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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

III II - 4. ~
qfss. tr Argg ~ TisNAs.
SO iha aA.ftn CO. ant l'nEfftlit ~
Nssrrs 90. Oboaglnr.
Aou afe farsi,s commended sol
-s,,raan ffa RI ofulet and iNO nn
trsan Nflfn 81 s.hu T. O1lnlen o.. 4
u..tasd af maItna pulaIlaf.un ~ iils
suarl.n ansr in r.tI tstt re- tlHiiI
.it.eerasrr vtsts un0fiaua a. ths fo.i
turn as. b.r,sgf fn aaia,. as taiiafat
entil.i,..l d, ,s,t ,nnns, II ta.ar i.,. D.
reoapat,.r f..tnah, 3 ther,in fi.t ID $50
th,a la aus nre anansf .usHshel in th,
etth fndlri.f tHatflff tu. ~ ihsff 81
~, rev.t.ab-. prfll.s.ta Is ahld I1di.
.af pistr.f inrn ln HeasuaIsl
putiishsl r thr resrrrf Ihsfflet Col
sail aah 1aitci.i ustHrf. a. anfsni
an p.r nrti sefsl4f t4nn 90 tAs nlasl
frilt Cuuri - Nurrea cuHnfr tn bf
rnid.u at tte rsnfi Nsu4s tlafrtT. in
tr.f.us fnflsf Teaaa nn thr fnd
r.ttsv fe t,..rnarp a. ~ iplt. n,s
am. .,lrs ,i,. ,tt ass of i'tifuags
a ~. fsft thsa ana l.sta ~ ausNaf
prtiusn fiel la .aid tsuft on filc
fish aaD - l,.nt A. fsil ga
s,,it nunti,.rea o. ias dA.sa ~ SAID
f.,...r, N. fs.. ohs..ln ~. Eisi.rp
rae.n aps Is.staeeYa. "a Cianpant.
.ornaf,ttno fs ni,fnttff nna John =
,stri.t. rn1 ~ p,il na,ra h.irs - jobs
II ortrt.r a.rena..a ana asgeadanfs
and $40 nstlNar aIi..fioe tblf oo -
afos Anrn efh. isos. said John a.
oU,tasa. dor,ass.ti egtsra- into sH a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

lgfE sTATE 80 TEXAS.
~ 81 iafsona interested W ~ ~
taso - AwBiu fnesa d,ftes"d Hattie
citisln. AaiulniFifaiFls ~ lhr i.siaie
- sail Annie fHfar usr'srti hRfn
fied ln tbf CsunfY rsuil - snsors
cannty hsr Final Account ~ The ror {.
dltlan ~ said estate fassshrF with -
aplsiiratou a. ~ aiaghAfaed - 40
miu.sffaffis tseraf uhifh viii BE-
heard ~ uiH acid Cont On ths ihifn
A"naeg In nafrh a. - 1913 same ~
nv sHs itih def - Hereif ~ 1919
y fhs Court House - said AYsfss
connfy Ia fHe city ~ cNpus Christi
Teaas "a " hifh time and lilses ~ per
SINS Interested ih raid sstafe 40. 20
quirea t. appear AID saHtssi raia ~
nal Account ADD application, II they
80 proper
witness Ana. JshiInTsf. rifta - iht
COUNTY Court ~ NDeeea cpuHtfi feNna
givea uuoer nf hand aht ths assi
a eala Court a, uD office ga tofpus
CHRISTI. Tessa nn tliis tit 1isf day -
5aAhaF5. a. -. 1916.
Aro rEiutAUER
Clerk County court hvseta County
Tekaa
~ cilAN wALTflls. i,spssy.
A true fafs. ! csftify,
=. Il Wright.
fhariff. Mafers r1ustf. TeHnz
~ OSCAR uEiIsAAY. Deps''s,
fAasssiisgnsnfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10
NoricNro coNrRAcroha.

