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neEr srelNs Nor IN paMANo.
Receipts are llbeesl and Market Skew,
oiioht Strength,

FORT WORTH pct 4 Statesmen
with good boof steers a. dispose ~
found the market hard working "
fair Monday. but al. eserythlna else
the lrade wac brisk With prices hold
INK up e. a fully steady level Where
there Naa any change ia rates 4 =as
toward SLIGHT strength Receipts were
amlu liberal the fupply hclnK esti
mated 20 fehd $500 cattle and laop
falfcH
fUme good beef steers ro'd "a i1fh
90 o. 90. prices that We're STEADY. but
several ears ~ real ro0d sort falied
to land and the general market was
Nefy dFsrRy feeirf buyers took over
ssfcral cars of steers That we're rally
90 heof type Mcxioans nelched %.
inauifs f0r better COWS and heifcrs
was hfoad the market being active
nnd fully steady Good COWS VA chr
lots sold up 20 81 ard fGt0 and few
odd helforp notchcd A. 70 $3.50 ii"s
orlnir were rather liberal bot fba de-
mand vas well ~ 10 the supply and
competition WIS spirited.
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pRlseoLL NEWS NOTES. .
' srsr ssss ssrs 49,.

pitECptl.. sfrc Tho weather
siill continues rainy and muddy
Mr. lA,an sloan ~ kineFsillc spvui
SUNDAY with Miss f1erNnce Wepthrua,k
Alls Elith Rowland. west ~ lilnhnp.
spcni saturday IA her brothers. Mir
a. Nhucneida
rho party nt Mr. khFincr's SATURDAY
uifht uRa quite well attended an ~.
pnr aood time
Mira Niauk vsa called 90 Victoria.
reNnH Nenda, by telephone message
saving that hcf dnuKhtqs Mrs t.uelie
Compton War very rirk hut We have
beard aiucr That she n now better
MiNfes Florence Wrsihr,uk and MARY
stewart were Do corpus on husirsHt
friday
Mr. AMI MrH chhn Rawlings and
children sprNi SUNDAY with Nr and
Mrs rhaf Rowland wsnt If iNrhop
afr aua Airs A. 81 Laid. Mt Miiioi
ana aone Mf and Nra t'hBs Rawllnsi
lnuh aone wefe ahaipine III iilahop tat
uf1Ay
The sflsc0il people who arp reader
~ thr Corpus christi Caller were vrr,
much pieapod with the edition that wal
printed rs the Daughters ~ ,hr Cun
f,vlemcy Monday
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NOTICE TO SIDEWALK coNrRAc
TORS.

Sealed proposals viii be- received bs
the CRY ~ Corpus chrisi until 400
O'Clock y M December tth. 1914 for
the CONSUMPTION 81 concrete frosswaika
The work 10 be done embraces the
furnishing ~ 40 inbor and materials re-
quired 90 hulid and construct. from
time 90 time. ferh rrosswaiks as may
he determined upon hy she oiiY within
period n twelve months ffem fhe
date ~ awarding this contfncf
PLANS and specifications adopted ny
the city Council for this work msY
Dee seen 40 the office ~ thf gify I'm
SINGER
Contractors ln masking fhsir proposals
shall name unii price par square
foot fDf ihc completed cr1ssa aihf said
pfioe go Include AN excavation or FIJI
lnr forms labor and material necea.
shry 10 compieie ready for use
paymentf uin ~ made monthly and
VIII be- based On the horizontal surface
measurements ~ the concrete AZ cons
Firucied. Gntfer stones VIII be- con-
hidefed q part ~ the grosswalk arc
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THIS rs ny 10th BIRTHDAY"
Rohark w. Hunt.

Aehcrt woalaion Hunt famous sieoi
engineer mas hnfn December y isss.
nt talisinrtnn pa To- lrarred tho
rtcol aud iFon business By working in
tho puddllnn rolling AN dhoatlnR de-.
nhfimrnta 81 lueai mlll Chen went
90 Philadelphia and studied hnalfim
ani chemistry ilc became chcm,st ~
thc Cambria Iron Go. in 1850. and b.
ihr ncu year Joined the arms fnf The
efl war 49, was advanced from pfi-
fate io sergeant ana waA gapinip iu
command ~ Camp Cnniin "a Harris
burg So served aii through Tho war
Win distinction thon became super
iiiandoui ~ the stool works ~ wynn
dpitr Mich. piiihhufR and Troy y
NJ ln 1855 be- formed the engineering
firm ~ Rehofi " Hunt & Co. can.
aulilnf engineers, Ne u member ~
many snmuorfiug societies IN America
and England Nf Hunt makes he
homo IN ChicaFo
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


