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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-16
WORK ON STREET
IMPROVEMENTS
TICKLED Al PRO-
GRESS BEING MADE.-SWANS-
BoRO GROWS ENyIoUs.

Southside streets are beginning to
assume some sort OF normal condi-
ton. The digging UP of Hull street
for the purpose of laying gas and
water pipes IS progressing, and 1t Ii
expected that before the SHOWS fall
there will be comparative safety In
crossing the streets after dark.
With the Industrious work of the
! city men and the contractors, the
work, has reached alns Ut To the
Swansboro line
After that will come the big noise
from that section FOR annexation. SO
the residents OF upper Hull street and
the contiguous territory OF Swans
boro, may enjoy the privileges &C
corded the people a block away.
The dust this summer has been
fearful, and with the helping hand
of the street committee, of which
body Messrs. Joseph Powers and
Gilbert X. Pollock are members from
Madison ward, the people of swans
boro, at least many OF them. are will
ing TO come under the shetterlng
wings OF Richmond, with the hope
of getting some relief
This street leads into the city from
Chesterfield. and the many farmers
and tourists will lend their moral
support to such suggested annexa-
ton.
The only opposition may come from
the thirsty mortals who on election
! days in Richmond, may wander out
| into the dust or mud Of Swansboro
to get rid of the dust in their throat
Urged to Pay Taxes.
President Carter G. Jones, of the
Seathside Democratic club, urges al
: q x-h Cd hAtr "a
in time to vote at the coming cleo
| ton. to get themselves in shape to
to vote at the next municipal cleo
ton. BY the payment of taxes sis
months before any election, the vot-
! or becomes qualified. although he
! must have paid for three consecutive
/ years.
II is believed that many eligible
men failed TO qualify for the last
election. and President Jones asks
them to get into line.
Treasurer Pace has announced that
ha is ready to acceE. taxes for the
year. and they may be paid from
now on. Deputy treasurer Bronaugh
will receive taxes from Southsiders,
and he will be pleased to qualify
any man who may have overlooked
/ the chance.
I'VE want a thousand votes by the
time OF the next municipal election -
declared Mr.. Jones we have that
many men here. eligible. and all
that is necessary is for them to pay
their taxes. With that number OF
voters, We can get more things from
cauu1il, tr the administrative board
than if we make bad showing in
the number of votes Let every man
who has not paid his taxes do SO
this month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-16
Mission Mt Sa1rsd Heart.

The mission at Sacred Heart church
all week promises to prove most in
teresting to all who may attend. The
services are being conducted by
Fathers Casey and Barry, of the Re
demptionist Fathers. OF New York.
There was large and interested con-
tion last night. and 1t is he
lieved that the attendance will be
greater every night during the week
as the people learn that the services
are most beneficial and largely non
secetarian, The services begin at 8
o'clock every night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-16

AT Ssbury Methodist Episc q pal
church last night the Rev. j. r. Egg
lesion preached a powerful sermon
on Self Examination" at which ser
vice the male choir sang Rock of
Ages"
Tonight the male choir will sing
open Wide the Gates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-16
The Weather

Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday.
NirRfnia: Fair WaGsl sday and
Thursday: little change lw temperature.
North Carolina: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-16
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Oct. ID, 1919.
FURNISHED by Richard w. Maury,
stock aud bond broker. l0l5 East
STATE SECURITIES
Bid. Asked,
Va. ss, Old C. and r., 1882 s5iz sc .
va. Cen. ., 3, 6. and r.. 1891 S4i4 50
RAILROAD BONDS.
"A. e. r. X. r.. consoi Trust
~ and "a q CENT IL. 4i.s iass 1Si i 49,
sx5a. Sou and Florida, 1886 .9s
M. and Ala, censoi Sc tsis lG5
H and ". Ry+ Is. 1895. 81 800.
INA l., A. 1850. ...... 81
I'M. ny. list 81. 1924 lGs
sfc ceS. and e. Nj. a.
ia 1SBe .......-....,... 1885,
Mvra.rn ~. C.. lat es. q,
@ 4alA ........-. 100
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Norfolk and Portsmouth
AZ xEAr1ipn Co &c. 1885 ga SO
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05
Sad SummerfieId's Campaign