rlta laafd ~ County rppimlssipreff
invite bids ~ the sonstfuriion ~ 700
feet - piis approach 81 the caiallen
hfiaas. crossing ihe Nuscss iuvef a.
ramilen Nuctea rounif. Tesas taid
hes viii hr opened na me SECOND Mon.
hoy ~ Iohfuais thai 10 o. sag tho plh
80 ~ feufusfy, 1916.
Detail plans ana Specifications ore
80 illO "a tAr officr ~ Irsish a i'ab
rfor where thrf rin 81 consulted
Tao Heard ~ County Commissioner
re-ef,o the siFht o. fsitti amy 90 AL
hiia
81 " TlaioN. County gudes Nueces
County. lsSaa =
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

notice ~ ttNe fNf ANuHtN R@FNNHaFff
~ Mlnssy 0euNtN. feses
Nutifs o. hereby 8istn thet lhr
commie1ioneis couss ~ Niiiacy t'euR.
~ rtssa gin IN tte stoona NsRfay
~ FeafuAf4. 4. ~. iqlt same lviNn
shs rh aay ~ mld nloain rscelNs
Nf,.poitia ffsm any ianAiHe srlsseses
tloa nsfatistien u lbtl,tdnsi nAnkcf
la suth county tbAt may dsrifN ~ hs
selected a. the dtHHsIfar, IN ihf faHds
81 ssla wHhTf rmrlt
AM ava az biie mati ie afcam
panlsa Isl . certified snosk faf net lrAt
iban aur hhf ~ pnN per cent 81 thf
eaunft flattnus 20 the pferedina fesf
to4pii. nol less thaa ife 90. aai ~ i'l'is
must ~ delivered a. ihs rNunif lusFs
q saia NuiarY ruuup on ot iasosl
,he f.rtt day ~ the TENN - m ,rin
mlasleuofN Court "a vhist tAt seles
tinn ~ 4 dNppsisnry ie ~ hf medr. 20
wtiI Ftksuarp sth ipit in he fern
~ scais1 irspnaai fthlluf the rats
~ Interest lhat saii haniftuF cufpota
lion. association ~ lhHlylduhi hAntri
offefa - pss On she funds - ssls
County bytNntn ihc date a snfh t''
ant tiio most rsFNlar aims Rot thQ g.
laoiien ~ dpresliaFf
Sariia. witlaes enufDl 1eaae, Jan
nsst u.s. 1875
avery n araio. coNa,4 iaaen =
K waiaey Cpuats. Texas.
iAdssfiiasmeUti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

The unAvTsnpej viii recetNn srsisi
bids % 10 ofnse in Corpus Christi
TsNus fef the purchase rs ths eld
tsiidtnEs st0agni oA the souitsouse
eauare,
Az r.ts musi pt fl5ed not inicr ihat
fetfuaf q fait anf NAV te made So
an ~ Separate huiidlnfs The fHhi
a. r, iftf any aHd 90 llia lr cNTfersiA
sarflrl PSI the county.
WALTER g. fiAfuN. Co0nis 1uslge
NlrCra 'oNnil
tAtytftissmsNfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10
To Cure Catarrh
Purify the BIcod


f6hn.sssstAs f4Afh asrfuf1 t3fo
,ast1 thamneifeE - EqfffSfas fHelf tioqI
.ila 49, rafafsa sfsfs ibsedse We
shfifr sga,sm asfass a sAotr< me 4>Ct
nAssas4A n peahtS - kafsAiN ar1 ~
fnasise NAT fer fiaenncA. httfs kNr<fH
bs..,ss1.isl si.slts 4nd n,o<f ~ tAE 2Ha4f
are lnsefsed rl1Daas kug& .Ffsoen err4f
b A. lri1e realised cshfsA MAJ -
~ fs~uif " sstar restees tiss~t tfy~t'<
a fesasr rasfs aua fhsa y taiy 90 81
49, asns gNrnlief tffftt " .sprrr rf,g1.
49, ~ =. ~ ~ F.1gseef eFsn ~
lyssues sarfAss eaufss fho< fF'sffr<.
tsesrts6na 10 - th4n1ff rtfrf<tt
5ssa A s1ffssanna enf|lf, qu3ckifl sr1 reF
nf4lly ss.sf}sA ftr~ fAe ,s<sY. " -
4ex4 t&e nDfr That \ 80 -
ssfs. <fsrfnf asf sAet pfe8< ~ n1sR.
.btf<< "a ffrft tee<tc ~ftf< W<<'
sfarsI4. k1Sefs ne sstf3<qH e>1 tnHteH
mars. fbs rad iuAf tgtefirx $n4 Hs<<
81 h sfts4 fn<euu - fq<r'ef< eHe<JA
sares<ss ihxf shs4aif rDest. ftse< 1ei
r.:ixlax ftfl1 sfesth ard oihN yeF
i.>.4 IT, s<lt MA t,fk) e<(t1<e<@ g 49,
.<si%d t1,eAl. III tt>t1~ ~ EB
fs<s4r ma n, n tf@ NW <7< ~ n
ssi,s. fssl awsf ~ ssss = 81 4 Is
,sssssss sss I i; pssSs} y y! ~
( .srrnrrt rf irvr a57'<5 49,
$500 frrTrf~,Ff 4. <->un.u a111u 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