ineAaurcd IN accordingly
~ an evidence ~ root fai,h Ger
sifled check made payable 20 the GUY
u Corpus Christi Tor $50 poilars must
accompany each hiA.
Tho successful coniraricf will De ~
quirrd 10 furnish bond la the sum 81
ti.oea
The clay reserves tho right 50 re-,
iect ali bids W accrpi any bid Doom
"a advantageous 10 the city
Address an pgoreSai. 60 D. J. Muln.
r1n tNty SECRETARY
q D NnlB9An. CitN Sscresa3S. N a
StcNcna. CT, Eneineer ,secl
advertisement
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LEGAL Norlcrs.
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MONTANA srro GROWERS GET
TOGETHER.

BOHEMIAN, Mont. Dec To-day
uaA tho opening day ~ the annual ex.
position ~ the Montana Seed Growers
Association. and the exhibitions proud
W Displayed tho collection which will
BE- sent 20 the San Francisco eaponl
ton. a. &. summon president ~ The
association. and i'riafssor Alfred At
Llnron. were the speakers today
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Ia n. s. r.. inc famous blood rar.asF.
l. the greatest naiufal rspsif sfe~ kao~n.
n IL AZ anfldo,e tof Netfas. that once Iet
lposr, mDltlpiy 20 fast that a aenn!ts ~.
fans 4 apparent ever nlKhf And YET o
powerful II the lnsssntr "a = :. 4 shet
lks . vast armf Y tpfesis all thrvork
ths blood. checks disease. cpsns up d, IN
valves 81 eeccpe and thrDts eyt ols<s4<
through tbs iungs. kldnsss, biaidst. tps<s
knd akin.
10 not become renlc stricken u Fash
~ bolis o. efurfi1ns .nnsfnp the a1tn-
nature j. dring Der hfsi bDl Nature 4 %
the sane urss sailing for heIp, aud IN
a. A. ~ IL lnSt The kind "a help Nature
demands. TOR Il " Iwrr sexttspse r<<e<dy
With an action that vigorously fellows ~
blood sfs4nnefE ard cleans and Repairs -
u goes along ~ essty eoumuat<} arF
p<oisss VITO kLuw this ~ bc true TA4y
have used 4 ~ 4. and are blood eItee<
through and through.
CT 4 bottle 81 A. 4 4. to<isy q nv
drug store OQlse out toe@f dc1ffl<<y@
gsrrKs that esnks akin efuptifo<. eo<e tn<1$lt
spolltu riandf. btNsd rfkt~a=. Tzi1{uk k491-
,astie isants. ehrouie trcnfestly. en4 41rt
III oondltlisi> 6f diafos<. uf44 "a W}-es
around the toflie sAxs tells ale1t ~ D<o1t
uaft beinr donf 81 ersIst ot4tt&rr. ~ |4-
rocld know more about sIss 6lqs1 - -
syratmsni write fst sgsstn ~ 4
xwin hrsclnr' CO. q gtlft 49,
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itN. NffFiltutH mNtHAea iraNgiifI
iom Washington GO Nsston ga
~ nnurH 90 miRutcs considered
,NtrHoriinaN speed
iNit- Nili FOR annexation 0r rrNaH Boz
traduped in CougrerH
1850 luthyg Matthew. apostle nf tern
rcraucc sled boa Ireland
1861 Cnngrenr passed Nul authnrialnf
exchange ~ prisoners
1893 Gladstone notnmf Niush l'fp
miei fOf first iinf
1870 nitppe captured lN the Uofm6ni
from thc frrneh
fssp rtetidrut Harrison opened th'
chicago Auditorium Madame
Patti nrmfflnN
1928 iofnh outrage in Wrench cham
Der at Druuucn No pouplo lniu
cd
1894 Sew trthtf between l'nite'
states and Japan proclaimed.
ien' Coast nf Nonerucia niorkHded y
iiTtish ana 0ormans = warahii
Nifgad
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LAVA MARKETS


ftfNT Wt'NlYI. pcc >-ilces Re.
svWts ipe hlEhor hulk 1eoWlse
cattle Rccelpsa ltoo steaay eccscs
s.e4uNVJ
colpi- $500 h,aher hNlN ssdN so.
rAttle Receipts 1000, atrndicf
teuthrrn strrrs toBfea
sheep Recoipts 5000. ActiNr Nmhr
tesMNtH
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rooAVrs CALENDER.
y v rrp ryv