Sards Summerhd acknowledges United
Massey by continuing his
candidacy appear
selfish.
stirring his friends
United a
that deemed available
house. Mr. summerfed kindly
republican leaders while he thought there possibility
his election
Crouch Mr.. summeield in
effort defeat
zed for desiring be United
Mr. the
worthy person seeking such
every because he is
honest able dependable
political honor
makes lshness cardinal campaign
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05
IS PAINFULLY
BURNED ON HAND
BY ELECTRICITY
GEORGE MURPHY. OF GYPSY
QUEEN MEETS WITH PAINFUL
ACCIDENT YESTERDAY

George Murphy. superintendent Of
the Gypsy Queen company. met
with a painful accident yesterday
when he was severely burned by
electricity. Murphy had inserted the
electric switch at the plant when
a huge flame burst from the switch
board. A peak load" on the wires
caused the explosion
Murphy sustained severe burns on
his left hand. while light burns were
received on his right hand and also
ON his face While the burns are
painful they are sufficient to keep
Mr. Murphy from performing actual
labor for some time to come. How
ever. he is able to attend to his su-
perintending duties al The mine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05

Los ANGELES. Oct s The Eddie
trial Is progresslue behind CLOSED
doors.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Lynch and
children. and Miss Alice McGee. ar
rived on this mornings train from
Oakland. Miss Melee viii spend
several weeks here visiting.
Rev George Gallup. after spending
several da.'s al Manhattan. returned
from that district today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05
Wilson and Wilson

British merchants and manufacturers
William L. pleas
Introduction Of foreign
articles The
mills their service
and the farmers might find hard
sell their produce but Wilson Toasted and naeed abroad
Wilson world that
he unhappy buy
tariff dared
aspire prefer
laborer probably
will probably Bit
his
wilson-t S a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05

Advertise in the Bonanza
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05
The Parcel Post

No measure for the reduction the living
isfacoy which
parcels post
long prayed share
pubcs gratitude We
do not believe that promise of benefit his
presidency fulfilled
republican party
had big a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05
NATIONAL AND
AMERICAN LEAGUES
CLOSE TODAY
GREAT AMERICAN SPORT WILL
END FOR THE YEAR IN EAST
THIS AFTERNOON

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The National
and American leagues close this aft
ernoon Gardner Of Boston today
injured his finger that was fractured
recently. Doyle OF Cincinnati. who
was spiked Thursday. is not serious.
The Giants play the Highlanders
Monday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-05
STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record Of the
days sales. as received from the
saa Francisco stock exchange this
afternoon by Broker n. z. Ep-
siine,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13


The seed INGREDIENTS continue q ~
affi tieif bpalSoss VERY lain N se,iinK
started. % ~ fNSmf1n ar dolag iliilsl
~ ne wnl ~ EewlnS ~i.-si tss barley
~ oats ard uei mach toward parist.
ine ms yenrs rror q Wheat sf;s go.
Tails IL atiflbuge1 ~ he l4i,ssf aiseytase
IN me country. ihf farmers saying every
one u plekIha Coiian
4 mail kdYIce from i.pulsiana says
mar ne pFslrf cfap this yesf wlii feaeh
900 oeo barrels
Teieffams fFom tbe c0eEf quoted =
s4f four .sife bek basis IN abi1 sfep
pruuss sltts ses q "a Inclusive
ingmas ~ chm Nalnuia ~ 1911 mum
hefea aso0ooe pounds The imports
have fallen 81 fuily ~ pr eenl
Choscs uneieanef California ilme
beans ~ He.puun1 heTs srs 90 ~ had
80 spos AZ fese s<f 100 pounds
Operators 10 sab On neu ftpp TAR
rarana aimpeas sfe aot dlIpeei ~
shade 4pel.ilass fcr cxichsr shslmvus
~. q.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

FOR sAiK 7t sfrs farm 40 acres ln
fn'iiFatior hnuse mitL sod drinsinr
~hief ~ Hiir bsy mont ~ pfop.snt
inieseDasial oarai. : mills nom hiah
school sna iaatonee % miles soaih
oi cprpus soit dafk san8Y ssrer
ialiy raltahls for sweet poiaioes 100
80 Nrsasis pr arrs hume detnans ~
limited ~iine 81 90 Is 500 49, bush
"a enii 'ains f.r ihs rirhi man
ifios t1eeo 49, ~ write % "a Ritter
htishion. Terar io-re-sf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13


