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Wool Market

St. Louis, August 30.-Wool steady; me dium grades combing and clothing, 23h@ 26c; light fine 1sQ21c; heavy fine, 13@1Sc; tub washed, 26a35c.
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St. I,o,,is Grain

St. Louis, August 3o.-wheat, cash No. 3 red. S. .o4Gp1 or: No. hard 931ad97c. Corn, No. 2, S01kc: No. white, S3c. Oats, No. 2, 311t032c; No. white, 3519d36c.
 Close: Wheat, September. 94ssc. De- cember, 949sc Corn, September. 74hc; De- cenlber, 529s052%c Oats, September 3lssc; December, 32Ac.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, August 30.-Turpentine firm, 3s@39Ac: sales, $50; receipts. 1733 ship ments 394; stock, 39S7s. Resin firm; sales, 2597. Quote: B, S. .3ol6.35; D. s6. 36dl4 60: E, $6 40Q6.45; F, $6.4596.50 G, $. 45I6.55; I, SC. 55alS.60; K, s6. .65a6.75; M, s7; N, s725; VIC, S.75; wv, $S10.
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Imnorts of Dry Goods

New York, August 3o.-Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending August 24 were valued at $2,7H,762
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HUBBARD BROS. & co.

Members New York Cotton t \. hGe, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. York Produce Exchange. Asso. Hembers Lverpool Cotton Asso- zSe and sale of Cotton and Cotton
 0u Tor future delivery. Special at- ls<Jon ana liberal terms siven for con. *kr0Dondsuce invited.
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Coffee and Surar

Coffee--Arbuckles, s23.55 per hun dred pounds: Luzanne. 2sc per pound; Sugar. standard granulated. SIC per pound.
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Entrain for Panama

Colon, Panama. August 3o-A force of over TOO arrived at Cristobal today. They entrained for Panama. The men will em- bark on the cruiser California bound for Corinto port.
 small flyers, 1ec; ducks. 3Ol40c; guin- eas, 25c; roosters, BOG; geese. 40V 50c: live turkeys, 15016 eggs. fresh, case candled, 24c; extra graded candled eggs, 28c.
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PnultrY and Eara

Hens, 35a50c; live, per pound, 14c; large flyers. 2cc; medium flyers, Nc:
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New Orleans Cotton Market
] New Orleans. August 9o-Cotton futures
 Live Stock Market

chicaso, August 30.-Cattle-Receipts l5oo: market dull; calves. 25c higher: beeyes. {5.75fi10.50; Texas steers. si sOdp 6.so: western steers, s6ds. 3; stocl1ers and feeders s 25a7 20: cows and heifers, $sQp s; calves, $. 50ull.5 50.
 Hogs-Reeeipts. 15,0o0: market dull. hest
 dy; others weak. 1oc down. fight ss S
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

open. High. Low. ciBd.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Il sales for the day, 74s,500 shares
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10

tr
:k8iis Fpaymhh And Thee. schmme]
H Dyersyille We're business callers
Eere the latter part OF. the. week.
John Vessels and sister, Miss LIE
ona OF Dyersville visited with their
brother Arthur and family Saturday.
John Fesslerg and Frank knipper
We're business callers at Dyersville
the fore part Of the week.
Henry Nurre transacted business
at Dyersville Friday. n III =. 5ss., !.
August Detmer Of New Vienna
was among the business callers here
Monday. L: ,...s s.. IN
Henry Handfield Of Dyersyille tran
sacted business here Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Noethe died at her
home at Currie, Minnesota. Thursday.
Mrs. Noethe had been i'll only short
tine. Her condition was not con
sidered serious. Dropsy caused her
demise. The deceased maiden name.
was Margaret Suedmeier formerly of
this place. Her husband, two daugh-
ters and seven sons survive. The
children are Barney Of Hickory Val
ley; Henry OF Currie, Minnesota, Johr
ct Huron, s. D.;;@George Of North
fork; Mary. Margaret, Joseph, Frank
and Will at home.s Mrs. Noethe was
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PETERS BURG.

