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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-21

said bonds until the maturity shall
be Included. Such assessments shall
be made upon the property charge.
able for the cost Of suoh improve
meuts respectively, aud shall be
levied and collected In the same
manner as may be provided by law
for the levying or collections OF spec
ial assessments for such improve
ments where. no bonds are Issued, ex-
cept as otherwise provided by this
ordinance. The basis Of such assess-
ments, whsther upon such assessed
valuation. frontage, or otherwise
liable for cost shall be retained for
the assessment of succeeding installt
ments of said bonds.
SEQ. 10. The owner of any piece
or parcel Of property liable for any
speolal assessment herein provided.
may redeem his property from suoh
liability by pay Ing the ehtire assess
ment charReahle agains, his prop
erty according to said assessmentroi
Upon the City Clerk having pub
llshed a printed notice In three oupse
cutive Issues of the official weekly
newspaper. which notivs shall stat e
the time for payment TO begin and
for the payment to lose, the last day
of said notice t. be not ,ss than
thirty days before the issuance of
the bonds) OF after ths Issuance Of
the bonds. by paying the amount Of
the iustallments of the assessments
which have been leviei and also
the amount of unlevied installments
with interest on the latter at the
rate Of seven per ueut pr aDnum from
the date Of the Issuance OF the rate
bonds to the time of maturity of the
last installment. All such ASSESS
ments shall be paid 20 the SAID City
Treasurer. who shnll receipt there.
flr, and all sums paid shall be
applied solely to the payment Of suon
improvements or the redemption of
the bonds Issued therefor
No suit to set aside the special as
assessment or to enjoln the making Of
the same shall he brought, nor any
defense TO the validity thereuf he
allowed after the expiration of thirty
days from the time the amount DIE
on each lot or piece of ground liable
Tor snch assessment. is asnertaIned
aud confirmed 10y the City Council Of
the City OF Saint Maries. The fund
arising by sunh assessments shall be-
applied solely towards redemption OF
said bonds.
SEQ. l3 Said bonds, when Issued
to the contractor constructing th'
improvements 10 payment therenf. Of
when sold as above provided. shall
transfer to he contractor, OF eithe
owner or holder. all the right AM
interest Of such city or village II
and With respect TO every such asaess
ment, aud the lien thereby oreatel
against the property of such owner
assessed, as shall have not availe
themselves of the provisions of thi
section In regard 10 the ledemptiO
of their property as aforesaid shal
authorize said contractor aud hi
assiQnn, aud the owners and held
ers OF said bonds to receive. sue 70
aud collect, or have collected sue
assessment embraced many such hon
or through any Of tue methods pro
videi by law for The collection Q
assessments for local improvements
Sac IA Each of the bonds Lere
in provided for shall have printed o
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-21

The o. O. O. Club met April 10th
at the home OF Mrs O. Gregory with
only one member absent. Roll Gall
Responses we're "Wnmen's Work for
Ohild's Welfare. -
The following officers we're elected
for the next Climb year. President
Mrs O. Gregory Vice President.
Mrs. A. b. Annis Recording Secre-
tary Mrs. q. e. Norway, Financial
Secretary Mrs. q. o Harvey Program
committee, Mrs. W f. CLARK Chair
man, Mrs. o. d. Platt. Mrs O r..
llarrlgan
Club adjourned to NEST April 3Oth
at the home of Mrs r. l. Stick ney
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-21
Society

he following account OF reoep
tion given to Rev. and Mrs. r..
Tweed, formerly pastor of the Pres
tyterian church here. at his new
charge, at Opportunity, Washing
ton, is taken from the Spokane
Chronicle of recent date.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Tweed
we're the honor guests at a social
gathering of the Ladies' guild of the
Presbyterian church at the home of
Mrs NJ. r. Bettridge Thursday after
noon. Luncheon was Rervei.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-21

Maries. Idaho. held on the 10th dsy
Of April A. ID. 1914.
Approved this 9th day Of April
A. ID. l9t4.
Henry l.. Muloahy
Mayor Of the City Of
st. Maries. Idaho.
Attest 80
Ohas. r. Schultz
City CLERK.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-21
AltsntIon Eagles

All members OF Aerie 2Ol2 aud
visiting brothers are requested to be
present Friday evening May at
the 1. o o. r. hall. Bring your
families and friend for a social
time.
Bg Order of Oommi ttee
adv may I.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
TAI LESS MEAT ~ YOU FEEl
eAcNACHt or HAVE alAo'
pLR TROUBLE.

