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The evening world., 1911-10-10
OFFICIAL SUFFRAGE YELL.

The FIRST accredited suffragette yell
viii be let loose tomorrow night on
Broadway at Thlrty-slxth street when
the Fourteenth Assembly District, unde.
Miss Mary Donnelly, Lines up for a
mass-meeting to start the campaign
T. the ar OF Yankee Doodle" the Yell
ers will chant the refrain:
Vote, for women We must win.
Votes for wUmen-iruF. sir.
Votes for women We must win.
And here In Broadway too. sir.
Young men and women, each tagged
with a letter which helps to spell "Po-
Ntical Equality Assertion" Mrs. Bel.
mont's organization, win swell the noise.
The evening world., 1911-10-10
PAR0lEO MAN KILLS SELF.
Found Dead on nay lie Was
Due to Report.

Edward perseco. aged twenty-five.
barber employed In a shop at No. ~
First avenue. was found lying on tie
noor OF the shop with Is throat cut this
morning when Thomas Sposeto ana
Ralph "a qua. two OF MS fellow en-
ployees. opened up the place. lie had
A razor in his right hand. and Il was
clear tnat he had taken his own life.
An ambulance surgeon sad he .
bccn dead for several hours.
The oaly reason Sposeto and Pasqua
could assign for the act vas tina; Per-
.eco was a paru'cd prisoner AMI was
due 10 report to-day to either the pro-
hatIon officer or tIe Judge wac had
tried his case The said he lad been
serving about this fpr several days.
The evening world., 1911-10-10
BEAUTY THAT Is LASTING
COMES FROM Within.

Church women, let me assure You
do not paint. They know that the only
lasting beauty comes from w.thln-!s
rad'ltoi by love. You know what
President Taft said the other day: The
fellow that goes out and locks for hap
piness never finds it, That's true. lie
gets It just by doing thlnrs for others
And the same thing Is true of beauty.
Tho woman who Is trying all the time
to make herself beautiful with paints
The evening world., 1911-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin iIoyt Of New
York announce the engagement o..
foster-dGughter, Miss Isobei IIoyt
Hay. to vintun Logan Staley. The wed
din Will take place at $50 on the eve.
ming of Nov. 8 in ST, Luke's Episcopal
Church, Convent avenue and One Hun
drei and Forty-hrst street. There vii!
be no reception.
The evening world., 1911-10-10
address as No. 1874 West Twelfth street.
Mrs. Levy didn't answer the letter.
MISSING GIRLS DOLL HER ONLY
COMPANION.

Mrs. Lewis says her daughter Ways
doll was her only companion. She never
left the house at night unless accom-
panied by some one In whom the mother
had confidence. and was always In bed
early. She slept with her sister. Dor
o,hy. who says she never heard MAY
mention men.
Mrs. T.ewis's husband left her eleven
years ago. only once since. four years
after his disappearance. bas she heard
from him. She believes ne ls - n
scouts the Idea that he might have
returned to New York n kidnapped
his child. In s~ubstantiauon Mrs. Lewis
says her husband would not recognize
May. whom he has not seen since snc
was three years old she also declares
that. IL he were going to klduap either
OF the children. he wouli have taken
Doro.hy, who was his favorite.
Lewis went West TO visit several
cities and possibly locate In one. For
four years his family. whicE vas to
have followed him West. heard moth.
Ing from him. Then suddenly he ap-
peared In New York and wanted Mrs.
Lewis, shs saws. to take him back.
She refused anil he left.
The evening world., 1911-10-10
Pastor Rcisner Insists Charge That Eah OF Women in
City, eta Glasses, Paint Is Not
Exaggerated.
Wonders WY They Do It, nr "No lasting L0Ue Is
Won Ly A,filce' and Business Demands
Efficiency. Not Bsduly."
Ely NIXOLA GREELET-SNITF

