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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08

II cheerfully recommend your MILO
MA tablets to people suffering with
dyspepsia. They have given me great
relief, and L have gained in flesh and
strength while using them" Mrs. NJ.
Williams, Taylorsville, III.
Large box so cents at druggists all
over America.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08

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by a wonderful
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whether your
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I a r h OF t h e
stomach. dyspep-
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stomach ia blets
will b a n l s h all
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your appetite and
make your stom-
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
PHOTO OF TITANIC WAITS
IDENTIFIED BY MOTHER

PARIS May s-Mme Navratil, who
sails for New York on May Is, was over
joyed when shown the photograp hs OF
Louis and Lolo, the two Titanic waits
She recognized them as her children at
once.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
Miss Elizabeth Shaw.

Miss Elizabeth Shaw. 81 years old,
died today at her residence, 81 Oak
street, Capitol View. She Is survived
by one brother and three sisters. The
body was removed to the undertaking
parlors of Harry G. Poole.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
Reniamin Mnrrah.

The funeral of Benjamin Murrah 70
years old, who died yesterday at the
Soldiers Home, was held this afternoon
from the chapel of Harry G. Poole, and
interment was in Westview.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08

mended all over the civilized world, and
ts Endorsed by Atlanta people-persons
you can call on, if skeptical Here is
HOME PROOF
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
clash over Maryland Results.

Clash Over Maryland Results.
WASHINGTON. May s.-The Taft
and Roosevelt national headquarters
have clashed over the Maryland pri-
mary results. The word Tie was free
" used by Senator Dixon. head of the
Roosevelt committee. The Taft head
quarters put out statement on the
MARYLAND result, part of which fol-
lows:
More than half of Mr.. Roosevelt
entire delegate vote came from the city
and county of Baltimore, where it is
stated the Roosevelt managers placed
$4,000 among their workers at an early
hour Monday"
Deliberate Lie, Says Dixon.
This statement was delivered in the
Roosevelt headquarters, the rival or
CARNATIONS having an amicable ar
rangement whereby they exchange
daily bulletins and statements.
Here is Senator Dixon's answer;
Every one of these statements is
deliberate. wilful lie. Every man con-
nected with their concoction and cir
culation is a deliberate. wilful liar.
These lies are circulated for the pur-
pose and for the only purpose for which
liars always lie
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
MI-O-NA
STOMACH
TABLETS
Immediately Stop Stomach
Distress, End Indigestion
and Put Stomach in Tip
Top Shape.

Gas and sourness, fermentation, dig
illness, heartburn and misery after
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two little MI O. Ma stomach tablets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
CARPENTERS PRESIDENT
PAYS VISIT TO ATLANTA

William d Huber, general president Of
the United brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America, is IN Atlanta today
on official business
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
TAT 7 IS BATTLING
FOR HOME STATE
Opens Stamping Campaign in
Ohio, Which Will Continue
Till Primary Election.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, May s.-Presi-
dent Taft left his home town today for
his swing through Ohio to fight Colonel
Roosevelt in the presidential primary
campaign. Just before the president
departed it was announced that he viii
devote his personal attention to Ohio
until the primary election is held on
May q. President Taft will remain on
the Ohio battle ground combating
every move made by Colonel Roosevelt.
On Monday before election Mr. Taft
will make his last speech of the Ohio
campaign in Dayton.
From Dayton Mr.. Taft will go to
Cincinnati. where he will cast his vote
in the primary election on the follow
ing day, Tuesday, May 21.
When Mr.. Taft returns to Ohio he
will be accompanied by a clan of dis
tinguished speakers. who will aid him
in his campaign Among them will be
Secretary of state Knox, Senator Theo.
Burton, Job Hedges, of New York.
Senator Enhu Root and Senator
Townsend
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
Dismissed.