Cables Quese ne fun e4uhAltnl q lee
cusl laid down
tcieefam ftom cslsfotn,a rars.r
dsenued ma ~ tslc On fancy "a nsAA
scrift ratsins fog Nossmhes skne.o.,
y = stated thAi practically an packers
Afe n'fAet N their ideas tAsca On the
ltie advance
The DIESEL hosiicheF conpans wlll
enlesa Nenslss i~e cnrs "a irtsh pstA.
trrs. ore oaf Canfafnm kuauaAss
irc~r oniona. enc saf wsshinsirA Ar.
t'er ana one az New Nesiec srrlr@
TIE 'aiAllsn Irrigated land y pfodne.
nE WI ihit fsn One ialusr van have
i~e thee-sni fftirs ~ icmaiuss 10 anu
ihia tosnlna WssA rheFe arr ~ ne
msttei now rom these tssc,s rtccn
ptans sueuuibsfs cora and AAfa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13
Local Market

fhs fnroNIur qu.,stions rrf, si,fe
aut Yesterday bal hlsi wholesalers.
rrssh FRUIT.
uranTrs california NalgarIa pu
H1N ttlt
caiefaoo arni,s uno nsw ercr
we zee boN
ianls lanaihsn APPLES rtf btN " oa
Washington Jonathan apilos psf l.,s
tlrt
hnl1 Washnrt0n Kine apples nst
has $3.50
SEES wel.s arplos N9,iors r8s
pft ras fl.o
Sew Ne,Iea srrlrs Nisroui rIn
I'ns i.I laik $3.50.
Nrts vsHfsna r,armsn rcf bon
titH
Naaaats usi h e.
ltnous mnn California pef boa
tita
iamrf pUr nastst te,Iflca
hasl l'fru ua.t ufapos. rof s.bssssi
Hafe ftfa
reashu Colorado rib,ra Scr b.,
90
Pears california au varieties psr
hax $3.50
nrape- California Msiaraf basket
.mfr Ntn
raHfmn.a Mus,si Gfspcs t.iashst
tIait fi.to
California rnhay Grapes ser t.has
he .laio flso
Fresh Vegetables
Colorado nhHe rHiaiUfa scr huahaI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

sweet poisioss yeiiaw ANS, psr ios
ihs lest
NNiNfado iicad lriiuce l,ff dafsa 81.
NrieIy Colorado pof tptsn STALKS. fs.
cciciata cattaFe ~ pes M
Nultf tin ctninIevrr. per IN -
Colorado teeis. pee dosen punches
'o'orNio infnips boa. SEE it. 81
'o'HfadH aalusis ref tetea bunohss
eos
celafsae 'salshs. peg s,ssn panss
81 fht
ceiefade enuns pcs tassn bsa,hss
iel
fomsiotF nnv Csui.fsia. psf q
NtettI .Isle flNa
Sweet psFrtH psi ts.Rel crate o.
ores~fs sardret
Cheese fal ffttM nslslistsf lh lat
hNr extra fanU hoad l.of u. tttr
hirf ifnIf htat pef u, ft
hlIr. tnri iaptn rrf Ih $40
i''ins rins Cair,aria. pui h. tN4
ugr
PEANUTS fanrf 1umna. psl u,. SO
i'anuis fancy No !. rsf h.. sac.
lranuiN Ne o. nee ~ sNr
htHt rei gaHr Uantlrd e. co.
hnlra Ircmiun Hams ao
lHeatfasi tnfon isUalc
laUin hfllios ftat
run lara itar
temround Lard eAc.
Creamery iiuifff 1NU
'oHtina oH n hNia GO
emu ieruof rtf ih SOL
Neesi li0tios m htaa paeoatis 10
sweet rIlhi0a n haiilss titfnts ea
t1uf 'i0tirs ln tefs 81 toHtsoo
Nnu rithila iu bottles at.HfHta
iiilf Unrnfrn sueliri r0r ih. ir
NuEff tfHnHhifl Gov iHo lhs $3.50
Nuts Ns~ crep
hfHfN nufa NfFf eHthfi rff fh. tfU
AnHuria mnrr fnunFHUa. 800 Oh OBJ.
Dried rruts
ilaHlus inssf Muuottrlrs rer lh =,
iHH'na iunlHn Levers io.lh beass
rrf Boa fi
Penney pfathes Dor lh. 1870
lHnNf ApflrHiH plf ih. iir
'hn'0D DfspHiAirA pfnfs roi hi. itD
frunrs 20 nos ral h. ifo
riuuts op iaa pof lh iol
tlaurs lo Soc ref h. sno
iIunea fo ioos pcf ih. sr
cmnhis mnri Imported iaos bva
Fssd prsos
oats ref huHhei Coo
'Wn HhuDNH l.U uri bale. ff 90 Nos
.Hn
nar per tom fiino
iiaf ainIf rnf bsis gtr. poe ton
fane1
iutn rer sath 81 to. nsf ton tls.ee
'harH Soc ssrt fist. uef inn. fato6
COTTON ffrl mosi per sack. $3.50
Uff Com fffnn
lflDn hiHn rOf un $500
rieuf ts.fh saai uur hri tfg1
fiom ts.ih altt t0 90 nhi lots.
'of nh. 1890
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

