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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

on MONDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1915,
we Will offer for sale, AT public auc-
ton. the valuable hotel property sit
uated on Hicks Street, Lawrenccville
Va, and owned by Miss Catherine Per-
civall, deceased. Right is reserved 10
reject any and all bids. For particu-
lars apply to Mrs. Helen i. Davis
Union Level, Va
HELEN T.. DAVIS
l.. @. pERCINALT..
Executors OF Catherine Percivall, De-
ceased.
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STRONG TONE u SEEN
EARLY TRADING

The general ,i-t opened Irregular with inn
rurfaur nrire changes. losses and gains be
rr small = s;ronr tone Developed shortly
after IN" h,giuuug ut trading and con
:iuuod -hrourhou; tho forenoon. placing soy.
ori issues a. u,v hich prices. Erie led
tho rails selling at the highest love! since
1901 Eumors that he Kaiser was anxious
tu uerutirto l.ic" terms resulted N offerings
90 IN, war stocks In The afternoon nmd a
general recession from the best.
Action a.: tic Steel Corporation direct ors
iu deciding no; to r"sUm" the common
dividend was received very flrorably i'll
The financial district whore II l. hoped ;hat
tho directors VIII NOT iuarsUra,c common
payments until reserve fund has been
built up that viii insure continuance OF
payments through lean. as well "a fat. years
only "a small element of tn" street looked
tor Tho resumption OF dividends. While the
street looked Tor quarterly earnings Angling
fro! $40 0rr n0N $50 coo 900 the actual figures
~ :3S.5l0G+o were construed rs favorable. IN
,ha; they SlG.i3i."i. ia excess Of the
previous quarter The monthly figures
showed tho trend Of earnings continues M
ward. revenues TOY September being thu
largest for any OF tho three months. After
the close az ;hc market, steel common WAS
traded In tn" curb at SIG. which wa"
- points above the CLOSING figure on TIN.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
NEW AND W EI.I.-BUILT, NICELY
ARRANGED, TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING. AND LOT UPON WIfICE
IT STANDS. KNOWN AS NO. 800
TAYLOR STREET, 80,
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NANA1- crnpEc

SANANNAli, GA" october "6-Turpeu.
tine. hrm, %; sales s. casks; receipts. 81
casks; shipments. 3i5 casks; stock. lLi7,
casks Resin. firm. sales. i.2S1 barrels; re.
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RAILltOAfyS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. Esville & Nest $500 D. sll:oo IA.
Mair Line. Local % a. e D. t5:lJ n
James River Line 1880 a. t5;l; D.
y. News. MIR. Oiu Pt. 80 a. .i2 m. Il y
Non port News. Local .7:l. a. $500 H.
Trains arrive from NIX. 'll:3o Va. '2:i. D d.
90 p. y. News 's:5' n. $500 p From
Nsst $50 IL. '5:b D.. 1855 a.. II 10 D.
':W D. DAILY from charlottesville except
SunGny from Thurnond. Jas. River tS:35
a.. 'i:l0 y.
daily. -Ex.rp, Gu, ,i,v
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In execution OF certain deed Of
recorded in y. B. 2l5-D. page 422 In
the clerks Office OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court default having been made
in the payment of the $4,000 note there ;
by secured. and being required 80 to
do by the beneficiary. the undersigned
trustee will proceed to sell at public
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1915.
at 1870 +. NJ.
the house and lot above mentioned.
being the same real estate conveyed by
the said deed of trust, beginning at a
point on the north line OF Taylor Street
pard Street, and thence extending along
the said north line of Taylor street In
a westwardly direction. and fronting
thereon IS feet, and thence back north
wardly from said front and between
parallel lines 100 feet to an alley Is feet
wide
This sale offers an opportunity to
comfortable home. well located in the
West End; or to investors who are
seeking Il safe and profitable invest
mcnt in good renting property.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray
the expense Of executing this trust. all
taxes to the day OF sale. and the sum
Of $1,000. with interest thereon from
October Is. 1915. until paid. and the
residue In equal instalmcnts at one and
two years, for negotiable notes with
interest added from day of sale and
secured by deed of trust on this prop
crty; or, all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, JR..
Trustee.
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.RUMORs OF PEACE START
DECLINE IN WAR STOCKS
Publication OF Steel Corporations
Earnings Causes Disposition
to Leave Market.
GENERAL LIST is IRREGULAR
Strong Tone, Which Develops Early,
Places Several Issues at New High
PriccS-Good Demand Prevails for
High Grade Bends.
II, BKoAD,N WALL.