nlA4N 90 li-NAH
ceabtY - Nucost
corpus CHIisti r~san sAR iFsh 1876
40 ohaw q may C,hcfru
The undersigned hereby Fise nuiirg
af fhsIf lnieatsVn ta errlf O. thF
EMfiy ronslA t.snislatuns % The atste
w rgNas Hf nf rcrsilaf session. uce
iu sra.'nn ffr thN pAsasa. ~ . special
iaw reaiuH rranilna and rcufuniinH
Ia. Else cats 20 i'ufpus christi Tease.
4H right title and Interest ~ the State
~ Tsxas 90 al lsnd Now ~ hefetnfofr
"a suN t,nss oebNi ~ The giRfr ~
frsas uUdef ths waters ~ catrus
christi nav lfirt ilriwcor the ncfthrfn
ard souihefn limits ~ said Clsi estQpd
81 sa stwara fute easd waters ~ tbs
gtrirfa heunanfs 81 thld state
Nstlpo b. NiFe hefehy eipsn that ths
UNDERSIGNED viii eppli % said i.eeisia
tute "a said sseH.en Zoe the pea~a y,
~ special law r.hlur. gYpnslna ans
r0sfitniar ~ :hr CHS ~ cafpu'
ytfisi. AZ reht fllis and Interest y
tho state ~ Texns So an lands ewues
hy The State - Tesss andsf 'he waters
~ Nueees hHf wifhtn fhe sufrofuts
hniiis 90 sald city - cefna= .l'sifu
Hnq MHior iinFN Nnihsnana rua
Soy ward D. a. collins lae. n CALAIS
tsf tsf'
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

gpo aqt tauah chae noe eaiu
tha fsral iiiiirt Noi peiieHt w.H
haant fttrh Aatthina inf a ienN
time HIl.at " touch gtascntNt ihr
.ssaas mtiico Whai oan 3pH ifii
nim e. Nss up Louisville COURIER.
irnfnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10
rYprwRIrER EXCHANGE.

ms repairlrE fvntsia ssics. Expert
craftsmanship. linAscnae be pfiCce
Cotpas CHRISTI Typewriter l.xchanev
tit starr rfrclt. raa1o iig-
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RATES:
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The first issue,
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DISPLAY
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apcr Pct rate ~ liner. pef oli4mn
n BE- sse
Sam. rnullfs
stanuns auiaY E1tcr,i soraerts
lisa rate rcf nlDh f-r npEth. st-op.
Reading Notices
Iure rnnHirE matltT cath insertion
i iina. zee.
lssfms pr Unr. c.ca Insertion Sc.
Corrrrtg fur arlc amounts ~ al
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

MADAME ERTnEn scientific Palm .
~ f'hrsuniofirt nuf ishyainFnqiniFt
l.aats1 "a tils ChaYafrai street
filtr ioafs 81 % O. 20. 30 % pe b
.m prlees reasonable %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

i~eilnf harn AMI r.-sa cis4efn. Al
new western part q cav. f-sicc fite
'ass tefuss App.y a. ca Mgsquite ~
fnonv .-4 tean
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

rANCm FoR SAF.E -sfis acres ln 81.
c-ft Canyon. Or miles Northwest -
lfalir Wen watrsr4 t'fir, 81 Oh ntr
arre. van uikt rsca rartoye1 inrn
iArt ~ neomo "a, ug CVrpus CHRISTI
huslusts PROPERTY Ia mars fsafnirnf
'aianel tetiAt Aatr,ss uox GO Jsaite
fcAas q.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

ZOE SALE--Cheap. plszt1 q eec'nd-
NArt fr-r trrc and stoves az VIA
Ftrhin. d. Mesquite street ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

kyK Shi.h-PUre sudan Grass seef
FIDme Erev n, e esuts qer pqunG,
lpstral4 Thce krtaL Route I. IN
a. tlf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

ittns.fy ana ras ~ this A1,sflisena,ni
Caller Orrce Is
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

PROPOSALS. FoR srgSm ROLLER.
sealed is3de Nin ir refeifcd ~ tHe
GU EetfesAfy ~ f1e CIR ~ ceryue
cAfiaii. Tssaa. aasn fp,w 9siash VI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

la's cesar White fksnt Fas wen 81
sait Nat thitl iafh ard hauncc ra
casy ttfma aedrfes asVttfuce box
ttf fiespl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

