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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-08-28
Infection and Insect Bites DANGEROUS

Infection and Insect Bites DangerOus.
Mosquitoes. flies and other insects
which breed quickly in garbage pals,
ponds of stagnant water, barns
musty places. etc.. are carriers of
disease, Everv time thev bite you,
they inject poison into your system
from which some dread disease NAV
result. Get a bottle of Sloan's Lini-
ment. It is antisentic and a few drops
will n~eutralize the infection caused
bv insect bites or RUSTY nails. Sloan's
Imminent disinfects Cuts, Bruises and
Sores. You cannot afford to be with
out it in your home. Money back if
not satisfied. Only 25c at your Drug7
gist. IVA
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-08-28

....,.... Cunty Auditor.
Wauseon, Ohio, August 18th, 1914 1874
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
JOHN PURROY mitchell WAS
INSTALLED MAYOR OF N.Y..
orHrn nfwLY rLucrrp orr
cERn oF GOTHAM official
~ ASSUME OOtlfa

Nrw Nunit Il.t lnla rul
So, Mnohol vns Installed 81 msfof uf
New yark clio featoidN taheiaenlli
tho o,hor uewS oilfi.i oill,0fs ~ in.
nsnief lltf ana BEL hofaashs aff mnf
aseamsh ihuf 1HiI fht ceremonies
perc ~ the smp'rsl hamf,0i Sos
trihrlraN iNsN Wth BATS, lhrona in
a. ihr man Nho he'd donntd ram
many" sNurn into iht 0rfiDe nf
Ma,ot
win 49, aesbmpilnn ~ ufnco b.,
Msiof Mitchell r. nrw rofims in rlif
apeernmraml afiaifs was lnnnHufatod
Mayor Nil1hpl elH nOmhNueu ana
elected b. ihe Fuslon opposition io
TAmmnny usll whlis plHouealf 40
she uihsf ,ilS eillOisin lhs Sew Noip
cpuni, o'ncca aus 90 presidents ~
the nsycral heseushu atp men who asa
alnos.d a. Tammaps 1hut ins ih0
flfnl lime q, YeArs ,p'lhy hNe ulo 'h.si
ugflscfe 90 me iaanlainhll,f nloe pitU
men nn oiilrd wlth thr n,murfnlit
Organisation Whlph has aa lanF "a
cf,isr1 cpntrnlling iunu'ncf in mu-
nlslpal affnlia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
TAXES OFF DANDUUFf
HAIR STOPS FALLING
ciRIsi TRY rats, @A1Es S'OIta
HAiR THiCN, GLOSSY FlUF
~, BEAUTIFUL

Within ton minute. after An arnN.
saiien ~ panaerine veg csnnci nni a.
siHFle ifete ut tandfuu e fsIIns
htlf nnd Yuur msip ssh pat tsh
om what NlH please Nau most wUl hr
after "a tew weeks uae vhln ynu sct
NOES hnlr npc and dovny AZ nrst
ses hat rasly n,W nsh slt,elng ail
e,tt thc scah,
A niile l'andsliee s0mr,lIaieiy
donhlr~ ihc sesuts ~ ,pas ha ~
dln,rrncs how dun faaof hritk ana
scfaKsv iust moislcn sleih wtn
eanterinc ana carefully draw q
shcaNeh ,ear hoir, taklns on, amail
s'tard AL ,lfn, rhs sffte, = srsa.ns
Your heif VIII rs iieht rUffy ana
NtNy and have an apgssfene, "a
nhunsianee an incomprahic mstn.
s',f,nfas and lHNurAncr
Oct "a cvR bottle ~ NneWRruls
nandernc nVm an, dgus aerv -
ioilet ,euntvr ana prove ,hhl yonI
hair s. a. pfVtN ana soCi az any taaI
q mas bern neeApytca a. iniDrea q,
esgslcss srcayneRl that's an yoy
solely csa hsAe pesuinN hhn an,
lots ~ h q SEA wlp iuu tr uri.
l'snteflne -AdVert.atnent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