NEW YORK October @-A general dis
position 90 got ou, of the market pending
ru1Iurtlous ut tho United states steel Cor
porttioOS earnings aud action ~ IA" direc,
tors relative 80 resumiDg dividends ON Steel
common resulted In irrcSUlHri;y in TN"
stock market to-day EumorS mat Gcr'nHuy
was anxious To begin Tho ncsoiinti"n o.
~. ,,tr stocks I'm The afternoon
Many judges 90 the 'Ua~k", have !"cn
,outerd!ur that IN. steel earnings and &C
tiu,: %: tho steel Corporation on the div'-
Iord would I've tho cruN upon which The
future trend OF the market would depend,
and for that reason many spectators pre-.
I-rr.0 to b. out NJ the market in order
20 make nov position should tn" news
relative - the steel corporation warrant
n Rcs, Judges or fh" market. however.
contend late ,o-5uy that tho failure III the
directors 10 rosGw" Utym"n; on tho com
mon STOCK was hullisu. I'm that II reflected u
disposition by the steel interests 20 in"G@r-
rate conservative t!yld'nd policy
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MISUNDERSTANDING pMANrr MAnIsl.r.

rcipts. LISA barrels: shipments. IL. barrels:
stock. 5Sl2N barrels. quote: ABcDEFGHi.
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Who'll. deer
by Levy Commission COZ
Richmond. Va, October % !,

MARKET CONDITION.
F"H!try- chic k"ns. very scarce and active
rs'"'r'S lshi' mems, market In splctd!d
shape. rcCeIuis light EEgs-SCar.n ami
wan'"d; outlook higher. nut,cr-Mnrkc,
hIm' receipts light. Ncals-Scarce and want.
co. '"t'ie-MarFct in fair shape ,cce.Dts
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AUCTION SALE OF y GREAT NUM-
BIER OF LOTS. IN THE PLAN OF
HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION, AID
JOINING HIGHLAND PARK
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SPOT cotton quiet: mildliuE upiands
l2.ltc: sales, 100 bales


NEW YORK. October 2s-Por, movement
2sN Isl bales.
Total to-day ut all por,s-Net receipts.
l.2't.S91 bales
Total fog Meek-Nct receipts, lease bales:
Total FOR scason-Net receipts. co23 slo
bales exports. l.2oa3a9 bales
NEW ORLEANS. October 2s-Heayy
/ huui'!ation Of long contracts to-day caused
one OF the widest declines In cotton i'm
several weeks prices falling from $40 to .0l
points from the days highest.
At the lowest. prices were .. TO 81 under
Yesterdays last figures. The close was a
net decline e l. to 20 points II wa. y
HmE oil Erea, activity. and large volume of
, BUSINESS. Ar"nnd tho opening the market
los, . 10 points in sympathy with a poor
Liverpool hut this decline met good buvinc
Which III" ring. for time, found difficulty
III satisfying Toward tho middle OF the
morning IN" market recovered ana vent
70 points over yesterdays. TO tho highest
OF INC selling. At noon the market was II
net cecinc OF IL "a IL points and I'm tho
afternoon on good weather news the low
prices TOT sterling exchange and the lacl
81 an export movement the selling move
/ mont reached its height. Cotton futur.s
Closed; December li.?3; january /" a..
Mhtch l22S; MAY. i24i: July. 1858 Spo;
I '"'t"h steady, points Oft Sales on The
ding ll.o3c WV"
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sEAKOAHD AiEs LINE RAILWAY
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Comuan

