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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Prisoners Being Starved to Death.
NEW TEACHERS AT
STATE COLLEGE
DR.. Ira D. Cardiff Is Eelcted Professor
of Plant Physiology.

Dr. Ira u. Cardlfr is Eelcteu Professor
of Plant Physiology.
Pullman, Wash.-Dr. H. B. Hum
phrey, who for the last four years has
been professor of plant physiology at
the state college, has been chosen as
head of the department of botany,
succeeding Prof. r. K. Beattie, re-
signed. Humphrey has advanced de-
grees from the University of Mime
sofa and the University of California,
and prior to his coming to Washington
was botanical assistant to Luther Bur
bank, in California.
In Washington he has taken charge
of the smut Investigations and those
relating to the control of tomato
blight, both problems having baffled
scientists. His work upon the tomato
blight is sufficiently advanced that an
experiment station report upon the
subject will be made in the near flu
ture. A few months ago DR.. Hum
phrey was made vice director of the
experiment station of Washington.
Dr. Ira d. Cardiff has been elected
professor of plant physiology and
bacteriology, a newly established pro-
fessorship in the department of bot
any. Dr. Cardiff comes from Wash
burn college of Topeka, Kan. Prior
to his locating at Washburn he was for
two years professor of botany in the
University of Utah. He taught two
summer terms in the University OF
Kansas, and has held the position at
Washburn for four years. DR.. Cardiff
is conducting an investigation of prob
lens involving the cause of fertility
of soils.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
KILLED In TEKOA
SHOOTING SCRAPE
EARNEST GARDNER. SALOON
MAN, AFTER KILLING TWO,
Committed SUICIDE.

Trouble Started Over Game of Cards
in Saloon, When "Pat" Collins Was
Hit on Head and Died Few Hours
After-Officers of the Law Were
investigating When Shooting Began.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
SPOKANE WEEKLY REPORT.
Provisions.


Butter-Local quotations are un-
changed on all descriptions, but re-
ceipts are shrinking and market is firm.
At Chicago prices have declined under
heavy receipts of low grades. New
York market is weak and lower under
heavy receipts.
Eggs-Local production continues to
slump and quotations are advancing
this week on both local eggs and east
ern fresh offerings. A considerable sup
ply of local storage eggs is being held
in reserve. Prices at Chicago are adj
vancing under good demand and de-
creasing receipts. At New York re
ceipts of fancies are now equal to de
mand and prices are slightly higher.
Poultry-There is a fair movement
of chickens at unchanged prices. Ducks
geese and turkeys are nominal and un
changed.
Fresh Meats-There have been NJ
further changes in dressed meats, but
in the livestock list hogs show anothel
advance of so cents. A general short
age of cattle and other livestock Il
maintaining a strong market and meat
are likely to remain high for severa
months.
Lard and Cured Meats-Local lar
and cured meats are unchanged, bu
eastern hams and bacon are up y
cent in this market. The market con
tinues very firm.
! Hides and Wool-There have been n
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30

1t will be seen that the value of the
lands of the state alone, not including
any improvements, values of trees and
shrubs or other values, greatly exceeds
personal property in the state, the
total value of which is placed at $685.
$685. by the assessors of the state
for the year.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Will Clean Up Portland.

Portland, Ore.-District Attorney
George ]. Cameron of Multnomah
county and Governor Oswald West of
Oregon started their double-headed
campaign against vice in Portland last
week.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30

Confdential.-"Say what was tina
story about, Elviraf"
"Well, can you keep secretf"
"Sure."
$50 can L"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Roseberx Lauds Scouts.

London.-Lord Rosebery believes
the boy scouts the best and most hope
full movement started in his lifetime,
because it aims at training lads to be
good citizens and good men.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
Fruits and Vegetables.

