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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
A CORRECTION.

In our issue Of July /, an error
was made in the proposition made
by ). Il. Dodds TO the Fiscal
Court regarding cash donations
he will make towards building
gravel roads in Fulton county, anu
We reproduce below the article
m question as il should be;
To the Hon. Fiscal Court of
Fulton county:
To encourage hard roads in
our county, | will make the fol
lowing proposition:
LIST: | will give 800 to any
and each parcel or section of road
leading from any of the follow
my places: Fulton, Lodgeton, Jor
dan, Cayce. State Line, Sassafra,
Ridge; that will expend ms much
as $1,000 on said section of road
IN 1915.
2nd. | will donate 800 pei
mile for any gravel road put
down according to State Engineel
specifications, on any section OF
road in Fulton county, provided
said parcel or section of road is
built in the year 1915.
Signed
y. l.. D0DDS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
IMPROVE THE SOUTHERN HOG
Farmers Have Learned That Razor
back Variety 10 Not Worth XIII
lno-oood Breeds In Demand.

The Southern hog raiser has learned
;hSt razorback hogs are not worth
klllinS even II they cost nothing for
their keep Hog raising in Virginia.
North CarollsS. Alabama and Tonnes
see Ia rapidly assuming large proper
tions aud good breeds arc coming into
demand.
Wherever alfalfa or other forage
crops are grown. hogs can DO cseaply
fattened for market even II corn u
not grown extensively.
The Southern farmer knows better
than any other how TO cure meat and
now that he In learning how TO grow
the hog itself his prosperity il bound
% increase.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

10 poorly that my folks thought was
going into consumption. One day |
found piece Of paper blowing around
the yard and picked Il up and read Il.
II said Saved from the Grave and
told what Lydia +. Pinkham's vegetA-
bic Compound has done for women. |
showed Il 10 my husband and he said,
Why don't you try M SO | did, and
after ! had taken two bottles | felt
better and ! said 10 my husband. 4 don't
need any more. and he said You had
better take u n little longer anyway
SO took Il for thrco months and got
well and strong - Mrs. ALoRz0 +.
BAKEa. . Tscumseh ST.. Adrian. Mich.
Nos Well Enough 90 Work.
In theac words "a hidden the tragedy
Of many a woman, housekecper or wage
Garner who supports herself and IL often
helping 10 support a family, on meagre
wages. Whether In house, Office. fac.
tory. shop. store OF kitchen, woman
should remember that there Il one tried
and true remedy for the liza 10 which an
women are prone. and that IL Lydia +.
finkhAm's Vegetable Compound. II
prumotes that vigor which makes work
Easy The Lydia y. Pinkham Medicine
Ia, Lynn. Mass.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
A GOOD HOUSEHOLD SLAVE.

Ordinary ailments and injuries
are not of themselves serious, but
infection or low vitality may
make them dangerous. Don I
neglect a cut, sore, bruise or
hurt because it's small. Blood
poison has resulted from a PIN
prick or scratch. For all such
ailments Bucklen's Arnica Salve
is excellent II protects and
heals the hurt; is antiseptic, kills
infection and prevents dangerous
complications. Good for all skin
BleniShes, Pimples, Salt Rheum,
Eczema. Get an original Bounce
Doe box from your druggist. Adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

Judge James II. Mulligan, one
of the most prominent men of the
State, died at his home in Lex
ington last week following q
stroke of apoplexy. He was wide
ly known as poet, politician and
newspaper writer. His wife died
just two weeks ago. Judge Null
ligan served both in the House
and Senate in Kentucky and had
been United States consul gener-
al to Samoa and at Cape Town.
His "ln Kentucky" read at
banquet given in Lexington in
1902 by the chamber of com
merce to the Kentucky legisla-
ture, is the best known and wild
est read of his poems. II appear
ed in the Courier a few months
ago.
The Empress has secured the
famous picture play "The God
dess," and will show the opening
reels on July 10th.
j. w, Jennings and wife were
called to Rutherford July End on
account of the death of the lat
ter's mother.
Little Cook" corn; none bet
ter, only Zoe the can.-Betters-
worth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

One of Hickman's young law
yers defended a certain party ov-
err here last week. Although he
failed to get a verdict for his
client he said the Judge would
have TO admit that there was
more weight to his evidence than
the other, for his client weighed
over 400 pounds while the oppos-
ing weighed only a paltry 36O.--
Fulton Wireless.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
Cattle VIII Advertise.