A clergyman remarked from a New York pulpit on
Sunday that half the women seen In the streets of this
city pain; their cheeks in order to gt face beauty
adding that Beauty may be- acquired only through love
and that happiness is the best cosmetic.
Paint your cheeks with happiness was the rec.
ommendation of the Rev. Christian F. Reisner. pastor
of Grace Methodist Church. Yesterday the originator
of this novel beauty cui. told mo just how tho new
cosmetic should he applied, first, however. ampllfylng
the accusation that the New York woman is not so fair
as she Is painted, or rather as she paints herself.
"Of course, | can give you no aciHal figures" Or.
The evening world., 1911-10-10

"At one me-" Dr. T'e!sner auueu'
at was possible to dcduce a womans
character from the nrtinciality OF com
p~lexior. but one al - 50 no longer.
"To-day, in Now York, the habit
of coloring the face artincially
extends from Fifth avenue to
Grand street. Women Of leisure,
working g!rl,, factory girls, all
endenvor 20 cultivate beauty OF
s~ufiacs At tho eKpeass OF iossii-
ness of Borl.
please DON. think I am one OF those
Westerners who come to New York 10
knock. | think New York Is more
truly religious than tho cities OF the
West. There Is more reverence here. a
better observance OF the Sabbath. a
moro decnrnns hitLinde Whom In chnrch.
The evening world., 1911-10-10
TELLS OF SUlTOR'S TRAGIC
THREATS WHILE WooiNo.

When she failed to return yesterday
for luncheon her mother began a search
for her. A general alarm vas sont out
by the police to-day when the girl failed
to return all night.
Several years ago Mrs. Lewis met
George Chill. employed by Paul Fisher
& Co., butter and Egg dealers at
No. lt6 I:eade street and living al No.
275 Stanton street. chin. Mrs. LOWS
says. insisted that she marry him.
Mrs. Lewis Is thirty-nve years old and
chill In thirty.
lie persisted In his attentions. she
says and threatened to kill her. Ac-
cording to her story. one day last sum-
mer Chill followed her from her home.
then at No. 1866 East Ninsty-six tn
street. to her store at No. 337 East
Seventy-seventh street. after she had
refused him admittancs. and got on the
same car with her.
When she aiightsd he insisted on talk.
ing to her. When she refused to discus,
marriage with him.. she charges, he drew
a small Vial from his pocket. He told
her It contained vi,rol. lie threatened
TO dash It from the bottle.
Mrs. Lewis says she threatened 10 call
the police. and Chill hurried from her
He persisted later. however. In his atten-
tons and frequently visited her store
lie threatened to get even with her.
she charges and made many threats "a
Kill her.
When Mrs. Lewis sent her chill.
dren to Colorado Springs Chill wrn,
to Chicago. She did not hear OF
him until three weeks ago. when
her sister. Mrs. Tiilie Levy. No. ll2 Full
ton street. Brooklyn. received a letter
from him asking for information con
corning Mrs. Lewis. He gave his Chicago
The evening world., 1911-10-10
BEINGS AND HUMAN
MACHINES"

Human h"'ngs arc regarded as ma
chimes In this age" DR.. Reisner added.
Nearly every day some man says to
me: I cant 20 to church. need all
Sunday for recreation so as to be
able to do my work during the week
Man considers himself a machine to
work; woman. a machine to please.
Every human being wants. tries TO
have. a certain thrill! Some men get II
from painted m from questionable
theatres. They are deadened. coarsened.
They do not know the sacred thrill Of
religion and the home.
Some men through selhshncss avoid
experiencing the thrill Of tho home.
They seek only surface women. women
who could not inspire them with
thoughts of unse!fshness and sacrifice.
But they don't know what they're MISS
Ing. DO you suppose they ever expert
ence the thrill / feel every morning
when my little two-year-old boy climbs
Into bed with me and pulls my nose?
Why. I've seen married men at fashion
able resorts around New York who
came to spend from Saturday to Mon
day with their wives n who never
even cooked at or spoke to their own
babies. Men shirk the responsibilities
Of parent rood Just as much ~ women
do. The blame for race suicide mas beet
placed altogether on the womcn's Shout
ders. 1t doesn't belong there. The
woman who deliberately shirks mother
hood is not, cannot be. beautiful.
Responsibility. character, service
love. motherhood are the real beauti.
iiers OF women. and the only one that
Inspire the real and lasting affection OF
a man worth having"
The evening world., 1911-10-10
baby Horn 10 woman burglar.

