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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11
THE STATE or TEXAS.

To the Sheriff ~ any Constable " Cameron
countX Greeting
lnn are hereby commended tn summon " NJ
Foster. N making publication III this citation
once III each week fnr four successive Wrrls
previous "a the return day hereof. IN spmt
newspaper published in Your county. ID there
~ 4 newspaper published therein hnt II nat
then IN ans Newspaper published in ih. Twenty
eight judicial district. hut 81 thor" he b.,
newspaper published in ~ald judicial district.
then in 4 newspaper published IA tht usir' 4
district a. said twenty lighth f%tlienl 3i~
tri.t. t. appear III the next regular term 4.
the District Court "a Cameron county. a. h,
holden nc the court house thereof. in lir"wns
willie. Texas. ga the SECOND MuultA iu NuNrM
her. A. ~. lpl4. thr Same being ihr ninth dat
IL November. \. -. 1911. then ami there q
answer a petition filed iu ~ald Court ga o.,
9th day III June. 4. ~ 1914. IA a ~lii. number
"a "a the docket NJ ~ad Count NJ. -hsu
wherein The l,ull Coast Irrigation company /,
plaintiff. and t.eoreianna Foster ami II. VI
Fosters are defendants. and s..i petition allrg
inr execution hA tsrrrgiluHI Foster aud III. NJ
Foster ~ two vendors li"n notes fnr So
each. dated June .. 1915. rs part payment a..
The following described tract vi End.
That certain lat. rirst' nr parcel Ma land. lA
ing ana being situated ~ thr 'ntniy ~ cam
eron. tSate at Texas. ANA 'iurr particularly
described a. follows. tn-wit.
Tho east half uf trace ur farm lt naniitl
nine go It'll section uufnrrr tuttt seven tlAl
Iiaymondeilir tract. 'NnitHnnE twenty ~"
acres. aS plated rs the ttnlf coast Irrigation
,.,t.t.auA "a riAt luiN recorded in tfe Decd tt
cards w Cameron county. Texas. fa MhiNh nlAi
80 plat reference ~ here made ~ari raymond
,ill.. tract being out ~ aul q l,aff - thar err
TAIN larger tract II land known a~ "Snu liai
n. Carricte~ Grant iu Cameron 'snntt. lrN
y. auI about thirty ~,Npn niiN~ unrthwt~
f,.m ~. sitN II brow n~Niile ln 'aneftn ttair
!, TrNas. which said hand. fhe plaintiffs. 1ni
Cast irrigation company un sath .ttr nth
,.yeJ III defendants hN warranty ered. Tam
,;sf alleges that there ~ 'ne 'n THE >rtFr8 Y
said notes. including principal. Interest: lntrr
~, ~ paSt ane interest ard attorney frrt
IN. INN HI ~..l~t~. which n fl~f aur Ard r"
Ia Plaintiff alleges M. employment III fhN
i,w firm If Itieh \ S'arle % collect SAINT Si'
d,e and it~ agreement a. IaN ~iit attorney.
III. ~ r.r cent stipulated lN ~atf notes
rl,;ntiff nrat~ fnr issuance uNa ~rrNl'f /"
.s,a,;,n and far Judgment for thr SAM ~nH
49,. and for Foreclosure 81 ~ant vendor Af'
y" IN h.r.ipnh.ve described trnrt III lffi
a,I s.r Aalu M slid lund 80 SATISFY ~Hi dfN
as,I ~ writ re rn>~e~Siun anN inf -'hffAt Hh'
""a.;.l l.eai AMI eauitsile RELIEF.
''rI.r.;n fail pnt. hni have before ~ttd tfif,
~ aforesaid neNt regular term. thi~ W.T.
M.:.h ,.nr return thereon. showing how N"l
have executed the ~anr 4.
h'r...n under mV hand anil fhr seal Il ~
n. .,fEce Ia brownsville. Texas. TINS IN
49," III August A ~ lH'i
Sth Gay :" LOFTS kONAl >kl
cl.rk. District Court. Cameron t"nnt'
By |. Zarate- Deputy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11