- NutAais man4fsr ~ ih, nifhop
ile sad Cotton rompAn,. "a ai Nuaua
vhefc hr wsni on business connected
With hls cntsrpusea 10 wtl ne hD.
sent unin Mpndes NEXT
NihNor ilahefi u ifan hha foiuInea
rrom bla hunting lrp auA reports
udentd mtt w. sna his brother
hrmFmr down nte hurts as thoir
psr nf ihe aamo
fum ssturiay mufulRg. i'oecmher
1i to SUNDAY afternoon nishep was
y lthom trslu connection upm tht
pofth ih, hropnn. llle line haslnF mes
wiin more rovhl. Ihr train quo uum
itsnstDp at % SATURDAY mornins
Hu, hrf, "a mldaaS SUNDAY while thc
lueA due sAlnrAa, rvvulnn WAS apen,
d0nsi and ilr passcos,rr transferred
tn ne ieeulbt train aue SUNDAY even
pn ths lntrffvssd greaiN with me
neW yesf plane ~ SOME ~ So, uishop
flkh
Watkins stock " the pFlaclnal en-
pho, msnt Of thr commercial ,an,sfns
ns,e az inl. time aud th,, an tcpofi
chat ,hty Nill have STOOD u,pol,a "a
mahe fo' the wears business
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
HELPLESS As BABY
Down In Mind Unable 10 Work.
and What Helped Her.

Summit f'oln,. W. Wants.. Anus
iselle lmcy. ~ this rlarc. sAyx. II sul-
Tered iur rs years with an awful PAIN In
my right side. caused irom wOr.Anly
trouble and dociOsed tots loo Il, bat " ilh-
oal sneccSs. suffered 50 very mech,
that ! aeesme down IN mind. and as help
less a. a baby. | Was IN tho worst Kidd
oi shape. Was unahlc 10 do any wofk.
heeas taking caIdui, ,he wasnr .
lcn'e. sad got feliei ilum the vcly first
dose, by The time ] had taken u bot
Ties, ny health VAS completely restored.
! arm new ~ yrfs years odd. bait lecl az
lsood As ! DID when only 10.
Cardiff certainty saved me from losing
uay nlndA aud sevi Il my dusy ~ spesk
ln rs hsog. wish had SOlae power
cger pocf. SUFFERING woHsen ard could
make lhesn know the good 4 wouss 10
them. M.
Il you sniies from any q the allmenis
pset'ssj ~ worsn. u viii eegtsiniy be
worth your while 10 Glyv Iagdui a trial.
u has been helping weak women iuF
more Than ~ yeass, ana Viii help you.
too.
Try cardui. Your druggist sells h.
I.sA y osstsl.aess x.s,sn. o.. I.a.s'
\ ,e 4 ~ Sne.,sass< lveA ~ Asn ~
/. "ss1'A~s' ~ r-1sa- C sAAAa ~lssssa NC lsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
TRUCK IS IN FINE CONDITION
ools Empress shpmsNts 81 Cabbage
ns,aG Msas frsr NVscss csur
~ a. Present