a baby was born to Mrs. Margaret
Wcbber. the woman burglar" at the
Cumberland street Hospital, Brooklyn,
yesterday morning, and last night the
doctors OF that Institution declared that
both were doing r.cely. Mrs. Webbcr
WAS trappc- by detectives after she en-
tered thesnone Of Mrs. T.. pOzevillc. at
No. 100 Milton street, Williamsburg. a
few nights aga
The evening world., 1911-10-10
NO LASTING LOVE is WON BY
ARTIFICIAL COMPLEXION,


ARTIFICIAL COMPLEXION.
mo lasting love can he bu.lt
upon n lie. however trivial. The
woman who owes her husband to
artiace is going to lose him to
artifce. As for the business wo;l-
an's lookG, I advertised for a Sec
rotary recently II saw about
thirty applicants for tho place.
All the homely ones were compe-
tent and earned high salaries.
The others, nury, overdressod,
and, In some cases, painted, merely
used a surface Of beauty to cover
ineaiciency. what the business
world wants from women is ef-
h~ciency-pot beauty.
Tell me-" DR.. Relsner went on, why
do women tolerate The present fashions,
the tight skirts, the low necHs, which
appeal only to mater!alism? Why do so
many women In New York paint?
Il said to a girl oace: why do you
put that stun On your face? why do
you tell so many lies" And she
answered frankly; Why, to please. |
would never attract any attention as |
am naturally, and I'm not strong
enough mentally or any other way To
feel hat | don't care whether men Hike
me or not"
T please that's the key to tho
whole situation. But the woman who
seeks TO please at the expense Of char
acter never really succeeds, There Is a
very general misconceptlon Of what sue
cess is, anyhow one Of the most widely
known multl-millionairos Of the WesI
had Z brother. . clergyman. to whom
The evening world., 1911-10-10

ness With me, and I'll make YOU a mil
lonaire" The minister refused. and
later when the Croesus was at the
height OF HIS worldly power he said
Brother. you chose the better part.
what have |? Only my nlllions
The evening world., 1911-10-10

Reisner explained. Il al say only that so far as my personal observation
extends every second woman in New York helps ut her complexion.
"One OF the most prominent men OF the West who was walking with
me a few days ago turned suddenly and said. Have you noticed how many
women in New York paint their faces? Why do they do ITO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19
Lightning KlIls rcw.

In 1906 lightning killed only los
I oopie In thie whole country Ones
chances Of death by hghininr are
less than two in million The
chance OF death from liver, kidney or
.t1inach trouble ~ vastly greater, bu,
ros n Electric Bit,efs be used. AZ
Roaort Madison. OF West nurliusiou
loga. proved. -Four doctors gave hir'
up after eight months Of suffering
from sirni.pi liver trouble and yell
low iauudico ile was then complete
~ cured by Electric nl,iers They're
The best stomach. liver. nerve and
kidney remedy and blood purifier on
earth Only zoe at Joshua Smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Fred polcCask. bohemian farmer.
residing ON hhe kogtorys tract. about
-four milos soathwvv at the cits has
made record Ia farming which resi-
dents of Nue ea county ahouid be
proud iio 10, In fact, one ol che sue.
Sc lAful operators OF the day iarmlng
method ia thin section An gnot'
viii be- made shortly To set Mr.. Pole
oack 20 describe his method of hand
linz his farm tor the odincation and
Information OF other farmer. Ia thu
section
During the h,e years that be has
been farming iu this section he has
newer made a failure lie nov hHa
enc OF the nneHl lt-acre n'ids ei ou-
IONS io bc foud In thin country These
onions W.. raised without irrigation
and without lcrtiligation The tact
That AT polecack has placed an or
ivr Tor enough onions seed to plan,
I i 90 acres neat year mnN be taken a.
an Indication of the results he h Ee,'
iinE ont 81 farming Tho onion eror
|ls HE speciality Va the truck crop Inc
az cotton ls the staple crop which he
JAia.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19
INTEREST IN RAILROAD
rranklin Expected % Make rtoeosi-
tion % Sospns.