Apples-There is a wider range to
quotations on fancies, owing to better
and varying qualities, and cooking ap-
pies are more plentiful and lower. Re
ceipts of early apples are heavy and
market easy. At Chicago heavier re-
ceipts are reported and prices some
what lower. Moderate receipts and
good demand at New York are holding
quotations steady.
Melons-Local watermelons and can
teloupes are more plentiful and prices
have declined. Consumption is now
active.
Grapes-Californi grapes are more
plentiful and have declined. Yakima
concords are also arriving in larger
quantities and prices are lower.
Other Fruits-Nectarines are now in
market. Blackberries, dewberries
peaches and pears have declined. Other
fruits in seasonable supply and demand
without material change in prices.
Potatoes-Prices are the same as last
week, with abundant offerings and good
demand. Sweets have declined q
cents. At Chicago receipts are heavy
trade fair and prices lower. New Yorl
market has also weakened under heav.
receipts.
Beans-The Idaho crop is UNUSUAL,
large and Of good quality, with expec
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
MINING MEN TO HOLD MEETING
Or. J. A. Holmes, Noted Authority, to
Be on Program.

Conservation, treated In its true
sense and meaning the highest posi-
BILE use with the least possible econ
omic waste, will be among the most
important topics to be discussed by
the American Mining congress, which
meets in Spokane in fifteenth annual
convention November 25 to 80. Among
the noted speakers is DR.. Joseph A.
Holmes, director of the bureau Of
mines, who will explain the methods Of
rescue work in coal mining districts
and what has been done since the
bureau Of mines was created two year,
ago.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
ARMY MAY ASSIST
NAVY IN NICARAGUA
Should Further Trouble Be Encoun-
tered Beyond Navy Forces.

Washington.-The navy's resources
on the Pacific coast have been drawn
upon to such an extent that should fur
Their trouble be encountered in Nicara.
qua beyond the power of the forces
now there or en- route, or should some
of the American lives or interests in
other Central or South American coun-
tries be jeopardized, the army will be
called upon to assist the marines.
The Tenth infantry, now in the
canal zone, would be the first called
upon to answer the call. This branch
of the service is said to be much bet
ter equipped than the marines for
landing parties.
The accident to the Vicksburg re-
ported today is serious because it
takes practically the last available yes
sci for duty on the west coast. The
state department says it must have a
vessel for the Mexican coast.
The navy has none except the cruis-
er Cleveland, which has just been
taken out of reserve and ordered to
Nicaragua. These orders have been
rescinded and the Cleveland ordered
to overtake the Vicksburg at Magda.
lena Bay and escort her back to Mare
Island for repairs. This will take
three days. The Cleveland will then
carry out the Vicksburg's orders.
Prisoners Being Starved to Death.
Washington.-Senor Joaquin Cuadra
Zavala, secretary of the Nicaraguar
legation here, learned that his father
and his uncle, prisoners of Genera
Mena, the rebel leader. had been i'm
prisoned in Leon and were being slow
ly starved to death to satisfy Mena's
hatred of member of the Cuadra fam
lily. minister of finance in the Diai
cabinet.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30

changes since the advances noted last
week. The market for both hides and
wool is firm under good demand from
manufacturers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-08-30
VALUE OF IDAHO LANDS ARE UP
Increase of Those Patented Amounts
to S174,643,759.

Boise.-The patented lands of Idaho
have increased in value during the last
year to $174,643,759.
The new law which requires a CLASH
fication of lands shows an interesting
division of the land values of the state,
the totals for all counties being as
fO11OWs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
GREEK ARMY
ATTACKS TURKS