hgeshins ~ tnn general meeting ~
ihr 'i'fman cHiirn rFriinn r0mpanY.
ihf rieatgfksf KfifHnmsnafskfuf. fhs
haifmsn Ftsfsi tori fbs unceffainis
ehlrh prevailed stir rrFafa 20 ihc 81
ffinpmsnia ia ihe f1linn msftsi made
f dlfflraii 10 fora any rfishie opln.
iun as 60 tha lifaspefiE "a ibs fonipahs
this year sate Consular nsrafi iie
had hdweffe fsffY confidence h
healthy Development ~ business The
rfpofi inss issued hf ihs Fsaih der,
man ceitpn Industry CO. RaCapn. AZ
elases nc ufefH ~ 3sssa mafha
OasFh oq8ab r. orhisl, sVelnsf a. ~
marfs ~ praloBs Yfhf A ditIafnd ~
? psf cent % bsipg psii ~ ifsDff spd
fhis nNsin nsceaslfnies dfas Ina o. fbe
csrfYilE fDswarf non siandias ~ eso
fs3 marks Fhf rspld ran IL fsN ru'
f0h prices isHi PEAR frspiica in heavy
l1sses io ne company. tfDaff me low
sr levels ~ fae material benefited thefn
durnE ihe Afisf he'll ~ ihs finasrlai
year Mention - male 4 iho lnerraus
IN eos, n productloo owing ~ hiNhsf
vnaes yie snlieos - considered 40.
lafaftafr Tia rvDCy wsavins "a
i,amsip kugb Atrshais. klrehhelm.
xkek 1,spl<gts \ 81 ptofli ~ aSi slo
snAssa fRkpR <&s.sss morts ma -
"a n ~ NJ NJ 4 bef cent Tho iaFnoyaf
4, ~ ! sseo one msrhs sesinu
1 y M 6ssffp A IKE cHnmsaeemenl
" ~ t,lupaf Frpr ne orders ~ En-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13
TIE CALLER-HERAL Dali ~
MARKET PAGE