a. o. Colttnnu ~ me cnieman i'ru
ause company of ihl- ci,t fosfpnint
stated hist shipments of ffu,t nnv f..
lnN su fram points n Nu,rta .onn.f
Wefe uiNf~ffd sore r1Gt niaao %.
osprss I'VE a,fraEe m ,ant 1850
aaae lu ihs CullHfn fNiaFs MNa nof
hver. prohahiy uatalNe ten frres
rfom Mf c0iemhps mnn as cost
nilsn about 5000 pounds 0f cahhbfe
have been shipned to date end nihrl
ifuDA eiovefa save shipped small
amounts ths tntirs shimnnE lNfufmf
stnui iouf oare
Nf Nsleunn states timf fhr urtnf
RAINS hsa piaoei me tniok rfofs n
sp'spdid eondiuuu ana the prospects
or tR, rhpplne seae.n arr stod
There haa he,m uaNi uosa goo apm,
ssctlrns hut this. states Mf Coleman.
bias ooN SERVED fo hanleu the CAB
bare proNms an adVnmaE, NrpHrH
igom the i.ower roo 0rando Vnlw
sroliou ar, % the rflftt 'hat thrro WliI
he a pla unok gfou ,his scar
q - expected that shipments ~
rthhare m ear lots llnm Nusces
county VIII begin ffom tehrme, ,o
is Nr Coleman states that stoBar
'apharr M ms north shonlt pe pf,i-
enc middle ~ fetrunn, sl,mr the
hope that putes vii ps fan 1or ihr
ssason ih comparison lh, rrlrcs nuv
helms reviewed Cor eaptREc and thosr
lrtccitei Asi soaf SHOW q ~ld' ntf.
sln The Nllvslion- arr thar ihers
VII ec lafgr aergago pant,t m eo.
cumhcrs this war
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

seems that certain Frisco afflfials a
EtaInafield had planned % itrk or
sac teifgfaphsrE ~ inffodatlng fha
tsleghsne IN ths s#fisa~ ufsfeea amt
manning ihom Win CLERKS from shr
epr4nansid general offiss So i.sss
doubilfet recognized ihe fact fhat
otter ne recent exposures nis Prison
needed 90 ihe bensfl possible in fhe
eAy ~ p8but Hssi3fnsnt ard fhnse ~
llnespsnsite ana pfoprf method ~
desn0R fairly yin me employs. 1hls
soilnu stamps no neu st4lfmsn " o.
fflses RECEIVERS "a nan ipeirs,3. ~
assi tHioans, abi lpHlg elus n ~
floYrs fafhsf ften ldsgi ioe 1pipnU
course mappsa oui ana With as
fsallg Dslef pui lnfo effect ensa o.
fepfefsnlantsa ~ ibe isifgfapnfrs
sneteedsJ ia ahisininf an eldlsnfe
sim him 81 i4ff promptly nlp.
ptd fns .tHffilpHs sff4nffmegf. r.nH
n.d hF sninaf Huaais H f4t hud
aaf insuuffsd ih4i ihs te'sTfaphsfs
ns accorded ,hs .ame nlflsFe sad
courtesy 81 fhs nfAef DfFahlgatloHs
TH NFnft fIpfuniendfni ~ nv.
H schools hero has rented 600 reel.
dsprs fersntiY vacated by Nf 90.
t.fif an Klenfrf street ana hlDIh
fasl ~ lhc HEN h'haol
kHoins, DELAY Has orturrni iu hs
apsnine 81 ths hir HsN hotei ,4nt
turarlo me aafs fnf apsnihs 81 naf
en- far January it
~ T. ryir. edIinf ~ the uslton iHnf
nai NfHfs ffHnds hers fhai hf uiii na
torn fa KinRstuis slthin ths nest frw
da5a So ia. n..- .sf.n.it. iuisf--is
iu ih.a ,rulll and b. p Uye wire
lunes John s. OConnof nae hIa
bonds fun 4ifalfntrulnr 1uf l.fli iat.
fies ln th. flslnlty ~ Iussria ~ Hp,
peara inhi several parties who hli
rnntuoia fuf 0tannF nnd in inai fi.
lnHb enuid write of ifnw Nn thr
aNnsfH o. rNnaldsialHs amoum in
s,Dess m the wofA performed an1 ahfn
nY down on he lon rhr fudge has
succeeded ln tofnlns tNu nf thfsr "
these pnfflea nui uf laii put states hIs
ftpvnenre be- ihsy shin nIm op a. nia
tees ukr fnff $50 thr other foNUH
Un ine work snd he hHa about dfrihri
tU psas ihfm poo conc uil U0rman ln
particular noi oniY Norts1 ihe Fuui
ilige Coz hirirrft lffa buf sUrrHdrt In
hDfrnWlnF mnnst from him Auf h0
ttni .tsn rsf nfHs me borrowed fn
nern. 90 500 nuihinr about pat ilr
Dire stp l,,e
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