Avoid headache. rIpnrities
OF tl.s Blood, constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasaat TO
take. sweetcn and take al
an ordinary tea. Package -
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

iuk SAIL raftts Rotary NsillinE
sig complete. and aeso feet foSr- inch
pipt, god rcn9itiOn Has SNArp A
haEhe, Reiicr nit; Ban pcs spcar
fisting Tenis. cSfnpltfe Hlacksnalth
sHtft lnspectier caa b. made "A
sanarhtn SNltrh Soath ~ F,ne,uai. %
lls International A GrVat Northern
Railroad ltF f.Fthsr inccrrtatlaA
write Nemet Ea1s san Antonii
reSes El
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10
foR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Poi hhtE--Cheaps seconl hand. I
mss1icn ,l nE table: I miralon sinius
CHAIR nission library tablss. J
rnsE1iof 3 class. rsissior rooksfs. a.
vsn. Pccl. l. le2 Mesquite street., phone
49, fs@j
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10
Foa sALE on TRADE


ft arfsf fnr iHud ai in Uiifa'lnH
1t nleE of corpus CHRISTI. tu Nlae
rr clsat M ffHdcn1f property
30 nrfss ghnice Southwest Miasoif
fruit land iu ihv waria famous FapFf
fruit beit. 60 Trade ar frat payment W.
corpus Cmst iesidrnc' sainnte itaid
monthly
Th.as are liii FiEc ceciansse apa
$40 tin tats a. sni goick o. gtt thsm
r,e NJ 2 IS ofo Phone fei. tal
FuH TRADE Practically neW nee-
pssasna.r lm0 a. TRADE fug bots ga
salth ridt ~ siaau iiapuasa piHcf
NJ. % rex fe fai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

ffit fft.N ffff. seven ~ ftaHt
rohuH Modern house n ~rifhfi ~ uns
fmrishcL Amos Noorc. lhen, sri
~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-10

ron ilisNr-Noatg furuishri s-rcofn
eoffaEe water FURNISHED .inli ana cola
aatn as 90 SEP Nuafth in adgance ru
clHilfsu. Apgig i1ia chsparrsl street
rant go its
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-12


This Office win use its best eff
forts iii securihga 'snoatr for The
Pioneer Parade that is to- take
place in connection with the Ola
Settlers Reunion at Tyndall, Aug.
|26th:
The problem OF filing al our
schoOls with compefent teachers
seems 10 BE- solved for The present.
Often school boards are still look
inc for teachers, but we fosI that
they have i goobly list to choose
From and should be able to make
wise s6leubi1l1ss
We are m0ndsfiTIk If epsfy boy
hi thscDahtS who is eliRibisfo 90
to the Bays State Fair camp, has
aireaths the nnsstef any Thought.
If s6h fssEthat yen are vyfthy of
apiece kindly ieEus knoWeand we
VIII consiaef your application.
the trip is worth great deal to
the boys who getto 90.
Wenotfcet that very few school
boards furnish the clerk with ade-
|quatg record books for keeping
the records of the proceedings of
the Board. We also note that
that many school clerks are with
out any means of keeping the re-
cords of the district from destruc-
|tion Every district should pro-
vide its officers with a metal safe
ty box of sufficient size to hold all
the records of the district. There
is no law on this point, but com
mon sense should be the guide in
this 'particular.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-12
Some FACTS about Texs
Estimated yield is around One
Test better.than 1914.

The Texas Land and Develop
ment CO., are harvesting their sec
ond crop of alfalfa according to j..
w. Longstreth, general manager.
The Syndicate has about two thou
sand acres in alfalfa. The first
cutting Melted from / to ~ tons
per acre and the second cutting rs
even better than the first" said
Mr.. L~ongstreth. 1--WE are expect
ing to get five cuttings OF alfalfa
this year." The second crop was
irrigated only once.-Herald.
H v. Tullcompleted threshiug
wheat on his farm III miles east
of Plainview yesterday. Twenty
five acres averaged forty bushels
to the acre. The entire hundred
acre field will average thirty-four
or thirty FIVE bushels.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-12
Hale County's wheel crop worth a Million Dollars.
Million bus. lels and the price is above dollar.
Texas Crops Report.