Andrew Ernster representing the
Iowa Oil Co. OF Dubuque called on.
his customers here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Domayer are
the proud parents Of a baby girl
which arrived at their home Thurs
day. Congratulations are extended to
the happy parents. s
Frank Lippert and Mr.. Early OF
Dyersyille were here Friday repairing
the telephone line of the Interstate.
Telephone Co.
Glen Brinkman is suffering with
sore arm caused by the kick Of a
horse.
Mrs. John G. Goedken is seriously
i'll at this writing A speedy recov-..
cry S hoped for by her many friends
Henry Deutmeyer and family OF
Worthington were guests Of relatives.
here Friday. HUI s@
John Koelker: Of Dyersville and %.
Heyer OF New Hampton, Iowa, were,
transacting business here Saturday.
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EARLViLLE.

III Announcement have been received
here Of the marriage of DR.. R. w
Klaus of Chicago to Miss Lilliar
Glow OF that city on June 26. DR.
[K'aus is now working with DR.. c. D
Collins, besides having his own Of
Efice hours. His Earlville friends ex
tend congratulations. ls
Is Mrs. +. Whiting Of Dyersvil!e spent
Sunday at the Kavanaugh home.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Wunder of Du,
buque We're over Sunday guests at
the Volt and Werkmeister homes.
4 Mrs. G. A. .Stoltaben and daughter
iDorothea of Chicago visited few
days at the Werkmeister home last
week. % ISL
Senator II. J. Trein Of Cedar Rap
ids and son Harold have opened up
their summer home Altheim and will
remain in this vicinity a few weeks.
IS. w. Klaus and family were Fri
day visitors at Colesburg. Sqt3g,
Miss Stella KLAUS, of Garner, ar
rived Thursday for visit with rela-
tiyes.
$ssMr. and Mrs. Ed Irmscher, of Spen-
Ger, S. D.. are spending short va
cation with relatives in this vicinity.
G Miss Dorothy and Master Jersey
Knowles, of Chicago, arrived Thurs
day for visit with their grandma
,ther, Mrs. l.. G. Jersey
81 Herbert Carly is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of new Rambler touring car.
II Albert Volt and Carl Laxson spent
July 4th in Dubuque. IN 4.
John Wood has sold his 100 acre
farm in Colony township to his ten
ant Geo. sherbring Jr. for .$24 900 or
$3.50 per acre. This is one OF north o.
east Delaware county's improved
farms. HI.
!5aslRollin Davey has accepted a posi-
ton in an automobile factory in De
troit, Michigan, and left for that that
place last week. .gz
5s.$52W. f. Hamil has purchased the
machinery for his new creamery and
Will have the same in operation soon
in the building recently vacated by
j. A. Miller.
81 Don't forget Earlville's next big
event, the annual Harvest Carnival
Senator VIM. S. Kenyon will be the
speaker. There will be a parade and
other features Of entertainment, q
picnic dinner, etc. Don't forget the
date, August %.
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Miss Maud vesey Ia Waiting rela
tives in Hopkinton, b @
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quart spent
July 4th in Lamont. 81
Miss Alice Mcguire of Marion Wis.
tied his relatives at this place last
week 4 js.5
| Mr.. anG Mrs. Linus Jamison and
children from Montana are visiting
his parents at this place u,
Howard Angel had business in
Cedar Rapids last week.
John Toomer was home the Fourth
Of July. I; b III.
Mrs. Maud Reeder is having an
addition built to her house.
Rev. Carl Skinner of Dakota is Wis
iting his parents, Rev. and Mrs w.
S Skinner. $
Cap Held and John Toonler We're
in Dubuque Thursday. li}l. Il &
Nellie Florence and Harl Hoffman
were married in Dubuque Tuesday,
July 2. They will make their home
in Dubuque.
Miss Elsie Swambahm of Aurora is
visiting at G. w. Pulver's.
The officers of Silver Lake Re
bekah Lodge, No. PA, were installed
last Tuesday evening by Mrs. Carrie
Swinburne appointed D. D. P.
Noble Grand-Winnie White.
Vice Grand-Vira Rimmer..5 VIE
Recording secretary-Bessie stoner$
Financial secretary-LizZie Hop,
kins. @ i.a
Treasurer-Cora Porter. 3is $}
Warden Gladys Stone. Y.
Conductor-Grace Wilson. s:
Chaplain-Carrie Swinburne.
R. S. to N. G.-Myrtle Barnes.
Il. s. to N. G.-Ida Clark. M
r. S. to ", G:-Maud Reeder.
L. S. to v. G.-Grace Hofdr!dge.
Inside Guard Gertie Reed.
Outside guard-Hattie Vesey.
After the installation ice cream
an cake were served. F .ssJ5@s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10
The LOCAL NEWS VI OF
DELAWARE /; i !. COUNTY \ |
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
HOPkiNTON.g. z.