each week. The sessions ar.. not held ~
cry day. "a that The members will have
time to attend a. their farm duties in
between the sessions a. well A. h-fur.
and afrr the instruction period. The
classes meet commonly ~ the most COZ
vemicnt farmhouse. Hmrin. thr morning
hours. tcNthuuk work ~ done. ~ lir aft
ernoon laboratory work j. c~ondnclcl
AMI the women who have elected to take
he rmc~tic science. coarse hav. prar
tel lessons ia cooking.
A. soon a. i class H. established. The
Stale organizer withdriw~ ~ STAR "
class ia some other district The work
thereafter T. left i'll charge ~ The lra!rf
who ~ elves assistance NJ mail from thu
college or the Department ia caisy'pg
on the work.
There j. no regularly paid in~t rnr W.
classes can be carried ~ al over the
State a. rapidly a. the rollcpr n~r1ln'z
"A can visit the groups. and Nv unickIs
~ he laboratory sets supplied bs the
college become available. The local lral.
N viii preside during the reading w Ill.,
lectures AMI references for which flll
texts AMI lantern slides are supplied h,
the Department. IIc viii also Nv rr~Fnn.
>ible for the laboratory equipment III.
ga, one who completes the coaf~g Will NJ.
rist a certificate from the State 81
l,gc.
Not al of the States have yet agreed
~ cooperate IN this plan. Last winter rx.
n fimcnt> along these lines ucre carried
ois successfully IN PENNSYLVANIA. and
Ills has stimulated an interest in thp
method IN other =, ltcS III one ~ The
Pennsylvania classes more men applied
Than could ~ accommodated. and afl ot
the ~ men AMI II women vlo began thc
course completed IL. PENNSYLVANIA +
s1uw arranging for more classes. while
Massachusetts, Michigan. vermont and
fi"ri'ia expect L. take ia, the work. 9th.
'r states such a. Maine New York. Nru
Jersey and Delaware have signifcsl their
Willingness 10 cooperate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11
HOME CLASSES IN PRACTICAL FARMING AND DOMESTIC
SCIENCE FOR GROUPS OF FARMS WORKS

Washington. u. III. August IA plan
whereby ten on more farmers or farm
women can form home classes in agri.
couture or domestic Science and receive
the textbooks. lectures. lantern slides.
laboratory and cooking equipment nee
vS~4rN "a conduct them has letn devised
bs the United States department of ~
%riculiurc IN cooperation with Agricul-
tural Colleges II certain States.
The object OF the plan j. To- make ac.
cc>Sihlr 10 home, to men and women VIA"
have not the time or means 10 attend the
regular courses at H. eollcce~. practical
short courses in agriculture AMI home
management specially adapted ~ their
districts. These courses. which viii con
>i>t ~ H. to ~ lectures. and will con
sumo five Or more weeks. can ~ arrang.
el 10 suit the spare time and convent.
curc ~ each grolp ~ people
The course, ID ~ offered M first Ars
poultry raising. fruit growing. soils,
cheese manufa turing. dairNing. butter
making. and farm bookkeeping: and fer
the women especially. curses III the pre-
paration. caoking and n>r Of vegetable
and cereal luntS. The Department will
supply lectures and lantern slides cover
ing these subjects. and the States which
have agreed to cooperate In the plan
wiz lend 10 each group laboratory and
cooking apparatus valued ~ SlW and Z
reference library. The textbooks and
lectures will IL made - onpleie that
each group can safely appoint one 81 IL
members a. study leader "a direct thu
work If the curse.
When "A group has decided o. take NJ
the work. The State which coopcrnc.
sends an agent with the Department.
representative 60 organize a sample elias.
and assist the header whom they elect III
having ont the work AMI ia showing him
the best methods ~ procedure. Ths
classes commonly are held from sea a
l. q ia The morning and from l:'n Il
200 in the afternoon. two or three days
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11