Any man ought 10 be ashamed TO
send hls cows out Of doors wearing a.
an ornament Ave or six pounds OF
dried fertilizer on their tanks. You
do not always need 90 put notice in
the papor TO advertise. Just neglect
your cattle aud they viii advertise
YOU. all right
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
STOMACH WORMS IN LAMBS
Keeping Of Small Flock Of Sheep Can
be Made q Source Of Quick and
Profitable Returns.

u Ia not generally recognized by
farmers that the keeping OF small
Hooks OF sheep ON farms can be made
a source Of quick and profitable re-
turns from the money invested. Ifin-
stead OF permitting the nockr to run
free ard open 10 tho ravages Of stom-
ach sorms care 10 taken 20 obviate
such losses. a profitable industry can
be made To take the place Of one that
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
Sell the Boarders.

Sell every COW that Ia likely to pull
down your profits this year Weed them
out You may have to sell them for
beef. All right DO II, rather than 20
keep them over and have all the rest
Of the cows work TO maintain their
standing In the herd They have all
they can do themselves.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

ia now quite frequently losing propo-
sition. Losses from the above-named
source can be- reduced to a minimum
by handling fiocka properly.
Stomach worm infection follows usu.
ally the grazing Of unaffected lambs
upon old or permanent pastures that
have been previously infested The egg
from which the stomach worm II
hatched IL thrown on In the feces OF
infected sheep. Under favorable eli.
matte conditions this egg matches out
the parasite. which develops In the
organic matter OF the manure until
about one-thirtle,h Of an inch In
length. at which time II Ia ready TO be
taken into the stomach OF the sheep
for complete development The worms
chances OF reaching III host are en-.
HANGED by its crawling up ON the ten
der shoots OF grass 30 eagerly sought
by lambs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
ne Kind 70 Cow.

he Kind TO the dairy COW. You can't
mound milk out Of her with the milk
stool or run milk out Of her with the
dog when bringing her from the pas.
,ure 10 the barn. Got on good terms
with the dairy COW. and her friend.
shin will be- seen by increased pronis
IN the milk pail.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
nnuhle the Corn Crop.

The greater the variety and the
richer the feeds given cows, the more
and better manure can be had from
,no herd with dairy manure alone
ON tho farm. the corn crop can be
Souhled within two or three years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
lmnrnve Farm Appearance

Arc you planning to improve the
appearance Of the farm home this
year with some trees. shrubs, flowers
or a coat or :wo Of paint7 All can
bo usas TO very good advantage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

got 10 weak that |
could hardly do my
work. when |
washed my dishes |
had 10 sit down and
when ] would sweep
the floor | would get
10 weak that | would
have 10 get q drink
every few minutes.
and before ! did my
busting | would have
% lie down. 4 gui
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

Screen doors and screen wire.
Stark & Co.
Nothing but first class pictures
at the Empress.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
An Easy, Pleasant Laxative.

One or two DIR Kings New
Life Pills with tumbler of wat
er at night. No had, nauseating
taste; no belching gas. Go right
to bed. Wake up IN the morn
ing. ensoy a free, easy bowel
movement, and feel fine all day.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills are
sold by all druggists, &c IN an
original package, for 25c. Get a
bottle today enjoy tins easy,
pleasant laxative. Adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak Gould
Not Do Her Work-Found
Relief In Novel Way.

Adrian. Mich. =" suffered terribly
with female weakness ard backache and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15

LiSe Oman. OF Tiplonville,
spent Friday in town.
Fine Pcabssry coffee only Zoe,
-Bettersworth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
BE A CREDITOR NATION
SLOGAN OF JAPANESE


THkfN Zee ~ 1859 creditor
euuntfyr b. thH slogan ~ Baron ksn-
ilfe pen. gfumInenf mambef ~ enc
li0uat ~ Peers with reference io fhs
fliufe prOHpfffa ~ IHuanfse finance
The Baron DOB nn interview. rsufrfafs
wonder abs JapAua nHlGtiu alihuu
ties SO mot nrliege la Jhr hdyirahHp
10 fhf redemption 10 foreign debts af
fhla opportunity BE- mfa that fh.
preacnt D. not Ouly The hsat chance Tor
Japan te iluuidate hog foreign dthi
boz alan fhe ilme to fe-parebaae ans
domestic bonds which have pfsasd into
me hands ~ foreigners
ffa dartsred ne Il. nof ,,ft,to ,.i,.,
.uls ,saf sin end bst a. ID ,,.tit. ,..
.tat, mae h /. 49,. n,...b $780,, ~,
.i,o t.ta,f. ~ 49,. .'..,.,,,.ti,.. San
ie ,..t,a,ii.t n. ii.n.... - ,h,,, 81,
.tti. f.,.., i.ra,.,.' bona. v.,i t..f,,,,
+, r,.,t,, ,,i'.. tvt.. IN. ,.........,..
t.,.... .i....t.. ~. t...t,t H.. ~. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

