai,et.
rhc p~sfa ~ celnty c,sasaftianefr
gvsefVs the tishs 81 fsttes aas q aii
hi3s
W y rlAtoN. County Juara Saeces
Ccohts. Texas ~
sauertt-rrs~at
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06


STATE pf ffxA9
County ~ Nusces
Corpus Christi Trsar ssn 18Th 1875
To ahnm 10 maY conrsrn
TIE nndcfaiFu0i hsfsbs nitf nafiff
~ their Intention a. appif ~ thf
Thirty fourih issFisiaipre ~ tht NfafF
"a Tstas ~ Sc regular srrrinn nNv
ir seseion Or tfs psFHsHe y = sfesia'
isw csaioN sfausiur snf c"nrrf0ire
a. me t'iif ~ Corpus fkfisu tek5e
ga rant sifie ara Interest ~ the state
~ fesas A. al hand nav ~ hesrtnsnff
20 snY time owned ~ The Nfais -
Tefan Hrdsf tha satsfn ~ 'nffNr
rtrisii nav if1rs i,sfpees he narthefH
aua southern limits - said cts szfsrr
"a eastward inis sAid waters ~ ~
raefsfn boundary n said State
Notice - also hef~hs given fNaf ~
uadsfsiRasa elii Apply - said i.esisla
sure az said secession fcf ihf pas&a 70
q special ian aadin4 srasilAs az
f1nrfniaf ~ tAe CHS % cefpui
,'hri-ii aii rlvh' title snc interest ~
10. state ~ T~sss ~ eli lanfs ownsi
hY fhs Ftate - Trfar under 80 Water
n t.Hsess fiaf within ihe corporate
ilmts ~ sid citf ~ crfBps chus'i
nay Miller Iineh euihffi4ad iific
~ Ward. l. q cel.las 1na. u oails :
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Acknowledgements
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GE0RoE wEeT TENAs -The nev
nfdern tav.n II Hiist frrfn Ccrrus
cinisii m thr n a. 4 - ~ Town
iafs $3.50 ~ o. $500 eo. ont. ffih cash
81 0r deferred pas menfs Hard sae %
20 t1s o.. eps- iaurfh cash balance on
M hesHfv "a vesrs fins ~ ~-frf
further infaffrafien esii on , r. collier
a enn Wnhsrua ifeis i7e
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ron ExcnASuE ifogsi fprnlshs0
egrrists 81 CsUnif is-ai R q tgvn ~
Q98 81 izS9 population Want rsui-
lsnfe ~ earart lois in Ccfpus Chftsfl
% yaiue ~ itse9eo. afents taAs ~
tIcs get haF9 fitf Fund desi Aet ~
write W D Knlrht tsl nm street
san AHteris Tssau ~
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The poars - rearfs Cntuniarip'itf-
fffe hiss fer ihe ef.Hsifuoticr = feq
feet - pile stfroafh ~ ihe raisiirr
hHdYs. ofoasirr ths Nufsss River -
caialiep Hueceu cawfif Tessv aald
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Cheaper Rents ' ~, =, s', =. - ''''''''
Born Investment Company
rypEwRrrxs EXCHANGE.

inf. ScrafftnQ. rentals sslts fNreu
eurkmauthila Reasonable prices
lNifras Cnrise rtqcoriiet N,xchansw.
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FoH TRADE two FHe1 farms if
cnpnreho County ~ trade Coz sinet
~ psra hanMne inis in s1u Anfenio
Par auimneilie D.. ~ Eatr. &ateea
Hotel Iss
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