"One of the best yield reported
to the Herald is that of John.
Long. I miles east of town. An
eleven acre field averagedsfor'y
four bushels per acre, and an en-
tire field Approximately threeshun-
bred acres will average thirty six
bushels. "-Plainyiew, Texas,
Herald, July 80.
Judge w. b. Lewis has conf
pIeted the tabulation of The scbo-
lastic census of Hale County. lt.
shows a total of 1892. an increasH
of 1873. OF this number. 946 re-
precent the Piainview district
The increase in Plainview is Y
Herald.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-12
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Tyndall, s. D., July 80, 1915.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
emit: T. H. Abbott, chairman: Jos.
v. Wagner, Chas. Dirks, Lloyd Patter-
son, w. A. Cobb, j. j. Maus, county
auditor and L. l.. Wagner, sheriff.
On motion board of couAtg com
mission&rb ad3ournea as such board
and metas board f Hdncation, G. G.
Fites. county superintendent, presfd-
ing
On motion the petition of Louis
Hakl and others praying FOR a change
Of bo1ndafiea Of school districts No.
and SS. was rejected.
On motion board or education ad-
lourned as such board and met as
BOARD OF county commissioners.
Moved and seconded that the fol
owing amounts Be- chafged out of
heafolfoMing school districts and
credited Ia the Avon seHaDl township
mixing fand.s to-wit: out OF district
No. So Sc. SS; out Of district No. "a,
s7.45; out of district No. SIS, S7.25;
,ut Of district No. Sc, s19.15; and
out of district No. 81, $6.65. Mo
tfons carried.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
u. Goeken, dragging roads. 20.5O
August Kowafskf. dragging
roads .........s.. 1850
Jno. Schneider, dragging
roads ........ 1900
=. Kessefring. grading 1000
L. Kesselring, grading 80. 1900
9. Kesseiring. grading 400
Frank E Dawes, grading $500
frank e. Dawes, grading. 47.OO
Ecs Q. Durfey. grading 1900
II. C, Hron. grading ..... 1900
Christ ~Schneiders repairing
bridge $500. ........ 800
Z. Patterson, money paid
out for freight on cuiverts 1907
Springfield Lbr. Co., lum-
Der, etc. 5000
Thos. ]. Sedlacek, grading. $50
%. G. Puckett. house rent
for Mrs. sluka ........ 1900
"A. II. Dobesh, grading ~. 22.5O
los. H. Fridrich, county
work and dynamite, etc. 1880
Jno. A. Black, grading . 1916
Stanley MeCollum, county
work and hauling ..... $500
Ed. J.. Hack, grading 1925
.. AZ. Plumb, county assessor $500
Webbe Plumb, deputy as
SCISSOR 1890
a.. ,. Hinzman, grading 1900
p. A. Hubner, grading -. 1920
9. Muller, grading -. 1880
.ohas. Dirks. money paid
out for freight on Gull
verts 49,. ..,......... S.59
State of South Dakota, ac-
countant's salary for July 1925
Frank Stanicek. grading 1852
L. A. Krall. grading .... 30.S7
Klauer Mfg. Co, culyerts as
amended $3.50. ...... 1880
Standard Oil Co.. gas for
engine ...g... ...... 6o.3S
Geo. d. Barnard Co. tax
lists and stationery, 1885,
On motion board adjourned to l
o'clock, p. N.
7. H. Abbott, Chairman.
Attest: J. J. Maus.
County Auditor.
Afternoon session.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: +. H. Abbott, chair
N. HM - 49, AMMH-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-12
Plainview, Texas, Aug. 1, 1915.
Mr.. g. H. White,
Yankton, S. ID.

Dear Sir:-E w. Byers has just sold so bushels of plums%
The peach, plum, cherry, apple and pear trees in my orchard
thst you and Bindstronn saw are ripe ard inviting. Our gar
dens areafulI of vegetables Our farmers are making from 20
to 90 bushels of wheat per acre The second cutting of alfalfa
is making three tons from two, cuttings. Oats is making an en-
ornous yield. Wagon loads of melons and peaches are on our
streets. Al million bushels of wheat will be shipped from Plain
view. Fine row crops. Alfalfa, hogs and prosperity every
where, and combination in farming that your citizens have ne
yer seen. We hope they will come on August 18th and be con
WINGED. Yours truly,
Jas. r. Delay.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-08-12