Weaver ct al vs.. Thompson: from
Dolly superior court-Judge Whipple
r L. Greer julie FELTON,, for plaintiffs in
error L. L. Woodward Crum q Jones.
contra.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08

Final preparations for launching Uncle Sans largest and
most powerful dreadnough the Texas under way
the Newport News Shbudng Company and the great vessel
will undoubtedly be chrstened according schedule
day, May 10 Miss Claudio Lyons. daughter of Colonel Cecil
Lyons Republican national committeeman of the Lone Star
State will be the for the ship In spite of the agitation
for the of the christening ceremony champagne
will be dashed upon the bow Of the great Miss Lyons
the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

Produce

tnHihof Nifhpi we adHri iU hr 30
atf pfrr Nn 900 hasi malteis his
mHfnlnf f0anvn f ihf sunnanfsmrni III
rnrf nmffs w Nre Nofh lfnrn
fhls rnie sanHlaiel anrafa hero n
~ to SOC hanif,i nnlnds. ns l0a paiff
uiHft of fhs srason 0foiff iHnh.fs
sr0 HffrnF nflmi n0.ls I'd sufff nua
nH ehfh lhm esf ihag ars nasinl
W"ner a. mHurf of nUf loiisfs
bore hHie had afsai dead 90 Oohndeaft
h tno annf sifuaNHn 900 ainnr aHa
rnirrll fHr mAfHfi earlier boz tha SOS
nfn HufHf WHnl slnnuoa Several
Naf hHda ~ suear aafr fercltlsi Goa ta,
nlrho lnisf fhHf hsd heon bouahi ht
GOO 'HuHlFnro ehen fhs mifnfi vas
arnHui o. ref hunifrdnrIfhi rhrre %
ntls iemHnd f0f snlaf nnN rht B. al
eurlf rffinfff oN fhr UIsf sfr 0liHufI
foes foi Ihf anF4f ifsif tnH fs Ihrr iag
ihff rfllna rne Otne snaaf naorir
af' fnrnd 1 follow Thrfr ars Tow
mrfrnnir hsre ihsf afs rnf drrdsf
mH1fs rNfilns tts atfaf psshrt now
'anla from FHsfdlnfen Holland
aflis fh4I ft. r..t. t.t.f.. u.t.
aon b. ~, .n.,. ,,... ,ao ss.
f... tnsn i,.ilnt att ..tt...,...
h.lf .h. ..t !. tata 60.
mar n.iof. s.. .n....n. t,.t
4 aisu advice fitin etn rfsr ~.
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1900. y, W. ''
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'"'T f'rf ''H-f' ~ ihn iaia sif''s -"1
fto 'nnr irnHfh ~ over fuuf manlha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

10 iinn ~ fan tnsrio 0ama VoU
uesi iahhe 600 ih, pfuas m Nt ll,s.
ford aiass si iht ran Nnurlo f,if rhe
hDfs 400, uot s.eusei nf ~ufhina ems
hofus Ro0us luUfsf en ihD iHifUs fDf
thr aii'f fosefled au ihtt sol
kansas DlN Hnd rnf wmfh Hs
honinH As UiF ifIir cDnisrH iHla tesf
for nrt Nesieldat lh. hlino' had
ao 900 slil, and lh, latisf iaoo a. wild
HHlt hf teN fDarf Hniu rau worth
eN pa Nifa0tne thosu htayY snia.
mpniH nnn eeInr ia kansas ,iiy ni az
iesn atmnr ths hunofa with tiai
maftst
ten plafu,ai vas of ipsminr .af
CO. taslnsi lnas hh firf b. ln effect ai
ihf rhi,aaU rnien NN,fn Yafln roe
shlrpst pafs 90 cents pef aas nn he
fiilU fitm ih0 iInfe fiinf afa fatt'ird
unih 'het srr sola ani i,sd D. OH.
dom inef 80 mnfe chen ANY rho
iitusinpH Wnfh pnHphed nn that
msafot aaYs fHtDrian Chafiss W
nahrf ~ ihr Tive Htath rschanrs
ffaieriaJ maiioi iO lht nsufan,e un
dfrerliflt eho0t t'f iisia enc total
1m0H. ~ fmfs collected f0f ihf .n
suanro Hi livestock Boz ihe yards 0a,
alna rnraihir fNH nf DtU mNlian
dni'Ff lnna Insurance 81 anmoihina mai
0hr nivasH ought iN hr alai uni io ftal
nr upaH. hi O. BE- rumfafilna lnnn ia
mff r'tFN af
ffrsiHff rHma iim WILSON hta
Nnf fiahf Says zoo uftfrrr Tflfafim
Aboul ihf ml0ale ~ Aneusl Nf Wilson
4afos iht noeslhprt hHfa ai WarhnH
Goo lea iHieflieH n ehifh be- isflsfoa
ihli beef Nae ralnf fn hf lh,stgsf ihls
winter na ffauli ~ lne hritt output
~ feed uf fnufsr M wuaafs lnf6f
FicE dia nni rfus' fippf ln ih0 nff
HiHfh mafheiH MOE asi 10 lssa 10 = mud.
WniilHH 10 enc fisws ~ a. tho i've.
Hi1Tt udusils faneiaili htld nf Nsn
informed Observers Mos .fsl fsisfn.
uf ffum fafGiine be- thf West 49,
Mii4lu n4f Hitfh pii annihff story IS
sfe 80 hane ~ heof SETTLING niuoh ehnan
rr' De- % quoted pe saYina The 40
srrfeiafi eisp aamite itai che cattle
situation b. alfftrshi thsn be- ihahfhi
e vss from hia fiffi observations 81 hls
afst iH ihs anilHhiisd sfrlfuiiuai
hHimiHs 90 WashinHan ~ wnraa
haa di-eefrrea thff fh- trlffiHp
yf'rHaH ~ siaft Hiflr Hnnm f.lnah
maei mafr ~ thai ,'sss ~ snlhsla far
fr'Acfs So Wilson's flrsi rufss ana
-7pnd rurar nn fho raiiie 3 uiluaf
0prii iu rpntoince me tnlnR aaa ihe
oh ihai flrai hana msihoia 81 obialn.
Nis Information sfe tbs most feimisa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Local Market