oeiiooh is considered eoea rhe Mite.
vrlas celon rFlnnlns Cas Miiiswesla
enc ~ ne mhrl sacccsefai 20 enc 0cr.
mao srlnnlne rcncefns ai~tioeos ga
ffnfii n isitii MARIA asaasl sstlst
mtfha ihf rftt lraa ffaf aad Il patins
30 rtf seni afainss is rsr ccni. rho
aapIiai b. tsapaa n,afks soften ana
Financo
,ssiirn fsrf'rfs ai fellos aff nnN
oVcf itpee Iaiss II ems seasuh's csae
tni iheit 10 va mefe eaiisn 81 ,.,n,s ln
iHrmrrs are new ssady for rains a. li
o. ifief ihan q hst Been in Nssfs
rhHs sN hiandfsl A,l.. a stlich
haNf hlrn rrerI,tH ai riMohh nn Is
ahte Toe meet af iAs rofian IN thr
rrrfion BE- Hlt 4 ffeal msnf ~ its
fafmefs have eHiiou in ihr pafrnaus.
fhs elnr hfff ere onn fuunina tw0
dsyr in ihc vcrt
Toe iN wsafhef around Hunts, iiis
tfntnws VT thr fitlh ~ caucn "a
eer'is cspr0tait,ns rNttfs sgs eon
Hf+HffHf ss'vi rfier- enf ihr ffrtf
sIHp'o rufs ni0 itnnsNus riis en
nun ls iaaAtl ta Ns uimesi b. hsntlf
thr pfodai Abaui s8e' bales have
ht0n rDCfitti hsp ap o. tAts
rrf iv0 sns ai iN Cny have made
tt'vd faus ihls soason 10 date ph0fs
iat mmumf the total rs,eipis ~ tho
iWe Fius eetf 5000 teiss ahcpi 500
nnts Than Vas rVclsta an ioid iasl
season. rhls b. quite a .hnv lns when
a Be- runsiisIsi thti fsst hefsft last
ehUn q fre experiments we've madt
eiih riaHie sslf hf ilan BOO l.,l.s
we're Elnnei si tNr mt
iiuhhani Nfes a CO. 10 Nau Naft
wire prarlf ihe wcatnpss m thp
.seDnfii, markets suaeii nj frsnu III
ih" iiaihan ifeuitr liverpool vas about
ns dur fhis mNhinn win nfaU apni
sties nHf market nrsnei Nirhtr 90
vanishing an0,s so f9 lsuuafi. ON pfr
ditDns ~ roid vssthrf in she eesiefn
r,ii hui SELLING nom Wau street anf
Geo. rfffaIHnF trniiH4 ~ uut focal Tad
0rH vhn ace n40 rnihusiistl.tut hear
ish lnst iHe nsftrl iis early advance
aiid EfHiuhilY hrHuahi itl'iina iH o.
low lHsI nintis pflr1F WIN a hnldaY
iHnrHfHu much eiu denoid on ihs
weather aa in Mondays maftsi unf
hCh lf1aQfe hrf nne mnIr haalIsh than
az snfine ihiH sessan
sa'a iiush b n,rirai ~ New tofi
The rpmnei has hat % better sampi, 81
ihv Am0fiCsn fsrmprs sniiiy 10 cuf
inil acfnrc uh0n prices do NOT saH
hnu ana me aulplv III ch'sn becomes
iDn iuHni.nt ana ~ nssas nn sne 10
itil him what would nste narr,As.i fn
rHfnu pflfns hai rffsr aua pblahnin4
nsi hern Messed eiib hauntlful ralns
n ihrff fea Fiaifa ha1 Nata no maff
ln 1909 ,eniY three fstra ago on lnis
Ives 4ffffHa ihia rns instead ~ d.
inR % 900 600 hHiDa vnnih hsfe hecn
Under % 1oopoo hai,s aad ouh sn afH
iNf would have hern shlr ia ffalh fhe
pfirr o. mlf therefore he concluded
tlHi Gee lHensi rfi0Ns ~ $50 --4-m
pni hn roarhes ianf hefofr ehfsimar
ihi the arinnn viii eant lotto rGk.
rraHIHn NJ either rHiinn nf canirsfls ai
lNr fHr ,tinni hi the arHsn eflH be-
mausf bow iefar snd ihii fhf au,r
paf af ihe atanan eiii ta repetition
20 ihai ftaH ~uh flsinr rfier- suslur
.hf spfine Hud aamm.f
iiae mhidilHR cotton closed FRIDAY "a
Doe lfinfipfi marteis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

ChloaHs rifm oanlss helped sheet.
ppenta aa4 a. t4. hlshaf be-
repber started A pm usaA. . aaln n
N~@. ana ross 20 ssn9ss4
Usinf ucslhef flfmtd corn neecnr
boz started AHN 20 = 40 Al f3}s 10
tsh atsk. tonrhna eaA 0tsM aud
tlimnf % bskuts
Commercial houses bnnGht oats be.
opmbei opened ~ shade % y higher a
81. 70 szk2ssh and assembled - STA.
i'se,lslsus flnme5 with hess Open
lne aHles varied betwosn ~ a>rlins
aaa ~ sdtanee. ~ish January a. tlsts
Mlsse fof p,sfh. fif oBnffe1N Tor lnrf
and tise1H foF rms
The break ~ British eonsnle hsiped
wieai raussa nervous with pr<emhsr
~ \ hlshsg "A ssH WssA cesn rsse1
~ Nhen sbofls haa besn sapplicd.
cloeea unsettled a cav Tor Dssembes.
4 40, gain u HAK.
Chissos cssh Grain.
Chicago Qnpsatinns wer a. follows
ioatofdstt
c'ish wheat IL Se ! ,xt I
Ne 2 hefa. pf'<S>>>S I, 1Sfa.
tfst aVfAH. - = "a. 44
Corn NJ. % q " vi
Nhiis Gfh ff<{t.t ~ s. \ q u b 16s &C..
ara. .<sn 4 Sl .' e x. I. "
g. lrS(1 m M
|, ~, W.. X. s's !
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13
Livestock