Since The news reports ct M. con.
siruction OF me Crystal Cliy and
uvaids railroad down the Nuecvs ,ai-
ley. from C.ordendalc On ihc interna-
atinOi and Great Northern point al
most due southwest of here. IN the
Nueces valley 10 some point on the
coast. presumably Corpus christ the
people Of this city have hccome more
OF less interested IN the man Who q
behind thr construction OF tho rail-
road, J = Frankiia Of 80 Louis
Mr Frankiin AZ also interested in
the Development lcf biz tract oi
land few miles Wcsi Of here ir The
vicinity 81 Calsilen Some time err
d was reported that he would spend
the winter here with bis family The
rnuoft was based on aiTlcrf s',cn
ont hy Mr. rfantNus aseocisics in
the eit, o. has now developed how
ever. that there "a a possihiliiy of Nr
Franklin not coming herr A. "a thii
winter ou account of husI 'sss
This Information VAS eitcn oHi h'
a T. rridas secretary of the land
compang now developing b,g tract
in tho Naoccs river hottnm near CAT
alien This. in ITSELF in sieW 90 a.,
tact shat M Franklin Ia The head o.
one of Che largest itnst companies 30
si Loum mishi Doe taken 10 lndi
cato that che promotion az fhe ran
road ehirh 81 headlas ihis way u
taxing np n great deal OF The iinan
cIeis time The road h nov SOM
distance oni ~ Gardendalc and d
little over iOe miles from here s.
soon as ho additional miles 81 th'
road hnvc heeu constructed Mf
rrortlIn b. expected to put a proposi
Non nn to tho Commercial rlnh in ~
rafd to enicrfnlnr tho citt
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WHARF MATERIAL ARRIVING
rtlntooas ~ ~ tnloassrd f,~isy. Thu
,Ions, h>rr,tr,i.

SIN large rcntocn boats e Ne used
~ the contractors "a building the
municipal wharf arrived yesterday
morning over the Sap. and Will be
unlcaded TO-DAY
The boats we're purchased from the
'}Aaitcd states army aud were uscd last
summer during the manvnNer drills
sariy Miner. Who wlll be IN charge
~ the construction OF the ~hafl. says
that other materials viii be afflslne
dali, aud that work viii commence
lust as soon a. the money that IA 60
br rceelsed from the BUYERS OF the
tonds u available
Il VAS announced VI the city coun-
ga inserting legt Friday that the money
would he here within the next fev
DAYS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Tho brotherhood Of 81 Andrew. Of
the Euscopai church has entered np-
on campaign 90 aid the salvation
Army Ia IA efforts 10 supply clothes
and provisions for the poor people OF
the clty. az q Christmas giit
Members OF the brotherhood ihi'n"
making personal honae-to'houNe
canvass Tor old clothing and toys. us"'
less 90 The owner. hat tina, VIII be
greatly appreciated by the needy
The school board and hup"Fin'cn-
dent Crossisy have been visited ny a
committee representing the brother
hood Ia company with an oinreF 81
the salvation Army aud have hihdly
consented 10 follow the custom W
other sitles. by making Friday a giit
day. when all pupils win bee permitted
10 maize presents OF food 20 IN" poor
A barrel will be- provided AZ the school
house entrance 20 receive the parcels
All provisions and clothes viii be
termed over "a the Army for diniT'bu'
lion. A turkey dinner viii be served
prisoners In the county iall. accord
ing 10 Capt Gale.
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sum. iirn,nn Appointed.