I Cecil Ricketts, left Monday evening
FOR Huron. S. D., after a visit of sew
Eeral weeks with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray left on
Tuesday morning for Portage, Wis
consin, to visit 5brohetr OF Mrs,
EGray. ss3 q.
| Roy Jeffries went to Lamont to
ispend the Fourth.
Miss Verna Wilson Of Delhi visited
last week with Miss Minnie Zeuch.
Miss Mary Gray of Monticello was
in town Thursday. Il es3 III
Mrs. Fred Wheeless and little
daughter of Apshapa, California, ar
rived Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Emma Wheeless. ,s II Y
Herbert Bush came out from Chi.
cage to- spend the Fourth with II his. his
mother and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Sheppard visit
ed in Waterloo last week. &
Mrs. Krider Of Cedar Rapids visit
ed Friday with Mrs. G. R. Nelson.
Miss Mary Thing has been visiting
friends at Golden for a week
Mrs. Willard and daughters. Della
and Ada visited in Waterloo last
week @ M
DR.. Lewis Dunlap is at home from
| the University Of North Dakota, for
visit with his mother and other rel
atives.
w. H. collar and wife visited
Hast week in Waterloo. 4.
Captain Marquis and daughter, who
had been visiting Rev. Hamilton and
wife, left for their home in New Cas-.
tile, Pa, Wednesday,. Mrs. Hamilton
and little daughter accompanied them
TOR visit OF several weeks. III Il.
l. W. w. Myers and family were IN
Cedar Rapids over the Fourth.
| Those who went Tuesday to attend
1.-The Chautauqua at Manchester were
Messrs. Barne, Doan, Barker, Irish
ana their wives, Mrs. .Landers, Mrs.
Hooking, Misses Cora Ricketts,, FL
len circuit and Myrtle Irish.
Mrs. Mary Williamson and son,
James, returned from Dubuque on
Thursday. # & A Isl
The republicans Of this vicinity vicinity
were represented at the county con con
yention by W.. S. Beels. F. F. VII
iliamson, B. E. First, w. s. Johnson
and S. P. Carter, and the, democrats
lby A. *. Cramer and James Kehoe,
J. E. Stranger and wife were IN
Manchester for a few days last week.
Misses Grace Laxson Of Earlvllle,
and Hazel Perkins, Of Delhi, visited
! Mrs. N. A. Gearhart last week.
Mr.. Geinapp, from west Of town,
went to Cedar. Rapids Thursday for a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10
MAsoNvlLLE.

Miss Maggie Hogan Of Winthrop
was visiting friends in town last
Thursday. KS. VI AZ "
4 Miss Mary Baragary Of Monti was
= Sunday, visitor Of relatives in town.
James Coleman and wife Of Monti
were guests in the G. o. Common
home Sunday. a
Miss Marie Helms OF Independence
visited friends here the latter part Of
the week.
h Revs. John Nolan OF Dubuque and
Maurice Nolan Of Iowa Falls were
visiting home relatives here the lat
ter part of the week.
Mrs. John .Mulvehill passed quietly
away at her home ION last Thursday
morning at o'clock, closing an ill
ness OF several months duration Of
cancer. All that medical aid, kind
aud loving hands could do was done
bu. all to no avail. In her home
lie she was a kind wife and beloved
mother. She was an earnest devout
member Of the Catholic church prac.
tically all Of her life and died in that
faith. She leaves to mourn her de-
parture husband, two sons and
three daughters to whom the sym
pathy of many friends is extended.
The funeral services were held Sat
urday in the Catholic church, Rev,
D. Lonergan officiating, during which
he paid a beautiful tribute to the life
LET the deceased. At the conclusion
Of the services the funeral procession
wendell its way to the cemetery
where in a tenderly draped grave
the remains were gently lowered to
lest.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10