CheaHo railis re,einis rsao. NAV.
us ssfvls -irscs Hvcyrs. tStsuiioo!
fs,as r,s.fk ltteas 90 co~e ava
heif,fs q saHs a.. calves. " teasst.
tinFs Nceclr,s li.oeo. aafhsl oAa
tiroes o. hlshet nuiA % ssles, tsss
1paA
Ahesr nepetrts ig.eeo nssart VA.
steady NaiNe itstnsse etstsn.
lsteWtsa. seati,nnatt $50 s a. ianAb..
nail'" ftto0eeti Nestesn. ngh0esE.
Ssrs.s CITY
ktnats Ciis cattle receipts "A goo.
nliuH|nH 400 Nouthcsos. market steady.
Naiito sfrefs a. oauiA 20. Southern
steers ttisnt ou. Southern COWS and
hefsfa fitpatoa
iiosa nreipis lhoo mafkel s,fons.
unlt ~ snitn - SOFA 30
Nhesp iierenta tooe Market va.
steady Nuiiona ttoontio. LAMBS.
E5soUela
"a teuls carte rcchlpfs aaon. ~.
'ipdma 1909 fesans MARKET aleady.
Nailto teof steers. sto9lo "a resas
anh indian steers ttood 100, osNs ana
hei'sfs ttstHteol calses IN cArioaa
iois fttoHeGe
iioar Ilccs,pts 5000, mashst steady.
aood hoa,ll lsao8aaa
sheep ltrreipts 100 market steady.
Nali'e s'uilonf lsseosski lamts.
liveufoo
rct Worth.
A. -. I.
heef steers steady. faftafta n,ak) ~
s'ss'- steady, ssaetcal ca~< s-&'9t,,.'
isttHths. calves rscelnss 300. maf-f
tri steady ftto0ebe
iioae Receipts 200 market 6, hlsh.
81 Ton gpio. pnik % sales tsss0
soT
Hhrsp fscelnlr zoe. direct.
oAlshems CITY
oklahoma CHS cattle secootk sso
hsha Msfhoi strong 90 100 Higher.
Nnihins hui sommon ssugf cffeeei
rioers 100 hslfcrr ifss COWS. reo,
DaNep. tfto
Cattle sau.bs.
a bulletin rerentii issued b, lhs TO-.
is Experiment niaiien says that roid
rr'esed eAks ana Johnson rra-o ave
pfeli.f dallf Eaius ihau cotton srca
meal sud hUils hni vpaid 10 RlAa ~
hfuf fnaa suae iaai, l.iua, feo.lei ~
'"ih nations as me experiments thus
iaf have NOT been enisfely roRVtntine.
More than = Sns~n Salloeai as-ecla.
lpns connecied With she dairy lndns,
Itl viii hold their oeaseulina Ia cht.
'aSo dnflnr the seek ~ oofobss "a
''atdina iu an ornounrrmsnt nab ~
Pa " H Skinner marasrf ~ the
sali''tci iinift Association which takes
'laer a that time Aulena enc srFsn.
tsilonn valsh viii convene IN cnicssa
~ ihs International Mlih Deaisfr A..
'Doiation tho Medical MIA cnmm's.
'ien ths Poultry, nuttcr. rHx ana Game
'nmmisslon ihf Nellgnai nufisf Msh.
~ Association. thn ifaiHttm liffisslaa
'aftle club m. Guernsey Cattle rluh.
d. 5st-sf Cattle rlub che Mllh i'fo,svc-
- Association ere she Neilnnai Az
~ MIA rtrnaafds
Mahe ihom good fof the winter mar.
~ . . johnson ~ Auarian coan'g.
= lsrpufl sold ninety head ~ tsssit.
elsrfa ln ~ Limits ihls reeh Al fI.ee.
a. fed them 100 dnys ph ration ~
arn. roit9n seed csks ana blue efass
'fsas han na blue eTass. ti,t affairs Il
va az Hood
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