crops vii grow. hut il you havr mo- ia,
humus in ihr ~ni. ih,. rri~ Niil r".
grow. vi rr hay N"ur lana if'. w
grass ard weeds / advise you &, kctp 4
~ aHd Sill suppl, yotr ~nil win hlml-
bc growing a crop ~ ilrn nHdrr and rHi.
ting before the >ee~l~ ripcn.
This is The va, I advise the growth.
uf i crop a. turn under ani Y "Iolfy ui
feed crop ~ the same time: When ytl'
plant YOUR corn. plant "ni, every other
row anal plant IL a. tli \ again aS so
would ~ You were planting evcry row
Ia the rows between the corn plant rnT.
peas ~ anN crop that viii cn,er the
ground. You viii make ~ much corn r.
II You had planted every row AMI after
cutting M Nnur corn STALKS with i stalk
cutter pillow The uholc thing under an,
the land viii return 10 it, native fer
tilt, and Won eau grow \ crop ~ urr
and "A crop 81 truck on the same LAM,
every wear without lcrrra~im. the fer.
tilitN ~ the land. III wr increase our
yield Of cabbage lcr acre and grow les
acres We can sell our cabbage tor ~lN
per ton and still make .nnh money. A~
il IL. instead ~ incrcasin. our Yields NJ,
are taking more acres each wear 10 grow
i given am.ut Ne cahIasc. This last win.
ter II took about iuuHN acres ~ plo.in,t
:,2.5On tons of cabbage or ahaui 3 I / tons
per acre. -. 49, can hc seen. a~ III takes
about - ~ raise anil market an acre
Of cabbage il lrl,eS me- margin OF profit
a. the farmers a. \ whole at the price
for which cabbage was sold lest wear
Bnt ! find in al sections Of the conn
ty farmers who made ~ high a. ~ Ions
per acre and i great man, who ayrraI
ci ~ tons per acre.
! realize there ar, n great man, either
things beside not haVin. enough humn~
ia the soil that will decrease the WELD
"a the crops. Among them N the lnrk ~
good drainage. Iiut land that H. well
filled with humus and not well drained
VII stand more water AMI pay ~ hi-
I'D proportion ~ hand thai " well drain.
cl. That j. the percentage 81 gain hs
having The soil fun IT hnmu~ will hr N,
large nn puurl, drained uS well urarnrd
But. rs | said before. ID will not pay &,
plant cabbage en- land that will moi pro
durc from : ~ IN tons per acre. When
Onr land SEEMS a. hive become water
logged and the yield J. not ~ large Ia,
when The land was new. I'M W. lack w
more organic matter IN the soil. pr0,ii
cd "nr drainage j. good.
II We want ~ raise 4 paving crop M
c~ahiiagr this winter. We must get hrS,
and turn under what ever refuse l. nl
ilc ground and burn nothing. Then lri
The ground mellow before planting. '
would never leave the ground left fiat
broke longer than ! could hell. Always
list II ~ a. IL yam were going a. plani
tomorrow and leave ia ia that shape ami
A will not bake and run Together after
a hard rain ~ il would IL lrfi FIAT broke
Now. 10 not say that yen can not tend
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11