|a woman despty devoted IL her
home and family and in her death
the children and husband suffer an
irreparable loss, a loss that is inten-
sifies by the unexpected visit of the,
angel OF DEATH The funeral was
held Saturday morning at 900 O'Clock
at the S. Boniface; church at New;
Vienna and the 5interment was made
in the cemetery at that place. The
funeral was very largely attended.
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i
DELHI.

Harvey Wolfe and family spent
the Fourth of July at Dundee.
MRS. Dora Pulver and Mrs. Ida
frankfort were shopping in Du-
,bnque Wednesday,. # K.
( Quite crowd from this place az
tended chautauqua at Manchester on
last Tuesday evening. 4
Miss Tressie Elliott visited home
folks at Edgewood a few days last
week.
5 Gail Du.'ey and George Oehler
spent the Fourth at home. |
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10
English College for Women.

One Of the fourishing women's col.
leges in England is Bedford college,
which existed for many years in Baker
street, London, and is now transferred
to a beautiful new building in the
middle Of Regents park. looking on : to
the lake. and surrounded by lovely
lawns and flower gardens: almost
realization of Tennyson's Prtncess.s.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10
wobbl.r seldom succeed..

Success in life depends far more
upon decision Of character than upeu
the possession Of what is called gen.
ius. The man who is perpetually hest.
tating as tof which of two things he
will d.. will do neither. William
Writ. 81 5.; ID gs5 st ;.1l
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-07-10
Use Of the Morse.

Owing to the advancement OF sci
ence It would be possible to get
along without horses now, II It were
not for the necessity Of having . few
'of them At the annual horse shows.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
MUCH ACTIVITY
IN REAL ESTATE
No IAilDt 40 A. uOWENtH iot
ma WIN.
Trading ln ga, Lots iias he"t
strong. ~igBifyiRg t,ood In
orcasr in Nalnrs.

August waHeniin 90 Ceorge a
Wancutn. 5 i.2 iot 49, block o..
Nuoccg Riscf Irrigation Para ti3oo.
Oswald rltrchi and vife 90 u O..
seeigor l-g Interest iu Nw il ~
section 1873. n.ehops nubdisisiou of
the nriseoii ranch. ig4so.
Corpus Hcach Hotel ana land co
% A A. LuCkott let as block D.
Corrus Beach ilotel addition 10 Cor-
pus cbri.'i $500
"a. q Fioids 60 John Kaper ioi
is survey &C., Port Arsnses fcsss
5000
Geo n Paui 20 Grant Van saH' af
Minnesota. certain real eslais ia Nue'
ccs county valuable consideration
Jas barnard and wife 20 r 2
coupuood 3 l-e 81 q ~ serilon
4. lauroles Farm Tracts considers.
ton
p y sconaid sad sife "a " G.
stv~aft. ci 40. lof block o. Reach
portion of Corpus Christi. f7s0o.
W l. Fofhes 10 W S Stephenson
" i-e section Roberts and White
subdivision of thc Hoffman tract
s4f.sffta
Ar bonner 90 ~ stephenson
NV Ia and NJ "a and 81 "A
section 8 Roherss a White tahdf
vision az the ncfuan tract. SO
Cnsaf
~ G naiaeuan 20 John y Booth
ic,s 81 and IS. seciien 90 81 en- See
ilrann ranch $500
" a Jones ard uif. 20 T. % Naa
iey. Dot 4. socfipn III nmnisar Hfos
subdivision 81 the ciartson mnsh
sfs157a
IE Carrots 10 Chas Keller go
acres 81 share $40. coilins ranch
tf2oeo
J y sanss a ~ 70 santos Con
traras. lnts "a and ~. hloek y Rio
and sands addition 70 Rosatowu Tea
SIS
w. z Rishop 20 p w. Taylor "a
hoes and 5. .ncsson ~ bishop Ter
sia9n.8S
D. W Tayior and ~lse 10 e !
Ienkins. oaf iots and q sesaion 81
Hmaop. Texas. ts.sts as
G. =. jenkins and ~ife 70 Rosa
Jenkins. out lots 4nd 4. seation 81
4,snh~m wn.ea fh AK
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