rHE Ratio 90 PRICES hRU As
so TO sic
Nsvs you tno~n people afraid 20 bus
genuine tssnty dollar bile, Nhea thsg
eoui5 oct then ieg 70 silver dsnsrsf
irssstissts thsss barqains--sss need
ne Money
itHN lni rpeeiHI cash price go
ffeo1 $50 i1a tisa cash bal-
Hrrr 4 Yrlr t4n
Fine building iai fliaoa a. in
H1rfs hiHrtl SEQ
Modern home reduced SEQ
nnN sEn
q ruNin residence oovnfr Do 1850
Nonrhke h0nu modern isfne ota
fipsH haif ssofl on ~ nn. biatk lana
i1icr sui TERMS ~ application
rhess Prleas Ars Right
q. a. hAcKETr
Bone. ''i-s' Aesr ihs LYrig
tf-4H-gt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13
Miscellaneous

WEAR ff1UiII.A
th' r.fHei by stflc and rnrNr o. ~
jyniInH nou THn MnmefY p.if.i ms
nFFuRE You have the PARTY can the
Vacuum Cleaner men and have him
clean Your carpets. mattluFs. walls
nni Feryihlus m the hoaro Phone
als
AriIrH APPLES 90. RED kslsn.
sas hpplsa carload ai a. ANA D.
m'ieh depot Come urhf annr aud
CO. tor ,aufneif IS T. itovard
i0s.ft
Miir CLARKE hHa eernl1 drsHmal
iur pariure ai sninrr chararral ana
h''den sifssts Q do 900 sindu 90
d'e--ms+iHr ndi- frHmfr ana ai
fsiiHr on sheff notice Wors ruarm
fned ro.ff.at|
80 j. uUNN
ofieiul public weghef far Corpna
CHRISTI iHr1 between Eam Rankin
Ave ana Csiauou Ave. difsotit nofth
" ffo'iH oar. o-e-smo
co. AnrEn ul A MiiiaDs fslII.Ana
f0 loan on imuroVrd farms m Nueees
aud ran Patriotic rnuatlos Hai.rfis a
White ie.il-et
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13
For Rent Land
LAND TO RUnT

LAND TO RUNT
now have DO Traction ,at'usa hfcit
Ins ml faVe arre ,nart htferru Cnrpua
CHRISTI 1900 iunHfueft HnH VIII iala
Goo entire tract read, fsr neat yeun
rrHp SAINT io rsnf the entire tfart
io parties with ruod teams. boz uuris
of not less than ieo aofcs fsr un,
f'urtn of m' eniinn. ani 5000 p,l
a0ro fof fori stun
Parties desiring 90 rcni viii please
arr 49, D. Dar,it corpus christi
Io,as ur write me 90 ,rc,dmnor.
Travis county rsfaa D. DAT
MAN 90 gmo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13
Special Notice

CONTRACTORS AND nUuuEns
Wanted hida OH hrlck store rnilihs
io pr efocied a. Hhhtiapn can fof
pianr ana Specifications "a corpus
CHRISTI Hardware co. 1913 81
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Cotton

uufnIahei n 20 e. Wmnnl
iiHe r'itaa enia an ihe 'osdlns aisf
kfia yesterday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

WANT No popiiion an oKp1slsnodd
i-,okhccpsi rpa % afeand ssiesnsas,
~ marneef alao erpsghnee ~ whe,e-.
sale bDsnsts. lirirfcnocs Al. -.
a. cmpm chFistl Teses IA 4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

fph sAiF a carioaf ~ mta foat
Netane raifon SEED So conmrn
ein r,ln seed 1il 800 nen rrogine 0et
spnsihing rn,'d % ga hushei o s.
i@rkhaTt Texas Write g. q Iarush
is'ckhart rcsaH o. o. b. $50
io-l4-iuo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-13

(. & sfoVr RUpAla 90 R.es.-.
10Y sina ~ stove % range The utoss
oos,or as William phoss fOi.
NuIfUT TU NN Itu. NDs All.
CUSTOMERS
B nafo ftrufrhatfl the Leader rsfi.ef
hhop at sil Dharsffai Ft rs.rsihnr
1911 nr thofNushn ronHtafel ant up
h ihie anau uo uclsrd io ses au
Uf nf if'nUiH at ihe ga siani iouia
loi huH'ness Dhas b. iadr,r
int.ft