WIS Then poweffal enDukh ~ prerrh
aERYersious and sae violation ~ inter.
naiim1ai lnW iiui Under ne advice ~
iesNffg who hellerr1 In peare at ans
price Drnmafk pas dent.oiled Austria
wa serpelled and r'fanct WAS deapoii
"a
iiatine achieved ia purpose % lhres
.-..sa. ,tsfmsny srl ~ wofh in ptepa ~
reoif 20 iis Inevitable atfursie saainsi
Great brialn in military preitlia
lions isa achievements we're marvellous
a. also had some diplomatic victories.
bui in Tie heid Gseai Britain was is
aug.riaF
iiut when che hour struck Great
uutnln hnd a. gay dearly fpr ~ policy
80 ronfsfdicf. The result ID yet .n
Ibuii II gfsai Britain becomes a ate.
pnd fait power IL il IL fnfoed to ae.
capi . humillsiinH peace iha fespon-
aihliity viii n'f 10 upon its arm. or lfa
navy. but uupn the Statesmen who be-.
ifted in pfaee az any price Great
Hfiisin hfa found ihaf times cume in
re hleiufs ~ esefy nation Whsa o.
eauhof have pfirr even ~ any price
montgomery Advertiser
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24


NrimNnf, untii soue slNiA Seaps asa
MAS n,Ade Wn 90 several minor hui
sirona states, the wofh ana plans oi
Inv ptuesinu leaders hsgNn a. show
results
Au unnecessary Naf WAS n,AIc on
Denmark. a weak aNd hcn,lr.a p0wvr
NetmanN wUn an EASY victory and
psompiN annexed the rich settions 81
Scmcs~ir lloi-lein Il WAS IN the fiArs
Nt lrusn.A thte o. have an outlet m
,he sna, ana after Wrestling Schteavfe .
tlplrtein fFom Denmark German, hniit
She kicl canal,
This mrmaifs az f.ofd Rtdcsd.ae. a
Vcternn ENai.sh diplomat, teecnit,
puflishcd. reflect she horror ~ mo al
plomatie service. and * thr ir.dcta 4,
English lhouHht at che announcement
teei lfrniet Gladstone, unNillius a.
iikhi ScfmanN had aarvtd to overlook
ihe Violation az International law Is
tlie annexation of Danish tcritor,
i'lRht then wNs established the fo0nda /.
ton % mo policy ~ cawArdlec. when
weakened Great nsltain ror tho erra
honf when 4 had to stfukgle Tar ~.
lstcnco.
uetmanN ahout tire same Time a.
elafe.f var with Austria On a ttoteNt
AnoShsf quick and comparatively easy
tieiufN MAS acetesed. Marr trtr,tor,
Was anncNca e. Germany ,his tim.
FFam Austria Then on me famous
ferked teieepm from Ems 0csmans
fpfced q war VITA France ana canHhi
fsanee nngFrpAlea The resMt WAS
aposhef eaft sictVry and lhe aeouisi.
ihan e Alsfceei.ernioe' Grvai tsi,A,n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
OTHER VIEWS