niHlipr Sos San Two carloads
la eNid sli tho Foundation ~ the aow
min bot tlssstaf e. D., srsctod n.ae
lhe Fln howe been f,ewt,i aud the
contractors fnm iiunaiHn win he hrrr
Nondny io rush lho work Whien hos
boon aelpNod hy lhs nad weather amt
ihe interruption 40 trafnt dNr tn thr
1ool Niuatian oorth of us
A. T. wshcland Nhu has returned
flum isil go ruH rnuntN SAYS hr
y glna lo fei lmft nc risca eloem,
scvoont Nf lhr conditions in ihs mrn
lnH sections he visited ana pe.aed
lhr'nrh rhr Hand 10 not Nyt dp
euOnsh &C. O., worked ani tfs,d 90 iiip
dshrls ieft b, ih, nnata ana in man,
PLACES rnasms hags been Washed
atfors hiihrrie ilne larms the neh
enli au telng washed uu, sNi thc land
ieit vufi lnf fstmlns cpefaiiops Nr
Makrmaa saia b, saw nothine bot
log iheu the South resas country
"A " Hanklns OF the ieievhonc coti.
pany went o. NNivfls to spend tn,
INV War festival ana VIII t,tun
70 hls dpiiep hi Htmdhs
NJ 4 1phpanu. who weni 90 ii,,
new iewh 1T wenlr several DAYS sa
has resnntd hnms after encoautpliil
an sorts uf delaAa an assaua 80 ,n.
ieriunlsA train rst,los
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

Notlos IN hor,nV alsen tho aflog poc
3 Ipis. all meats oumlur into ihe cit1
for ssie IN markets or otherwise prd
diod or sold in tho cay ~ cotpus
chrlail rNna VIII hs inspected ant
any Information chhosfnmr thle in.
anectan may b, uhiamrd ai Cliy ilnli
ffem ~ b. No. a. a. m ana non =
a. o on
nAn.cy y CnANry.
CITY Miih ana Meat insrectm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
:: City News in Brief =

psd,o Nsrsoss. . Hssssa. shsress
via Ds pseff - \ hsfse ~pA f,.tss
Sag anan iihs n sn AZ sasnahlrs TRIAL
i..fofs Jusftp Wasisn w. eaa soahe
sfef snasf ftos bond y await NJ q,
so " ~ sAnd mrg
rhs public Schools % 80 s.ty ~su
ffs4,,f Non9al morning rinEf flet
aaiter % 4n = ine p.Aii thoHs ast
tssn ia recess ~ 1ffNani ~ ihe haY.
days
The SWIMMING trsi - y L. Eafso.
charged sim rainhFpinr sln be- hsi4
Hskf "Wednesday ai.snitF tstgrs las-
,i.s Whslan fsfoa ls Charged eifh
aldHapmur his aassafsF go 80, ps
c.flan 4niih Snif6 ana Miss Bottom
sfeis unifftSd lu ibIF tifY on Dr,efai,t
n q - siU rsd fnsi ifnmeftfeiY ~
nt-ine sac .sfsasry ihs falhff elHfsd
So 1aastisf fe,fa beg has.an8
q Knlm~ ~hs fsr ~. ps,s 80.
erd aays 4at i.esn 200 eiiN asthma res
isfdaF 49, lmpfa4.si anl tss f|s
sfnts ln ihr ~ifs nan uf NHmsf IL
80 umndiuE lnspfs VI an1 Goo naf
mat
cse,,ae,or 8 a. frssborr. ~ho nae
fna eotfhcf ~ fhe erection - Soc
lfsHrY LUfsf buitiiff a6f Hlt Ifarh
and uase hnifior barn ia sahafsti
lfsef yssfer5sy te,sH tnra an ths
o4anf4, Itan q ~. ipp rifuelarss Hrfh
ti8 ts q baok 500 rNi h. ~ annrs
Do haehiA n L. sti.s. isd ifaf ff.f
slH BE- mfieiea ora feial fr .e.u
uln. siihn ~ dafs
cson,y Jvas. r,non ~ss yesterday
.intOle fD hs af his office 80 ls sif
fsinE aa sttntt ns lt sflnpr iir ~
psH q fe e. faiiy rri pssf1i asthin an.
ninrr rev d1yr
rhs gas sonpary y.sssrdsy completed
rHf munF q ~ maina aH CfWfal
aiffsi Within tne rofil0e ihni 81 io he
fffsi aai siao completed lle Inwalh
tpn ~ ser sn plrfs 90 iht fafrH
pfUrsfif Huss Tar company triit
tn herin SAVING go inalne on lIil
rati avenue
There ~ss ioln, meeting last nigh,
OIL Ihr WDe,imsn Clflis and the WOOD
mon ~ fhs world in tns W vs.
uaN fn arrange fHr en- l0inf HsIlI
lHIan ~ officers whien wl o0.uf on
WeineaHal rteaine ~ aesi wees
~ N orfith sod e carmsn
Yesterday mtsnlny ltn fnr t srfrrai
Hfa hunting Urlp ahI.h aIl Del e,Dni
ln ihe r'NInln Hf uYmnnlUu. fhH
are n quest ~ luau 1900 urarr nn
lurmrr umt 10 ihI aeinn maif
seteuii weeks $3.50 Shes succeeded .a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
rNI vsNor ocullsr.s