biochs a. and 90 eonieluinr % lois
lu s,ercsi addition. cefpus christi.
tteou
Arthur IA llerncf to Nosot Her.
rlch. NV o. srr,iou s. peula sub.
division of tho nr.eculi ranch CON.
slloraiion
o. D. Darrcii to IS Carmithaoi W
9 " of tract Roberts A White Sub
division of srhallcft tract ff.Nl4
a. Garrett 20 - a Sprauil D.
SO trari s. Nohcru white cub
division of thc sc'.ilen trart sssf7
The state ~ reaas 20 g T. Brown.
ina acre on MustanE leland
q % Miner and } D Miner ira
20 81 "a Read lots s. and b block
g Alta Vista addition 90 CORPUS
christi. ti2Hp
Theodore y Koci 10 , nostlck
farm Boo 30. section a. and farm loi
ltk. section q. 10 Riaopu de la no.
scda grani tltoo
"a u sheppard 81 ~ se Smith
Greer farm boz No 3 % No o. n
sheppard iande. touiaininF ~
acres. fl.s7e
, y Garrett % G. r nalfh. lot =
block 71 nanqueie $50
Charles y Haleh - willis oails
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

han. loi O. tloek Ig. nanapsle. son-
Alteration
Thoa NsGfsgor. aam 20 A ~
French. isi acres oui ~ surfef ifl
tsionginE 10 y u NcoresoF. estate.
s. 0na
Clsrk pcass 90 A nsbertron q
psr ~ ffeailouai bloes = Chamber
lniu Subdivision 20 tho cuy ~ Cor.
pua Christi $4,000
q " paisist and wife 10 l'affic1
O'Neil. iois Sc and 90. bists 3 Pat
ffiet wsbh addition 90 rofgas chfis.
Il. t5ao
N u whltlsy and plfe 70 W g
stewart. ana q D Sewman. blocs Z
BAs TsrrAcr Corpus christi. Fszea
A. PAYmsr ard ulfe "a W ~
yonag, lots ~ a. ~. hioek 20
KinRuiiia. Texas. fteo
" " Isouse 20 W " r0uuT a.
acres ~ VI alnson % Santa Ger
irudia. igeeo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

ia and g. hloch ga lo'n 30. ii
ard So. block 40. and lo,s Q niorf
ts nishop rcNf fis21a
pishop go e. irnRlur. otf
rs and s0 hioet sa iotH io o.
ana i2 block 49, and Doe a hlorh
la mshop. Texas fl.2It
. Rlsnop to G. : icpslns Oct
hiosk AZ. nishop Texas sifoo
W B. Scott ana aiic to e. . ien-
bins. lots and q block g.. niahor.
Texas. SAYS
~ y nlshop go Thos cohhs lots
No AND ~ ~ 81 So. nlocf az.
nshop. Texas fii15 go
Corpn, Breach Hofei a land 60 90
HA OoiiHch and site loir es and
So. mock g. Corpus christi Beech
Hotel addition. Corpus christi.
$500
Harold Dahl To- Martin nahi farm
tract go and y ~ o. 90. nfiseoi'
pasture. 800
David Dahl a. Martin Dahl iaim
tract se and " ne Of ta, nriscol'
passur,. $500
"a a serrcst 10 Sudbury iumhoi
O. lots 3 ,o DO. block s seeFsi''
addition 10 Corpus Christi consider
alton
sldbury inmhaF 90 no g @ Ncp
aan. r. i.eof Is f-t ree'ion ? l~h.
reios farm tracts 81 san
Sidney Allen and Nary Alien 20 @
% Newman W. ~ az y ~ seeiio'
T.suroIes farm trarie $4,000
e q Halrey and VIC o. a. 10 g
y chain and wife lo' hioek N
Central wharf and Warehouse CO..
ssfrson 20 corpus CHRIST eachanr'
81 property
g G Carson 20 Alcs Rodriguez, .o
lar block gg Eobrovn. leia'
$500
Go " rnri to kiciandfa heeri
snea 10. 1s bloct ? Roisiorn. so
I NarrArci Ncwasters ie :. coulinF
isis and &. block p south hinn
Corpus ChriNil. $50
Harry Roberts ~ W VI caliahan
10, block e. and iois and 2 bloc
lD Parker addition, 70 Corpus Christi
u 1900
u Dalton 10 , - Wool.
lois oat ~ block a. Roscoe. TeaA'
tsoe
\. 81 E sslsisd 70 s ?. seiflad. :
I-a farm ioi -. canifSu. TcnN'
tsee
BE seisiad 20 = y sslFtsd.
VI ia farm ioi is. block -. capits'
TcrAs. asee
state of TUrss 20 MsrraFes 4 hAi
low. 10 acres. Mustang isiNpd
Adam EmmessberEer and ~ife
Val y Collins 10; -. biocf
Hughes Addition 20 corpos Chrlsti
consideration.
". u Iohnaor and uiis 70 Ada
Emmstsbsrgsr lot ~, bloef
HaKhes addition 10 Corpus chrihs
al5t.
g. n segrss' - II u RAeaas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
svspY~ CHRISTI Hive W.. o. Ladies' .
ss.s wsscsbcss ~ ,'se wrId