coustantinople. Oct 19-An official
report says that the Greek army has
attacked the Turks in the region Of
Meluna Pass and that the battle con-
tinues
London, oct 10. - Three important
Turkish reverses are reported today as
marking the formal opening of the war
of the Balkan states against Turkey
finally made a reality today by the hos
tile declaration of Greece.
Dispatches have been received here
stating that several Turkish doctors
have been sent from Constantinople to
Janina, a city near the Greek frontier,
with a supply of typhus and choice
germs for the purpose Of spreading
disease among the troops of the enemy
Further reports Of lighting between
the Balkan allies and Turkish troops
are arriving here today.
constantinopIe reports heavy fighting
near k-Kilesseh. near Adrianople
The Servians have captured Pristina a
city in the vilayet Of Kossovo Turkey.
Servia is making Kossovo its princi-
pal point OF attack preliminary 70
penetrating the Turkish Interior and
mraching on Adrianopie the objective
point Of ali the allied armies. Military
experts predict that the decisive battle
of the war VIII be fought at Adrianople-
Assfast as they can be entraned Turk
ish troops are being rushed TO the vi
clnity Of Adrianople from Constantine
pie, which Is only 140 miles distant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
BIG DIVORCE GRIsT.

The wheels of the divorce ran
smoothly yesterday and the following
eases We're considered BY Judge Lawr-
ence Becker Of Room No. ?.
1916 John Frevman vs.. Leotine Frey
man. Cause taken under advise
nent
a3Sz Netti eTuttIe US. Mcclure futile
Find for pitt. granting divorce
Custody Of minor child Dorothea
Tuttle. age 4 years TO grandmother
Mrs. Frank Tuttle until further
order Of court. Pitt to have risht
to visit said child. Custody Of
minor child Harold Tuttle. age i
year awarded to plaintiff Pitt
also awarded $500 per week for
support Of minor child Harold
Costs vs. deft. Judgment
1915. julius +. Cook vs.. Minnie Cook
Find for deft on her cross com
plant granting divorce. Custody
or minor children, Mary S Cook.
age H. Viola E. Cook, age TO years.
Harold Z. Cook. aee years and
Jennie 4. Cook age > years award
ca to cross complainant She is
also awarded $40. per month pay
able on list day Of each and every
month beginning My 4. 1912 uu-
til said minors are IS years Of age
and also $500 alimony for cross
complainant Judgment
a531.Dora Brozowsl5I VS. Israel Brozow-
ski Find for plaintiff granting
divorce. Judgment.
955l-Anna CIapper vs. William Clap
per Find for plaintiff granting di-
vorce, Custody Of minor child.
George Clapper. awarded TO plain
Che ~ also Granted 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

- Z 4AiAr7 ttti t+-t s7tAt3f reAA
The figures showed C. G. Hausler or
the South chicago Gun club 70 have
highest Individual score for the season
and was awarded the L. c. Smith prize
q gun valued "a SIPS.
Dave Thomas was pronounced the
high man Of the winning team and was
awarded the Parker prize a gun. valued
at sI25.
The Chicago Gun Club as the highest
for the season won the league trophy
beautiful silver cup. while Long Lake
won the Dupont trophy, which also
consists Of a cup.
The Hammond Gun Club holds its
fnal shoot Of the season Sunday. Oc-
tober 2Tth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
IF YOU ARE 4
D RlNKING M AN

You had better stop at once or youn
lose your Job. Every line q business
is closing It's doors to drinking men.
1t may be your turn next BY the aid
Of OBRINE thousands or men have
been restored to lives Of sobriety and
industry
We are SO sure that ORRINE will
benefit you that we say to YOU that II
after a trial you fail to set any benefit
from its use, YOUR money VIII be re-
funded.
When YOU stop Drinking" think OF
the money you1l save; besides, sober
men are worth more TO their employers
and get higher wages.
Costs only $500 a box. We have an
interesting booklet about CRR1NE that
we are giving away free on request.
Call at our store and talk it over Lion
store Pharmacy 15s south Hohma 2
street.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

Try a La Vendor cigar. It's good n
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
Things Quiet There.