t.oca feictatt OR to-day lalr.
moderate nNfthorn winds
Temperature Wind aud precipitation
lee0rds fyr tte 90 nHus ending Tues
ank az ftue o. m
rompefainfe lowest ts mehssi 90
40 800 o. m. bt WIND velocity 40
po o. m 10 miles per hour from ,he
North state ~ weather. partly
cloui, Relative humianA "a per
Gems Precipitation none
lNrometnral reading nt = 90 % m
rcduocd 60 rea-iesel an dcoffoftcd fol
temperature 1oln
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Tho entire stock and accounts ~ Tex
~ Furniture a. supply Go, % sinton
Texas value about 100000 Also en-
tf' stock ana accounts 81 RccNile
Furniture Go. at Boeyiile. Texas. yale
uH about $3.50 90 Your opf 1r'uuiif
o. start n thn furniture business
huy ONE or BOTH For further lnforma
uou wr.te or can. IS "a Troiter. Re-
reiFcr. Slrton. Texas. sal
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

fUR KENT Tive. lovely eonncriiue
n.ems With private bath ia d fgrnae.
heated housc.to giFhi person ihons
ii7a tsoli
lfAitk ItACF under ntW manaat.
msut n.c0N furaFhcd tuama front.
lnr City pafk Phone Stl l1a
f0R l,ENr NieeN nJfnlahea foomf
with noad eioae in CD business crnife
fa.lns Vlt lait N6 TWAS suttt
Phone 500. t>ftl
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A, the ThsA,rss.


NVWNWI
rrhc wondruua melody" Eclalr in
Two reels
"a near Escape sterling Juvenile
comedy
coming sunday Laura Sawyer 10
'One ~ Millions
Lyric.
i.ubln presents The lmpos'cr A
fwn rr'I druma
Wan Dyke i'rooke ,ud Norma Tall
inadre Ia The iaacDmakrr"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PROTECT yuUR ORANGE TREES
! have Hamilton oil pots shFhflt used
"a go Christmas trees Tor sale 90
, feet hirh. 81 90 60 g. fp according ~
size. A. " schwnt. ncewilc TexHs
gaa
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OKLAHOMA HARDWARE MEN
MEFT

OKLAHOMA CITY, ohia. Dee g.
The Oklahoma Hardware and imple-
ueni Dealers Association opened ita
annual meeting her" to-day. and the
FatbefinE VIII continue in session to-
morrow and Thursday business was
reported good throughout the state
The meeting ID ~ g. s0rial nature ~
vol ~ business. and the visitors are
having "a good time
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

GENERAL typewriter business clean
ms repairing, rentals. sales Expert
workmanship Reasonable prices. y.
a Miller no smiths Book Store. Phone
az
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PERSONAL Autos Portland 60 Waite
Point gas wvil fonad tfip. pcople
$3.50 special rates % laFest parties.
gOqtlaud Garage tts
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HAULING
BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER.

HAULING Exprcss baggage and
tranafer ] win haul anything for any
body. ROT over 600 lhe ! need the
WORK. Johu rons Phone ala Ttf
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Personal Aates. pcstiand a.
WHITES tMut Eas WIN reund trim.
3 ptonle stse spV.ai rates a. lartst
PARTIES Portland GaFarr Cos
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Avoid headache, impurities
Of tl.s Blood, constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package 81
cents.
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q Rowieit ~ Jonah T-xas " bss.
inesa visitor So Corpus Chfissl for a
FEW days
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FoR REST-One S-ruom ppnealow
aii modern conveniencca--co7ner bod
ridge and water streets Phone ny
'' sss
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FOR RfNT- -Four-room house ana
bath. good location Apply laos Mes
quite. Phone POS. iie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
Tragic ExEnress of Mexico May Yet Her Reason