Meets the 2ne and an "Wednesday
afternoon ~ 4 O'clock ~ I q o ".
hall. NO tl2 cnapsrrai ~ hnns
Bssss TsyKsr Commander Kettle
May cromlsg. record keeper.
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Classified Advertisements On This Page Give Prompt Returns


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. great STATE 81
North Dakota offers un,.msssa cp-
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sdssftissrs The recognized sAset~
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aud Sunday ceurisrs~~s The caiy
sesen day paper IA tne state sad the
PAPER ~hith carries the 'rfgrst
smoast % classified advertising TIE
coaffer News covers North n&kutA
IKE hisakess teset'uk all parts a.
tho state the dsy ~ pubilcatlon. n
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flFst iaserslons ouehsif eeat res
wora .acseedins assertion. nifty
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FOH sALE Cholcr hoeec ESQ IA
reeo ave iarss sell sitnAtea Dot 6
eeom house and ouibnildiurs az ln a
SO condition rfioc g. 500 eas,
terms Cali az abote nsnher sra
ser opncr ll4u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Trains Depart South bound q 40
- nj. Horlh bound s.hoH ~ south
hound. fi9s o M North bound. afSs
p M.
1raina Arrive Prom north 2 50
Ia m from south. 10 90 m from
uofih, 1850 > a.. from south. pisa
Ia al.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Yoa vet Yoar MONEYS worth ~
the Tyre. b. q psctpres or sHu6e.
vlilo. ~ ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Leaves Cor Ban Antonio. waco and
Houston 6iae a ~
leaeos fof AAn Antonio. "a 40
o. m.
Leaves Tor san Antonio, Waco aud
ieusson. 90 p m
Arrives from San Antonio. Waco and
Houston $50 a vi.
Arrives from San Anso1io. ale
o. IN.
Arrive, from suu Antonio. waco and
Houston. $40 D N.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Rome broken lets Shoes and
hosiery sill be poid Al dineoani u
SO pef cspi Hoacs ehDe Biore
ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
RIAL ESTATE

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$500 Inhabitants
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

FOR sALE ~ owner, splendid bar
sain. room frame residence one
aiock south az ilish seheel close IN
property rerms IA caah,, hal4nos
lens iipes rstw~ni- Writc box 49,
or osa room aoi cry National bias
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

Lumber. lAih, posia. ehinslea. sash
doora. biinds. cefnent. Inns. plaster.
rooflAg. Drain TIA hrirk. etc. etc.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
We Sell
Good Broad Shingles

laat the hind 20 spank ths Kids
plih ana then pat GA che roof To
teep them dfS shlle they cv Tho
quality % our SHINGLES O. ample
proof that they VII 90 the pork
while on rour Roof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14
31Z 49, 210 CHAPARRAL


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have modern consvrlcnees CAn tar.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-14

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