\. y. Tandy Of Nopalita. Cameron
county agent for the farmers ~ Operative,
demonstration work III Tex rs. to-day gave
"ni the following ..@ecslionS &" farmers
~ the county:
have a few suggestions ID offer io
The farmers and truck growers Of cam.
rron county that | think arc worth cnn
sidcrinr.
The subject / wish L. consider iirsi.
!, thr benefit obtained Nv blowing and-f
i"ure organic matter. thereby putting
more Lumns ia oar soil. This silt sail
wc have in the Valley is rich ia MI the
elements that ~ a. make good crops. cN
rcpt organic matter. When we Sec 3
cabb lgr turn y BLUSH red color. the
leaves then turn yellow and drop IN
from the huttom. almost always the
cause is the lack of humuS in the soil
We can double the WELD "a almost ~
"a crops by blowing under n sufficient
amount of organic matter. Ny own and
the experience Of others has proven this
without i doubt. Now. taking this for 4
fact. what j. the hest and most economi-
cal method to Get enough III this in the
soilg
| ave found from the best OF authority
that onr irrigated soils nave sufficient
soda, lime. Ia. n. and that there " no
danger of s%Ouring our lands by turning
under too much green matter. nor have
We The fear that ii will not dcrompuSt
ia time f,r oar next crop. Tor We have
the wafer at hand and can turn ID on ana
rot il 81 that il viii not bother ia h.
cultivation of the succeeding crop or
crops. Cne can not always depend on il
raining ~ obtain the desired result. For
that reason | advise irrieatine the land
thereby Fastening thc decomposition.
We now come "a what j. the best trnl.
to turn under: la the first place | would
say BE- sure and save all you now have in
the shape Of corn stalks. weeds. grass ANIL
al other matter on the land. The crops
We can grow 40 turn under are many. The
first crop YOU are sure to think nf H.
COW peas. Cow peas are alright a. far ~
thcH 20. but they haven't enough fihc~
and 10 not make a sufficient tonnage ~
keep the land porous 81 IL can breath.
like heavier crops. We III know for poor
land the COW pea supplies nitrogen from
the air to the soil hat no other crop does
unless il i the clover family. Bnt aS I
have said before. We arr. not lacking i'll
these elements. From ny best oh>crya.
ton and experience ! find that there i
no crop that makes has heavy Il tonnage
"a turn under as sorghum, aud quantity.
not quality. j. what We need ON our ir-
rigatcd lands. - III qgantit, i what W.
want. put Your head "a work AMI >rt.
how you can turn under more organic
matter. il matters not IA what fern.
y But here comes another proposition
that does not hook 80 cool. Tha. t. The
blowing under ~ - much weed and
grass seeds. Nou can keep the weeds and
grass down by cultivation ard your
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11
a WORD FOE FATHER

Who took me from a warm. warm c"i
And placed me an Il cold. cold spot
And washed my feet when | would net =,
Not father.
Who when my prayers were poorly sane
Would put me ia my little bed
And spank me till my hair WIS red
Not father
-Chicagu Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11

German brswcric> are turning out i
form IA Yeast which. when mixed with
other stock fou,>. increases their unnf
iShine qualities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11

No walters appear "a the dining r"enl
of a New French hotel. The guests telc.
phone their orders from their tables. y
which the food j. delivered from a kiich
en- below by electric elevators.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-11

~um, lut, affairs yri ut tAr altar
though ieu essen asi lhai lar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
UGHI GALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK.
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONSTlpA1Ep

Xaur druggist OF dealer sells Fou a
81 cent baitll cf Dodson's Liver Tone
uuaar mF prsaaRl guarantee thai i
WILL flean rpnr singgisb liver better than
uasfr eaIomsl il won't make you sick
and vol can eat anything you want
v.tl.ua1 being sElirated- lour druggist
s-Vsa -a.r.,aes tAht aaea Fpotnfnl VII START
srr veg clean gou bowels and
straiehtan vo1 Up ~ norElns o. .7ea
rea Fsur money back children gladsy
taka Doesas's Liver T0ue because Il j.
lsasar1 tasting and doesn't gripe or
sru1np u make them sick.
] an selling millions of bottles Of
Doaser-. Liver Tone 10 people who have
found that tbi- pleasant, veg4atle, liver
medicine takes the place of dangerous
rs arsel Buy one bottle on NY sound
-sl gaafaatee Ak your druggist
a5cgt ane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
TO REGAIN HEALTH
CLEANSE THE BLOOD

Wher your blood is inppre. weak
fhir ard dsbiiitatee. yeu cannot pos
sibiy enjoy good health Your - =
ten becomes receptive ~ any 81 al
diseases, and germs are likely ~ ledge
Ia sone part o. the body.
Put your blood az good condition
and do 80 al once.
Hoods fafsaparllla acts c2recily
add peculiarly o. the blood III pari-
6es. erfsehes, aud relltaiizes il and
builds Up the whole system.
HooGss Sanapaillla ia not cure
al II i tie best blood medicine on
tie tnssket. il Las stood the test y
forty years and is usa6 al over tie
world. Get il and begin treatment
today II vii surely help yoa Sold
by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