Things are very quiet n West Ham
mond and the new chief of police. John
okraj, says that II any OF the resort
keepers attempt to reopen their places
Of business that he VIII put them in
jail.
okrai shows an inclinati~r to carry
out the orders ct the administration in
its effort to 40 as the voters want
done. Okraj is expected to make a
good officer and MS appointment to the
ohieftancy meets with general favor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

Miss Rena Ames is spending the week
end with her mother III Holland. Mich.
Mrs Frank Hitchcock leaves today to
spend two weeks wita relatives at
Spencerville and Lima, @
Elliott Conroy. who is attending the
Valparaiso university. VIII spend the
week end In Hammond the guest Of his
mother. Mrs. Grace Conroy of Russell
street
Miss Marie carter Of south Holman
street viii BE the guest ST Miss Marie
cornell at her home. IN Hyde Park,
sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
DOUGH
BURIES FOUR

south Bend. Ind. oct 19-An eleva-
tor at the Perfection Biscuit company
fell Yesterday morning and four men
en- the elevator were severely shaken.
although all Of them escaped serious
hurt The injured are Maurice sins
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
CRUMPACKER
MAKES FINE
TALK THERE

Congressman L. D. Crumpacker ad-
dressed an enthusiastic gathering Of
republicans at Indiana Harbor yester-
day. the meeting taking place in the
evening at the Auditorium There were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
Uncle Tom Coming.

Uncle Toms Cabin. the oldest and
most successful drama ever written. has
been revived hy Messrs Fibhle and
Martin at an enormous outlay. SO nam
moth is the production that special
train OF cars Is used for its transporta-
ton The production will be brought
to the Hammond theatre sunday mat
inee and evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
CRACKS SHOTS TO
HAVE BANQUE 7
Balance on Hand at Season
Close to 60 for the Eats
and Drinks.

The board Of directors Or the Chi
caro and suburban Gun club League
with which the Hammond Gun Club is
affiliated and which has Gary members
met in Chicago last night and wound
up the business for the season and ar
ranged for a banquet which is to 30
given at Kunz and Reminders in Chi
cago on November nth, at $50 a plate
The reports show that the season
was "A success socially and financially
the receipts having been s46625 and
the disbursements S266.54. leaving d
balance OF St9s.71.
Every member who participated in
the league shoots viii be entitled 10
participate IN tire banquet
The standing Of the clubs a the end
OF the season is as follows:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

the traditions Of their party and
stand shoulder to shoulder in an effort
to elect the straight republican ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-28
HALLOWE' EN- DISPLAY
I'm the Window Of the c. A. House
Music Store Is Attracting Con-
siderable Attention.

WAN witches aud zobliL~ br-dou.i.
hating and an the features .Igc. ,rir..
oi 90" iial pUr''n season. on. of th,.
most artistic window displays is that
~ DO" q. s. House music Store ou
Market stree. 3rd being asp.citi.,
appropriate 90 This season OF The wear
% is attracting considerable attention
he display r.Ir"sout5 20 scene on
ilaIlovo en night
with 'H" roou amly lighted. ,
I'' % seated at au old-fashionad
mri'Gru. playing tl, ..Kvit,b...
Dance Will" black Litt,us arc play
.r- about ou fh- loo. Ir "a corner
stand, 90 black skeleton. -hroud.d I'm 81
BLACK te'i. and candles aud cards anal
pth'r articles connected with witch.
Graf. ar" iu evidence Forming am
appropriate background 10 the seen.
i~ an oid-iashioneI fireplace ana ,.l,i,r.
neg. Will" over IN. mluiel f.rra
clock records inc tim"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-28
WILLIAM STOOPS
placed 5000 Young Bass m the South
Branch Of the Potomac
LAST Week

William STOOLS. ou" 81 fur tftIer
Hotel prOLrisfors. he's returned home
from On" South Branch OF rlr Poto.
mao. where he ru' into tbr STREAM
".""p bass. $ shipment from rlp So
.0nal ush aud gam" commission
hatchery OF l-."0u rIuur bass u--
received lae' FrGF. aud .BiIs
placed them iu rho stream near Peru
Hardy count.
"HilIr r1s telling fUr story fob
john tirIurscr. rho veteran rtnr luI
cleaner. 1u. several .r h.- friend.
~ aas tls largest -f-i.s. of fish f.t,r
handled. said HI.. Nns.- said ur.
tai'm~yer. sul .Yr uruhah.t Iad
some ara. Iu I small stream Ip la FOB
e. couple uf gears from uor aud hrIr .
back O. great string luU toll u4 nDv
o1 r1dt Vino catch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-28
REV. GALWAY
O'seUsse5 Greatest LAY Cnaritabl-
Organization q tho cat1o.
lie Church.