goo fgiiDeina Quotations wtrs riqon
900 yesterday hy NAL Wholsrsisrpi
Fresh Frslts
oflnn0s csiifornis Naifnria. rcf
hsf ffsf
ceielsi8 spples fancy nov rfap.
We 30 boa
tHnel iDpAftHt applies Ter boa. u 40
waHhlnRioh f1naiiisn spnlsa pef boa
ffgt
Fancy Washington King apples pr
boa. n te
Sew Meneo applea vi,lerla redo.
pfr boa tiss
Nep meslea apples afisssnsi rip.
plps psf bon. Fifs
hrplss california rearman. per box,
fi Co
nsnanas per No. g.
Lemons fancy California PEI hos.
Nr9
i.insa psf beakc, soe9tloo
ll',ss fstu iileek Grapes, per i.basEss
rate. $40.
r-tehsa Colorado gsbsrsa, per bon.
Tioo
Iesphps callfrn)A per Loy. a. o0
Peaches f,iberia Faney Washington.
psr boa. gpC
rsafs califesnle fall varieties per
Boa. ta7s
orapss California Maissn, s-besks,
rate. flte
California Muscal gfapes, i-Lsskss
CRAZE. sfGo
calsfofnh Tekay Grapes psr s.bas-
kfi crate. n 90
fs.sh sssststiss
lab,fa1u white peiaip9H. pff o1eie,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Grain

'hiDnNN Nartencrrln hnaliiiiles hnf
hullish rffeci un wheat Orenet -
anh higlsf il.esmhf started "a
nihuht't A fisn 30 eiM followed
'Vfn 4aftnrrd ou vurctiiei Neatbsf
nr'ru,ief oprHsi un,hanHsa ~ Y sp
~ ath ~ p and sseenaed ~ taN.
f'rmnrss developed in aals pehsm
bee finsfsi = hifh., AZ asa sHd hard
vnrf ~ ifsuE
Provisions FarFei rsri sales wrre
unrhauEse " 20 osnl. dswn with ipn-
nsn - ee8issli fof pork a leo
mas ~ nnd and ie1eWfogsW fu
Ribs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Rice Msrlss
sessbisn Rice oso~srs Miaimsm
Prices

Tho slandafi ESQ WASN'T ~ ilaaau.
ras rough ~ fined AZ a.. nnd ina stand.
ara ssp ~clHhi ~ Japan - a. wmfe
rice efifha abefe iheae standard enp
weights ~ shall bo added 10 oach "a.
di'inn-i pound. and where flfo weighs
ioas ,pan ihf STANDARD cup urlahla A.
she'll pe suhirssied ffarh ftle pr.ee tss
raeh ~ inn ie4a Than ibs standard.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

NEW YORK ore ., Thn myr4d
spnqfrs n slroifiellr nsre never ,ostos
llius'fsiei than "a ihr countless esb,b-
~ - The Elecirlesl show which opsn-
- today n Hrsud ceairai l'sleee FORE
nipsi aniphe lhe exhibits ia ,lrpi ~ TN
Federal government Thls lneiudes
miniature repfodueilen % The naiun
rfiien - ihs ianenss fnnel. show Ink
hp~ ne CREST looks Will ~ n1ssassa
ny sieflrielty whnn camristea An-'
ether rorernmeu' cxhstIt |. fhs pnI.
motor. 40 siee'flee' device ,dertr.k Az,
~ I'arFA4 ~ Mines I'm nrsAsela =
m,sFfz psvvome " sas5 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
LATE hARkfT REPORTS
cot'on fvtufss aid spcss shsn ps.
e'i"s--cassis asreas and higher.
tse0s 1trong.