'"rSlntn!!S SritunIH OF Anr1I II. lOll.
schedule Subject to Change without
Notice.
Trains leave Richnond b'5:5O A. NJ, .7A
NJ. OS A. NJ. a. NJ, '"lO a. NJ, ii A N
II NJ. +. NJ. L. NJ. b4 r. NJ 5:20 r.
NJ. $50 NJ. 7:lo T. NJ. bS T.. NJ. 10 l.
NJ. ll:ij Il. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a NJ. b.7 A
NJ. \. NJ. 10 a. NJ. 10 A. NJ. eli A. NJ
IL noon. ''l L. NJ. +. NJ. 3 g. NJ p
NJ. b5:2O L. NJ. G:20 +. NJ. 7:lI l.. NJ y
l.. NJ. by T. NJ II l.. NJ.
bcarrics baggage 'Daily except Sunday
"'Sunt.ays only
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RAILROADS.

All Travel Arrangements over One
Counter.
American or European
railroad, Steamship and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 Enst Main Street.
Branch Offices: MISUNDERSTANDING
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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l. Luther Libby, clerk OF the Law
and Equity Court. do certify that the
bond required OF the special commits.
sioner IN the above-named decree. has
been duly given. -.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk.
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By GREEN K nEDD, Auct!oneer..

IN pursuance OF a decree OF the Law
ana Equity Court. entered on the 1911
day OF October, 1915. i'm tho sui, a.
Wilkinson vs. Wilkinson and other.
inc undersigned special commissions
appointed thereby viii proceed TO sell
al muniic auction ON the premises. or
THURSDAY. OCTOBER os. 1918.
AT O'Clock l.. NJ,
the property referred to above
III" improvements consist OF 4 frame
n."cilihG. with or rooms in IL, In
fairly good condition: large lot mic,
yard. In half-block OF car line. Thi.
property should attract the attention
oil persons seeking an Investment. o,
would make a nice home. Must be sold
TO settle estate
TERMS: onc-half cash. balance, al
SIN ana twelve months. or all cash
at the option of the purchaser
JOHN Il. GAYLE
Special Commissioner
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ny y. W. BOWF. & SON. INC.
Real Estate Auctionocrs.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks In New York

Safes Stock
$500 AlliS-ChalmcrS
800 Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd. 80.
1900 Am. Ayr. Chem. com. 80.
1900 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 American Can ....-....
300 American Can. pfd. j..
1850 Amer. Car and Fdry. -.
800 American Cotton Oil -.
ZOO Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
ia. 100 American l.insccd Oil. :.
1900 American Locomotive :.
Amer. Loco. pfd.
1000 American smelling 80.
American Snuff. com. -.
600 American Sugar
zoe Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
l.i0p american Tobacco. com.
100 American Tobacco. pfd.
-. 200 Anaconda Copper 800.
500 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line. SO.
1900 baltimore and Ohio.
100 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
SOC Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
1880 Baldwin Loco.
800 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
t.luo Central Leather, com.
100 Canadian Pacific .....
LOO California Petroleum :.
300 Chesapeake and Ohio.
go Chicago Great Western.
l''-' nltdto Nfttt w est, ntu
1900 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
li.!NC cruciblc steel Cor. com
700 trucihlc Steel. pfd. 49,.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
GOO Colorado ana Southern.
300 Consolidated Gas
1890 Corn Products. com
Den. and Rio Gran. com
$500 Erie
1900 Erie, LIST pfd.
H'G1 Min q,
$500 General Electric
1880 Goodrich
loo Great Northern, pfd.
lN@oo Great Northern Ore cts.
Illinois Central ......
l.NuO lntcrboro- Met.
1000 Inter Nickel "
500 Int. Harvester. com.
1000 Int. Mer. Marine. pfd.
200 Int. Paper .......
200 Int. Paper. pfd
100 Kansas City So, com
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Cash gram: Wh"at-No. ? rcd l O0ii |. n
No. rcd. l0hTlHls; No. hard. nominal
No. hard, :iTlot CorH-No. 1: yellow
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by III. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
IS North Ninth Street
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Medium FURRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q q "a
Heavy bury observation-disclosures. 1iH is
Light bury Observation-Disclosures. q q 81
Wool-Markct dull
MARKET CONDITION.
Uid,s-Vcry dull: likely 60 lower
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MARKET CONDITION.
owing 20 warn, weather and heavier re-
ceipts the market has been easier for past
several days. With cooler weather lcok for
good market.
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SOUTHERN RAlLWAY