fhc ahpg nsui+t b. az --'Anhrhri
Institution .n mr.l shops ava factorca
tir is a woramaa VINO has had e,n
siaegabl, experiences IN rsmeslas en
aors emeI, 80 fNhm the ,rh n ms
tellew smploses e. USUALLY has a
steady hana nnd roct pye ans has
tVh 81 lhlee iHsltnnssnis and a mag
NlNinr Nlass With ~hieh "a fcmbV.
tnt foreign padf rhesf s0els ats
nlrtN eyvf cigan ana ~ hinsseN
makes no pfytense go nslne surxieil,
elran ile gcts tho paticnt in sirens
nsNt ana picks ana strapes the sci
b1atc tlssues 10 the ESQ uEfi' ~ ~
t'ates sns fiitle rarthie AZ least. ~
gflss So aislpiry ii and uspsfs sue
,esas hul almosi laSArmes leaves
tsbina much stfatehed tna fsushen,a
tissue A fuls the csr Nets Wtn
~ sifcue man San wNnNanl much
phNsl,ai mistor,unt ROt e,eN ID nt
gcts wsn the UNNECESSARY ~sfAplns
lssVos sesr Asnlis 4 Zoe e,nles u
ne eye Whs,h incfe ~ bss ttrma
nrn,iA m,efferca WIN Nsssea ne
auon,iy ,ht alrly and unsknfnl mahir
usAtlona 10 sho "shsn ,eMhl% pr,,.
duees a. lnissslon ~ polsnnrR ~ ths
esv ara pus f,rns sna ,he ess ~.
copcs losi 90 V,fN tsdN damaged And
the other eye even inaY bs loss irom
sNmpaihV,ie inflammation Tho 'shor
esNnss" u rcsponsltle tor many cye,
+ that atv lgst ~ lnipfoper tftatnisn.
direviN after slghi injury.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

AUSTIN Tes iHn Nslne s more
abundant in loyae ihia sessan il.an
f.r many Yrafs ana thc state unme
warden htN s-gusd ifoco pewnns 10
hunters many ~ whom yemr fI,om ON.
~ stmcn Numrrous NidalWua ~ ih0
stale Same laws have been rrpefied
ANA numner - prrseas hive BEEN
conVlclel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