Ing two young peole 10 college al
onee
I'VE are preparing for mat 100
reyolned Mrs Masllelo- When our
eldest 5oy was year old my hug
ban4 deposited az Ia the savings
bank. III bis name. and be adds q
dollar week at the end of the
second year 800 was taken out an1
invested VITA mine The o. has
$50 in building and loan shares ana
something Ike $50 III the 3au1 be-
sides By husband treats the girls
the same as the BOY Ruth has over
$3.50 and taoy about 800. including
Interest That provides Tor their
education Or marriage portion or
whatever they need 70 use it for He
figures that each child wiu have
s. 200 when twenty-one
That lg llule better than VIC
are doing. Dot 2. is taxing yo0 more
heavily said Mrs Garfield
We have three children and you
have only TWO. Harry gives ne gz99
year and each child g5Z. that
maaes 1886 year That is pretty
heavy Do, We feel that SIC can getI
more pleasure out Of tho feeling oil
security IL gives us than wc could
any other way. said Nrs Mazneld
y guess there Is not 30 much dir
ference after al IN the cost per
thousand Your returns are q little
better. but you have the trouble Or
attending 10 g. said 8rs Garfield
oh I do not consider il any
trouble 10 buy my shares and o
friend of mine places the farm mort
cages suppose it IS al a matter
" how you look at II. and Mrs
1ia1ficld slipped her tea
Yes, : suppose 50. Eyergfhlng Is,
'epliel Mrs Garfield
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
PAYING POLITICAL DEBTS,
VILLA FIRING SQUADS KEPT
BUSY IN MEXICO

Fl Paso, Tex, Dec 22-Additiona
reports Of wholesale executions oil
political offenders in the interior Of
Mexico reached the border Monday.
Persons arriving from Mexico City
stated that sixteen men had been
killed al the national capital during
the last wees Reliable reports from
Chihuahua city said that l30 persons
we're lilled there during the last
month.
Many former federal officers. as
well as Carranza supporters are
named as having met their death. ia
most cases the Killings were accomp-
lished Dg shooting in the streets sa-
looms. hotels or private dn nenines
Some days ago General Villas trooD7
look several prominent prisoners 20
Chihuahua city ;rom Mellco City
where they were captured. Do is NOT
nown .f they are numbered among
he killed AmOne them were General
ilguel Delgado former federal COM
handler and several federal generals. /
.cnerai Gulrmo Terrazas of me
inded Chihuahua family o. that
anne. and Castulo Baca. rich resi-
ant OF Parral Baa ls reported as
ED for ransom. together with I.rfs A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

the world Prices leaped two and
three ceats per bushel While the
market held back and demanded even
higher prices FeDruary blue stem
was bid at s12 per Dushel
A It'd Of $L25 1er bushel was made
for January blue stem and forty fold.
but there were practically no sales IN
these futures. Five thousand bushels
Of February club was sold at $l26 II.
For spot blue stem sl24 was bid and
sl25 asked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
NOTICE or ANNUAL EttIlkG
TO the Stockholders Of En-
ployees Building and Loan
Association
l.a.sr.e. - - y n

CtaEar4e. O6lah0Ens DeG ~ 1855
T0s viii hefety take notice taat
tae Annual 1seeEing u the stock
hol1ers y TIE EMPLOYEES BUILD
INC AND LOAN Associations. q
Cufhras Okla aona WILL be heie a. the
office O. the 6Esu iaton ir the City
~ Guthrie. Ca MoadaY, f'ae lsaa aay
os gsnuary, A. ID 1915 a. ae59 2 ~
of said daq. a. w13ca tatne NIL occur
the annual election of pffleers aud
directors and sucs other business az
msy come before the meeting -
transaction.
sal5Aag4s 4s1S gEELY. sere.arY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
Darsnrs Lisar THHF' RiH Blssr iDT
Sluggish Liver BHTgr ItaE GalBRHi
sTt Can AH SaIRaiE.