~ 44L4NAN MALL w "A
-rains Leave kichmond-Mmin st s,,t..n
Scheduie nSures not guaranteed Fer thu
south. Daily: $40 \. NJ. local: 1920 . A.
express. p N. e,presa with oosrr"a,ton
sleeping ear Tor Atlanta: ll:l5 p. NJ. express
.leeiinG car open 80 + NJ: 300 T.. M. ioca
York River iins-5:io 4. II. Steamer Train.
except sunday CONNIE ting for Baltimore
local. 1850
Trains Arrive ecnmond- From the South
100 A. Nj and 500 a. NJ. $3.50 =. 81 s:p
NJ daily: $40 A. NJ. except SunIay
from West Point: S:ta a. ~. except Non
day: $40 a. NJ. aud G:15 T. A. daily
Off" eo7 l: Main St. Phone Madison -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
.~---~--.-.---~------~--
Thursday. September 2. 1915.
ANOTHER SORT OF CRISIS

England faces financial dis
inrbance That may seriously affect
the pursuit OF war. She depends
10 i large extent upon munitions
manufactured Ia the United States,
aud the Engliai pound Is a. much
a part of the battle line rs the
soldier y. II has been suggested,
10 yicw Of the fact that English
gold ALREADY Rorges American
Golfers. that English bankers make
heavy loans from their New York
associates. This suggestion will
result h easement II The loans
can be negotiated. llul the PRES
ers war has made such terrible in
roads on tlle system OF information
al credits that, while there Is no
such thing as national bankruptcy,
there may be- such a thing ~ lack
Of ability 20 borrow on fair terms.
The prclicamcnt is one that af
fectS American prosperity Ia no
uncertain way.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

The early Christian philosophers fse
pnvntlN usn'l the latin phrase ME.
mento niori meaning by that 10 warn
SINNERS - the approach ~ death. rho
world Moves on latin becomes dead
lSnEnaHei feEilmr dominates our
amusohent- aut phyuicians ~ tn body
toll Va 10 forGv' thu admont,inns ~
FORMER spiritual advisers and 10.
mrmecr lifcf What 81 death they asa
except the end ~ thinGa IA which 81.
et>oue " more concerned than oar.
selves eNen though We are the nrta.
c'rie actor thrrclnf nf. Woods llnteh.
inaon, plosidentsei ~ tho American
ACADEMY 81 Nealeins ssYs that over.
ratlns is The chsrf trouble 0f the Amer
iee" people. ne warns ta 30 remember
ne correct waH % i've = 81 ne tom
pemte Ia al things cepaclaiiy In eal
ins, driving home the fact that 'lt
aecsEt matter Ia the least how rssf
No az our own gAvcs 40 lone A. we
don't fall inlc thom tao prrvlouai,e
Az - which hfinks ua Is the fact
physicians aw rontinualiy ahowine
that the AmssicAn people DE tsenfc
theif time because they are lntemper.
ale not Ia dFiiiising. ~ the pfnhihl
honsHis wnnld have ua believe hus In
qNcfworklsss and ovSveatlne and over
liN1ne The siehi ~ \ drunken man.
even ~ the great citics. Is compare
tiveis fNtc, Pew saioans. nowadays
VIII sen ? drunken man. Nat ID into
restaurant and watch people over.
rat Note the faI pouches. The haag.
MS ie~ir, the dead eyes. the ecuty /
Nalks q those yoo pass, and vpn win
MOI Dc A~sonssheA az the phSxlclans'
ssassmenth Tcmpcmhco a moderate
Il Is Just a. had morally /
Aen uliSsicaily 70 eyerrat a. Il l. 10 /
sfrriflnA. In our flght Snr temper
snce N afinkine We munt nor overlook
lhet osher RIcateF evil ovefcatinR. ne I
rs'nscF life Huntington aeeeri.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
OTHER VIEWS