KNOXVILLE TeNa Jan fftia
ssrgios on me ~ 4. 81 . ~ vnf
BADLY deFaBge4 Fesi9dAs ewing 90
he derallmsnl - ballast tfpJn near
vanderbilt
A. " nonlagen passenger con
anetes nom Nrslso - here y,alllns
canopstoi Ffed Miller Iis expects o.
,s4his hete and msy shtsf fhe aefsioe
81 10. iifownsslile road later 90.
Auditor sharp n no coauntn, d
l..nbcr So rofmsnl rhs Khan
lannper co.. spent Nfw Years ~
taking snap shuts ah0uf us lumber
yard hnh vicinity D. nsseniiy fstsif
~ hsh Dti,sa samsfa. pf0httly
e'hfisimHs eln snd ihs nsohins hos
hsen unfflnF mefrmt ever since A.
a0ited hffe ST. smfp. hDUsftf.
WANTS u nnasfslsDi ffti be- D. nni oae
~ fhe f.rmaf sa eaiiri r8mefa flHds
Nannesf Cammines ~ fhr lsDal
western rnlon ofilsf sfafes his
chfisinas business mia tssf uas
shout onf third hsstisf ihsn iast fesf
Tho volume - Chflslmas rffrilngs in
ibs ahars ~ isisFf4ma hNtins sss.sa
"a zoo sees an1 nelng Hs msnI b.
'elye1
a y iallafi 20 Hlla,da Haa mNtsl
20 klnFstlllf sod bees orentd np o.
ftsl tsiHte ufflfe mff DifHs ssas
~ STORE df pllafd Doe runalisfatis
aoinfit ~ hit ovn fhat hs sishf- fa
dispose ~ and aiaies hg went In ihr
business go sf, ~ hf fHula nni fIOss
pni hls nen ss seii 81 oihfs psani, +
hoiainfa b. vii 1auhiiesn sHetrsd
ns hes fumH fsila~ ri ths hli-lHns
tfpe
Nte fshfs hni n.ssaa 80 lurii
hoin fnt slorts iorffalN anapsndea
nntlnsA NWtifes effs hoid at hH
lbs ,bur hfs HHd iht dnf inot un CO.,
arpesfaufa 20 an mtlnau Hundai
lienrt Miller proprietor 80 ins kinfH
Inn ii0iol mtt another sl4i.nfit rufrld
which was woa phifonissi
VIA ~ ihs aIfhis,n cnndnrtnfs sim
were mfmr off ~ ~. il0iiinpr b.
iasfied tee uuff inls mufnius ana were
mafkad 500 n Hhs Uui theN ,f,i 700 b.
Nip
rtesa reports iu the effect fhat Coz
slflh, pea ihe tsisefnphefs 500 tnr uiF
rtlNOa boa hsru settled Hmietuf hY
use new rhalrmHp nf M, iflafa 20.
OeNets James ~ Lusb was received
WIN fruWsi .ailsiaHllon hcle 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
BISHOP BUDGET

The % bahop Calsf
g,shog naitna prompt
s,snser aubssep,ons h Caller fo sss daly
tho Paragon confse,.eusry
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

r. " sssysor ard oa.s pieson rs.
turned f,ailrtaf ffHm uatfDr haF
us epeni TnHr1.t dH.t atnoNnF on
faillHn nHl Ihfl Nefr HnpanIsd
Da Ihe hHnf bf agpfnsf nf ua.n iH.
f.n FHp resides tf Geo. krnfi tn1 fbrt
sHeet'ltd ElHnF cd dH0ha lufne tnf
dtg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

ts csisr osrmsdy. News
i.sms uso him. vii pfsmp, psbhessn Tbs Caller
dsy rcesyAs slss
fos csnef.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

Hsrrg Baker. commercial agent fes
tla 500 fatd ras r''nfnei nnue ff.m
t hlnNnf irn utsf s Sen hafnn.
gf nahrt aaH uHinfI 900 fhr
Hunl m sam hnf.m. n.Uf Aui tHr
f.a hNfI Csc DH.tt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