No man ur woman Whn eats mrai
ieNnlirN can mako mistak. b.
AushinE the kidneys Occasionally sa,.
a Wcll-knoWn authority. Meat n,u.
pr'e acid which cNeites the hldne,s
th'N become oNvrWofked frum a..
s'fain, gcl sluggish ana fan 10 nite
me waste and poisuns frnm thc hla,A
then We gct sick Noarh an rhev
niAtlain, headaches. liver tsnnbi. r.r
NnHi he'~ dlaaincss sicepiessns.s and
urinary disorders eome ffom sluaet.l
kidueNs
lht moinvrt you feel dnn ache i,
tn' hidnr,s or Year hssk hurts er
the Nfinr ie cioudN. offensive. fan
SEDIMENT irregular 81 pnrsaee III al
tended lN a sensation 90 scaldine stot
oa,lng meat and eei about four .,ne,,
o' 1ad salts from any pharmacy. iaks
tablespoonful IN a Flass 40 water hs
tore breakfast aud Ia a Few DAYS vou,
eidne,s viii act fine This mmsv.
salts u made from the acla ~ rrap.,
and hmun Juice conblncd With uthl.
and has been aScd for roncraftnns Z,
flush and stimulate the kidne,s ~. 4
Nrutrali1r The acids In urine 50 n a.
LONGER causes irritation. thus ,,.lt,s
bladder weakness
Jad salts h inexpensive and .,,a.,
MUIR makes dellghtfui cffrfv.sc,n,
h'h1a-water drink watch e,,,,,,,
shoNia take now and then 40 k..n NJ.
s,'h.Ns e'ean and active and ths
"s,n" rnf" thereby aNolding serlou.
"'''''e ''"pi''"'ions Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr aid Mrs ~ 70 klett ~ Grogor.
arr in the clty Tor IL tcN days. STOPPING
IS, the state ilutoi
vs. o. Whthna. travelling mum of
Chicago. ls n the cIty on hImnesa
Conn uroNu II Araus,s Foes VIA iu
thc ciiy YceierdnY on hualmss
S liteman. a merchant oi ban
quote was Boa Corpus christi yesterday
Htopi ing ut thr iiornc Apartments
o. Hester pnd win Gamble 90
ATn nuicc were business visitors q,
the cip yesterday
90 o. BARNES 90 Kmes,illc WINS ,m
corpus christi yesterday stopping pt
the Horne Apartments
= y pcWolf superintendent u che
rcNns Mexican lines whose hsadauar.
iets arc 800 Laredo. was au arrival nt
me Nurcrs iiotcl hst night
a. q Goldthwaitc 90. Fort Worth iA
az lhr Nuccca duung "a short stay p
the city
Afr and Airs Ryidel NJ Yorktown.
roNNs. arc smons Those at the Nacccs
Hotel Nvstrida,
90 " Nemm,rt ~ AHsun le M Cor
pus Christi un % few days vacation
pr 90 NJ Ahncy has returned from
Dallas whcne ho attended thc state
fnIr
rs r. Deere has roturucd Co. bis home
in SAN Nuteriu after several dats
stay ln thr cir
Harrison 90 uouston Be- m the
civ un IL business trW s,oiWinr az the
Nucccs
u ~ Rowc ~ Wsnop spent s,a.
lerla, Boa ,hr clt, stoppns 81 tho
Nuc,cs
't' inElntrr stevens bias returned
irnm Joliet 90, vhcpr hr uas cauc,I
"n account ~ ihr Illness of Mrs Stcv.
ems ltr REPORTS that hi. wife is great
( N improved n health and plans 90 ~.
torn 90 Corpus CHRISTI during the at
tcr part ~ pecvmhcr
NJ and MIA e. stout ana daughter
lefi Yesterday mardng for san An.
tonic Tor a several days stay
T. hurre ~ Roston chemist for
Warren i'ros- Is in the city on husl.
mess trip
Mr and Mrs ti o. Jackson II san
Antonio age VISITING ln the ca. ae
rprsis q Friends
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
REMARKABLE GROWTH OF
POSTAL SAVINGS NOTED
Postmasser cysbbe Says Los4l Besi'
ness Has Beer Highly En.
eoUrs1irg.