toned the past; and In particular
showed no sign of remembering her
three years connection with Mexico.
Leopold II gave orders that no one
should refer to the subject in her pres
ence. When visitors, through oversight,
broke this rule, the Empress either
took no notice or looked puzzled. She
thus showed that Mexico and the shoot
ing of Emperor Maximilan had passed
from her memory. OF late Empress
Charlotte has begun to ramble semi
coherently of Mexico; and she men
tions Quere taro, and talks of the shoot
ing of Maximilian as If she had been
In Mexico at the time. Her voyage to
Europe in 1866 to seek aid from
France and the pope against the Mex
lean rebels seems to have been for
gotten.
Empress Charlotte is familiar with
all recent occurrences in the Belgium
royal family. She shows this by ceasing
to make inquiries about members of
the fcnily' who are dead. For many
years her only visitors We're her sis
ters- -in-law, the late Belgian Queen,
Marie Henrietta. and Countess Marie
of Flanders. When Countess Marie
ceased visiting, Empress Charlotte
asked abruptly, why does not Marie
Gomez" and on being given an evaslve
answer, said 81 know she is dead" She
has never since asked after the coun-
tess. On matters like this her memory
and consciousness are practically nor
NAL. When the Bouchout head garden
er lately got i'll the Empress, in her
daily walk nthe park, asked about
his health; but when he was removed
to hospital in Brussels, she asked,
Has any news been heard of him?"
Doctors say that in all that concerns
the whereabouts of other people the
Empress is nearly normal; but she is
still incapable of reasoning out any
complicated problem. and she has fits of
commissions about once a month.
Empress Charlotte's references to Mex
leo are nearly all about the insurrection
of 1S66-67; about her husband and other
personalities in the drama. On some days
she imagines she is still in Mexico. and
gives court orders; on other days she
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

ican army. She is apparently under the
impression that the events of 1867 are
recent history. This marks tremendous
progress towards sanity, especially as
little incidents retailed by the Empress
are found to be true history. OF the po-
litical character of the Mexican drama the
empress seems to have no notion.
Empress Charlotte has plenty of other
memories She is sane in everything that
concerns music. AS princess she
showed great musical talent, and she was
well trained by Belgium's famous violin
virtuoso, Vieuxtemps At Tervueren and
later at Bouchout music has been her
chief occupation. She plays the piano
and violin for hours daily. When accom-
panied on the violin she shows annoyance
if mistakes are made. Also she has taken
to talking lucidly of famous musicians of
the fifties and sixties, always as if they
were still alive. When not engaged with
music, the Empress plays cards, chiefly
patience, by herself.
Empress Charlottes moderate degree of
insanity is shown by her possessing
strongcaprices such as very eccentric but
not insane people have. She has preju-
dice against sleeping two nights in sue
cessiop in the same bed, and has three
beds In her bedroom. She takes violent
but consistent dislilxes to Individual serv-
ants and attendants. and makes things SO
uncomfortable for them that they get sent
away. Doctors have been repeatedly
changed.
Toward others the Empress shows
strong affection. Her only scenes dur
ing recent years have been caused by
the leaving OF servants to whom she had
taken a fancy. At night Empress Char
lotte often gets up, and insists on walk
ing about Bouchout park. She is very
careful about her dress, and about her
imperial dignity being respected. Ever
during the years in which she seemed to
have forgotten Mexico. she remembered
that she was born a princess, and de-
mandod observance of etiquette Brus-
sells people and particularly the Meyse
peasants take this as proof that she is
not insane a. all. She poses as insane.
they say in order that she may live out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

~ RUSsELs. January a.-Ex-Em-
N press Charlotte, widow of the ILL
- fated Macmillan. Emperor of
Mexico. who, almost 80 years ago, lost
her reason in her unsuccessful efforts
10 inudce European intervention to save
her husband, now shows signs of reeov-
ering her sanity. The prospect has made
great stir in royal quarters, and cour-
liers are daily passing between Brussels
and Bouchout Chateau, where the EN-
press is living. Doctors declare that her
ex-majesty shows all the symptoms which
precede recovery from pathological mel
ancholia, the disease from which she suf-
fers and that it is highly probable the
last years of her life will be spent in
mental health.
Chateau de Bouchout lies near the viii
Iage of Meyse, which is four miles north
of Laeken, the summer place ON which
the late King Leopold spent his millions.
1t is In part of the world well known
TO the Empress, who was born at Lacken
70 years ago, and as child used to make
picnic trips to Bouchout. When Empress
Charlotte was removed to Bouchout from
,reryueren palace in 1873, she experienced
three days of almost perfect iucidity, and
Coctors predicted that she would quickly
recover. After that she got more insane
than before, and forgot her own name.
Between that and last August there was
no period of complete lucidity; but four
years ago the former complete mental
blankness disappeared, and since then
the Empress has been only half insane.
In August last she suddenly made an
other improvement, and of late has been
three-quarters normal. This partial re-
covery was expected. The Dutch doc
tor. Oeyse, printed an analysis of her
condition and concluded that in extreme
old age she might recover entirely.
During the last five years the EN-
press physical health has been slowly
decaying shortly before the death of
her brother. Leopold II. she had seri-
Gus Illness, and her death was ex-
pected. After that began the improve
ment in her mental faculties. The first
symptom was "A return, of memory and
realization of personality. For years
the Empress practically never men
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