Nfw chrkANH Ia or . Cot
'pn fpiDroa eioaed steady a. net dc.
cline n : q ~ paints. spots sAlel and
STEADY ii x III
kANAAa cry NO. OCT, 3 calils
s'nns q 80 eenie higher. Export
a'eers stbe 8 5000
iie4s Stfons iieavier SIZE Il fsso
SHEEP STEADY % ten cents hisssF.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

WEAR srinEII.A4
fhe corset % si>i, and comfort q ~
lenklns fion Ton Miiuneu 9-IF-1m b
Z HAVE ciIENVs vho van ~ nul
iwo BONES one client cen pay go
,nuntnu 81 re iafesiueni one .er.a 3
client pay $40 monihi5 neiihcr party
a ahis o. make a hrri payment North
PORTION u ciif preferable inr nrri ~,
W q 2 I@ri-sfd lf feH estate ans
broker Address 500 Mesquite siresi
rhoue iet le-f-n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Help Wanted

WANTED fuHnF Hdf Nhu hfs
Nn f'ur ofpoffsnrs afHnN hoaier
Adiffsn niih feiescH.o o. - lfst 900
hf ln.b.ft
WANTED Womnn fnr r.n.fal hnnse
wnrt Apnn Mtn w bini.rr ml
nndtfidrs phn, io8 otif ala
WIRE WRITE of ,olNptoBe laredo
Employment Company Tor ail klnds
n isbof faoaea 1888. laredo.
foast TIC am
M WANTED messenger hua pIih 30
0trles Hf Western i'ninn Telegraph nf
frr IH.a.if
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Fer Rent Land
LANo 10 raw.

LANo 70 RENT.
nov have io ifaction enFincs tfoak
lug mf 600 arft tfaot between C,fpus
chrisu and uohstovn and viii lave
the euiire tract feads fof nrst years
.ror sant So roni ihc entire tract
t0 parties wlM ruad trsms bob tfa,fs
of noi less than 500 acros foi on,
fourth of tnc tot,nn aud o. l1 pef
alfe ff feod sfun
iarucs dcrirnr to rDnf wn psaar
soe So o. Garrett corpus CHRISTI
Icsnt or urfc mo Hf grruImuHf
ratIs County rrsar D. u IAI
nAN 90 .me
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

BEFORE you have the party cail the
yaeugm Cleaner man add haze him
clean ycuf carpets. mattiasf KAlis
and verifying In the hoass Phone
SIS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Wanted

WAITED 100 TRADE Nirr pine
fnnm house in uatisra raiHofnm
tsiu' ito4a fuf CORPUS property r %.
noa a. oiff 1929
WANTED Direct frun apno. Bon
rfavel and scsni property m snf
pau nf Uif buyers NaliiuR 500 us
Guirk 0ort 4 Lano Land CO.. fit Poo
tiss ~ rhonf sac ia-a iai
WANTED iaaH.nn hl auna mah
ss toes terref lf sfrnnnfanhsr 90 lafh
Have bad the sfpeuanre nnd nn.nr
tn unfk f'nanN fts 90 lb at
WANTED - harrn fg.oao faf arr
tesfs nn southwest ff ~ safilan 81
~ Geo "a raal rabaiflssan ~ 500
cpiennh Fuiipu rasiufs ce ssaef
lreff fanlhl rhh b fenn.d aha 20
aefsa b. cultivation WM give mot
eaEe riear ~ lnrumbtanto Address
A. e. iiardnp iels Adams N psora
m fo.ie feadi ~
WANTED rositioa am experienced
ifphkrfpef and all-arUm9 ssifamHn
90 maHaesf also eHprrsnot in whole
raic busirsss Ncfarouons Al rsa
3D. Corpus Chfisgi Teaas ta-l4.sf
WAITED chlthous ane eFrs al
CoorhE n4kerf s-iI-ifno
WANTED IT, rent furnishea M
rent write 4 q care ~ Cniier
lest
- rH'r
WANrsn AhoDi go feft ~ p-,cna
asnf plps mHei he ~ Rod condition
Address i'os ~. Gay trs-si
WANTED ny cotsie n,nli' ~
y ,~o aa'rn''sei ~ ~
PHONE sts
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THE CALLER-HERAL DAILY
MARKET PAGE