TIE wsr iu EufDp' D. prpf lnf q hif
boon a. postal HseinFh ln this country
From the y"ff dai hpatiiiieH ni'nf'
aeross The aeaa p"tiAl'HailnSH f'ffip,
hogan ~ Increase bf fapi ana bound
md Withdrawals feli oft % result ppi"
contrary Z" th' productions - NAM
weil-infofmes p"rsors ~ho. IN i''sir ~
'finati"h' 20" iil'r - i'tf''Fh ~
posi'fH r' pNfi"ii.' "'"'"
anxious ~ ibfif f'i"n h'l r'finf'
- tie l-"'i.lrf hmh p'Ti' ''i "'i7''
torres "nei'' fhHf 'f"t "i''' W-
trusted g. in'lr 0.W liw tn' H''
casters fliled 30 f''f"n nh i'' hN
aDlui' e"nil1"rf ~ 'h' Amffi'' 'lil.
I Fan rerafdirfs ~ thf fiHa thr ifN
met Biz "frr Do thr ailliif ora p'f.
pose u if" Cover rnfN p caro- Nh'
90 nhiieaiiQns nnt "nli Hnn"f no
1niinHr - the fnith Bot Win ih' hum
bi.si citiset ~ 'nr bird
Two imp"ripni results have i"f"wo'
fh0us4nda ~ nr 1lr Hfenlf 20 f1u'fr
'iifth accustomed q" semi their sn i1F'
'bfnnd. arH now rntrnns ~ nur postal
Hatinea msinm nnd tN" erormHu
srms Df HciuHl cash 1nre l""n r'l'neof
fnr commercial 0sff aunns nn ow
people 100 time WHOM ihr u'ri g.
rNsrf available ieliaf ~ pf"aainr
Tito ernwfh ~ u1aili HflnrH in th
i'niied Fntfs ws hern nfraff Wnf
heliilif aud Geo affftm h4H fliri af
pnHftft fap nataHon fhr ttt
'.Daufpf ff1 Che frfpr p1fm inr
lH juif ) hen nnIire wnfe rHnrirr
uumhi' hrrr a1n ahrnab an' ih.
snfnIsalnn nf uYrrp ar-urn thf So
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
:: City News in Brief =

John l.. King yesterday nom. dur.
INK the pfusitfa of the fuAfanA
luncheon, laouUAi umilvs 10 tho fncst
~ the eighl neWahesH prprrW when
hv announced nat ne would furnish I,
rSrh ~ the hsNf rrkcts if udpslasion
50 Gentry ifuthsiN dnN and pom,
shaw, who nppcar IN Corpus Christi
lNNi WedneHda, Afser thc mnrheun
'hr HrvmlAe was made eu,,a sud enei
90 tlis tets Aciitrcd ti,kpth 1Whot
tou run Tor MaNur W. aro Gulpr a
null fu NON' WAS what uHo ~ tht
nsNsies promised M kinE
Daughters Of the ccnfsdsFacy viii
neci this afternoon 90 , 40 a'Clu,k in
500 VA session. lho meeting to hr with
airs. ilvtilc Robertson ai hrr home Nn
AfietiAn street Tho Attendance oi al'
ancmncfs n urgcd as imaorsant hnm
ss meltcis WA he presented tuf cun
tldortilon
NJ, ard Mrs. Henry o. MeDensld
sssi'liny mprning returned from "a
Sixteen CLAWS autufnphtr trlr dnmr
sssiNh ti'nr they visited sim NnfHnio
AusNa. failaA rArin Elarkftiiic and
nther reXra points rh,N returned tla
Houston frashina that vitN mft Satnr,
day On ncf urt nf d., tad fondf hc.
twe,st Houston ava ttlN oil,. eautud
py ,xseFslttriuna thae sctAfued via the
i'riHca. shlppins their eRr
rhst the hpaNsrs hsnauet 70 be
Held 50 the Nuefes entci on Thursday
Novrmhrr 4. unirrthe auanices ,,f thr
commercial club I'm BE- "a aurcoss ant
win eo attended D, "a inas, 70 memhrrf
20 tlir club q thu prediction ~ chair.
man . a. ChaMhofs ~ the enter
'ninmrni committee whirh Is ftonlnr
The afftir NM chAmhrfr asks thn
tho''r who nlur g attend ana have noi
fr' scw in theif cards of acceptance
nlraee 30 ~ ~ order that lifenaratiana
hc msde sufficient, Gar in advance
Albert rssisr the veil knewr com..
dan y tN Walt Cu,naa rhelsti fheril..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