EE3u-ne uaEes rrH Figk Tnr losf
da7 WORK - 8Rsn ls aliaKsli7Fr ar1
II sai areF & Nfuf ir8 8ures EpuT lr''i-
lf vnu are lalnEH fs.a laE' slurrish
Rnd al i-uDa,e5 Q-s1. Il yaur bowels are
eoist paisE gnd vaur head nrnes ~
Stomach is sour. yIEi take spom1ul az
harm. ess Ioasau Laver lanH insiaaa
cf usue EickeEinr saEra1inE cliamc+
D1asons Luer Tone 8. raaI liver medi-
rue DU q Eurw Ft uHzI mon. Inr ia-
eense Won VIII wake uH 1eeln. me
vuur liver VIII be- working rour haBa-
acta and 6izEiuns+ gore Tou- stomach
wl ~ swee1 and bowels regular a01
wiL feel 6Eg warklL- 4au ie claer-
IN 1El q energE rlEar anl Glli'-l-a--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

helping herself 10 a slice Of lemon
why DO you prefer the money n
Insurance. aseed the hostess
II Boy shares Al SO "a b in the
building and loan company and they
draw sir per cent on nrst class
security with h.ceer sums T some
times take farm mortgages az seven
per cent The advantage ls that 90
Harry should De sick or out OF a
position there would 81 no danger q.
q lapse We could use our savings
in an emergency though We snail
never touch the money except under
pressure that would drive us % bor-
'0E on lfe insurance"
THAT way is an right II one takes
II seriously as one would meet the
nsu-an- premiums when they fan
iuc
"We take the thing very serious
Mra NaHaeld continued -and
.othing 3D. allowed 10 interfere win
ae payments
we are great believers in lnsur-
nee here Mr Garfield has Insured
9th the children 80 that they am
ON have $500 when they are
ady Tor college. A little set aside
ich year lessons the strain Of send
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
WHEAT REACHES S1.20
ON PACIFIC SLOPE

Portland ore Dee. 22-All grades
of wheat reached the highest prices
today in the history Of the Portland
wheat exchange. whieh is at present
the highest primary wheat market in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
Pains IN Back ana hips.

Are an indication % kidney trouble
"a warning 10 build up the weak
ened kidneys. make them vigorous
I'd yOlr blood Of a-ids and poisons
Go ~ r1ur druggist for Foioe FId-
DeI pills in 59c ID s ~ sizes Sold
~ SOUR l-.u l5 ~. -.2g ta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

Ben Wein3ergere. "the House O
Quality" for your Christmas gifts in
Jewelry, Baggage ana usefll articles
for women, children and men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

gFsf y TFEFtJ tJs-9aJs DoetsF.
Dr y 7. H. Neal Green vile, &.
z says that ln his - years " ea.
Mf.ence be has fggn1 30 preparation
for tue kidneys equal 70 Foley Kidney
Pills u 59c and s. 90 sizes. Best
g0u can boy for backaebe, rhe0ma-
,ism. kioney ard bladder ailments
All druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
JOINING IN CROWDS.

TIE 1k.a na state bank report.
tha people arc joining rs Christmas
-aFiurs Clr1 in crowds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Fns EsckEe ff kfDEEfs AsC gLhODEB
THE WIfE'S MONEY
BY Mrs. Eva Leonard

rs your husband well lnsuredz~
asked Mrs Garfield. passing her
friend cup Of Tea.
lie look out some Insurance when
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

We were first mar
ried not much. for
he couldn't afford
It al the time
When he spoke Of
n creaBinQ the
amount ] asked
him 70 Day me the
N o Il ey r. gularl5
instead Iie gave
me $50 twice a.
year a. hrBt now
he has made it
100 every SIX
months answered
Yrs AiaNf.eId
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

Ben Weinbergers. 'tbe House of
Quality" for your Christmas gifts in
Jewelry. Baggage and usefY articles
for women, children aud men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
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Buy your Christ-as presents a.
Whites JeWelrT store. 0ge1 even
1ngs until -hrlst-as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

Only One "BRoMo oUiNlNE"
WaenereT EOH feel Z cold coming on.
tl.rk Of tne f4A name. LAXATIVE
BkONO QULNiNE. Look for sigua-
ture o. i W Grove On box &c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-23

Whites Jewelry store open even
ngs until Christmas