Corporations Hfe elihtf pusJc ar pfi-
tatr Any subdivision IN fho state.
iihr county nr 70 CTS. 81 public
corporation. u ia not organized Tor
profit hnt aH an asa iu thp state in
ihn pHtlic buainfss Public corpora
lions are bualnpas concerns. organized
~ che rfoft ~ their members and
shafohpldsgn iiut ~ ,hih rlaas u in-
nluled q subdivision Sometimes called
quasi punlic corporations rhag are
nfsYatp enterprises. organised and CON
dneied Tor profit uut ne lteY hsye
seine uf the cnametsrissioa ~ Is hutilc
~ nnnieiusi corporation Us serving the
public need they have nans power,
lnnd nnmt duties which 40 nug attach "a
the purely private enterpflso. AZ ~ sot
aiwnse eaHy 90 ten where Us tao a
widths lire between the tWo
hfoaaiS Hpeahina. the taat h tho
public uar. Has thc public such IA
tiaf Ia the service ~ the corporation
That q cpn demand thnt ssfylre ns "a
riNhsf Sise dneH NOT carry this nhll
Hatsnn 20 serve iha public a ea. cutn
panY oper,iinf 81 Is village ~ 500 in
hHnilhn,a must furnish Fat A. eve,
une within the scope nf lts Operations
upon d'mnua. anil compliance win
the H"mpnns'a regulations. uut 10 n
department ainfs whose ,apisl h.
many times larger Than that eas com
pans HhnulA refuse in supply its cna
'umfte with eHfH nr particular brand
~ nnur q could not ho compelled tn
40 Hn,
Generally but NOT always. the right
- ominrnt dumRin suee 60 public
service corporation. private enter.
pfisr can nut lhke property under
condemnation proceedings nor occupy
ihs puhir streets
Al corporations must have "a char.
nr tet q charter Wil NOT cngry thc.
'iHhi 90 occupy sigeels and pahilc
plarea. Az most uuilfy canpa airs
must make use ~ such public places
ia'' obtain spccial ftnnohlacs. ms
department store ar mnnufaetnf,
dnea nat operate endeg franchises
Neither do they ewv any service a. the
runllr oven if dealing In she nace~sa
fies % life They arc not connected
With amy ~ Ire duties ~ the atasc
ikoHe nrr sse main distinctions point.
Ink "a the line 81 dcmaroaiion. WauI
Strert Journal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

nsrs fuai htve 4rste oa arcoung ~ ~
par n fslrit ,saleafsd by tbe state
mept ~ ne comptroller ln fespect a.
me Outlook fof cpiisn. frpgton mfy bc
decbtred confraband and she foreign
market. greatly rsnsfictfd fhe iread
~ events b. toNsFd t8ii happelgifia
bnf there ie money whiting in m
United stafss tn take cate N fhe cot
ton crop md The cotton trortss. The
present unemployed ioahinx capacity
~ Saiionai banks aud teeetvc hanks
~ sufficient .1 qnsnrf y msfset val
~ not only she whole cotton frep Bot
a. least hair ths i0baessi and Vh+ai
crops large erperslon ~ credit na
fafaiiy goes aiena with fhIs store ~
ready money The sum total ~ the
niiuatibn. fakiug the rapport ~ The
csnpifpicr 81 iaaf TIE threatened COT
ton emDarso kar produced an effeet a.
CONSERVATION uuf - an proportion -
IT, fsal consequence DettUil News
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AwAEENrNo.

The Government has detcrmin.
"a TO lptaie several regiments 81
troops IN the Rio Grande Valley
IN decision 10 act il not basrd on
hurried appeals from citizens. but
on evidence Of plots that can no
longer be considered III any bat .
grave Eight For months agifstors
have heen fonent'na insufrection.
and CarrHnza y gfiff attitude has
brought their work 10 a head The
situation b, one that must be- view
ri with calm canton Trouble
may ~ expected IN various OuiIy.
ing sections aud considerable prop
eriy damage may be inflicted u
u wiser 10 prepare Tor q situation
that may not develop than 10 take
risks.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