nee
sWe,, rolsioe- 0enee yamN per ios
DO faeA
Coi.sa.io Head l.elsace. ~ aassu. see
s'riess c,lnfaao. ptf dnsen oislhs ito
celwaao Cabbage. a4c pef n
'nlniado rRuluhwer PEE N -.
g,'loteao heeta per ausen hunches.
Ceh.iaao usnir.. aulk. pcf lh- a.
,'clefssia carrots. per aorsn tenchoa
co.
''eiefaao ndnh,- pst deseu bunch
81 teo
csietaae eslens ~ aosrn lunches.
ste
rcmatees fame, california. rtt 4
basket ttaio tioa
Sweet rrrYor por s.hsssei crate. 81
oraesf, suedrlss
tnteHc fall cfoam naisips. pes III 49,.
hi,l. oktfA ten,, bead. irs lh. see.
hlte nury nead pef lh g.
Ai,t fsA,t isiaa r.s.ih t.sr
iioans pima UalfernlA IN d.. $40
Geo.
iranutu fancy iumsa poe 10. sVc.
Peanuts fancy No I. lsef IA. Fte.
i'osnuia NJ 80 rff ~. eNc
NsNs ref vase. gsmilsd, tNeo.
HNifls tsemlum itams. 70.
nfrhbsssi hatuo. is4gfO
Ntfnn bellies itAe
rufe lard isNv
,ompeund leri she
Drramrf, Halter ltt
vrotins 90 ln pn.s slr
NnN lVpNsr pof h Soc
Hnfef li,Aits Boz hcss 81 onH til 10.
sweet i10tiea Boz BOTTLES Oh gtnttpo.
enui rtklos in hcss 81 aeHf $500
Nnnl rl.hlrs M BOTTLES eteuff ta
Rice pnrfNin. shrilrd 20 lh. ~
sugar afannlsiri. ref e ils. $3.50
Nuts New cfcp.
iiuffH MUTE hfEr Nafh'd nrl ln. tfS
Almlnta Cane, rarlpsnnA. pci lh. isc.
Dnsd Fruits
ilHiH.nH iuoss Nusosieirs pep ih. a.
iials'na l.nnion t.,,efa ~ IN hnAss
Boa hos iiso
f4Nti p'trhfr. ptf 10 l2hc.
lAnft Apliteir ref ih isf
1hvlue r,speHiod pears pea ~. tta
ilnnes &c Zoe. pst m iac
psuues 10 CO., lsi n, zoe
tpner iessoa poe w.. e4c
i'Tancs 20. ioas ~ ~ so
'ufisnis fancy imported iloa "a y
Feed Prices
oats ref bnsbol. SOC.
'fu snuchs iao pef hsio. $500 p,f
tom
iial rpf tom iitoo
iipi. siflfs. psr bale lsc. Der M,
taa0o
Gran. rst sach tiho prF ton. 90 90
rhors p,f aask o. ,s pcS tom. SO oo
r7ilUn seeJ msal per ssfb. tsso.
IUf iNn $1,000
iiire hfAn pff CON $500
t1uur A. ~ u8ek p,f hbi tfgl
Flour uh Faok 9 go Do hhi lni.
zoe nhl $3.50
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Chicago
'hlrAFn Csfiis Iafilis e10a
mafkei si0N snd steady
Reeves sb9Gii e.
TeNss si'en feoN 800
Cows nnf hsiferH tksH 400
Calves keeui0 al
Hess Receipts is.oco market .,sw q
o. ieWcr
hslk - sales Afsa SIT
sheer Receipts a. ooe mafhAt mos6s
Nai'fe e2sn go
We'iegr t0W 40
tambf natne ts8a ais
81. L4ooss.
~ issls Cattle Hreclcss coca IN
Isalnw fAes Texans msrkrf Steady
~ beet steers s5pd1s7s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
classified Advertising