SN8tinr Hri DANCING ln mask eos
tunes Saturday nisht at Lo,d's rlei
ta'
Ntu.rfsarrnenp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
SON MAKES
GOOD ON HANpCAF

vltEN ENNE wYo.. oct se W. Az.
rr'l har''man SON and heir ~ the late
" ~ Hartman is makine geod on hif
mnNihA WORT on handcsr on the
lnlnn Pacific. ilo is imhihing the
fhdimeNts ~ track iaRinG aud rynd
lnF ard lives with the "rans IIu
Yields Re pick or shovel frr hours ~ 81
time mud IS drscloumg his musci~s
F. We'll aF Ms ability to handle hls
fathers frcat nliroad property.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
DALLAS BANKS TO
FURNISH SEED CORN
TO WORTHY FARMERS
TEXAS BANKERS ALWAYS READY
TO HELP FARMERS. IS THE
OPINION
GIVE DROUGHT PROOF SEED

Tho Tfa1h industrial Congress l4aH
often called attention su fhe Interest
~ The Tesss bankers in better farm
inK iierr ls nn Instance peculiarly
valuable Ht thiH time when fsumvrs
should plant other crops than cotton,
that offers useful suggestion o.
hnnhors aud progressive bualncsa men
Tho FIRST State iianh ~ Dallas iH
pr'pruns tn furnish fuuF 0r five hun-
irri farmers at Dallas county wlih
onnugh ared corn free ~ cusi o.
piaut box less than one acre The corn
lH a. be- ~ au early maturing fn-
rlrts. especially seiecfed fram small
stalks bearing hare. .ars and BE- 60 fr-
erlte 81 Thorough HsrnlnAton test be-
fofc IL ls supplied Co the farmers
"Wo AuDN asld judge George vs.
Riddle president Of the bans ihat
ihr Tcsns farmer can efue corn BIZ hr
uaeH good seed and ufht cultural
methods Mr intend tu pHi out fh~
best Hhfaiunhio seed snuut corn plant
.uk tiinr nrAt icar Aud urs ArrinAins
flr H purchase now. The cultivation
~ fhe crop win be under fhr direction
of Nr W 10 Hcaa drmonTiratlnn agent
fr Dallas county. w. wiii ASH ea,n
inmor CO. bring gs BOO most fdl net ieHs
fhan iN ears specially selected and
tested Nhlch win hr distributed among
lhc formers The fulioWIn year hus
rivinE RISE We iinu fu % continuous
process
Drouth Proof Seed
great trruhio With corn iu Dallas
county We have found hos BEEN thr
drputh which cuts lt 80 about two
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

u. A, Baker, senmsroial amen, tor
.ns SAD YESTERDAY advised that the
Ane' n'anrh 81 the SEQ Is now npen "a
''remons pnd rrrular train service Is
nFins maintained rs saF repth a. that
p"'n' The ,hrpurh service tn ral.
ipfriHa NH likely be- resumed to,iae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
EUROPEAN WAR HAS
AFFECTS REACHING
FAR into COUNTRY
AGRICULTURAL EXPERT OF To
LETk WRITES TrE CALLER
on WHAT 10 DONE
PROVES LIVE AT HOME AXIOM

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

Mr. and Mrs % o. Jackson ~ san
Antonio age visiting in the c.t, as
rucsis q Friends
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

NNNNA~ NITN. OCT eS-lilors-
Receipts 5000 head. mari, l.,,,...,.
hr0vlcx T3tnfS0
Cattle Receipts aeao head ,,a,sa,
strprg western stee,s e.rsaq az
SnFri'- Heeeip,s sepe head, mafS,t
h1ehet. bar - sasH,Ssa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30
: LATE MARKET REPORTS.
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hlRr WORTH. oct ~ Hogs
Receipts soao head, marke, s,eaS,.
heavies 5oWfss
Cattle ilcccipts 2saa head mark,
siroue eccvrs sSaefe5.
Sherp Receipts 500 head r,a.s.,
steady lambs sooRse0.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-27
CLAIMS GERMANY
MAY RIGHTFULLY
INVADE CANADA
Province Has Forfeited Protection
of Monroe Doctrine
BY ASSISTING GREAT BRITAIN
Holds That United States Could Not
Consider Landing of Troups an
infringement