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: T. H. Abbott. chair
man; Jos. ". WAguer, chas. Dirks,
W. a. Cobb. ]. J. Maus, county aud
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ment on property in the Waterloo Drainage district is an aftermath of the failure of the Bank of Pine Bluif in which the district had about $9O,O00 of it's funds. At a meeting of the propcrtv-oNners recently there were protests against an increase in taxa ton. A committee named at this meeting to devise a plan for securing the money needed to meet contract OrS' estimates recommended a second issue of bonds to the amount of $30,- 900. These were issued, and it is believed that the amount to be col leCtcd from the bank will be sufficient to retire these bonds. If this eX- pectation is fulfilled the county court has the authority under the Wilson bill to suspend the collection of taxes to the amount recovered.
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PREPARING FOR BUSY
 CIRCUIT COURT TERM
Heavy Civil and Criminal Dockcts. Jury Commissioners Select
 Grand and Petit Jurors

Judge A. E. Grace held a session of circuit court yesterday, during which a number of CIVIL cases were stricken from the docket on reports of settlements or because Of want of prosecution. The attorneys were also given opportunity to make known their desires regarding the setting of cases, a number of which were fixed for trial.
 The civil docket will be taken u. on March 1, and the criminal docke, on March 26. Both are unusually heavy, and g busy term is in pros pect.
 The present grand jury is to re- convene on February P to consider such matters as Judge Grace and Prosecuting Attorney Parham' may present, or the members care to delve into.
 Names from which are to be select ed the next grand jury and three petit jury panels were drawn yester- day by T. M. Phillips, Angus McNell and Ben Dalby, jury commissioners and those drawn will be summoned for service at the next term.
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SENATE PERMITS
 PIKE COMPLETION Passes Bill Annexing Part of Saline County to Pulaski
 to Finish Road.
BOARD OF CHARITIES
HemihgWay's Bill Changes Manner o! Appointment and Provides Members Shall Serve Without Compensation.
 Favorable Report of Election Bill.

Little Rock, Feb. 6-Three local bills were passed oy the senate in the morning session, one permitting the St. Francis Leyee board to change it's dolnicila back from Marion to Bridge Junction, which is deemed more con- Tenent to the board members; one creating School Improvement district No. l9 in Johnson county, and the third anneXes to Eulaski county one township of Slline county which will rermit the coupletlon of the Little Tcck-P;ne Bluff highway, which Sa- Zine county is unable to build.
 One bill was defeated, that by Senator Taler, which will require the aouDty in which 8 personal injury .,ceurs, to bear a portion Of the ex- neuses ot trial when the suit follow ;ng is brought, in sono other county. This h;l was lost 5 to a2 and Senator F?ple. gave notice that he would later aak reconsideration.
 Bills were introduced with the ra- piditN ef 9 corn sheller dropping out grain. a:.G twelve bills, mostly local, weie ;ntrc4lnced during the morning session.
 One of the new bills, by Senator Ruff, changes the manner of appoint ment of members oi the state medical board, so that al! medica, schools would have equal representation. This Aill was prepared after conferences hetweon representatives of all schools, and was recommended by them. One senator after the other exempted the counties of his district until only about twenty remained by the time Senator Ruff was able to rescue the remnants of the bill and carry it ON ,o the public health committee.
 Senator Moore of Phillips introduc- od g bilt, prepared by the special committee of citizens headed by Judge w. l.. Hemingway. making cl;an;,os in the manner of appointment of the state board of charities. Tha new hill permits the governor to re- move members for cause, and the hoard may discharge it's secretary i'll like r,anner The members of the board are also tc serve without com pensation, and their terms of office vary. 'she hill was referred to the committee OF public charities.
 Faycr Consolidating Elections.
 The senaie made the Smith of Co- lumbia bill, abolishing the Arkansas actuary bureau special order for con
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Where the Fabians First Met.

Clifford's Inn, Jy. Temple Bar. Wnlcn was recently sold at auction ID Lon. don. has already undergone gooo deal of reconstruction. though this has not sc far materially damaged tae last of the cloistral retreats benlno the frontage Of Fleet street, When the old buildings disappear. as seems ID. eyitable. there will so a good many sets of chambers associated with fa' nous men-among them the rooms occupied for maDy years. Wniie HIS buoks were slowly making way among ths discerning, by tha, pure eccen trio Samuel Butler of "Crswhon' !. was, by the way, ill the little old na!' of Cliffords Inn that the weekly mee', ings of the Fabian society were nei. for at least decade and halt. U was there. indeed. that the GIG sans --sidney Webb. Bernard Shaw, Hp. bsrt Bland, Graham Wallas. syaney Olivier and the rest-hnlsnea anu nractised the debating game WHICH h the nineties made them 50 po~ss, ful a band of controversial - 'a 'ar chestsy Guardian