N.irfn r.m Unft.a. Furnished .i
n.t .t Of lare.in f.r the eu.n it.ne
t.t n.s it $3.50
inN IlnI i.fuon huasg 0u south
hiar .lspltltn iufn.shed vHh nU
nfrnrneca = a N.tnUs Ia.at q.
900 Daaufiai atrsDf s.. 90
5000 iiNNf Nfe .HffHet HrHf.ra .r
na..h urar C.unir CuE krrt or
r.H 5000. hrf Ih.nr ffs In.In.tf
Tnn WENr uem t.usr .asr Dos
N...i.lh .ant.nlsn.,- srf.f fi-.r
nr UnHis cO fo.s.tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

CpLoREp HNpLpTMENr ofslcE
cah efiir - isleThnnH HiliamS gro-
ser1 1912 Nurth ilfusasey. ~ ail
hl1ds - seiored laior Phone sis n
see rred ~ esrress rasar. rlrr siz
u iuso
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Special Notice

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MULES rDn SALE Au., inras 5000
Mulr Co, D. fAnfours Mrr Alice
rosna io 1mo
HRs. RAY n0uGHTON. a graduate
uursc from Battle creek. Mich. give
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Doctor, ass William Phoro 7oi.
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shop ht fii Chapsusi ~ Esorfthing
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10
Corpus cheaB Cotton

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

Notice
. have this dag dissolved partnership
wiih Mr Haohaui ~ the Hubbard a
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-10

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-13

Currant Cookies.
One cupful of sugar; 2 scant
cupfuls of flour, 4 tablespoonful
of butter, ? eggs, l scant tea
spoonful Of baking powder, l cup
full of cleaned currants, chopped
fine; nutmeg and cinnamon to
taste.
Rub butter and sugar to a
cream; add spices and the eggs
beaten light, then the flour; with
which the baking powder has
been sifted twice; lastly, the chop
ped currarlts. Roll out with quick,
light strokes, cut into shapes and
bake in tolerably brisk oven.
They are better, the second day
after baking than on the first.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-13

Not His Fault.
A London cabby stood glaring
at another cabby whose vehicle
. had gotten in his way.
cav, wot's the matter with
yer?" demanded, the aggressive
one.
"Nothinks the matter with me,
yer bloomin' idjut."
eyer gave me nawsty look, "
persisted the other.
''Me? Wull, yer certainly ave
a nawsty look, but [ didn't give it
to yer, so 'elp me"
When opportunity knocks at
your door responsibility stands
behind.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-05
NEW COINS FOR THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.-For the time
being the United States mint in this
city has been converted into Variable
Santa Claus workshop, for the man
ufacture OF hundreds and thousands II
shining gold pieces that will nestle in
the toes of many stockings at Christ
mas time. Immense numbers OF bright
eagles and double eagles are being
turned out to meet the Christmas rush.
The demand for the minor coins. quar-
tiers, dimes. nickles and cents. neces-
sary to the holiday shopper. is greater
than ever before. The coinage of pen
nIes alone will amount to hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars befere the de-
nand of the holiday season is sup
piled.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-05
STOPPED HERE TUESDAY
ON HIS WAY EAST

Charles W. Gorham. a prominent
lumberman and sawmill operator OF
Washington. stopped on here last
Tuesday for brief visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Marr while on his way
east on a three months business and
pleasure trip. Mr.. Gorham was a
student at Cornell college at Mt. YER
non. Iowa. at the same time with Mr..
and Mrs. Marr. but had not seen them
for a period OF twenty-one years until
his visit here a few days ago. Mr..
Gorham is on his way to Iowa. New
York. Florida and Cuba and will re-
turn to the Pacific coast via Old Mex
leo and California.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-05
FUNERAL OF DR.. BALDWIN
LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral OF the late DR.. =. =.
Baldwin OF westcliffe at the First Bap-
tist church at I0:30 o'clock this morn
ing was largely attended and was a
very impressive service. TWAS under
Masonic auspices and many members
OF that organization were present to
pay tribute OF respect to the memory
Of the deceased. The floral offerings
were unusually elaborate and beauti-
full and the casket was almost hidden
under a profusion Of beautiful and fra
grant bloom. The obsequies were
conducted by ]. F. Harris OF the First
Methodist congregation The remains
were laid to rest in the Ballman lot
in Greenwood cemetery where ths
burial ritual of Masons was observed