Hsifetaf Lame iHfa iho huio red
fehuni hupHe must gn Nu futuro pfes
ldeni gan hope Co he famous either aa
splitter Of logs. go u havinr cdueated
himself hy lhc nnht Of los nre. The
whrlesunso humospun frontier has ,iai
npus8fvd. iiut hold the day may SET
he stVed' ilerv Is SENATOR Lawrence n.
ahelman 20 ILLINOIS,
Nthrmau ruaheB tn tn front ~ pfr.
ftrvr ihe nnnd ulA American tradition
"a Impressed trousers iioidiy be- an
HunfcrH hie allegiance io the nhat.
monluua shirt fmut so ruNodp for
MN nor tet lhu confederation of bpvh
ruiawiN sud stripped trouacu a uiik
hAi la rtii no nHhiun plate ia ou
trfmH ut asQuHintNncrahip with him
Az luNf and drAdincked Legislature.
Wupla have NJ James iianltan icwia
and sherman afo the two senator
frum illiuula Lewis IL hnoWn owes
thrfr nf four continents aa iht nuloat
dresser off thr vaudeville stare. Ohqi.
nuaiN hia ruiloague cauid nuf hoppe tu
ifisal the i.owia display of tnety
iaNNH huead fNuG,tH aud esufini
mriOuai uiHCurd arc hn iho iunlor sem.
Ietor has, icft hlm hy way ur outward
distinction
Tho srnatos tells 40 about So in 10
lstter tn An iltinois intend Someone
Is aeume had complained about ahcr.
nAn'a Aek 90 attention to ihr actniia
or hia daily dress q avn SORRY o. make
nay friends So much uauhie.H wutes
the scnhtur 20 win trs tn nave my
ifs5ua,rH pressed "a snlahla Intervals
say three or feuf uiHnths apart / shall
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
AMERICANS WILL SELL
MINES IN SPITZENBERG

CuNisTlNNlA uec. s pfnru
tics boo getting aal from England end
DermnnN hHle attracted ihr @aandini,
San rmsntrivs Co Sptpnhorg. whcsr enur
m"ts coat ngld. aff still intact rh,
sp'tnnirfN nai D. ni tltN hafd A8thtN
aud at,Nm,r lu north NORWEGIAN watrr
ara trtN eager Go u-,. " hns however.
iuru rather dtiugult tu keep thc mnos
eoHlN ihr climate e. rn dissef4rahie
therc that minrf, aud miorars IS uat
care to stay Nav Ignition b. nniy nnssihlr
couple ot munths after midsummer
American husinr.s mrn represented
Through ihr Arrir rnl Nnwm hnN
the largest cual rhims at >ptsfnhog..
au The snuth and EAST side ol Advent
hay Abmf luWn tuus of toal wrrr
minvd thefc a.t summer hall sd Whioh
has gone te NnfH frisu cnusumrrt
This company thruurh iis diftctnr.
~cnlt Turner. a. nraatietiee with Nurnr.
gan Nusirc-s MON " ho want te aay $50
Aatrfan vlolms and nnnes
heside this American company. Nor.
WrEian. British and Swedish -iotk ram.
lauirs are hsldine ps,,l elaine ai ~rftf
enhfg a Enat Russian cmecio ha. 40
option ou some Norwegian chims d.
mted at Craven llathat ANA d going g.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
DlPHTHERlA INCREASED
IN TEXAS LAST MONTH
state Health Department Reports O31
Cases During November and ~
Cases Scarlet Fever.

The SANITARY reports rcrclNcd Es tet
state hrnith department up tu necpm
bog rom frrm li ouuUtius aud 20 cities
show aii chacs Nf aeHrlrt tower DOB 80.
remhrr aa npuuHod to lEi m Ostnher
Nn Increase nf sa riass rhs Namr
counties and cities report $50 rhaea 90
iiphthrrR fur Nufemhrr while nttH.
tot Shove NNl an lnero4st eff iti rtasa.
IN deaiha from diphtherIa m o,tnnr
ava m Nnt ruhef 81 dsaths from ihr
same cause we're reported 90 the DE-.
nartmeni With this epirmic duriuu
ihp firHt three monfha 81 tia H,hunl
torn and the death Nst I'D iio sssHe
September ! ana the cost ffe ftu iheas
figures viii be- multiplied MANY fimha
before the winter is over and ihr
school term ls completed unlcae the
iafrnls dcnnud the proteytiun for
ihrir children ths! thpV are entitled to.
When Z counties out ~ tt3 and On
cuiVH aut ~ over SOC Incorporated
cities report ti3 caavs nf suariei fever
md oaR eases af dlphthvr.a thr ru-
donnie has reached surh pr,puI ,lna
that active measures must hr adopted
iu check The arrrfd of the llaeaao.
Ever, sase shouit nr rcrOrfed fo enc
health einrrr Rnd maae "a puhiic res.
oid fhc'y "a nothing to boz aaincd hy
hidluN auch dAeaees nNrrN huuec
should he pAcardpd and the occupants
Guaranteed nlainfgttion anl funies d.
tipn should ho dune hy an experienced
physician ana noe hy tht nafents ~ "A
cheAp sanitary INSPECTOR who doves n,t
understand ihe caWse ANA pre-, tntlnu
ef lhr disease
feachefs rriucinies and sunern.
tvndrnte of schonis shomi rNrln0,
frum syhool an children exposed as tho
disease. ih,eieians should renoft
promptly pll spsptri0us eescs a. tbs
eosi,H offlcvr Parents should not rs
pcsc ihelr children 8, allowing them
10 attend ana p0huc eaiheung aniess
quarantine rules and regulations aro
ntrirtlv vniorced m their eonnutnit,
Counties and cllies shaeid furnish hre
meaioAl attention and FREE serum fnr
use Ns preventive measures ia aaacs
where parents afe "a moderate means
rae commissioners cnutt or The l.,sr.I
~ aldermen AS tne case may ~,
shoula 1rmaud that the physicians g.
psft "a ne health eftiecr and That tho
health ofOcer IN turn report e. the
state Ne4rd os health ana Co. ihe cons
wis>'"AefN court or tisy haArd Saeh
rfpoyt should De published essh month
WHEN am epidemic exists committee
Hhifnld ~ appointed 10 investigate ihe
Netse and their trPort made puhlis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
EXPORT SITUATION
GRADUALLY FORCES
DECLINE IN COTTON
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES lHCREAeE
~ FACE OF SHORTAGE ~
TONNAGE
Service Win no Relief Of Stu.
alton IN Sight