County superintendent; Na honton
has been appointed by the Texas Con.
ference for Education, "a special
representative OF the. conference be
fore The county Institutes - Cameron
san I'atricio and pn,al counties
an of these institutes VIII be held
during the present week, nud supo'in-
tcnAoui Hcnion viii necessarily have
hut little time 90 spend "a each ooan-
ty he lofi yesterday iof bfo~nn'ill''
where he VAL bc unui "Wednesday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

J. NJ Bnshhys Mnstrels played Go
a crowded house last night They
were hS Tar the best miustrcls that
ever visited thc city under canvas
They have an excellent performance
especially the acrohatic features and
tho dancing. white the old time min
strcl performance aud songs delight
cd tie audience They carry fine
hand and are tuuefui. musical. tall
ented crowd Yates Center Advo-
cate. Corpus Christi "Wednesday
1919 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Jach Aihin. OF Tan. Who sormctis
lived here. VAS sunday visitor
a. W smith, realty dealer % Fai-
fafSia-. vas 10 the ssts yesterday
A X. Hates % Hcckpors, was ~
she cits ye'tcraay AN short business
trip
Mr and Mrs e G wright % nan.
quote. are here 90 several days.
visit. -.
Oal iacob,. OF nohsio~n. was lh
the eits ycsgerday "a route to san
Antonio
e. , MCMILLAN attorney for the 81.
L.. n a NJ was In thc city i;am
Huntsville yesterday
D. 4 ilolton. Wcll known bust.
ucas man ~ San Aninnio. Is Ia the
cits for a short visit
Robt McCaii lcft yesterday for San
Antonio llc Will be- away from the
tits tor the present week.
wallace Dim returned yesterday
from a two weeks hunt near Sandia
tie reported excellent inck.
Mrs Mar, Mcbride h reported ser
ionsi, iil 10 hsf hume near tairNicw.
thrrc miles west of the city.
owen Arnold. Of Georgetown. 4. Ia
che city tor a few weeks visit Mr..
Araold Is the guest Of his brother
loN Arnold
a. a. Howard. OF Dallas. arrived
in ine titt yesterday to nn the posi-
tion of night operator a. the Mcstoru
Union office
Masor y Coitct. 81 Port AfansAs
was in thic Ciis Yesterday. stoppins
on on his way home from trip =,
SAN Antonio
Mr and Mrs & Van Eaton Of nal
I las. Who have been Ia the city for the
past TWO months. lett yesterday foi
/ NOrih Texas
Tom NJ Ross of san aenilo, - 10
F the city Mr R,ss vas formerly con
nccted With the ranger service ueal
brownsville
u NJ Parkinson. 81 the Southwest
ern Telephone company. with head
quarters az san Antonio h In the cit'
tor several days stay ON matter
connected with the telephone service
"a y Patterson. o.. Of Dallas. VIII
ess recently appointed district super
iutondcnt of the telephone company
arrived in che city Yesterday to as
sumo hts new duties M pattcrso
Expressed himself az being pleased
Corpus looks "a great deal better tha
bad expected, said be.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Nrw uniforms that make Western
Union messenger boys look like dunn.
utiNo United statns soldiers. arrived
yesterday. and the boys In their new
toys made their hrai appearance dur
INK the afternoon
The uniforms are hluo serge With
I'd Wide rcd stripe Manager Heath
saws they are the same pattern worn
uy the boys ln the employ 81 the COM
pan, in an OF The larger cities.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19
CHILD TOOK POISON
Young ~on ~ ur. aud Mr.. Niece
ss,~,i 10y rrumpt work.

mistake that came very near
canslng tho loss OF nfc. occurred
yesterday ailelnouR at lsAO u'olock.
when the t-year-old chlld ct Mr. aud
Mrs. ucorgc Mcuce swallowed a por-
ton oi the contents oi bottle oi ear
hollc acid
The child Wa rndly burned about
tho mouth. bat Wckiiy little Of the
acid vas taken internally Medical
aid vas summoned immndlst.i, and
prompt work saved the lie Of The li,.
tie FELLOW.
Parents of the child stated that he
had obtained The battle from the pam
tly shelf aud placed u 90 hiu llns be-.
fore thcs could reach him
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anuni, onurt Meets.