Yesterday evening DO - to.coi...
cathedral Father Eavard g,lrs,
'l'h' 'n Frederic Ozanman. found y
'.' ~ Vincent o." Paul Society
.'' greatest cnarit.bin &c.,, orr4uisI.
pom 90. th' catholic church. Tn. lcr
'''' was iut'rr+tiur f1rougr,sit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-28

Mr. Jas b. C-m-chiH. sn Mail -,
Aubgru. y y. has been bothered with
ser.Ou. kidney and bladder trouble
ever sine" DO" lefi tie army. aad SAYS
y decided 20 tr. Foley Eiduer pills
a. tlcy had cured So many people ami
{ soon found they we're iIs' thc thing.
Ny kidneys and bladder are again iu
% healflr condition. ] glaqiy recon
mend them. Man g.. old soldier ..a
never recovered fh. -f-cl- 81 armt
lie. FuIev kidnes Iills ar. tonic d.
acliOu. quicN m results The genuine
lu 90 yellow package. Juo. coleman q,
Co Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-28
NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES


, Monday.
VIII nee, WIKI Nr- Me- RutS- ass
/ Narc- street. N"rdsy -N-rirF A. 500
o'clock. Nis- cree. Moore. l-sJ.s.
class Bridgeport 6hic. vii meet ~
tie cls-- room - the Pr--l,yt-rfsr
/ church. coIn-- ieuE-t snd Lincoln
District " a. viii meet vitS t,e
lCsd-- D- Harriet Jones - Fifteenth
street. MoLdsy evening a. 20" cloc!.-
DiStricf No. O. Will meet with Mr-.
Pete F-drrick. the Leader. Monday
tNeninT 20 So O'Clock
District Ne. $3.50 Will meet with the
{ Daughter fey Nurser.. Monday rv-r-
\ irs az % "'cllr.,.
District ~. '-u VIII meet With Mrs
" J. ncvl.r. 81" Narie avenue. Mood
lava. Monday evening az 900 O'Clock.
Mr. s,lrleE SMITH. iessd@f.
/ evening q -.3u u.,io,..
fiSui,' 80. e. VIII meet With Nfs
/ Monday evening ~ s.3' 60 clock. @iiss
saint james cir.ie ~ Kings b..uzr-
/ t-ra VIII meet r-- I'Ihi. study Mnndsy
evening at 20" O'Clock. Mrs. Sirsor.
I Home circle B.Al. .I. .s W., NEE. st
. apartments. FIftceutr street. Mouduy
ait-rue'n st . O'Clock. Ml-~ Alma HUI
, bart lca4r"
! IHsti,t so. 13 Good News Bible
class viii meet Tuesday evening, Miss
Belle Fox. leader.
3 District No. - VIII meet with siis-
Alice Duuavay. 80 Market street Tues
day evening. Mn ". church. lea.d-t.
District $50. log viii meet Tuesda.-
, evening. Mr- jackson. leader.
District No. 1ne-llu Tie Faith Bible
or. Beuwood Tucsdag evening. Ms y.
J. l.. o.Eler, icau-r.
District No le6 will meet with ". u.
? NstzaeI. Pleasant valley. THestav a.
/ tefuocu 10 5.u" O'Clock. 1'f~. John
? Lynch leader
f bethlehem RLI.. class will meet Of
' o.. school house. T.4sEaar evening 90
/ go u'rIuc.. Miss Ha.r W1ysueu.
/ l'a1-.
~1H- Fitie ..a-t viii meet So ta-
f lai,or- of a." i'-.-i', terrain cnurc.
D. 1u"st.y "t-rirs. AIRS. Herbert car
Ur."1 iiiul. GLASS viii meet with
NJ r. o. o.. ttiue-. I.e- street. kirk-
wood pri.. Tuesday evening. Hiss Jee-
eic hI. rlts.c-. !-au'
wednesday.
1sr.", 500. Martha Billie ei.lss
d1t 'ft~rr"ul 90 $3.50 ocloct. NJ. s.
His'r..- N.. t.- viii meet wit. the
lc.h"r. tli-s Ethel Williams Park View.
. b -dI"-a. . Afternoon at 5000 p..ip.i.
lHtti..f $50. 1875 Hill meet With NtI-.
tI|tt IaNrsl'. sui Nurtl ANtbaa.t
stree. ifr-lt-. evening 90 o.,iu...
d 20 n Dec lHdr.. reader.
Mn jas s.. C-a-cuH. EN- WaI 81.
Auh4ra. y y has been bothered with
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16