Washington, Oct 25.-The inter-
esting suggestion that Canada,
through sending armed forces TO aug
ment the British Army on the Con
tinent of Europe, had forfeited any
claim to the protection OF the United
States under the principle of the
Monroe Doctrine, that might be made
If Germany landed troops on Cana
dian soil was made today by Count
Won Bernstorff, the German Ambas-
sador.
In the expressed opinion of the
German envoy, the United States
Government, in view of Canada's ac-
tive participation in the war against
Germany. should not consider the
landing OF German forces in Canadian
territory as an infringement of the
famous American declaration that
the acquisition of territory on the
Western Hemisphere by any Euro
.pean nation through colonization or
Conquest would be regarded by the
United States as an unfriendly act.
Count Won Bernstorff's significant
suggestion. which was not made,
however. in the way OF threat. but
merely as an expression of one view
of the application OF the Monroe Doc
trine, was drawn out by discussion
of the note sent to the State Depart
ment by the Ambassador on Sept, 3,
in which he said, in behalf of his
Government, that there was no
truth in reports that Germany, If vic
torious in the present war, would
seek expansion in South America
The Ambassador explained that the
expression of his Government had
been limited to South America be
cause no question had been raised
that colonization of othe. parts of
the Western Hemisphere was con
templated by Germany.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-27
GERMANS ROUTE CHANGED
March Along the Coast Checked
They Make Gains Inland

London. Oct 25-Each day is but
repetition of the previous day IN
the battles being fought out in the
West Flanders. Northern France. and
Poland. one side gains a little at one
point. only to lose the advantage at
another.
Il appears from the official reports
issued from German and French head
quarters that the Germans. finding #
impossible to advance along the coast
toward Dunkirk. owing to the fire to
which they we're subjected from the
British and French warships. took a
route a. little more inland and have
succeeded in crossing the User canal.
which the Belgains have been defend
ing stubbo-nly for week past. to the
west of Dixmude.
They have also made progress to
the northeast of Ypres and are still in
possession OF Roulers. toward which
the Allies we're advancing last week
and at one time were reported &c
have taken 500 British troops in the
lighting in this neighborhoOd.
OF the gains claimed by the Germ
ans. the French report makes no men
ton. dismissing the battle with the
sentence
There is no change to report be
tween the sea and the region around
Arras.~
To add to the trials OF the troops en-
gagged in the desperate fighting. a
short spell Of fine weather has given
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were also on his limbs
and chest and he was
very cross and fretful.
They itched and burned
and he scratched and
this formed sore places.
II itched and burned so
the little one could not
sleep nights.
Il had two treat
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place to another downpour of RAIN
which will convert, The lowlands of
Flanders into great lakes.
OF the battles on the centre and left
wing the German report did not
speak. but the French say they are
maintaining their positions in The Ar
gonno and on the heights of the
Meuse and have destroyed three
more German batteries.
F.om unofficial sources il is learn
ed that the French have made some
advance in the mountains along the
Alsace border.
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KILL KAIsER's NEPHEW
Prince Macmillan Buried in Battle
field al Mont Descats

London. Oct. 23.-The mystery sur.
rounding the fate of Prince Maximil.
ian of Hesse, a son of the youngest
sister of Emperor William, has been
disposed of in report given out by
the Official information bureau today.
In this it is announced that Prince
Macmillan. youth of twenty years,
was mortally wounded October II in
the fighting near Mont Descats He
was buried there together with three
British officers and some German
soldiers.
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two cakes Of Cuticura Soap and two boxes
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with the Cuticura Soap twice daily. then
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when the child was healed (signed) Mrs
Eliza Hutchinson. Feb. 10, 1914.
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ITCHEO AND BURNED
Like Water BIlsters on Body, Face
and Arms. Cross and Fretful.
Used Cuticura Soap and 0int-
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