The cotton mafAet Waf generally
somewhat lower yesterday 0Win@ in
the csiremelt anftyarhl, export Hit-
lHheu Stocks continue io pho sr af
American uarir. f0f,lHa American rnn
ruri values bower a. ihr tmr time
sioesa on fhr Enaliah mafNet ue dr-
creaslus and contract sniue There afo
generally hieher
pfoan frelfhf siaH continue gao n.
crease and tonnage Ie Fru aHfcr
wIfn n0 prospect uI immediate roIrf
u ihe situation uuiNn mpHen tr-
F.'npmrufa hnfr uaa stu N Enaiisn
nunamn Boo ihr TRANSPORT .ef.les. 900.
u tha situation iH relieved fhrre o.
rYrn probability fhHt international
contract values aH brNe.u fh, rufei
states and Gnsmnd 1913 continue 90
separate
1hf IMPORT of thr iase tuHIns nr
recorded on che nonri n th. Corpus
christi COTTON Exchange follows
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
Tlexas Press



THIS sHittd States department 81 Ia
flvu''ufF has maae IA estimate ~ the
rron Nalrrs Nf NE several states dulih,
the 'etf neW arpreHrhiur lta gioae and
feNAr matte eaite . favuihric aheW inf
eri,fnlpd With last ycar
We tina Tor lnninnfe a corn urns
dnetluh u ilseoe 600 husheis which
ii'nrra 1fkAa $3.50 anens lhc nrsi seven
producing sltiea a soAd showina
tlias. M yleN ot ihn uli heard state
men, that Texas - NOT a corn state
This rpnd rrun IS corn AZ tespanAnn.
it e lares leerse iof che better com
ditlogs ni lhe state thls YEAR sithaunl,
Production ~ 500 geo 900 hmshc,s
would hc nome tod niueh nif tha a..
Vulrenaents 81 Tcxa6
Other nfAln tfoi.s are ~ 500 600
bushels og what ig.sga6on tnsh.l. 4,
OATS o,eoq hushels az haflsN Ia anu
bushels % rNc lisre is elascl ln cash.
thf value ni t'if cinp eksoeuiun i.uaa.
vac We necd musr nipte ur an the-r
GRAINS hita 4 q equally TRIO THAT ent
haN emp ~ Iftope sens miaht d. drti-
rlea Without lniNry 40 our material
Prosperity
An important Item. too h shc proa
drc'lpn ~ nearly tean.ooo bushels If
sweet pnintnes ard 3.iso.oO0 l,nAheiu
~ irish Potatoes
~ accpunt y taken IL $50 present
rstimaie " sAc Nasg pa,d0ci.on ii
FRUITS ene ye4eiahivS ST. * the melon
yrep NJ Wcsnuns u sAhen IL wool ~
cattle. herece, mnlrs ahttp aAd eoat.
NJ account y taken az the poultry ana
vHss SirihS thste thlnks cnnfrihat.
e. me comfort f~pplness ana W,..sti,
~ me ppoiliv u, az ,nrorlaat dearee
~ an tsnindsd' howsses that WIN,
~ our azfieultnal Wcailh, ~ ate ~,
iAr shpff ol ihn s,ssAihllples * rcNaA
The states aefleaftufal rrsourras hav.
as Het barely heFn tApohpa. Anlx a
Fraction ~ our Imperial iOinnn, Il ~ /.
der cultivation, aud shel ~sssri, ~
bfer brought under the aotsinlas III
me ipan Nltn Tho how q eelehlo under
tys,sm N intensive raltSais6n n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