HOUSTON lianl. countls rail
n,lleaEe v eeies lnofcased b> ~ ccn.
sifuetlon ~ a le.mlle Nps ~ the
Soushegn taclng rhs road when
cempletsd will connect fiureks ANA
ssSna
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

rcctnnt mothers which icusitains
much valuable information. aud
many Suggestions oi a helpful
nairrc.
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Womcu who i,tar cl,ildfe1f and
rtmainhcaI'hy arc ,hbse who pre-
pare their systems IN advance Of
mby's c~ninr Jn'ess the meth
e. aids nature in is prenatal
work tlse crisis hu,is her system
unequal 10 the demands made
upon II. and shr Is often left with
Weakened health or chronic all
merits. No rericdy Il 80 truly a
help 10 nature as Mothers Friend,
and no cxpcctant mother shorld
fail 10 usr IL. II relieves the pain
and disconiioft caused BY the
atruin on flic ligamcnls, makes
pliantYand elastic those ibrcs and
muscles which nature Il expand
ing, prevents nuubness Of limbs,
and sooihes the Inflammation "a
breast glands. The system being
thus prepared by Mothers Friend
difpcls the fear that the crisis
may not be rafcly met. Mothers
Friend assures a speedy and COM
pleic recovery fer the mother.
and she "a lcst a healthy woman
90 enjoy The rearing Of hcr child.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

johnson. Miss Laura Youngberg. Miss
Antoinette Benson, Miss Ethel With
row, Miss Blanche Parker and Miss
Yuma Parker.
Mrs. ]. M. Connell was hostess at a
bridge party this afternoon at her
home in Topeka avenue. There were
guests for twelve tables and the party
was one of the pleasantest affairs of
the week. The rooms were decorated
with sweet peas.
The guests were received by Mrs.
Connell Mrs Adrian Sherman of Kan
sas City, and Miss Margaret Connell.
Mrs. COnnell wore white embroidered
voile, with a corsage bouquet of laven-
der sweet peas Miss ConnelPs gown
was blue charmeuse, trimmed with
fur and worn with a corsage of pink
sweet peas, and Mrs. Sherman wore
taupe crepe de chine with a trim
ming of gold lace. and a bouquet OF
roses.
Mrs. Frank Merriam will entertain
the D. D. Whist club at their meeting
Monday of next week.
Miss Marian Wear entertained her
luncheon club today, and after the
luncheon the guests played bridge.
Mrs. Allen Sells entertained infor-
mally at thimbles Thursday afternoon
{. = =
The Social Service club will meet
Monday with Miss Helen Estey, at hel
home in Harrison street.
Miss Antoinette Clark celebrated hel
sixteenth birthday anniversary Wed
nesday. and gave luncheon for few
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

forms the sole blouse trimming. The
skirt is draped toward the front and
into the center seam and is slashed
for short way. There was a double
minaret tunic. the upper of the char
meuse and bordered with lace and the
under tunic of lace with a fringe of
beads.
= = .
The Topeka Federation Of Women
held meeting Thursday afternoon,
under the auspices of the department
of civics, of which Mrs. c. J. Evans
Is chairman.
At the business meeting, at which
the president, Mrs. A. Marburg, pre-
sided. a resolution was passed to af-
filiate with the General Federation
OF WOmen's clubs. At a meeting OF
the board of management held In the
morning. the matter of the censorship
of moving pictures and vaudeville
houses. was discussed. "A resolution
to ask for a board of censors to be
composed of both men and women,
was presented to the meeting, and
passed. The federation also voted
to cooperate with the Women's Com
mercial club to raise money for public
Fairgrounds. The federation then de-
cided to give q st. Patrick's Day tea
for the benefit of the First District
federation, with which the Topeka
federation is affiliated.
A resolution was presented to ask
the city for the establishment OF z