this matter, and finally took the solu-
tion Of Professor Tesch that she is both
Belgian and Austrian. Under this ar
rangement the consent of Kaiser Franz
Josef is necessary to all important meas
ures taken by her guardian. If she dies
insane her money will go between the
daughter of the late King Leopold and
the children of her other brother. the
Count OF Flanders. including the present
King Albert. However, If the doctors are
right, the Empress may soon be able to
dispose of her property as she wishes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
Philadelphia's Vacant Houses

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
a Philadelphian who now takes vaca-
ton always sees on his return such an
important change in the center of the
town that he needs an introduction to his
home city.
Philadelphia has over 1900 vacant
dwelling houses and yet the town is not
overbuilt For about every 25 homes one
is unoccupied, SO that the surplus is not
great. A
But the best proof that Philadelphia has
not been overbuilt is found in the ma
tional building statistics issued each
month. Thus while building In the "a
largest American cities in Novenr5er fell
off quarter, compared with year ago
Philadelphia returned a gain of per
cent. In sharp contract was New York
decline of GA per cent.
Where philadelphia Is distinctly not
overbuilt is In the business offices, and
that is where some other large cities IN
recent years have plunged ahead too
RAPIDLY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
The Friend of NavigatOrs

lie IltNu Vi 1NdViSotOAS
From the New York Herald.
AS a consequence of it's unobstrusive
methods the photographic division of the
navy is possibly the least known general
" Of the government branches intrusted
with the navigating welfare of shipping,
and vet no other office is more pustly
valued by the worlds marintinie inter-
ests.
The annual report of the hydrographer
reveals the varied and arduous character
of the labors that have to be performed
in the collection and dissemination of
nautical information, most of which re-
lates to the dangers of Navigation. Tba
official publication include notices to
mariners, photographic bulletins and
those invaluable pilot charts so eagerly
sought and SO gladly furnished to sea-
men everywhere.
The photographic office also supplies
the fleet with it's charts corrected up to
the date of allotment, and sells copies
to the public for the mere cost of paper
and printing it. 1t maintains, besides, 10
branch establishments. distributed be-
tween ports of the Atlantic, the Pacific
and the great lakes, and keeps in the field
several surveying parties, mainly in sub
tropical waters and off the entrances to
the Panama canal
Here. then, is short record of good
work that has. notwithstanding its world
wide appeal. to be performed with inade-
quate means and with insufficient pro-
fessonal supervision owing to congress
sional neglect. 1t has had, moreover,
hard struggle even for it's existence
against the Vaccinations of the weather
bureau, SO hard, indeed, that it must
have succumbed had it not been for the
support of the press and the unanimous
protest of our shipping interests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
No F.ult Of Hers

From the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Mrs. Miriam Sims. the suffrage air.
woman. was advocating the UNIVERSAL
ballot at the Hampstead Plains aero
dome.
And another type of woman who espe-
cially needs the vote" said Mrs Sims,
"is the spinster. 1t isn't the spinster's
fault that she is a spinster. Many =
nice girl goes through life without meet
ing single nice man."
She smiled, shook her head, and added
earnestly:
Love- they say, makes the world go
round. All. If it would only make the
eligible men 60 round. too.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

her life of grief in solitude.
Some OF Empress Charlotte's relatives
look to the prospect of her recovery with
mixed feelings. The Empress is owner
of property valued at $4,000, 900: and if
she RECEIVERS her sanity she will be free
to dispose of this as she wishes. Her
present guardian is the Prince de Lnge.
Also the question of her natiolaiity is
involved. The Empress was born a Bel
gian Princess; became an Austrian by
marriage, and later a Mexican. For two
years Vienna and Brussels negotiated on
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fy them. The Honorable James T. Du
Bois, our last minister to Colombia, had
such negotiations we'll under way before
the present administration came in, and
if they can still be consummated it will
be of great benefit to the two republics.
1t would also improve our standing with
all of the other South American coun-
tries,
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