The December term 81 county court
convened yesterday morning, Judge
walter =. Timon presiding
The civil dockst WAS called aud sew
eral Judgments were taken by default.
A number of cases we're act for trial
during the present term.
Judge Timnn announced that court
would adjourn for the holidays on
December ~ aud would reconsene
on January 3. The criminal docket
wIil not bc reached until January 4,
and jaii ceses will be tried nrst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Mis Allen johnson. who rotdncia
rooming house at tts Chaparral
sfrcrf sustained painful injuries yes
trday mornlur aa the result oi a feil
FROM several flights OF stairs. lead
INK from ihe second floor 90 tho
ground floor of tho johnson hpme
While painful. the attending ply
stefan states that Mrs Johnson in.
turtles are not dangerous
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Robert Ritter yesterday received a
message from Galveston, saying that
Mrs. Rllter aud Armln IAfter had
sailed fur narndcnhurg. Germany
Mr. Ritter expects "a leave for the
same place early In the year, The
family will reside in the old country.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Theodore Cordef and Miss Emma
Palmer. both OF whom live lu san
lerson. Texas. were married yester-
ias morning az the Methodist parsou-
age. Rev r = Sessions officiating.
The bride has been Boa the city Tor
the past Two weeks on visit with
friends
Mr. aud Mrs Corder left ON the
niEht Sap tinln cor Sanderson
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

The splii-log drag vas used to ad-
autagc ou the streets yesterday
morning by the street force The
rain 0f yesterday afternoon stopped
sork bot the.dlass viii be- on the job
again just d. soon as the weather per-
Units
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19
Local Items
Of Interest


The street WlwaA company yostsr-
day received tvo carloads of ste q
raiL that ulH hc nsed on the cAten-
lou- thc company expect to begin
shortly
De omlnnf at present has Sew
cral applications before the cliy Oouu-
90. Hihins permission to build add
tiouai lines thfouEh ihe city, and as
soon as tho aecossan action is ay
CURED work Viii start
Material ior build.un iho railway
bridge across thc ARROYO GOA Railroad
Hfpnup hns ALSO reached che cltN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

zenas Deere ol bishop. pnhhshor
of the News Nas in fhr ri,y Yesterday
on bricf business trip
Bishop continues go grow. and our.
ing THE past two months more than
nity new houses have hocn construct.
I'd stated Mt Deere The steam
plowf are breaking up q rrcat deal Of
and and it has hcou estimated that
more than 10000 acres Will Dee plant.
ed boz cotton around Blshop neNi year.
Mr. Deere returns home this morn
ing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Ny wife aud son lcfi on Saturday
steamer for Germany and a. want
10 30 too as soon ~ goasipie. ans sell
ing everything IN tho house ai COS,
Il Ritter Meaquiio street, sos.
10 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Mos, merchants make biz profits
az Christmas time WIN nae its dii-
foreni J want TO go ont Of business
and therefore cut prices on every
thing. especially on toys. dolls and
fancy goods n Ritter. Mesquite ST..
1919 a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19

Marriage licenses we're issued yea
fefday from the county clerks office
90 Bnrton Raiiori and Miss Pearl
Milier neui Theo Corder and Miss
fmma Jalmer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-19
A Terrible Humber.

20 neglect liver trouble. Never do Il.
Take DR.. Kings New Life pills on
the first align OF constipation. bilious
meas or in.c,lye bowels and prevent
yirnYent indigestion. jaundice or gaIi
stones. They regulate liver, stom-
nch and bowels and bnIld w your
health. Only Csc at Joshua smith.