NhpH 90 the Threshold N a new
year a very large and rfflcleGuy pro.
lfFHaalgN mercantile house nffsupee To-
auhsiHnual Increase in iis corporate
Nnfflre capital iss community nui
trade TERRITORY nfs HlyrH b meet srsii.
flinn slRu ~ au,,d times
a business advance 1T this character
NOW is msrHfd lu san Antonio lta
anihur ID rnnctYn that deals aifuolly
eiih ali aotiH arid conditions of patron
are ana tae stock holders N ench IN
enterprise needs must have their nm.
gers on the pliae VI general sfpnumlc
conditions De- authorizing nn enlarge.
neFi ~ capital stock 20 tho amount "
half million d0ilHis py n Increase
~ 100000 they publish This State
meHt
Zine general ouiioas fof husiasas ln
this Ftciiun tdn rronlae nf 81 general
inAIiaf hualnfas. an Indication ~ rapid
development Go normal conditions boo
now under wn~ A. Southwest TAaH
where thlr finn enjoys go exceedingly
large patronage prompted This increase
lu capital eo mat stocks could boz
brought pp f0 meet fhe greater fe.
HhiNHN or N'W tuHiNnffn unA give fnl
wider variety 90 aii patrons
hf every goHiicrnii0n. such an AS
ununr0mfnt 81 very senannHhie so,
ip san Aninuiu Hud Nuuthwesi Texas.
- iH iHf dependable iudpen expression
~ Hn lnnliihle criterion ~ er0eIne
prosperity ~ is me expression ~
complete asa gHgiflnn confidence in
Eift 4Uu rrrisn uHtFnnHar iu Haf4u
81 NifgH evidence that the number aud
ihe ftHOufces W Purchasers hrrfabpnta
1ie increasing Hn1 epfeadiuE nf an
hmiih POGO no meet utr greater
HemnndH Of nsw cnsinmrrs' b. IhmHiue
shat Enoa fu fhe YofY haHH ST popular
conditions. Retail trade is ytuthhiy
tHe nunFe ~ fffinna financial
strength refiaiaF it ia the measure ~
optimism ln buHiueef roiutOa and op
patfunliica
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

PRODUCING possibly I'VE ilnos its pfcs-
en' yisld
When We nfr 'eid tAaf ~ TIE or.
firuiinfal prtaucilpD ~ the couHtry ~
iel5 W worth 60 tNo producer nearit
50 ooo. p0q.ego. W. efn stop lneE enough
70 Srasp he truth rhai d IL Within ihy
bound "a possibility fpf TttnN Alnne -
pto,iucr ~ much wealth annually
Ibt time viii cumr. r4s ln DOR psn-
GRAFTON, pefhapa, ~ "a she generation
llat shah follow w. Nhen ali osfr pfrb-
lefne All hr solved and rhen tlif
states agricultural reaourcee will ~
fniiY developed in the Teaaa that b
~ BE- tnefe viii BE- 50 900 esg people
and tAeg viii find their feod and CLOTH.
iur opt q ~ nol ana have enough
iefi 90 shnfe win either peoples III ihr
world tpuaiun fuai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

. IN .sv ,onr wins 49, ,le..si thes q stand aronn'
~, ,......inr 4al rfpnnandiha afd ad'tug a"a miss
,ss,r he most You paint Fenf pump rna a your H's"
~. Viii rome r. contemplate your ishofs aH8 t"" s'
,.hs,, s,,tte eronpf iheyB .al yoas laai X punk = ''
4 .i.sA b. saudlsr " duef and h.h ie HAtt cay
bong b you vise 700 ~ them ea''''
lrnehsll. little naft.y they're w.nh ei' ''' ~
800, 49, s,d. an. sr az t.iniing sou krep or ptiatns
rsiotne psintias until tls pump doac lhf man VIM
listens e. thr spr'ug OF crsio flasgs h'is th' -
some bitter days b. fur your right twas M
then ao ahead end gain the credit rf' aAar h'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

\ man has been arrested Ia Gal
weston lie Is held for counterfeit.
Jug Aexiean money, lie should
hc restrained Any nan who would
counterfeit Mexican money would
steal peannts front a blind man.