The following resolutions ecfe
drapn up after the announcement ~
tke retirement Of ~ kli = Neiri.
mass ifom lhe managemens ~ tho
neib csllef ~ the chapel tmon be-.
hind ths nnnsl If sAld papvt
Wesol,ed. That 10 the feiiremcul
~ Ma Nct'iman from lhe local ne~s.
rapef nsld Corpus rh,tau loeos ons
Who W she a years ~ mofe ~ MS
active Service, has been 0no 81
tbs fsadine msn ~ ne journalists
field who IN all hiu years has sirl,er
fof ths hcsi iniegesls and the mes
eao represented him also.
49, y llesolsed That IN 'he retire
meet of ~ ncifiman the printers
on HE Caller ioeo one eho aiwais
oudoasofed 90 advance their Interest,
aad aho was ,ser nolifilupus AZ ID
their srliafc and
ue u rufih.f Qesolgrd That "a
tho ssfcrlne ~ hs connection eiii
Inc Caller 81 manager lofsi Typo
graphical linton No Gas iases or'
dlfoeilf Who s. friend 10 nnionisn
and who beiiefss IN lhe organization
~ printers iof thaiF malasi benefit
and eelfafe a. shoie eF IN part
nr n Further Resolved Tnni ~,
paili Caller chapel tendefs "a M
Meffiman ne good Wishes ana trusts
thai BE- maj cnluY 20 peace aus
comfort ihs Fruits ~ his labor ~ hl'
aoriinlnz yrarr nnd sha, be wa, ~
fnenl morn years 70 come
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16

Nouce rs hef,ns ri,eu that the
ias,s dNe ihe state 81 Texas and
County % Nuoscs iog the year ipit
IRE dne nos and aasahlo a. NY ~.
nte n ihe Court House at Corpus
CHRIST Tesus ta,ss must be paid
of before ~ aiaf dey ~ isna.
av lHla u son pcs con, renalsi
Vii ho added on acsannt ~ ths
rmo rrqalf,d Tor lsruinr each ~.
repi N ite regulations made by ihs
compifellor. i yin Ne necessary tor
you 40 pay Yuar taxes 80 soon ~
roatible. otherniss sou mag DOT be-
abis io pay same and reos'se yoaf
receipt before The penai'y attaches
fsientll D n OLIVER.
ras Collector Nnrees County TEXAS
1osi y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-16
FELT BAD
ALL THE Time
ShslIhorn Lady suffered creal
Deal. But Is Al RIGHT Aog.

Fhrlihorn. Ala n letter from 'hls
rsafe. wrs Carrie Nay ssysi "A short
tsme agD. I commenced ~ hKTr wsak
fpsifs and heada<hna. I feit lad AL
the time. snd soon grew 40 tsd I
couldn't stay up iihoaght you'd dis
A last ny hasAana MT No ls,siia
~ CAFdui. ana q hsllef use. - b. sot
some nore After had tAkfn The
second bottle I ~as entirely sell
wirh eFrfy lady. aurfrlng from
wgananiy ircuhis weuid Try cardui.
u u The beat medicine knov D. II
dld me pore eood lhan auyihlag ever
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