p gentleman VITO ferrot tn append
aia nrdae writes 0a ln Ffpen lnh on
hlar lApor tn commend in a eanaefsH 8
uNe way, some observations We ven.
wrvd 20 SGT forth nu the question az
tho dus'H riEht 60 existence HIT ap.
pAtrnilN. hc wRa inuVcd So write more
hF a ausiro a. warn than Ga commend
fur hc sage thnt 'at this time ll viii
defeat amy man running for oiflcr who
Is uppnfed Go tho doc And them b.
govs nn 90 Say thst the doa b. "a hotter
companion than a pipe trirr ffiend
thnn iythias. braNer than pulling
Caesar, and better Christian than
half uf theac tn the amen pew Com
pisining that our deienss ~ the doa
war Ear less robust than that ne De.
serves ~ cities uH. thouen rather
Nsga4ss 20 she decision 90 tho iatc
Vhicf Justice Cannes affirming % dos
ease frpm jefferson in which he TRACE
ed thr history ot tho dos hack to 300
years ectoge Christ Aud ~ 81 this
we're not enough he quotes the late
Major NLfetN. whose memory il atul
tmsnm in Dallas o. havine told him
several timss that " u had not been
Tor the dug, not nhits person would
be GA earth to-day, because Il WAS the
dpsa thas DESTROYED the animals that
would have devourcd tho race"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02

ft0N4rs s-rlNDff s. 4.t4 81
asli sAeaa aae. I'D 1.tlas a. heed to-
Law esDar.an, nfijta,. ia Fafoh.
saae mla ~. uvAs u rrfsss inaa
siiiier f.af ~ rs.t,aet A,.,r.'l.t Law and
cattr, ufoeednr. No. II ttam feared
ID iu a. t.af .rd 49, ia ta.iag. 81
s..... ~. sl...t..l.... - ~. 1880. ......
Rae ra1a. forelso..,. a.e4,.if. b. ti,r
Tnrtl.a iao .sf r,..r+. ~ e.lffaf
IN mem 81. ttloa. n, II. t4rsf rIfh
Ansr .raratis ID 49,, .t....I.f. ,...fI .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
viii Help Other Women.

H.aes, Ala. 90 must conIcss' sgvs
Mrs. lula Mae REID, OF this place. "ih1i
safdri. the Woui1n's toms, h.s done nae
great deal Of good.
Before ! eommenced using Carduj /
would Splt up everything { ate. ma ?
bred, sleepy feeling an The unc. ana va
irregular. could hardly jar afound
ana would have severe headaches con-
huuorsly,
Since taxing Cardai. I have entirely
4uN sNiung 40 What ! eat Egeftthirr
stf -ls % oieest All right and | have
gained u pounds in weight"
u you are a victim u any Of the ni,uer-
Gus llls SO common 10 yolu sex, 3
wfonS 10 suffer.
fof hail 4 centufy Cardui has been r,-
neNing lgSl saeh US. as is proven ~ sfs
THOUSANDS o. letters, similar 10 the 3i,,ts
"n'eh pour into cur oiiee. year by yea,
C3rdus IS successful hecaase i h r,.,-
,osso 81 ingredients syi33eh AL snes sca,ig
90 lhe womanly cOnstkiiion. ana heins
oaiia ne Nsakeaed organs back 10 hes.,h
and strength. '''''''
Cafdai has helped others ana yin h,,,
~, ioo. Jet 9 hollie TO-DAY. Yoa
Won regret y fouE dfusgist sells L.
WI, ~, cssrssssss N,ses. 4. &c..
ssosg Do Casralaass. zen ~ 49, H1-
- ea - s,s ses ts-asSs s,,s f5t.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-02
IT'S UP TO US.

ON Friday night. under the
auspices Of prominent Corpus
Christi women. q benefit program
will be given Ia the Chautauqua
tent, the proceeds ~ go toward
paying artists for their services.
And, although Corpus Christi IS
not responsible for the financial
burdens OF the late Clunlauqua, Il
viii NJ least lay itself open to crit
ic'sm II Il does not support tho
"heneiit' with absolute unanimity
Of tickle, purchases.